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MIR are now receiving assortment OF Furnishing
Nv Goods, Of SH IkESegey variety OF pat
terms latest styles, Collars, Gloves Susenders h Ne
gIes POI et uapdkrrcfieis Tmbellos ENDERA ABeyery
variety Money HOSEef Gotten Wool Me-iH' and
Sashmere-TRANELING SHAWLs, GAunilets u BHr$sk'Hs
81 and Calf, &c, foT sale by ,,-or,,
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NEW2FIRM.
HAGAN 81 TREANOR.

Booksellers and Dealers in Periodicals, Stationery &c
No. G Union street.
TKTOULD respectfully give notice that they will continue In
M the same business conducted by agan Johnson and
would be pessedtO receive the custom SO hDrAlS on
them, now
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NEW YORK, Nov. 29.--fhe London Times says the
feeling in France against England ia bitter than
it has been SINCE 1919. and charges the Government
of France with directly encouraging it. 1t alsOsays
England must have a better understanding on the
subject OF the Duches than Walewski gives, before
she ought 10 take part IN the European Congress.
The Earl DeGray is dead.
The enrolment of 30 600 naval reserve force COM
mences in England on the first Of january
A serious mptiny occurred aboard the Shin of
the line "P4 ineeGs Royal at Portsmouth One
hundred men were placed in irons.
FRANCE.-The Pays says al extraordinary credit
of thirty million francs viii be devoted to the Chi
nese expedition
The London Nelrs. Star and Post condemn the
Times article on the feeling in France. The
Post says it is wicked and wanton alarm to ex-
cite the blood of the nation.
LoSDoN-Money is active at former rates. Bank
applications exceed the average demand Funds on
Tuesday declined one eighth to one-quarter under
untavora5le forebodings but rallied and closed at
one-sixteehth above the quotations of the previous
day. Money Fates q 20 2.
instructions have been received from tie French
Government at Alexandria not to interfere with the
5uez Canal Company.
Vigeriat at Toulouse has failed. with liabilities
amounting to eight millions of francs.
FRASCE--Wheat and Flour advanced.
PARIs-Rentes 7Of
Buoncampagne enters at once upon the duties of
Regent of Central Italy,
mere are qoqbfful. fHmoFs OF a Ministerial crisis
at Turin on the Regency question.
The Paris correspondent of the London Herald
says that Austria at the last hour positively refused
to sign the instrument of peace if CavIgnau accep-
ted the Regency of Central Italy. There are 5000
Venitans in the army of Central Italy. pa
SP4IN-Ihe Spanish charge the English with sap
plying the MOOrs with weapons and instructn them
in the use thereof Active PFepar4tiQns are making
for war,
\ telegraph lire between Centa and Algers is
a. ut cOnstructiI 3. The London Post says the az
ion Of Prussia the II, s;e Cassel question in h,
Of est BRING the constitution is mOst cmphat,
scogniton to support popular Government and Ma
ii ma! y ghts in Gt Y.nany
PRTrSA.-G OrtshakOff by circular intimates
that ether Russia Prussia Will support the pro-
ect OF the Italian Confederation.
Notifications of the treaty will be exchanged at
Zurich on the 2lst.
France has issued an invitation to the Powers who
signed the treaties and the three Italian Rulers to
to attend the Congress.
The attitude of the French and ENGLISH press IS
daily becoming more warlike, Tae Times calls on
Napoleon to put al emf 10 the suspense
The CaRssfss Is expected TO meet at Paris hut no
date Is mentioned. X ~
The London Society of Arts has inauggFAted .
movement for great exhibition in 4&G2
The Paris BOurse was steady. R9,teS 69f: %
confines.
Napoleon opposes Buoncarapagne assuming the
Reg Rey of Cent: a Italy.
1t is reported that Garibsd has resigned the com
mand of the army of Central Italy and joined the
Svandinav ian army,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NashviIIe and NOrth-WeStcrn EsasirOad'
a pueTTc LETTING OF the GRADC ALTON, BRIDGING
and FRESsLING Of about "a n les Of the Western Dyih
- nssr nra 10 ugdou, held at Dresden, Tea
s,ss.as on TBI RSDAY, gIh ofDECEMBER next.
Pro6ies Plans will be ready ana open az
che Rnviner Office Hickman, Ky from November 18th 10
UeceUser 81 and Dresden from December 4h to Decem
Sth. -. - -.
sealed Proposals for b Sections Of about one mile
- VII b reee Ted until December 81, at Hickman Ky aad
- - ,arnipg N december Sth al Dresden Tenn. Terms
mostly cash. v n PIE ,9,,t
FIR. HEyLRER,
Jester
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Private Act
An Act to change the time OF holding the Circuit
Court for Robertson county.
SECrIog l. Be ii enacted By the General Assembly
Of the STATE of Tennessee That heresfe: the Circuit
jurt for the county of Robertson shall be held on
the first Monday February, June andOetober, in
stead of the second Mondays of said mouths for
each year; and that The term Of said court be
neld on the first Monday in February, 1860, aud
that all laws contrary the PROVISIONS OF tins Act
be and tie same r, ereby repealed.
ST. ,. Rsu eaacta rhA this Att take effect
from and sf,er the passage thereof.
" G. WHITTH0RNE,
Speaker of the House of RegreseDtauves.
TAI W. NEWMAN,
Speaker of the Senate.
Passed Nov H. 1859
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FINE Tract OF Land containing sixty five acres, we'll inn
proyed having handsome and convenient brick re-
iencx Of eigt foosouthoases and extensive sablings
This "a one Of the desab located places In the neigi
booS Of Nashville being the city limits and com
apdina fine view city aud suburbs The Trac being
we'll good fence, is from ats proximity 0the
cv admirably adapted market garden dairy with hs
.et Of Of obtained also, the privileged an
HdioisJIiE tract Of land containing 100 acres. .-
For terms further particular Rpply 10 JUN L. sEhONs
Al the am Of Sehon a Merritt, No. u Cedar Itreet
d
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Re the believing Geographic reports from the Southern
markets:
SAVANNAH, Nov Rssales Of Cotton to day 5O38 balas
lare, but generally unchanged
CHARLEsToE, Nov. 2S,Sas Of to-day 500 pales
ranging from ~ to ll}Ie Quotations tRsieF.
MosILE, SoY Ss-The to-day with
sales of $3.50 bales Holders wiling Mddngs
IO3s BlU5zc. but quotations were barely maintained.
Messrs Nell Bros Co., New York. their ercnlar sent
to Europe by the Asia, say
receiving and favorable ACCOUNTS the
yield from all sectors vi the Even the
Ell localities year there appears contrary expeta
any cause the individual Of large increase upon
last ears Yield surprising As the ultimate result will
pend the continuance of the present sdur bile weather
picking have yet mae final estimate; may
largest crop figures which have yet been put orth
glad notice that the quality every where improving
doubtless, of OucrY against the
spell df faYorabe weather for Picking
1t remarkable feature this season that the largest
mat come from planters and factors Then general admit
cuarly those acting for England, there still
81 the which inconsistent with the theory II f.
beIes bsng QEtsde igare his qeF estimate will
proye damage the trade In the place,
duly suPts prices in LIVERPOOL and heei and secondly
export - Great Britain, and doubt
temporary Cutting OF the Liverpool market with Gotten
which can hardly roted bring profit there,
the large supply going with and behind it Contracts
delivery sixty days half below present
prices. The Fencb Germans and Americans buy only from
hand mouth. English Ship shown equal moderation
our Ou0tetiOn to-day woald doubtless, have been
lower they Prices mainly dependent tue
rivers Hh general ris deliveries would b enormous
ceden., shOu this ports Dependent the mtd
country q has supp5d them Tor Tar, some little
falling OF might TAKE place. and tend 70 support prices emPora
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For Countv Trustee,

Weare authorized to TH0s. T. SAUNDERS can
dda Cor the Office Of Country Trustee Davidson county
the election to ts held in March. 1860. APPS
We authorized RaeoERce IsHAX CLARK as csndi
date for County Trustee at the ensuing MSfsh eson.
aug27-td
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL P. AMEET, ?
es7ddat for County Trustee Of Davidson county, at the ne3
March election. lseps-td'
We authorized TO HAsDN P. BosTToK caudi
the Office of County Trustee Of Davidson county, at the
ensuing March election. oct7-td
We authorized to announce JAo. w. MARTIN
ddate for County TruSeea the ensuing March election.
Octll-dtd.
We authorized to announce HENRY L. JUSTICE as
County Trustee of Davidson county at the ensuing
March election. OcrII-dtd.
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COMMERCIAL.
MessrF. Vim Glare & Sons say

AessrF. Vim Glare & Sons say
The demand has n0teen active this week as the last
ere Is little change TO be noticed prices ruling before,
aod with olerbe steadness barely equal
70 me average consumption There 1874 bales
Anerc m against 81 54 same ne last year There
irqay to day, November H. and the sales may reach
bales,
The European Times Of November ia says:
The market steady firmly supporting the prices of last week.
especially for the mding and better qualities OF American,
Which are scarce and parcels bout dust sand continue diff
ncn TO purchase quotations he low mddng and
ordinary Sorts of witch the bulk OF the stock composed
are a1undsntly offered the market, continue
ssezels We now quote Mddng Upiands 81, MO Tile l6i.
and orleans led The Committee Of Brokers place Fair Up
iana fsa Mobile d. and Orleans dbeng reduction Of
d b. but consider quota Ions low large sales
nave en made during the week Cotton &c arrive, and Strict
Mdding Mobile has been sold I'D day the quail
ny and description Of Cotton is offered I'D. The last adVces
rom the United Staes continue to report fvoraby Of the
weather and most parties essts the crop 4U0 zoe bales.
Inc nevees to the trade for the week have been aboRt $500
bales the business to day will probably amount 600 bales
Sales Of the week IS ESQ bales.
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Arrival OF the Europa.

NEW York, Nov. 3O-The steamer Europa has
arrived at Halifax with Liverpool dates of the 18th
The steamers Kangaroo, Persia and Ocean Queen,
had arrived.
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musical Instruction.
II. KARk ALITs

u state 70 wishing 10 EMPLOY his serFoeH' LA
M - hasa lev al the disposal o. puils ga
instrumental lessons, taken by me seSsoI
s-cn n taken by the north Sis per na'hlli
PEI me voice singing $75pr session ms az a5 t
aion OF - 5aau-oa those charges on any
can made Bensons Or hoOlurss us''
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,, f,..b stosk n Fancy Goods, Combs, brushes,
Parses Pocket Books Port Mepnales Lssths6 ssIehe
r,vsng Gases, Shell Tu Eing con ~ ass for ssesl
aars, straps AolS- -i' ]. H MCGdEL-
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CaNESr CANEsI
EHTCsS MEN.

rsT received beautiful lot. Of all descriptions, romprs
ing Plain and Fancy Ivory and Tortoise shelf heast dh
Snt Kinds Of wood si0ng Ebony Rosewood, Rattan
Moucca, and Hhslsl0ne- For sale by =, ,,-c,rY
arslQ
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Extra Fine Sugar.

VTTE just received direct from New Orleans 81 hhds,
wv Of strictly choice sugar decidedly tho best in mar
st. This lot Of has been repackede huzshea are
NIL, nd in most excellent shipping order
= MIzELL, HOOPER & Co.
No
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Enr Kent.

acuGA MsION Boards Dominoes, Che4Gers, and Chess
Boards great variety II other things Just received and
n ,oL- J. H. MrGILL,
~ Ladies' and Geutlemens Furnishing Storr,
all Corner 81 Square and College Street.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutraizes this maar0us poison in the bl0cd
and stimulates the liver expel it nom the body. As
II should, so it dues this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And il does more or rater does
what is Of more to those subject 70 this injection
If taken IN It expes it from the system as il is
ABSORBED and thus keeps those who it free from its
attacks; keeps the system in health although exposed
70 the disease. Consequently it only eures bug
protects from, the great variety Of affections which are
induced by this malignant influence such Remittent
Fever Chill Fever Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical
Headache or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Men
4algia, Rheumatism Govt Blindness, TOothaehe, Ear
ache, Catarrh Asthma. Paiptatons, Painful Affections
Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Coc, Paralysis, and Painful
Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels, AL OF which,
when arising from this cause. viii be found 70 assume
more or less the intermittent type. This "AeUE
CURE removes the cause Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This 1t accomplshes BY stimulating the excretoTies
to expel the virus from the system and these organs
BY degrees become habed to do this their Office of their
own accord Hence arises what we term dcc{5nsGtntcl
Time may accomplish the end, bat often life IS
long enough, Is sacrificed in the attempt while this
"A0UE CURE " does Il at Cace, and With safety. We
have great reason to believe this is a surer well
safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which
caused by the miasmatc Infection than any other
has been discovered; and II has s another important
advantage the public, which is, that it IS cheap
well as good.
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w.Nr.D IMuEDIATEAY.

u n nnh LES Prime Feathers;
I'D kftFNI IB,uGA us. Ginssng:
ms. BsasgaA;
% OUa bushels Drld Apnles
a.cl-t, HAgOY BR0T HERS.
UNION BANK OF TENSESsEE.
NAsHvnLE, 3Ulh Nov, 1853.
Election of ten Dirertors for the ensuing
viii he held at the Banking this city Monday
d.rils J. COREY, Cashier.
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CRISIS GAIETY.
THURSDAY EVENING, DECENRER 1st

THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMRER 1St.
LAST night bEt one u the NJ BkyES
P0gT WHEN she M appear her origi ri and world faxed
Camille, The Fate OF COqueLtc.
which In moral language incidents varies from all
other adaptations. Friday evening Baneat and last appearance
Of Miss J NJ Davenport.
DaIIy united states Matt Packet tor Cairo.
MempHiss aud New Orleans.
FWyUE ice stea-l-r NINN ETONkA. JOHS ~
g. FasaIELs, Master, will leave above sslHa5 =
THURSDAY lst, at - o cocS NJ e
FOR frssESt - p2ssage apply on board OF 10
5-ct A. HAMILTON. A. gent
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. u H F l. A q -
Hoist host our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
In war, let every stripe 50 forth,
Borne hy the patriots hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
Der and hill and strand
L peace guard well the sacred booa,'
Bequeatbed by patriots blood,
For OH twas won in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food.
Hoist hoist. on nag 70 heavens breeze,
Let every fold Scat high.
UnfuTl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the yestrrn sky
Hoist. hoist, our Gag in Arts great reign.
Let every star 1aat higher,
Up with the nations eulblsrl,
Above the t2llest spirs-
Let faunessEaua sverY EAass--
L.; sFSyY site aT0p3l
Eaog where .yI-e Of uasurs 3 made,
Where every type is fonnd.
Ablge or l85s JGEtsy,
Der country standard wave,
And underneath Ia folds preside,
Tee be4aliiul--tbe brave
Tho ohfid-tae par snt--patriot-sirs
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest portraitUs
With every charm but LIE
Then raise our nahneTto the sky
Let every 5ta- heTrnews,
Thattypes at tho drf 6tGUery,
Are made BY q. c. HUGHES,
fahlS-fANtf Garner afC s.g.ye Ind TTuic7 E<t.
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GRGRT SALE OF CHOICE LAND.

ON Wednesday, the i:h dav of DECEMBER next, the
premises will sell the highest bidder a Of
aud three years, with interest," that valuable tract of
hte Cree- four miles north Of Nashvilie which
anel Young before his death The whole
which been divided into seventeen tracts,
fronting handsomely the Buena Vista Turnpike ahi
other genues
This il one Of the choicest Davidson county,
od fena- aud than hours Of town.
The sale will be aaolue and without redemption good bal
gains may ne e,Ytuied
Notes with good securities required and lien retained Let
all who wish good bsrg ANS ia land attend
II. I. WILKINSON,
noy30-d&wSd Executor Of PANE! Young.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 80, 1859.
The session was opened with prayer By Rev. MIR.
Llrnarn Il

PETITIONS.
Mr.. WHITE, Of Davidson, presented petition
from c citizen Of Davidson county praying for the
lght to move 6 turnpike gale, which was referred
to the Committee on Internal improvements without
reading.
The SPEAKER laid before tAe House petition
of As citizens of Tennessee, praying for an act to
authorize the erection of g fish dam on Duck River
which referred to the Committee on Internal
improvements without reading.
ROAD COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
Mr.. FRAZIER presented report from the Road
Commit -ee, Whi b rRs laid on the table and 1000
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LAND FOR SALE.

ETNHE subscriber offers for sale seventy acres SiSnG on @
s5ng The tcs which he resides and the lands OF Car Cn
e equal the best, with abundance Of excel
a&IIjng water, with the INST beautiful busins ate
tenL md 10 The midst OF the finest ishborhood in
IN me SouA ,-.5li NATHANIEL BAKTEPs
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The GdSette says Of the market on Monday:
The receipts Of hogs continue light Only 1900 heal arrived
during the last 4S hours. This helped TO Iengien III
ket again. the weather being favorable and dealers
ctaDIe further adVAjce established in prices One or two
sales made shade below So but the bulk Of the rAnsas
sc SG2lj included in which we're SUO head de
lYerabe the 18th the 25h Of December, and eUO
lead avg aging le to 20 sd early 10 the day at 6 at
a. marke. closed rm a. this figure for lots averaging
20O with hsers msstJ asking 81 q and It rumorcd
this afternoon that the last panel azure hNd pad for
lot averaging % rs We did the but such
tendency the market ha hard to believe tbs
report There attVe deman for pork With saee
If 1000 bos il lots the spot $3.50 FOrJanuary aud Feb
ulry delivery SIG pretty r ely o1eed but holders ake
SIS 55 ABOUT 900 pieces green shoulders and sides sold
at 47s5c and 61Se Hams closed firm at &C. There
good demsndfo bulk meat, with # $50 hhdS Shoulders
10 to Is days in salt at 5 and so do sides at packed
parties QOrnered old by purchasing all the
outside lots the markell at for shaHeFs and axe for
sizes An actual count makes the stock 2g hhds which Is
he'd material advances and gc the hgares talked
Lard held l0 for Dbl aud lie for ke but there
no inquiry.
The Louisville Courier says the total number Of hogs killed
place this up 29h inst to 5962
head
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For OrImiual Court clerk.

kOf OrAbuluhl COuEt CleEA'
authorized to CHAs e. DGGoEs as canoi
date for Criminal Court Clerk. julys-h
We authorized Dr. E. n. Patterson Acsnd
date Tor Csrkof the Criminal Davidson county the
ensuing March election. may2J-td
We authorized TO JOHS SHANE, Eqr as acand
Reelection to the Disco of Criminal Court Clerka the
next March election
We authorized to RoBT H. oANFp candi
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----.r tfvIQTE ORIGINAL HAT WORN
FNNn4A s-obing lollic an ZoUsye, be hao Sc
b n o~-N'-si WAKEFIELD 4 WALkEHtS
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ST. LOU1s, Nov. PA vein of horn-bleBls rack
MAS LoI Teeh qlseo E u ooa missouri
says are making
The river is receding slowly, with seven feet
tn ia
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NOTICE,A who iEjelted to Mr. Suzb4cher either by
note or account hereby notified he forward
tn the house indugenre WI
the 18th VI January 1860 and all Who have ORna
gaiust him will present them for settlement
+. NJ PATTERSON,
nOysO-UanI5 Trustee,
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Passed Nov. Il, 1859.
A tIus copy. J. L, R. Ray, Secretary.

We are authorized to announce r. ". HATWonD.
Esq, as a candidate for the Office of Attorney Gen
eral for the Ninth Judicial District composed Of
the counties of Williamson. Sumner and Davidson
Election next Nav.
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EXVstA FAmtLY LARD.

EXTseA FAMILY LARD.
A FEW barrels Extra Family Lard, consignment, and
"a for sale cheap b.
n6ys1--f SuZELL, HOOPER co.
t.OLD BROWN OF OSSAWATOMIE."
Life, Trial and Conviction OF Capt. John
brown.
FULL Of the attempted nsurreetion at HarpeTs
a Ferry, Va eapet om ofcal and authentic sources and
proUsely il Illustrated.
Pnce > cents.
To- Saeby T.. HAGAN.
nyya0--u II College Street.
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vUNTETE GREATEST VARIETY OF HATS
rd CAPS Men, Boys and Children eFSE offered IN the
La md At moderate uniform prices always be found at
~AS %"N WATERPIELD & WALKERs,
publc Square.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-SenatOr Douglas and wife
leave for Florida on the 18th pe2s4beF by the adj
vice of their physicigS.
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nnncv GOadR.

III Ugh neck and long sleeves heavy ana OF Oes' q"-
III Also an assrrSANeh' " J. Il. McGILL.
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Fever and Acne.

from which mankind suffer a large part Of the
globe is the consequence Of diseased action IA the
system induced BY the poisonous uiasn Of vegetable
decay This exhalat0n evolved by the action Of solar
heat on wet SOIL and rses with the watsry vapor from
it. While the sun IS below the horizon this vap0r
fingers near the earth'S surface and the vs IS akg
with through the lungs into the blood Iacre acz
irritating poison on the internal viscsra and
eretng organs Of the body The liver becomes torpid
and fails tc secree only this virus but also the bile
from the blood Both the virus and the bic Accumulate
m the circulation and produce violent Constitutional
disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
sypathlze with the liver and become disoEdered also
Flny tae instinct Of our organism, II in attempt
70 expei the noSi0us infusion Concentrates the Whos
Bcod C. the body in the internal excreioes to force
them to cast it out. The blood leaves the surface and
rushes to the central organs with congestive violence
This is the CHILL. But in this effort it failsTke the
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rushes to the surface, IN another effort
to expe the irritating poison througs that ether great
exereto<ythe skin. In this also il falls and the sy
TEN abanaons the attempt exhausted, waiting for the
recovery OF strength repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits or L1roxysms Of FEVER AND
AauE. Such constitutional disorder vii OF course IN
deTmine the health If it is not removed
We have laborsl 10 find and have found an antdote