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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

makes what would be otherwise merely contempt
bic and food for momentary mirth, serious matter
for the consideration of the morslst. We have put
down, or we have pretended to put down. lottery
Offices and policy shops. Why may we not put
down tbs equal imposition upon human credulity
There are considerations which render this stdl
more necessary. Two-thirds Of the gibberish ut
tered by these dirty ezebels relates to affairs Of the
heart. They pour into the ear Of simple girl,
faIrago Of flames and darts, and husbands, of
happy marriages with opulent swans whose eyes
are blue, or whose hair is black, who are tau
or short, whose name is Frederick or William.
The victim il astonished to find tina: the shrewd
witch knows so much but her astOnishment might
possibly be abated if she only knew that Frederick
or William had been before her, and had given the
DRphetess all necessary instructions. If it be as
certain az fate that Frederick will marry her, every
body will see that the rascal has gained great
point and anybody can foresee without the aid Of
the Yelled Lady, what will follow. We believe
that to some extent prophesy in this city means
procuring, and that under all this mummery many
conspiracies against female virtue are hidden. If
this be not an evil worthy of the attention Of the
authorities, We know not what is. In London,
such wretches if discovered are sent forthwith to the
Penitentary; and they do not therefore advertise
in the public journals but ply their mystic trade in
secret or embark for this city, in which NEGRO
NANCY, instead of being prescribed, is generously
encouraged
We suppose that il would be a waste OF
time for us to attempt to convince the patrons of
these fate-shops, the poor simples who believe IN
them. that no human destiny can be concealed in
the ace of spades or in the dregs OF teapot.
Fools are generally fools t, the end of the chapters
and if we should tell them that their fortune must
be of their own daily creation, they would not I'M
derstand us, but would still eheerfully pay their
shillings to the wise women. Our system of for
tunetellipg, we are convinced, would not be pop
ular among the seekers after forbidden things,
though We should advertise it never so largely.
We must trust TO the dissemination of knowledge,
which has already so wonderfully increased the
average OF popular intelligence, and which has
driven the soOthsayers from Courts into corners.
But even now if there were fewer knaves there
would be fewer befooed. If there be no statute or
other form Of law by which these quackish prac-
TONERS can be reached let us have one az soon as
possible. The indictment of few Of them, would
soon send the rest of The gypsy gang troopiDg out
of the CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

The people of this State owe their thanks to
Governor KING for the Message returning the
Supply bill to the Legislature with his reasons for
Withholding from it his approval. That Message
min be found on another page of this paper To-
gethsr with the debate with which the Assembly
received it, and the vote had tbereupOn. 1t is no.
often that an official document deserves so unq lal
fed praise, or that sn argument on cOnstitlt 'nsl
question 80 leaves the other side without reply. 1t
Is rs freshiDg and encouraging phenomenon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

In SENATE yesterday, committees were voted to
inform Messrs. Buchanan and Breckenridge of their
election, and to make arrangements for the insugu-
ration A resolution excluding the vote Of Wiscon-
ain was laid on the table.
In the HOUSE committees similar TO those OF the
Senate were appointed. motion to exclude the
vote of Wisconsin was ruled out OF order Tue
motion declaring Mr.. Whitfield not entitled to the
,est AZ delegate from Kansas was declared lost by
two majority The Tariff bill was taken up IN
committee, after vote to close debate thereon on
Monday next.
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NAVIGATION WESTWARD.

ST. LOWS, Feb. l2.-There 10 not nov mqcn ,oo
the river and the water is recedipg The weather.
undertaking. Business is brisk and freight plenty; W.
have no news concerpiog the upper rivers Inc ss 4.
er Topic left for Peoria yesterday, and reports
Illinois gorged with Gold ice for several aues .s..s
mouth, THE steamer Emma Harmon and 49,
canal boats were sunk by the fresbefs u Peofla -
La Sale The Peoria Lake is closed by ice. Stsana
will commence running the ksw River, tetS~
Lawrence ard Quindaro, about the LIST Of ApnL
PlITsBURGB, Feb. l2-1ne wster IN tbs nvny
this point measures feet inches. Weather MID -
cloudy.
CIscIssATr, Feb. l2.--Tbe river bere hss - -,
DOT &c day and Is full Of floating ice TIE ferreSSss
bad to suspend heir tIip.. Weather mild VII" INV
tiCns of rain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, Thursday, FEB. Il, 80.
The dedication Of the Agricultural Rooms took place
tonight. b. o. johnson. the Corresponding Secretary,
made brief statement of the Societys operations.
Addresses delivered by the Hon Samuel Cheever.
President of the State Agricultural College, and By
William II. Bogart and Hon. J. &. Peters few
remarks were made by the Hon. VIM. Kelly.
Explorations of the line of the Hudson River Road
swsy and portion Of the bridge at Colsmblavle
Creek carried away. The track to Stockport L. Gov
cred with ice or S feet high. The repairs viii DO
completed in the first part Of the week. The Trans
now run round by Berkshire and the Hudson kiv~
Road.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

question similar, in some respects, to th.t
which hss arisen at Washington as to counting the
Pies.dentia! vote Of Wisconsin, was raised IN losi,
On occasion of counting the vote by which Monroe
was elected Preside for second tenn. Then as
now. the question so far as j! could affect the i'iag
Of the Presidential chair for that occasion, was OF no
O. nseqaence. There had been but one vote thrown
in ths Electoral Colleges against Monroe as Pfe'-
acas, ed bat fsps.eea ss';sst TOmpk;ns a, Wee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE ..ALBASy, Feb. II, 1857.
Mr.. WADSWORTH presented six memorials asking
for revision OF the canal tolls.
The object of the memorialsts Is to make dIcrlmi'
nation in the tolls 60 that the State should not lose tolls
by means Of cuts made nayigable at the expense OF
the State ard through which many miles OF canal nav
igatiop were evaded.
Mr.. A. VI. SMITH presented memorial from for
warders commssi merchants and others, complain
ing of the neciency and neglect of the contractors,
superntendents and undercontractors on the canals,
the past sesson. =.
MI. UPHAM reported his bill transferring the ap-
roinmel. Of Auditor from the Canal Commissioners to
ibe Governor. .
Mr. BROOKS gave notice Of bill requiring the re-
eoIdiDg of all marriages.
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporste the American Guano Company.
To incorporate the New-Ycrk College OF Veterinary
Surgeons. .
on mott On of Mr.. c. T. SMITH, tie miniature msp
of the Bay and Harbor Of New ork prepared by the
HarbOr Commissioners, was ordered to be printed.
Mr.. uPIIAMS bill 70 reorganize the Canal Depart.
ment was debated by Messrs. BROOKS and uPHAa
at considerable length.
On motion of Mr. c. Z. SMITH, an Executive Ses-
sion was ordered for to morrow noon.
The object is to make pubic the report on Tie Har-
Dor Masters couuptons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

AN, .s.vo> Ee~-Ycst and Washington since
% o. .s.rsnt II the session The Post-Ofics
nsosS,1oe.t i, much 81 med for Ia wsni Of enterprise
IoSss If Tenn. ana Mr.. Foreocs Of the Houss,
With Mr. Weller Of the SenA t. eonpS.e the ,o,nt Com
nttse to Wal. on Mr.. Buchac INA p1s;as asS
and inform them Of their e'ec> zoe u Fi~'aeos ana
Vice Pres;deot Of the United States'
Senator'S Pesrce, Bigler and FoN hsye been IN
Trusted by TIE senate with the duty Of making arrange
uents for the Inauguration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
Mep11ork pailu Gribnate
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1857.

A limited number Of advertisements are taken in
Tax WEEKLY TRIBUNE the rate Of one dollar fns
This paper has attained circulation of l75,WO
copies, and is unquestonaby the best medium e1tant
for advertising in the country. Advertisements shond
be handed in at any time before, and not later than,
Tuesday Of each week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
THE GARDINER POISONING CASE.

BOSTON, Thursday, Fe6 II, MT
Mrs. Gardner was this morning removed rom Hing
ham to the Plymouth County jail. The charge Of
murder against her will come before the Grad Jury
in May next.
The will of Joshua Sears, who died few days since.
beQueaths $4,000 to his brothers and their children
$4,000 to his native town of Yarmouth for public
schools end $1,000 to the Sesmans Friend Society.
The balance, exceeding million and hall, he leaves
in trust to his son, now three years old.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

ExPAy DISC AuoERs.-The manufacture
thousav d Expanding Bits hiss just been c0's .,
fer u der the patent granted to l.. II. Gio0s
city. in June, 1855, the fH!alimens Of "nica TIE y
thu il first actual Introduction TO the puese' ,dS
, " mesns Of ,rgie movable part, dtsd % ~
msnrs, IN a s.o. il the main BIT. borcs hoes a
frm cos ;sch OF ir fact tcom thrssqSs''e"
| I'd to two ssd ass auts.er.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

We are assured that the ladies Of Alexanie', - !.
have sent TO the National Kansas Coma'ates
goods and none y al Of which has been o0Heo'ss :.
iIg the last " % months sl2 GO Of this amos. -.
raised in the town of Elbas the remainder u
hnder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
A FORTNIGHT LAyER FROM CALIFORNIA.

Esw.OnLKAss, Thursday, Feb. Il, isS.
The steamship Black wNrise. from Havana .
coming up the riv~. She bipys CLtosnis dates V
the Goth ul., received at Havana BY The NAL steamer
from AspnwaL.
David C. Broleick has been elect I'd United States
Senator from California for the long term, and Ds.
cwin for the short term. Both gentlemen were "a
their way to New-York by the George Law.
A severe earthquake had been felt in III = ss0'ae"
part OF Cslifornis.
Trade in San Francisco was dub.
The mining accounts generally favorable
We have nothing later of definite nature from W.
aragua.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
THE WESTERN ROADS.

CHICAGO, Friday, Feb: Il, 30.
No trains have run through over the Rock Island
Road this week The damage chiefly Ia in the Baress
Valley, caused by ice from the Mississippi. The kees
logs and lumber, below Burlington, have been lot
Navigation is open in the Missouri River, aud tho ar
boat went up to-day. The damage done ct NaPert
willie Dupaee County amounts 10 $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
WEATHER..

Tbetelecrsph furnishes the following wesih' a'sepe
H.Trv. FEB. Is.--The Thermometer M NJ ~
The weather is clear. -. A.. -,
S,ckvIIIE Feb. T. The Thermometer hs 0"'
ing stood at ~ degrees below zero.
PRyDEkIcKroS, Feb l2.-Ihe thefmnAeter nSA"
II degrees below zero FMS morning.
BlsGOr, Feb. E.-Tbe Thermometer he DIV
stood at Is degrees ~ low zero.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
speei, Dispatch TO tho N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Feb. IL

Special Disrstch 10 tho n. T. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday Feb. 12, 1857.
At an interview with Mr. Mason here NJ. Ba.
chanan construed his letter OF acceptance to mean
that the people of the Territories had no RICH: to
interfere with Slavery until about forming State
Constitution. This Interpretation differs wholly
from the one claimed at the North, aud has oe-
ca,Oned much sensation in political circes-so
much 10 that, with the consent Of discreet South
ern men, Mr.. Buchanan has been urged to exclude
il from his Inaugural, where il was designed to DO
announced az his doctrine.
A recommendation, urging Robert J. Walker for
the premiership, signed BY Messrs Rusk, Clay,
Fitzpatrick, Reid, Bigss, Brown OF Mississippi,
and few others, has been sent to Wheatand,
while here, when Mr.. Walkers claims were pressed,
Dir. Buchanan spoke kindly Of him, admitting his
ability, his services, and dscreditns imputations
affecting his integrity during Mr. Folks admins
tration. II was then stated that portion of the
South stood ready to nterpOse in bis behalf, ana
Mr. Buchanan inquired why il had not been done
before. TIE inference from this interrogatory
ulsted the movement, which Mr.. Hale, of Michigan
bas mainly managed.
Mr.. Buchanan told Rssk ths. the Republican
party was Dead and the latter, with others, argued
that if such delusion could be entertained, Others
more serious might easily occur. There seems TO
be forebOdng on the Democrat, side that the
Administration is doomed, under fatality OF the
President.
To tie A,Iccls:sd PresA
Instructors we've forwarded 10 day by telegraph 10
New Orleans concerning the delivery OF parcels OF
ssgar cane brought by the bark Reesse, which arrived
there On the 9Th instant. Applications at the Patent
Office for it are consequently useless. ~
In TIE ey emit Of TIC siiuIe OF Congress 70 pass Dali
10 n duce The revenue, Mr. Campbell OF Ohio VI" pres
"a financial me NOW under consideration In the
Committee on Ways and Means the depositing oil the
surs revenue reser,ing - eco &C., with the several
states in proportion to the federal ratio Of representa-
ilcp or about s75 600 for each memberthe States to
pledge their faith for the sale keeping OF the money
and refund il when required for the purposes oil tao
General Government 1t is proposed to pay one haif
of tie surplus the Is, Of July and Tie remainder on
tie let Of October.
Upward Of sixty passengers ariiyed tbs mosnlnS,
tie first who have crossed the Susaushanaah slnce
Sunday, far Washington.
Msoh iUd;graiion is expressed by Memse,s Of Coa-
gees ssI others " csaeelassoa q saat1 a4alss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

By way Of New-Orleans we have two weeks
later dates from California. There is no news Of
importance. Dave BrOderick is eleced Senatorfor
the long term. and Mr.. Gwin for the short term.
That is Democratic glory enough for one arrival.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

Est. LOUIS, Thursday, FeD ~ ioo'
The Wes,poft correspondent Of The Republican says
that the outward Santa Fe mal lett on the "a inst
letter from Bent's Fort, dated Nov. %, says thS
the fort was SAFE but that the Keswas bad declared
war on the whites Bent had ~ whites and iOO Of tho
Cheyennes 10 protect the fort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
FIRE AT EAST CAMBRIDGE.

BOSTON, ThuIsdsy, Feb. II Io1'.
tire at East Cambridge, this evening, degtrcya
the furnace, holdings and packing rooms Of the Bay
state Glsss Works. A storage house was also ds.
stroyed A large amount of stock was consumed ana
ihe oss ia estimated at $40 600. Insurance &lOOOO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
DEATH OF THE HON. ALBION X. PARIS

DEATH OF THE HUN. ALBION n. FAhhN
PORTLAND, Me-, Thursday, Feb. IL, 1857.
The Hon. Albion X. Paris died suddenly yesterday.
at his residence in this city, OF disease Of the heart lie
has been United States Senator, Judge OF the Supreme
Court, was five times elected Governor OF Ma,ne ano
has filled other offices of honor and trust. lie wss
about II wears old.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
THE MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

Bosros, Thursday, Feb. IL, 1885,.
The House to-day, on the necond ballot elected Brig
Cen f. w. Pierce Of Freetown to the ettce OF MAJOR
General of the Massachusetts Volunteer Mits, csed
by the resignation of Maj Gen. Eimands, thus non
concurrng with the Senate which had previously elect
ed Brig Gen. Andrews OF Boston to this office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
THE EXPECTED STEAMERS.

BOSTON, ThuTsday, FEB. +, IoO8.
The fire at East Cambridge this evening prostrated
the Eastern Telegraph lines and our latest dispatches
from Portland and Halifax are to O'Clock. at which
hour Dothpg had been heard of the expected steamers
from Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
NAVIGATION OF THE SUsQUEHANNA..:,

NaFlOA iAOS VT iAa w 49, a. toxJ
HAyRE DE GRACE, Thurday, Feb. II lS ~,
The Susquehanns Is blocked up with Ice. The %"
more Railroad Ferry boat Is immoyable In the ios
third of the way across and will probably re0ss
until there ia another freshet. temporary ps.a
boards 10 laid on the Ice and the passengers Walk acs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
ARREST OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE Lam

LANCASTER, Penn, Thursday, Feb. u. 1857:
b. C. Bachman, late President of the Lancaster
Bank, arrested this afternoon on tne .nLgyo ~
embezzipg the funds of the Bank and held to bail IN
the sum of ST., 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

WIGs--HAIR-DYR --WIGs.-BA4C HEL0Rs
fhey ere celebrated the world i Their graceful beauty
esss ana dursbuy-ft.ns charm The largest and beat
stot 10 the world Twelve private applying bis IA
Nous Dys Bold at BATcBELoR's, No. xS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
, ,~,(, ON THE ODD EEIJ OWs, HAIL.

TUMBLING OF THE ODD FELLOWS HALL
CHICAGO Thursday, Feb. IL, 1857.
The new Odd Fellows Hall at Dubuque, Iowa, fell
In ON Saturday in consequence Of the accumulation o.
ice and snow upon the top Of It, s. s. Foss and vito.
who were in the building were instantly killed Loss
$40G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

Care No. 7l-Pafrck Burke William Ii. Gaines
and Wife, ct al.-Argued by Mr. Lawrence for de-
PENDANTS.
No 73-Willism r Bryan ct al VS.. Robert Fonyh
-Argume Mt commenced by Mr.. Balance for PLAINTIFF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
ASSEM- bly,.

The bill for the removal of the Quarantine was taken
up in Committee Of the Whole
Mr. MAHEN opposed the bill, and made an attack
on TIE Commissioners of Emigration.
Mr.. VARNUM said that these charges o. cofruptloa
and extravaganza against the commissioners were no
new thing Since their creation they hsd received ana
expended nearly 81 900 coo. They had paid 70 couh
ties nearly 81 go and sdded 800 OO0 to the prop
erty oil the State. lie defended them against lne
charges
M LEAVENWORTH objected to several features
in the BILL ard moved that progress be Iep'oa On IL
The motto was carried.
The Annusl Tax Bill wss taken up and cebated, OUT
no vote was taken on the amendments proposed:
The bill appointing three State Tax ComnlssIoners
was token up. 49,.
Mr.. SHERMAN moved TO amend by naming Abjah
II. Noes Of Mag ara, Robert JeHenOa OF Lansing and
Anthony J. Bleeeke. of HewYoik, the three Conmis-
soners instead Of leaving the sppeiamsut to the Gov
error.
Debsts e1s1ed, bat no vote Yves taken
BILLS |ASskD,
Fos c.osipg Bleomipg1Als square.
70 suihos1e tie c;y Of New YORK to raise s'''. w
e. ResssvoI.
80 sGssa W. kNas.ts Pax Csa,'x,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
THE DELAWARE RIVER.

No trains have yet arrived here via the Amboy keeA
The Delaware bridge is pronounced safe, and tran
croes over on it.
The faimers en- the river have all suffered heavy
Losses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

KinG's EFTERvEsCgNT CITRATE OF MAGNrSIi
approved by the medical faculty most agreeable tnd ea
saline speIient and ebGg y sdspted for the use
of families AGENTs-S6ER Co., Dispensing Druggists,
No ktoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
THE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE, &c.
nnrNrnN n L Thursdax Eah IL, lSDl.

Notice was given In the House to-day Of bill to re-
move the Quarantine ,
The Joint meeting of both House, for the election OF
United States Senator, has been fixed for tho 18th 81
February.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
ELECTION OF MAYOR OF MONTREAL, I. C

Henry Stames esq, was reelected Mayor Of tnS
city to-day by aeclamatioo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
HnIIowAY,s PnIS.-Health and long life may

De bad ty keepins tho blood pure aud Tue Iyt ~
he OH oreas In healthy To effect his Use nee es
faordinary Pills which upon the very handspring Of NE
Sold at the manufactures No 80 Maiden Isne Neg or sn1
No "a Strand London and by al Druggists al De- tso ACC
Al p~tb boz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

DIR, ALBAN GOLDSMITH, late professor O1 SUI
,,y viii resume tho practice Of LrTHoTRPTY Tor removing
from the bladder cuns together vito al the
di,esses Of the region. Office No ~ FkANKLksr N l.
Hour from 4 m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
SMITHSONIAN HOUSE,

R,oAny.y corner Of Houston It. New York.
UoTTf AccomMopATIoSs the EUROPEAN PLAN
Or on the AnEkIcIs PLAN, at optiOn-S2 PEE DAY.
&c. 49,, ~, o, shout SIDNEY RorMLy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05
Newspapers and Advertising.

The Philadelphia Bulletin, after
making some timely suggestions or
the duties of the current year, comes
to the following very sensible conclu.
sion. Its hint is as applicable here
as in Philadelphia
Finally make a resolye-if you are
in any sort Of business, that you will
push it with all the economy, LIBERAL.
ty, spirit and enterprise You can mas.
ter-and by way Of takinga fresh start
and combining the whole four III one
vigorous effort, the best thing You can
do is, beyond question, to take a
newspaper, and send to it a good long
advertisement--one ofthat kind which
not only makes it certain that your
name will be seen by all the world,
but which also proves that you are do,
ing a tirSt-rate business, and can af.
ford to make it known. The world
loves to p~atronize those whom it thinks
are doing well--and liberal advert
sing is an unfailing sign of prosperity
as times 60. Of all habits this is be.
You'd question, one of the very best tc
form at the beginning Of the year, and
as such we sincerely commend it to al
friends,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05
Homeopathic GIObules.

A stitch in the side, if taktn in time,
save nine.
One physician is better than two,
but three are fatal.
Hope is the best medicine, and for
tunately it is in the power Of every
doctor to dispense it.
There is one evil that doctors in
length of time do effectually cure us
ot-and that is, the faith we place in
their nostrums.
Medical botany might be restricted
almost to the plucking of che simplest
Might we not say Of a doctor what
Figaro said of the Seigneur of his pc.
riod--that he does us a suf6ciency Of
good, SO long as he refrains from do.
ing us any harm2
Wise persons, when they take ad.
vice, 60 to a phycian, but fools go tc
a quack-and the large disprOportior
between the two classes explain why
so many quacks make their fortune
while many a clever physician starves
Many persons take advice as they
do physic--to fling it aside the mo
ment the doctors back is turned
Punch.