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PARTISAN GAMBLING SALOoNS.-Mean.
while, says the Partisan gossip of the
London Atlas, the one resource of gossip
in the decadence of every Government is
found in the tittle-tattle, literally ere
newed from the Greeks" of the reta6lisse-
ment des Jeu= Publies. The thing is most
certainly debating at this moment. The
successful candidate for the fermagt
being no other than our friend Vernon
who always seems to follow the. state
ship in a tour. like the shark, 6h the
watch for whatever prey may be con.
signed to the deep to tighten its progress
perhaps he treats it like private YES
sci, and knows well enough that every
now and then, when hard pressed by the
enemy, the captain is compelled to throw
some ofhis mostvaluable booty overheard.
This seems the plan upon which these
old and rotten nest-eggs of corruption are
about to reappear before an indulgent
public. Four only are to be allowed to
exist in Paris. Foreigners of all ranks
are to be admitted to these gilded dens,
without examination {; but French sub
jects will be compelled to exhibit, on en-
trance, not less than five hundred francs.
No player is to be allowed to stake a
smaller sum than one hundred francs al
time; but above this sum the stake is
to be unlimited. Veron is bound to de
posit by Daster sum of forty millions
by way of caution money, and the first
gambling-house is to be opened with the
same warrant of government approval
and the same publicity, as the Frascati of
olden time. The locale is said to be al
ready determined on-in the Rue Drouot,
the splendor and artistic decorations OF
the grande sale already spoken of as
something unwitnessed as yet throughout
the whole of Europe, and at the sugges
ton of one of our great poets, who has
studied the philosophy of human nature
until not the smallest gold in its darkest
recesses has been left unturned, an Arab
divan is to be established, where the
most subtle preparations of haschish ART
to be administered to those who delight
in the influence of this drug, and who
have the power to enjoy the visions OF
the blest beneath its sway. A marble
bath Of vast proportions and ori,ntal
magnifcence is also talked Of, as novel
addition to the luxuries of such an es-
tablishment, where the player may re
fresh himselfaf the scorching emotions
of the gaming-table. and issue forth
cooled f ON the excitement of gain or loss.
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q r. Att CT
yusf puBIrsHrp-.y yEw n,sooyrRy

JUST PUBLsHED-A NEW DISCOVERY IN NEDICINI!
4 FEW words on the rationa! treatment, without
"A Medicine, Of Spermatorrhsa, or Local Weak
ness, Nervous Debility Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weak
Incapacity for stvdy and Labor, Dizziness of Appre-
hension, loss Of Memo-y Aversion to Society, Love
OF Solitude, Timdity Self Ditrust Dizziness, Head
Ache, Involuntary Diseh arges Pains in the Side AZ
faction of the Eyes, Pimpies on the Face Sexual and
other 1nfirmitiee in Man. ....--...., ,-ile- .
- 50 From the French af DR.. b .DeLaney.
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed Uithom medicine is in this
small tract, clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, adopted by
the Author, fully explained, by means Of which eve
~ one Is enabled to himself perfectly, and at
the least possible cost avoiding thereby, all the ad
vertised nostrums of the day. ...,....-....,.-
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in .
sealed envelope, by remittng post paid two postage
stamps to DR.. B. Delaney, or Box 100, Broadway
Post Ohdse, N. Y. '''--' '--.'-''' feb S-Sm
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AK ECCENTRIC Murra,

Az ECCENTRIC PREACHER. Murray's
g Handbook of South Isaly" is just pub
liShed, and contains some curious stories
respecting Fra Rocco. the celebrated
Dominican preacher and the spiritual
Joe Miller, Of Naples. On one occasion,
it is related, he preached on the mole, q
penitential sermon, and introduced so
many illustrations of terror, that he soon
brought his hearers TO their knees.
While they were thus showing every sign
of contrition, he cried out Now, all
you who sincerely repent Of your sins,
hold up your hands" Every man in
the vast multitude Immediately stretched
out his hands. Rocco then exclaimed.
h" Holy Archangei Michael, thou who
with thine adamantine sword standest ut
the right Of the judgment seat of God
hew me of every hand which has been
raised hypocritically." In an instant
every had dropped, and Rocco, of course,
poured forth fresh torrent Of eloquent
invective against their sins and their
deceit. He had great dislike to tobacco,
and when once preaching to a crowd of
Spanish sailors, he astounded them by
telling them that there were no Spanish
saints in heaven. A few, he said, had
been admitted, but they smoked 50 many
cigars, that they made the holy virgin
sick, and St. Peter set his wits to work
to get them out. At length, he pro-
claimed that bull fight was to take
place outside the gate Q: Paradise.
Thereupon every Spaish saint without
exception, ran off to see the fight, and
st. Peter Immediately closed the gates,
and took care not to admit an other Span
lard. Il ''.@
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SELLING OFF!

MADAME HEINTZEN, at the NEW YORK
IN1 WORSTED AND VARIETY STORE, Penn
syisania avenue between Sth and 9th Streets oppo-
site Centre Market will close her business the
Ist OF April, and until then sell very cheap. She
offers {92 DIR .sIF. 2 - 'IL-'A'. - s'
Embroidery and Braiding Patterns; Canvass;
Tapestry and Zephyr Worsted Floss and Purse sils;
Chenille; Tinsel aud Silk Cord; Fringe and Tassels
and Chenille Embroidsries; Crochet Cotton Ribbons
Ladies' French Dress Caps and Head Dresses; Satin
and Kid slippers; Purses, Bags; Lamp Mats; Boxes;
Fancy Buttons Toys and Candy, &c, &c. :. ?E5 ~.
Lessons given and orders executed IN all kinds OF
FANCY WORK. Patterns drawn on any material
The public, sspsciatythe LADIES' invited to call
soon. storskeepers will do well to secure bargains
feb 9-eo6w
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
& THE MoRMoMs AND MATR1MoEY

The following extracts, taken from an
address to the +" Congregation of Saints, ,
delivered by one of the Mormon elders.
and published in the Deseret News, will
show what sort Of nonsense, blasphemy
and immortality is being disseminated in
Utah Territory, in the name of religion
CELSIUS was heathen philosopher; and
what does he say upon the subject oi
Christ and his apostles, and their belief
He says, "the grand reason why the
Gentiles and philosophers of his school
prosecuted Jesus Christ because he had
so many wives; there was Elizabeth and
Mary and host of others that followed
him." After Jesus went from the stage
OF action, tne apostles followed the cx-
ample OF their master. For instance,
John, the beloved disciple, writes in his
second Epistle, To the elect iady ana
her children rhom L lore in the Lord. -
Again, he says, "having many things to
write unto you or communicate, ,could
not ~rite ,cith paper and ink, but trust
to come unto you, and speak face to face,
that our jog mag be full" Again, "7Ne
children Of thy elect sister greet thee"
This ancient philosopher says they were
both Johns wives. Paul says, "mine
answer to them that do examine me is
this: Have we not power to lead about a
SISTER, rife, as aoeil as other apostles, and
as the brethren Of the Lord and Cephasen
He, according to Cephas had numerous
train of wives.
The grand reason of the burst of pub
lie sentiment in anathemas upon Christ
and his disciples, causing his crucifxion,
was evidently based upon polygamy, &C.
cording to the testimony of the philoso.
piers who rose in that age. A belief in
the doctrine of plurality of wives caused
the prosecutions of Jesus and his follow
ers. We might almost think they were
Mormons. -
You need not wonder that we raise
stout boys in the mountains, for we want
children of the right build; we do not
want scrubby breed here. Men of Nor
mon blot are not afraid to die. The
men that trouble, and whose hearts 90
pitty-patty because they have got to die,
are not worth picayune. \ man that
refuses to walk up in the track, no mat
ter what comes, and steadily press for
ward, though there should be lion in
the way, he is not of Mormon grit. That
was the grit Joseph Smith had; and when
he spoke, he spoke by the power Of an
endless priesthood, which was upon him;
and that is the power by which Brigham
speaks. When he stood up in the ma.
jesty Of his priesthood, and rebuked
the judges here, know some of our milk
and water folks thought all the fat was
in the fire. Brother Brighman has gone
rather too far; he might have spoken
a little milder than he did; l think il
would have been much better, etc. This
was the language Of some hearts; and |
feel to say, damn all such poor pussyism.
When man Of God speaks, let him speak
what he pleases, and let all Israel say
amen.
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" John Mitchell, in the last number
of his paper, the Citizen" publishes q
letter from John Martin, one of the Irish
patriots yet in exile, to John Mitchell.
At the date of the letter, 29th September
last, Smith O'Brien and 0'Dogherty were
in good health. Mr.. Martins heart is
still strong in attachment to Ireland and
her cause. He seems to think, however,
that unless an opportunity is soon offer
ed, or maze, for doing something for her,
she will become more hopelessly subject
to England. To Mr.. Mitchell, he thus
speaks: t-',
"Is there anything 10 be done for Ire
tcnd-to save her yet, or 10 raise her from
the grave !-and can you do 1t The idea
of tiattery between us two is absurd. /
tell you, you are ADLER TO serve Ireland
than any other man | know-if not to
giFe triumph to our cause, yet at least to
give it dignity. Shall I not blame YOU.
will you not condemn yourself if you, in
any way wilfully damage your power to
save Ireland? You did damage your
usefulness in Ireland by something Of in
tolerant sternness, by q want of kindly
courtesy. Say that the opposite fault is
mine, and that it is silly yone. I answer,
assuming that my faults are Of any inn
portance to the world that the worst
effect of the silly fault is to give trouble
to the proprietor oft; while yours offends
the weak. produces faction among the
proud, alienates all. And our cause
needed and needs the help of all-the
weak and the proud, as well as the heroes
and the philosophers. And there is some
thing good in every man-some latent
seed Of heaven that, il warmed and cher
ished by the divine influence OF patriot
ism, will bud and grow into virtue"
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they even the poor accommodation of

they even the poor accommodation of
high blood, or hereditai y respectability
Alas, Snooks father was joiner. and his
own fands have been hardened by the
use OF the plane. Jenkins grew his own
potatoes, and supplied fashionable farui.
lies with the vegetable when fashionable
people lived in Dey street. Stubberslops
painted doors and windows in his early
youth, and Mrs. S. mixed the paint.
Worse than this, Snooks is stupid dog
headed clown; jenkins is mean and mar
row-minded: Stubberslops believes that
Dickens wrote Shakespeare, and that the
Midsummer Nights Dream" is the work
of Mr.. Barry Of the Broadway. Respect
able, though ignorant, in the humble
station in which they began life. they are
now snobbish, contemplate and extrav-
agant. Y. Herald
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SCRIBNER'S COAX OIL"

THE healing and restc rative properties Of this
i valuable specific have now been satisfactorily
established Its beneficial and curative effects have
been fully tested iii the al of those namaiory
accumul ations which formed on the surface or
skin, known as burns bruises, boils, wounds inct-
ed by cuts and other external gatherings. For in
famed eyes, Catarrh on the head, the bleeding iles
sea sickness and Autumnal and other fevers, it Is
one of the most certain and effective remedies In
ernaly taken agreeable to directions, it ia safe and
mild and Immediate i'll relieving sick headache,
Diarrhea, bleeding at the nose, and excessive Hem
crrhage from internal eruptions and injuries from
too futl and phlethoric habit Of the body.
For sale by W. Ii. Gilman, Chas. Stott & Co., and
Ridweil Lawrence, Washington; j. =. Kidwell,
Georgetown. -.
DAY VAN DEUSEN, Proprietors,
dec 19-6m. l23 Chambers street N
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VAN DEUsEN's IMPROVED wAHPENE.

HE prOprietors of the above valuable specific for
l. the hair, feel warranted in presenting 1t to the
public as one Of the most efficient remedies for par
tia badness, diseased hair, and as safe and suo-
cessfui Renovator of wasted and decaysi locks, for
changing grey hair to its first and natural color,
promoting the growth and bea eautifyingtits TEXTURE
and impsrting increased vigor and healthy action
to the bulbs 1t has been found ninently success.
and wealthy city of New York, which win doubt sss
be widely extended over the whole Union. A few
bottles of"Van Deusens Improved Wahpene" faith
fully used according to the directions given, will,
beyond all doubt change the unsightly silver hair
of the aged as well the young to Is nrst COLOR
give it also rich and glossy appearance and alto
gether impart new and beautiful appearance to
the whole head.
For sale by W. IL. Gilman, Chas stott Co., and
Kidwell Laurence, Washington; and J. L. Kid
well, Georgetow:.
. DAY 4 VAN DEUSEN, Proprietors,
dec 10-6m 123 Chambers stre,t N v
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POPULAR AND FAkILY MED1EINE

GOLD BY RiDWELL & LAURENCE, Pennsyl-
~ vania avenue and 1+th street, Washington, and
JOHN l.. kIDWELL, High street, Georgetown, D..
O., comprising in part:
br. Jaynes Family Medicines-Dr Roses Family
Medirines-Wistar's BaIsam Of Wild Cherry-Ayers'
Cherry Pectorai-Sands' and Tewsands Sarsaparil-
IA. IT, aud John Bulls do-Rose sand Schwartzes
do-Milhau Eiixer Calisaya Bsrk-Wolf Aromatic
Scfeidam Schnapps-KldweIrs Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Antidote-Osgood's India Choio-
sogue-RowandsT Tonic cMixture-Hampton'sy yegeta-
bic Iincture-Green's Originated Bitters-Io Ioofard
German do-blake'. and Cannon's do-Rushton's 8
and Shines Cod Liver Oil, together with all the most
approved medicines of the time. H.
Agents for the sale of Seymour's Galyanic Abdomi.
hrs. Belts Abdominal Ulcro Supporters
fresh supply of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
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s. SCARPA'S
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL.

nor the cure OF Deafness Pains, and discharge OF
Il matter from the Ears. Also, all those disa-
sreeable noises liking the buzzng of insects falling
ofwater, whizzing Of steam, &c, which are symptom
of approaching deafness, and also generally attend
ant with the disease. Many persons who have been
deaf for ten, fifteen, and twenty years, and were
obliged to year trum cts, have, after using TWO
or three bottles, thrown ASIDE their trumpets being
made perfectly well. Ply scians and Surgeons hgh.
ly recommend its use.
This medicine has cured more persons and is now
uEed more extensively than any other medicines
combined, for the cure of Diseases of the Earl The
certificate are numerous, and OF the highest author
ity. .. ...
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Doctor Jeckson's Pile and letter
Em brO &C alton.
This may be coasldered a specific, and 10 warrant
ed to 1t not only Immediately allays pain and
naamation stops all bieeding, s.bdues that Intol-
erahle itching, but effectually cures in very short
time, persons Whose lives have been rendered mser-
able for years. Its application produces no pain,
but rather agreeable and pleasant senation
Call Or send for list of cures and you ei be as
oonished. r.ft. -a.' p =
For sale in Washington by z. D. GILMAN, Drug
gist inventor and proprietor of Gilman's Hair Dye
and in Baltimore, by Seth s. Hance, No. 10S Baiti-
more street. jadI3-3m
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zerman's Celebrated Tooth wash.

Zerman's Celebrated Tooth Wash.
l'HIS delicious article combines 30 many meritori
l. Gus qualities that it has now become a stand
ard iavorite with the citizens Of New York, Phia-
ieiphia and Baltimore Dentists prescribe 1: In their
practice most successfully, and from every source
the most hatterihg laudations are awarded 1t.
lnhamsd and bleeding gums are Immediately ben.
shtted by It's It's action upon them is very mild
soothing and effective. 1t cleanses the teeth so
thoroughly that they made to rival pearl In the
whiteness, and difuses through the mouth such a
delightful freshness that the breath Is rendered ex
Iuisit.y sweet 1t disnfects all those impurities
which tend to produce decay and, 3 conseQ uence,
when these removed the teeth must always re-
main sound. -.
Prepared only by FRANCIS HERMAN, Druggist, Phil
idephia, and sold by w. II. GILMAN, Washington
.nd by ali Druggists at only twentyf Eve nts bot
lie. ...-t .-..-.. - feb l-3m
DOOR, BLIND, & SASH FACTORY.
WE undersigned has completed the above eetab-
l. lishmsnt aud il now prepared TO execute every
variety Of WORK, Doors Blinds, Sash, Mouldings,
scroll Sa ~ing, &c, 70 which he desires to cali atten
ton OF builders and others. ;...-.. 49,.
Intending to devote his whole attention to this
business, he hopes to reesiTe share Of the public
patronage. s.. .t, ..-.. .+..,,. (
He has connected with the above the manufacture
Of planes and having the services Of one Of the best
makers in the country, is prepared to furnish car
pcnters and dealers at short notice. y-..--- -
y Il WI. B. DAVIS, A.
Cor lst and D sts, near Railroad Depot.
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DIR. Hollis COMPOUND PEACH SYRUP

Uh. dULT'S CUMPUUNU PEACH SYRUP.
1'HIS Compound now established in universal ia.
l. yor by its acknowledged merit, for the cure Of
'oughs, colds Group, hopping cough, and every dis
'sse OF the throat and lungs, is without parallel
supply Of DR.. Holts PEACH SYRUP, to BE- used az
preventive medicine.
soldin Washington by c. stott, D. B. Clarke, W.
Elliott G. e. Davis, J. Ii. Stone, Evans, Sylvester,
Df; Butt, Gardner, and by the Druggists generally
in Baltimore, Georgetown. Alexandra. and Rich
nond. Sold in Georgetown by h. 8. T. Cisssel.
Principal Depots at Gilpin & Bailey, No. l26 West
lombard street, Baltimore; Burnst L Beers, No. I25
Main street, Richmond, Va; I. W. Dyott 4 Sons,
No. l32, North Second street, Philadelphia; Henry
Peel Co., corser Of King and Fairfax sts, Alexan:
iria, and by Druggists every where.
Price per dozen s., Price per bottle 25 cents.
% Ia
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
For Sales and Purchases,

A ROTHWELL, at his Office, in Tod Fellows
"A. Hall, 7th street Las for sale puIdirg LOTS,
in various locations, many of them ven eligible and
Desirable Also, several dwelling HOUSES.
proved or unimproved. .''l.-} I5s- = - D..
Persons desirous either Of purchasiAs OF selling
Houses or Lots will find 1t 70 their advantage to
make application to him. jan e-RkTr2ms
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- " The London Lancet states that
insanity is greatly on the increase among
the working classes in England. and that
none but those whose duties bring them
in contact with the sufferers, can form an
idea ofits fearful spread. In one parish
there are 494 persons Of this description
al the public charge.
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fINHE proprietors having purchased the above es-
tablishnent would invite the attention OF the
citizens Of Washington ana vicinfty to specimens OF
their photographic skill which have excited Ne ad-
admitted by artists to be unsurpassed if equalied by
anything heretofore at AIMED in the art. . EL.if
Miniatures made in emery style equally as well In
cloudy as fair weather. 49,
Especial attention Is solicited to new style OF
colored photographs. ADAMS 4 DUNsHEE.
ian l3-tf '''' W.
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GEORGE TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
sPECrACLts! sPECTACLEs! ,

SfECIACIES! SfECTACLES.
T0LD, Silver, Light Steel and German Silver
VI SpECT aCLES and EYE GLASSES, suitable
for all sges and kinds of eyes. The largest assort
ment and lowest prices to be found in the District
just received and for sale by K X. LUNDY,
Bridge St, bet. Congress and High, Georgetown. d.
feb 2O-tf
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TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN.

TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN.
BUCKLEY CO. respectfully inform the citi-
u zens of Georgetown and its vicinity, that they
are prepared to undertake every description of work
in g AS FITTING. They have secured the services
of some of the best workmen from the North, and
their charges will be found low in any of those
cities. - .,s#t t..-. gG ..C F.lE p
They have always on hand an elegant assortment
of Gas Fixtures, to which they would invite the ex-
animation OF the public.
South side of Bridge street, between Washington
AMI Jefferson.
Orders left at Mnthicum's Hardware Store will be
punctually attended to. s.aJ jan 30-f
r. s. BARBARIN,
DENTIST,
ooNaRESs STREET, FIVE DOORS NORTH OF BRrDa1 u,
GEORGETOWN, D. G.
nov lS-tf ..'. 3..r s'. .t y. t.-
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VIM KNAB4. H. GAxHLI. Ed. Belts
First Premi um Grand and Square
Pianos.
sE KNABE, GAEHLE CO., manufactur
HTfIsrs. Nos 4, s, 8, 9, and IL, Eutaw street
Baltimore. X. 4 g. would respectfully call publ,
attention to the great variety Of their IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing. which for durability
delcasy Of touch, brl&ncy Of tone they believe
not surpassed by any now manufactured. In sadi
ton to the frat Premium awarded them by the Ma
ryand Institute in lS4S and lSl9 they have receive
the highest encomiums of the most eminent artists
Who used these Instruments for their Concerts. Al
OK our nrst class Professors and Ameteurs in the
city, who have highly recommended them.
a. PIANOS HIRED = oe I4-lv.
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
CAMPBELL. BROTHER a m

Z2e Bdeintore street, Of Charles Baltin.ore
4 REdaily opening NEW GOODS such as WATCH
~ Is, JEWELRY, BRONZES, CLOCKS, VASES
CHIN ORNAMENTS, MUSIC BOXES, fine OIL
PAINT1N NGS, London aud Paris PERFUMERY, gen
uine COLOGNE, COLTS REVOLVING PISTOLS,
together with gfeat variety of FANCY GOODS
which are offered on accommodating terms. -
feb 2Q-tf --.. !. - -
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA ID x
j A u N ICE,
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
A DISORDERED LIVER

ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
A DISORDERED LIVER
OR STOMACH.
Sush Constipation, inward Piles Fullness of Blood
to the Head, Acidity Of the stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Digest for Food, Fullness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructstions Sinking or Fiutter.
ing ct the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering
at the Heart, Choking or suffocatiug Sensations
when in lying posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots
or Webs before the sight Fever and Dull Pain in
the head, Deficiency 81 Perspiration Yellowness OF
the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest
Limbs, &c, Sudden Flushes of neat Burning in
the Flssh, Constant Imaginings Of evil, and Great
Depression OF Spirits,