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Sunday School Union Defalcation...
ShfpSvrcck, etc.
New York, Feb. %.

New York, Feb. %.
1t is said the actual loss arising from the
defalcation of Frederick w. Porter, late Sec
rotary of the American Sunday School Union,
will not exceed SIC, 900 and that the mara
gers Of the Union, with the assistance of q
few Of their friends, are determined to pay it
out of their own rockets.
The ship John Milton. from the Chincha
Islands loaded with guano, went ashore on
Montauk point last Saturday morning. and
was entirely broken up. The dead bodies of
eight persons who were on board have been
found. Nor is it thought that single enc
of her officers or crew have escaped alive.
1t is currently reported IN England that
the Collins steamship Adriatic has been sold
to the Russian Government for 100000
Stocks are quiet this morning money easy
and plenty exchange quiet.
Rum"r gives the command Of the steam
frigate Wabash, flag ship of the Meditera-
mean Squadron, to Capt. Levy, lately restored
to the active service.
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T'EHK,TORY OF MINNESOTA. M,

l. tRlCT COURT, COUNTY OF RAMSEY SEIOND
JUDICIAL DISTINCTLY. W. Moore against james
S,art ey and Charles g. Peteys, late copartners as
oi1r"ey Petteys William II. Randall and Auasa Ma
..n. summons. 10 James Starkey and Charles G.
ret'eNs, late copartners as Starkey Prt.eys iam
H. Randall and Amasa Mason You and each Of Won
IRE hereby aummoned aid required to answer the Com
paint in this action, which been hled in RI, one
o! the CLERK OF this Court at Saint Paul in the County
oi ramsey IN said Territory of Minnesota and TO serve
copy OF your answer to the said complaint on the sub
ScrlDers at their office in ST. Paul. i'll the County of Ram
sey III SAID Territory, within eniy days after the
such service; and # you fail to answer tn. said c.,
plant within the time aforesaid, the Plant n in this
acuon wl take judgment against you for the sum al
-FOUR Hundred and ThIriyfye Dollars with interest ~,
The sun OF -Four Hundre, ana Thrtytwo Dollars at the
rate OF hVe per cent. month the 10th ,av of
eep,tnoer' a. u. Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Seven
oesioes the costs and disbursements Of this arto.,
Dated, Saint Paul, January 18Th, 1855
AMEs, VAN ETTEN OFFICER, Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
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Mung News from Kansas.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %. -
Dispatches just received by the Admin
istration from Kansas indicate marked
change in the aspect of affairs in that Ter
ritory. The person who sent the intelligence
occupies high official position. He saws
that at the present time large majority of
the people are in favor of the Immediate adj
mission of Kansas under the Lecompton
Constitution. 4a
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The Soldiers of 1912.
BosTON. Feb. %

BosToN, Feb. %.
The annual meeting of the Association of
New England Veterans Of the war of 1912
was held at the State House yesterday. A
series OF resolutions expressive of the claim
which they have on the country, and Pc
titionto Congress that they be placed upon
the same footing with the Soldiers of the
Revolution, were adopted.
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Celebrat ion of w ashiugtOn's Birth
Day.


Day.
BALTIMORE, Feb. %.
The Masons here celebrated the anniver-
siary of Washington's birthday in an appro-
pirate manner.
Hon. Lawrence NJ. Keitt, Of South Carroll
ma, lectured here this evening.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. %.
Mr.. Hunters speech was eloquent and
was well received. the Station was saluted by
artillery and the cheers of the multitude.
Hon. Robert G. Scott made an eloquent
address.
The Masonic cerimonies were highly inter-
estng and impressive.
General Scott reviewed the troops.
Tonight there is general Illumination
and the City looks as if it we're a blaze of
light. No accident occurred.
There were probably 100000 persons pres
sent. The programme was fully carried out.
Everything was perfectly successful
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Huel near Was hingtOn.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.

WASHINGTON Feb. %.
Bell and Williams who had collision in a
barber shop on Sunday morning, went beyond
Blaiensburgh this morning, at 5 O'Clock,
accompanied by their respective friends. 1t
is said that Bell fired at the word one, the
ball from his pistol penetrating Williams hat.
Williams as the assaillng party, having given
the satisfaction demanded, discharged his
pistol INTO the snow-the beiligerants return
ed to Washington apparently reconciled.
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AntI.Lecompton Meeting.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. %
A large AntiLecomptoh meeting took
place on Saturday, P. M. Jacob Reinhardt
vas chairman. Resolutions were adopted
denouncing the Presidents course on the L.
compton question and endorsing Douglas ami
Cox. Speeches were made by Judge John
son OF Kansas, Payne, Morton, Grigor and
others.
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Steamers Burned.

New ORLEANS, Feb. q.
The steamers Virginia, Montauk, James
Montgomery, Sherman and S. S. Prentss
were burned opposite this city this morning
loss $40 ,009. Partly insured.
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ORNATE MEDICAL TREATISE on

= II . L ii IOIUUICdI
VIEW OF MARRIAGE, BY DE-.
La CRoIx, NJ. d., Albany, New
York. 800 Pages and 100 Fine
Plain and Coiored Autographs
and Plates, sent free Of postage to
al parts of the Union. Cheapest
Book ever published, and contain
ing nearly double the quantity OF
reading matter in that of the
Fifty cents or Dollar Publications,
II treats on the Physiology Of
Marriage, and the secret disor.
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Our Democratic friends generally &C.
knowledge that the Lecompton Constitution
is not just the thing, but then if the people
Of Kansas do not like it they can alter it. The
propricty of making people swallow dose
of medicine, merely for the purpose of hav-
ing them throw it up again when it makes
them sick, is not very palpable.
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Killed by his Niger.

New Providence, Tenn. Feb. 90
Jas. Harris, Tobacconist, was murdered
last night by one Of his negroes a mob hung
the negro to-day.
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Burning Of the Pacific Hotel At st. Lou.
is--Rurther Particulars.


ts--Further Particulars.
.... ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 20.
The Pacific Hotel was burned at 8 o'clock
this morning. Eight or ten persons were
killed and many seriously injured by jumping
from the windows. It is impossible to OBJ
tam The particulars of the names of the kill
cd and wounded now.
The burning Of the Pacific Hotel proves
to have been much more terrible calamity
than was reported this morning There were
about hundred persons in the house, be-
tween frty and fifty Of whom are missing.
The following are the names of persons so
far known to have been killed: Bruce, Nc
Nit, Burkhart Wurst, Paul SterriIl, Mrs.
Jenny Jones and child, of ST. Louis John
son, of Chicago; Henry Rochester and T.
Hart Strong, Roc ester, N. Y; Wm Saun-
ders Taylor, Geo. Crane, Miss Jones, resi-
dences unknown Chas. Davis, VIM. Gun
ningham, Terre Haute and Alton R. R. :;
Miss Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard, nine
persons in one room, names unknown, and
negro boy.
Seriously injured-Ja mes F. Gary, report
er for st. Louis Leader E.ihu Hays, New
York; Jonathan Jones Mr.. Towns VIM.
Turner and Sharpe, watchmen of the house.
The fire caught in drug store under the
hotel, and the flames spread SO rapidly that
before the inmates could be reused, the stair
ways were enveloped in flames and all egress
cut off, except by the windows. Many
leaped from the third story and were horribly
mangled or instantly killed, and many more
we're unable even to reach windows, and
were burned In their rooms. Several more
bodies are supposed to be in the ruins, and
hundreds of excited men are engaged in re-
moving the rubbish.
The wounded were promptly taken charge
OF by friends, or sent to the hospital, where
their injuries are Immediately attended to.
Several of the wounded can not possibly re-
cover.
The loss Of property is upwards of $4,000
dollars.
STILL LATER.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. %.
In the confusion and excitement, some er-
rors crept into our account of the burning OF
the Pacific Hotel, as telegraphed Saturday.
The loss of life is not SO great. The names
of those positively known to be among the
dead are as follows: Henry H. Rochester
and Thomas II. Strong, of Rochester, n Y. :;
II. nj. Gregg, Charles Davis, VIM. Cunning
ham, Geo A. Crane, Evan j. Watkins, Mr.
Allison, Michigan; Ephraim Doane, Chica-
go; Miss Hunter, missing, supposed to be
dead; Bruce, McKnitt, Buckhart, Wurst,
Paul, Sterrill, VIM. Taylor, j. Wagner, DR..
Lord, Observation-Disclosures found.
Others taken out the ruins so burned can
not be identified.
Severely injured-Mr and Mrs. Hubbard,
Boston, Latter fatally, Elisha Hays, VIM. w.
Terrence, Jas. F. Geary, VIM. Turner, VIM.
Sharp, Mrs. Jno. Jones.
Several committees of citizens were FORM
ed yesterday to collect means to supply the
wants Of the destitute and furnish attendance
fer the wOtlnded, and to provide for the OBJ
seQuies Of the dead. The funeral of those
identified takes place on Wednesday. 9th
er bodies are supposed to be in the ruins.
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T,EHKITORY OF MINNLSOTa. ms.

II IKICT CUUKT, COUNTY OF RAMSEY, SECUND
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.-James W. Sin.pson against
Miinain K Meiiatey, Nathan Myrick ana William II .
Notieo. summons. To William h MehafTey, Nathan
Myrich and William Ii. Mobiles, tine above named De
iendants You and each of you hereby Summon ed
nd required to answer the Complaint in this action
which has been filed in Office of the Clerk of This
Court at Saint Paul, in the County of Ramsey in said
territory Of Minnesota, and to serve copy of YOUR
answer 10 the said complaint the subscribe at their
ONCE III ST. Paul. i'll the County Of Ramsey in said Ter
roy within tw enty days after the service o this sum
mons on YOU exclusive OF the day o. service and
II you iai TO answer the said COmplrDt within the time
aforesaid, the PLAINTIFF in this action Will take inr ~,
against you for the sum of Seven Hundred ANA Fifty
Dollars, with interest froln the 18th day of October
d. Eseen Hundred and Fifty seven, besides the costs
ana disbursements of this action.
Dated January 14th 1858.
AMES, VAN ErTsN Il OFFICER, Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
feb26-w.v
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I AL J1IJN.
l. TY OF ,MsEY, DISTRICT COURT SFC0Nn
JUDICIAL DlsTklCT.-Henry Carlisle against ohm J.
Shaw ana Alfred u. Harr-I partners under the firm
name of John j. Shaw Co. Summons To John SHAW
and Alfred d. Harrel partners, &C., defendants above
named. YOU and each of you, are hereby summoned.
ana required TO answer the Complaint in this action
which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Lstricp
Court of said County of Ramsey, and to serve COPY
OF your answer to said npaint on the subscribers
at their Office in Saint Paul in the County of Ramsev
In said Territory within twenty days the service of
TINS Summons on you exclusive of the day of such SER
vice. and you fail to answer the said Complaint with
i'll the time Aforesaid, the Plaintiff this action will take
Judgment against for the Six Hundred and
TweLtyfour Dollars, with interest on the sum of Three
Hundred Dollars at the rate of seven per cent p.r an
mum from October LIST, 1857, and with interest upon the
sum OF Three Hund ed Dollars frori the first day of jan
uary, a D. eighteen hundred and fifty besides the
COSTS and disbursements of this action.
j. d c. D. GILFILLAN, Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
Dated January S, 1855. iap23.wsv
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T'ERRITORN OF MgNNESOTA. RAW.
" EEI NuuNiE. nISEgIi.I CQIIR1 y

u sh1 COONfY, DISTRICT COURT, SECOND JC-
DnOi AL plSfKlCT.-ln the OF the d ttiou OF
"nam b. Frederick, an insoivent debtor to be dis
chGiBeu from MS debts. Order show cause and for
puncatloh OF notice thereof Having duly receiy ed the
feution schedule and affidavit Of the petitioner VII
liam b. Frederick il the above named matter ami upon
proper appcaton OF said petitioner by his Attorneys
aessrs. baocock Cotton it hereby ordered that ali
the creditors OF said insovent petitioner show cause If
any u4ey nave, before the Judge of said Court at his
chapers IN tne City OF ST. Paul, county aforesaid Oh
te nrst (st day OF jane, A. d. 1855, at Pollock in the
forenoon OF that day, why ALI assAusen OF said insoi-
vent should not be made, and he be discharged
from his debts And hereby directed that notice Of
the ABOVE order and its contests be published in the
Meekiy MinnfSotisA newspaper printed at the Civ
OF ST PAUL. the seat OF government said Territory Of
minnesota III said Ramsey County, once in each week
ior ten successive weeks and also the Abaur Week
journal newspaper printed at the City of ALBANY
We seal oil government "a The State New fvrA IN tie
county OF Albany in last said State once in each week
Tor ten successive weeks and also in the weekly Ad-
vocste, newspaper printed Baton Rouge the seat
VI Oh The state Of louisiana the Parish
o. East Baton Rouge last said State in each week
for ten successive weeks.
Chambers City Of st. Paul, This 21st day Of anua-
~, "A. ~ 1905 Z Z. NESON,
Jth|o-"1Vw judge Second District
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ERg!RII0RE OF MINNESOTA, DIS

i IkiCT COURT, COUNTY or RAMSEY, SECOND
yoDiSIt Otsisicr-Huebsrd Hastings against William
Ii. Haight Charles A. HsiKhV and J.roue Finch cansrt
nsIs o. iiham ii Hssht Co. Summons. To vii
nam H. Haight, Charles A. Height and j. ono Finch
eoparthefS as William Il. Haigft Co. You ard ea eli
OF you are hereby Summoned anu required 10 xer tn
e'Ihlalh' IN THIS acton, copy cf which is herewith
eIed upon you, aud to serve cory Of your aass e.
|" te silu Complaint en- the subscribers their Office in
o. taui, IN the County of Ramsey in said Terr:torv
"i!i s"eHty lays alter the service OF this Summons On
you, cAHisVe 81 te Gay of such service and If YOU
Al w. tesaiu complaint within the time afore-
seahe fiantin III this action Will take ldg nj against
yon Tor the sum OF Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars To-
eter with the interest thereon the rate of seven per
lent per arinum FROM the fourth day of October A. ID
Eighteen hundred and Fifty seven besides the costs aud
disbursements OF this action.
Dated, SAINT Paul. january Sth, 1855
AAlS, VAN tTrEN OFFICER PMS A.t'ys. feb26.M1w
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rency, made report aud submitted two
bills.
On motion, the House adjourned
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T AIDES FL&eS FOR SALEB
- Jaw g. q, GRISWOT ID
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 81. 1855

SENATE.-The Senate was called to or
der at the usual hour, the President in the
Chair
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h,mSeli from the charge that he had been
looking for support to the North rather than
to the South, and quoting from letter writ
ton by him in 1910, to Gov. Gilmer, OF South
Carolina, to sustain bis argument. He de-
nied again that the Nebraska Bill was a sub-
iect of controversy in Tennessee in 1879.
He also explained his vote on the right of
reception of abolition petitions, and showed
that he took the same ground that Mr.. Bu-
chanau did, who said in the Senate that the
North ad as good right to interfere with
slavery in the South, as the latter had to re-
sst the right of petition. He reiterated his
position OF yesterday, mountaineering upon
Mr.. Johnson's course of argument with much
severity. With regard to Mr.. Johnson's
supposed case of all honorable gentleman
playing bold game for the Presidency by
courtins both the South and the North, vot-
ing with the former and telling the latter he
was with it, and voting against it only be-
cause he was instructed so to do.
Mr.. Bell replied that # he knew a man
that could be guilty of such trickery and
fraud, that man was bis colleague. He also
characterized him as an ncendiary ready to
carry the torch of disunion into Tennessee, if
wanted in his political purposes, and conclu-
ded by adding that he could entertain no fur
ther respect for his colleague, unless be with
drew the offensive portions of his yesterdays
speech.
Mr.. johnson replied that his colleague had
not controverted a single fact nor answered
one argument, and his speech to- day was con-
elusive evidence that these arguments were
unanswered. With regard to the withdraw
al of the personal remarks, he had disclaimed
this morning any intention of being offensive,
and he had no other apology or retraction to
make.
The Senate then went into executive ses-
sion and soon after adjourned.
HoUsE-The House postponed the bill
granting pensions to the soldiers of the war
Of 1872, until the third Monday in March,
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MONDAY, MARCH l, 1855.
SENATE-The Senate was called to or
at the usual hour.
After the usual prelminaries,
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. MORELAND: A petition from
citizens Of lie Seur Co. relative to the Coun-
ty Seat. Laid aside until the bill IN refer
encc to that subject comes up.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. COWAN: An act amending chap
s of the session laws of 1855 Read twice
and ordered printed.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
On motion of Mr.. ADAMS, the Senate
then went into Committee OF Whole to take
I'M Senate File No. HI, to amend art '
sec VII Of the Constitution.
Mr.. NORTON in the Char.
After some time spent IN Committee, i
rose and reported back the bill, recommend
ing its epgrossmentS
The report was4eceived, and the RECON-
mentations concurred in.
BILLS READ A THIRD TINE, AND PASSED.
A bill to require the printing and binding
/ OF the State to be let out to the lowest bid
der. Yeas25. ......
The Senate then again went into.
COMMITTEE OF WHOLE.
TO take up he Loan Bill. Mr.. NORTON
| in the Chair .,- 'e8.
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THE
LIVER INVIGOR ATOR, I
PREPARED ny DIR. SANFORD.

PREPARED ny DR.. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS;
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIyE AND LIVER ME-
before the public, that acts as C1thaJfic
3Fs = but 3 as1 lesy
acting first on the LiUer to eject Its morbid then
the stomach and bowels to carry off matter, ac-
two purposes eaectuay, without any the
e%Pe fenced In Operations of
srtcS 1t strengthens the same time that
purges II and when taken daily in moderate doses, viii
The LIVER is one of the principal regulators of the
human body and whenit performs its functions we'll,
almost entirely dependent on the healthy action Of tie
proper perform ofts the
consequence of one orsau9the LIVER
having ceased to do the diseases oftha or
gan, one of the propretors has made it his study In a
practice of than to find Te,ey
y L 70 CouhteFact the heterogeneous to which
I9 prove that trou-
has butt try bottle and. "a certain
These Gums remove allamorbd bad matter from
in place healthy ow bile;
T m SIoo food to Fsst
whole machinery removing cause of the disease
B5LIoUs ATTkSKs are cured, AND. WHAT IS
BETTER, PREVENTED, bySNthe asionsl nae of tbs
LIVER INvIGoRATOR. = >, - - - So - Ne
One relieve the stomach
Only one dose taken before retring prevents NIGHT
oaly one dose taken Ioessns the bowels
One dose taken after each meal WIN cure DYSPEPSIA
H 19se o. Two spoonuls will always relieve
One bottle taken for fe obstruction
! -
l. Sny QUE noss Immediately relieves CHOLLC, while
One dose often repeated is,a sure crre for nm
I.MOfBUSS and a preventive of tCIEYOLKRI.
/ 9 Only bottle is1needed to tbro,v INF N a..
@ OF after long sickness.
l9Wness unnatural coloE-5iroIn The aim @ s se
One dose taken shorEStime before eattr 5iy,es ,,
or the appetite, and ndResS food igeSt siij 's
L 0ne dose often repeatedJsCuFes gLTR0WIr 9DTIE1
HeHGE4 in its worst forms while STy8S1r r o,j
BOWEL Complaints Yield ~ 80. Au
One or two doses tacla afsed Nv 10
Children; there Ia or s11se;sr S5 ~
the world, as It nepsr E1tLs E teststeuy "a
~ a few bottles DSys1 nv = .
absOrbents. ny 5sS>04tths Tue
We take pleasure In neuiinp thfs roea,cna =.
preventive FOR FEVER AND Agile CEIITT SETsJITsD
and all FEVERS BILL LIONS TyiF ~ 800
with certainty aud thousands are vino ~ test,S ~
wonderful virtues. s ~ Essay 20 us us
AL WHO USE TT IRE qyVTVd 5Iyr,yp mr.
H0SS 3.fSIInONY WITS R4VOR - N
Ma mater NH Ehs Enpfgorofor ana
THE LIVER INVIGORAToR
10 A SolENEIR1O MEDICAL DISCOVERY ana n, an,
woEklng too great believes tcnrcs as ~
Est dose gtptl0 IeHet and seldom more
lani one bottle ts required to cure any Kind
from the worst unndtce or DssDaDSia u n
EA6ED LIVER - s st 4Ps result OF q DIS
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DE, DH. SANFORD, Proprietor, 845 Broadway Ns,y5yo.,
anu EetelIed by all Druggists. Sud also sbSJ
y. II. LOGAN CO.. Wheeling. Va
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FOB AL TIE PURPOSES OF a
FAMILY PHYsIC.


THERE has long existed pubHe demand for an sf5o-
tive pugatiye pill which could be relied
perfectly safe in its operation. This has been prepared
has conclusiyey shown accompanies
the purpose designed It is easy to MAIZE pnyaca pit
should have none Of the QUESTIONS but al the advan
tages of every other This has been attempted here
the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the
patient hitherto that almost every purgaVe medicine is
acrimonious and irritating to the bowels. This is not
Many of them produce much gripping pain and revu-
ion in the system 10 than eounterbalance the
God to be deGYee from them. These pills produce
citation pain, unless it arise from previously exist
q obstruction or arrangement in the bowels Being
rely vegetable, harm arise from their use in
~ quantity; but it is better that any medicine should
re taken judicously. Minute directions for their
in the several diseases 10 which they are applicable are
given on the box. 0Among the complaints which have
been speedily cured by them, we may mention Liver
Languor, and Loss of Appetite, sessness, Iitabity,
Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain
the consequence Of diseased action in the liver As
ness, Piles, Collie, bysentery, Humors scrofula and
Scurvy, Colds with soreness Of the body, Ulcers and i'm
purity of the blood; in Short any and every where
PurgRtive is required.
cure: in Rhegmstigm Govt, DroPsy, Gravel EEyspeas,
9p1t9ton Of the Heart Pains IN the Back Stomach,
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 restores
the appetite and ygor. They purify the blood and by
their stimuant action the crcuiatory SYSTEM reno
diseased energies of the whole organism Hence an oc-
Gasona dose is advantageous, though serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far every purgatVe medicine
reduces the strength, when taken excess The thou
sand cases in which physc is required be
eEatsd here but they suggest themselves to the
purpose than thing which has hitherto been available
to mankind. Where their virtues once known, the
Paohc T no longer doubt what remedy to employ when
they are pleasant to take andbeng purely vegetabeno
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.