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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Ef<1 Dr.. King, formerly fNew Tork, for the Iasfom
kSSAS years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and has de
his attention the treatment Of private diseases
thirty years. hatters himself, having attended Prle
many years. and cured many thousands he is enabled 10
slI diseases Of private nature, matter how bad y BE-
from djudieious mgdcGl treatment from neglect Of their
Dr. King Dispensa No - Dcadeck street,
Cherry and the squars where be ali diseases Pry1
nature.
GOSORHzA cured without nauei0us medicine lnterfergne
from business.
by operation which causes pain Where steurt
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermjnes the constitution much
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skin growing Of neg
lect lad treatment be efeciuaily cured IN days
sEIrsAL WEAKNs, particular attention having gye
his disease and all tie Consequences growing % it. bropg
many ~ the habits lnconsiderafe
Youths and excessive ndnigeaee Of the passions, neglect
Ehe viii undermine the cOpstuon, rendering the ubect Upf
Tor bnsness society, and causing premature old age
Females who be a5Orng with any de1ity Of the WomB
may rest assured Of Immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad BY Writing and stating their case win
fee enclosed directed % Dr.. A. King No. % Dearck street
Nashville, Tennessee will have the necessary medicine sent
their address, with Necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed
Once hours from O'Clock 10 the morning ER Gin Tie eySpa
may 93-d&vly
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Col. Ready.

His party press are very indignant with Col REA
DY becusss he has not seen fit TO submit to the becks
Of Mr.. BELL. The Louisville Journal, which has
time left from preaching emancipation and aboli>
tionism in Kentucky, to NEEDLE in the politics of
Tennessee, says:
"Hon. Charles Ready, the recent American mem
Der Of Congress from the eighth district Of Tennes-
see has announced himself for reelection without
regard to a contention. MIR Ready most unfortu-
natey opposed the conservative course of Senator
Bell and it is therefore probable there will be
Their nomination by a convention, in which case the
Democracy will carry the district"
The Banner is not satisfied with rebuking his
"vaulting ambition" in prose, but hands him down
to immortal infsmy, impaled on the point Of bad
pen, in the following verses. II must be pleasure
to be abused in such melodious numbers. Our
neighbor is a genius-recently developed-and will
give his entire attention 10 poetry hereafter Hear
him
The following coupet hath moral, and the fate
of the subject is meet punishment to that ''vaut>
ing ambition which overeaps itself and falls on the
other side :" We shall call it
The Political WeathcrcOck.
He served his party-but for self
For individual fame and pelf-
In Office he grew seedy,"
Until he played the - double game
And then the party his aim
PrefXed q q. to his
And "dubbed" the traitor Greedy
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'sI'he criminal from lIsWkins county,
True to his instinct. took the bounty;
lie saved his neck awhile and votsd,
50 that tha cord himsatf garoted ~

From that day to the present Col. Netherland has
never been able to emerge from merited Obscuriiy
The outrage which he committed upon AEDREw
JoHssox and the sovereignty of the people of that
Congressional and Senatorial district was sternly
rebuked. The Ostraeised Congressman was taken
up by the people and made Governor of the State.
over Maj Henry, the coadju'or Of Col. Netherland
and the reputed author of the bill. The Congress
ional district, as if insuled with the shameful cir
cumsaaces of its formation, turned Democratic and
is so represented in Congress- while at the last ses
sion of the Legislature the Senatorial district was
representedin that body by one Of the siaunchest
democrats that stood by the honor and rights Of
the people. For the first time since that memOra-
Bile legislature in 1851, by which large portion of
our citizens were absolutely Invested of their sOVer
eighty and outrage perpetrated upon the State at
large Col. Netherland has ventured to have his
duct passed upon Those who are supporting him
cannot be graiised at his nomination than are
the Democracy of Tennessee. and. all hcnsst men
who remember the outrage and despise the bsseness
that engendered the appOrtOnment bill of 1851.
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ORoxoKE ToBAcoo-We we're shown yester-
day some Of this brand of Tobacco at the
warehouse Of Fisher, whelsss & Co. Il was
manufactured by VIM. MOoka, Covington, Ky, and
is comparatively new brand in .his market. Its
very fine and cannot fail to give satisfaction to all
lovers of the weed.
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CLOEHIN
AND
II E Il HANF TAELo H s.
CLOrHING,

sPrins styles q Desirable Goeds.
Mems, Youths and Boys RsasyAas Clothes and Furnish
ins Goods We invite The attention Of consumers to our
styissef Coats Pants Kssts NssE Hosiery Cloves suspsn.
dsrs and uanassrsh ossbassd Spring Shoulder ssasts,
Drawers UBaert and style Of goods adapted to
mems wear We also have in addition 70 The aovs
Clothing, superior lat Of Cloths ca,=asrs sssnE., Drap
De Ate and Linen Drngs which We viii make rsr
antss "a please the sl goods sold BY Is,
We guarantee tepfsenea We would particularly call
hea,tenou Of buyers to stysand rnas Of garments
most Of which we're made upts orsnd sl warrant
the work to stand.
WAND, BERmINGIzAM * co.,
PraciicaI Tailors
No. 20 south side Public square.
\. B.-closbiag cut to order. ape.
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EXTENSIVE sAAis OF GROCERIES,
s. A G. NOEL s. co.

More New Books.
Dictionary Of tn. United States Congress.
The Ways and Means Of Hsymens
The Methodist-By NJ. Fletcher, vols,
The Empire Of AusiIa--Ah bott.
Tressilian and his Observation-Disclosures.
The Foster Brothers.
SoUthWold. EOvel-Umlted.
Ny Thirty Years out OF ths Senate
The American Home Garden.
A Thousand Chances 70 make Money.
Adam Bsde-By Geo Eiltt.
Mary 5ientEorth Or, The Forbidden Marriage.
For sale by CHAS- W. SMITH.
ape Al College Street.
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Davidson County Convention

Davidson County Convention.
The Know Nothing county convention assembled
at the Court House. I've should think the city fathers
would warn them off the premises since the disaster
of Monday night and nominated the following
county ticket:
For the Senate, JOHN Tumble, Esq.
For the House, JACKSON B. WnITs and EDWIN
Fl. EwiEG, Esqs.
We have heard it cOnjeOtured that Mr.. EWING will
decline.
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ME have just received a Sd have for sale three sizes
VTuOPrC co.L coo,x.Ns Srovr.


ME have just aid have for as three sizes Of the
TROPTC COAL COOKING STOVE,
Containing o the creates. improvements ever introduced
Ato Cooking stoves via. Iaee0rtg c tie Ole aud Smoke
~ us method city Ier Of tho fuel is sss and much
We have one q ess sisTes on eabop at cur Store We
believe 70 be bitter for Ceosg With coal than Range
stove that has been nventd It viii in fael in
,he, and they dono meet ublic expectation willing
MACKENZIE & MNcHN,
ape I4Colless Street, Nasaylle
FEWER AND AGUE.
FEVER Ague vaous notifications forns The chief
obstacle 10 health and comfort the Western States That this
is owing gHoFanc among the physicians hustle admitted by
those who have carefully watched lie progress Of intermittent
fever, and the unavaing efforts to cheek by ordinary remedies
TaAT hillary DTucSLrIls
ANDIeURzD 0ERrtIk.
On this point shadow of doubt exists II Is certain at
in the muniGcent resources which the Divine Wisdom hath pre-
paredor the Of that remedy for the dreadful R
AND AdUE not overlooked 1t cannot be that lie who
spring up The herb which healed the the
and Of lie field, has provided help this naady By
own wise providence be has d9ereed that the star Of Empire
shall Westward and vi may that fearful
tingencY in question we'll guarded rad that the there
Of would be Voucsaed to u earnest ana patient seeker We
therefore that in urnng H. certain OF
Fever and Age We are entitled 10 the confidence and consider
alton Of common country
Weereby certify ha submitted the rsssenber Fever
and Ague Remedy to close Inspection and scientific analysis
and have also tested Its curative powers
and Fever Il Is sAiuiy epound ed remedy md has proved
itself completely successful III every instance richly
serving heeonhdenc Of brethren Of the Medical Profession
SAMUEL MbwssAv, ND, Ne,, York
" REoHoS, NJ D, WiscOnsiR
w Il slANi Sc ron, n D, Illinois,.
tt HNstS, D, Missouri.
W. G. KIN rREDe1, N D, Be1o Hampshire.
JAS Morn. NJ D, Indiana
Y TERaIEGToS, N d. California.
Wa AsHFOx, D, LouisiaAa.
The GRAETESBERs FEyER and AGuE remedy is very popular
throughout Tennessee Alabama and Georgia. and for BY
ALEX. MAcKESzIE,
ap2 Arent for Graefeu1ers a
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ID virtue decreal order Chancery Court at
boro, made at the February Term 1852 court
the Of Robert A Cox against y Cason and Others
MONDAY the 9d day Of Mag 1852 court house door
in the town Of Ganeboro, sell at public auction credit
six months the land in the pIeading mentioned consisting the
Ferry Landing both sides OF Cumberland river commonly
known as Whites Ferry, and small Tract OF Land the
south side of said river adjoining the Ferry Landing which
Tract Of Land owned and occupied by Edward
life time Note ard good security will be required Of pur-
chaser and lien will be retained the property the
chase money W. II. BOND, C. & NJ.
ap3-w4t. Prs Zee 81
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TOnfc.--Freuf Col. ALBERT
49, PIKE n G., from Arlansas
WAsHrEaraS, D c, june H. 1855.
have ased two betilss Ct your Beraauss EEand BIZ
te and have found il very useful IN case Of Indsssisn and
hsaaaene and recommend % all Who need pleasant and en-
caeieus remedy and valusbls forcis
STssFFTe NosEs NoIEeg r 5arhares EoDan5 Filters hiss
cured me Of DySPea By using It only vsek. recommend
i conhdeRty toali safsring from his disease
Pi0s1rsh' DC. q 1855 CLARA z. scHuCHaIAN.
CNrs s the vile or the noted Lthosrarher
sr5-d&wIB.
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f.. HAG An ,

f. HAG An,
No. 80 1L4RKET STREET, X.ASHH7LLE, TEEBESEE
Invites Country Merchants Book Sellers Dealers generally to
examine his stock and prices His ASSORTMENT comprises fl
stock Of
school Books, Blank Books, Memorandum and Pass
B0Oi 5, Gold and Steel Pens,
Writing Paper, Printers Stationery, Envelopes, Writing
Inks, States and Pencils. Bonnet Boards.
Pocket and Family Bibles, Historical, Medical,
Theological, Agricultural. AMI
Standard works, PS puiar New Books, Newspapers,
Magazines, ETC.. ETC.. at low prices.
Gold Pens. splendid assortment just received
Steel Pens. Over 000 crosse superior quality.
just received BY lml9l ?. HA6AN.
INK.--JO dozen Bottles, all sizes, Just received By
mis- p. HAGAN. Make st.
Printers Ink.
y HAGAN has just received full assortment % JOHN
NEWS AND hook INKS,
Also lage assortment OF WADES
BLACK AND COLORED INKS.
ca II ID =.
large Ivory coiorei Cards
Card Boards, constantly on hand and for sale by.
nh2s =. HAGAN, Market street.
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FOR SALE

HAVE sale avery likely negro boy % years DID, that has
we'll trained house and dining room servant
. Cedar street. pbsl B. J. LYLEs,
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NEW FIR NJ
Tnh THIRn ANNuAI. sPRInG FAIR

he Davidson County Agricultural Society, will held
" the Fair Grounds Nashville entries commencing Nay
18th, 1853, aud continue four days.
The Premium List is large, embraces every variety
nestle Animals and Agricultural Implements in the
country, which competition invited the
The Premiums different sized Davidson county
offered follows
Best market garden Of pOtIess than acres Davidson
t., SEQ
NOTEThe committee award the preference to the garden
which, in their Judgment calculated subssrTe the pu
poses for which il IS intended
To the farmer whose farm less than lC acres
in the highest state Of improvements to fertility 1 The SOIL
fencing adapness Of building, and other fixtures needed
Hiate the permanent interests Of the owner, SIS.
Fora farm Of not less than sou acres under the spula
tons as above, Is.
By vote the Society making entries Farms has
been extended until the lst day Of May and the will
take place between that date and the opening
The last day Of the Fair will Be devoted Public Sale
ces ard Live Stock under the following stipulstions
The Secretary will ope7 his his Office, January
ST. 1852 aud keep open until the hour Of The fees be
charged fer privilege Of sale animal article the
asks less tan 00 for 50 cents and for article
NAL for which the wOrd not take that 81 must be
paid when the entry made in all Owners Of the proper
be sold may publish CATALOGUES OF their stock, &c their
discretion. The sale will place the entry.
Premium Lists be ohtne and entries made the Office
of the Secretary L P Williams, southern Homestead OXIDE
25 College street, Cup stairs) Nashville.
r. G. FOSTER. 4th,
nh
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Cignrs aud Tobaees

Cigars and Tobacco.
WW7 iaFs sf Havana Domestic and German CT
gar which call The attention Of dealers, particularly.
Our Own Wanufactufes
Which wsnot only guarantees, but sell At from fo zee
10 fyg PER cent than any in the city.
sell them without any thereby placing
mers on footing with any iuhber il the city.
II , In ans virginia Chewing Tobacco, we ac-
kIozledse no rival. J. W.LANGLBY & CO..
uhs5 No44 Onion Street
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s25 REWARD.

so Tx W AAAOs
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, living IN Coffee county dis
y triet No u, negro named WILSON. Said
about 80 years Old about feet high yearly entirely bald
the left weighs about go pounds when
brown jeans coat and pants slick cap has round full
ana large white have been decoyed OF by white
person, have forged The above reward Of Twenty
Dollars will be given for the apprehension and confinement
the above described boy in jail delivered to my
residence JACOB ROWLAND.
AMI
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
EFTISING 70 make other investments, propose to sell
w all our Real Estate in Davidson county, follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the Franklin Turnpike, within half mile OF the city,
and opposite the residence OF the late Joseph W. orOn
Containing abOut Forty Acres.
This is perhaps the most commanding site hevcniy Of Nash
ye and most desirable country resdence. The house will
be sold with u = OF and the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known the Sims Tract situated the Smith Turnpike, (od
Lebanon road within tTes miles OF Nashville containing $50
The soil is good we'll Eatered
be divided into small II twenty and wards all Of
which ama ~ adapted for country residences gar
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road, occupied by T. c. Me1ampe, and formerly
owned by ThOs Harding, cont lining about go This
is well known need further description. 1t viii
also be divided salt purchasers I. q. McCampe will show
these places to zny Who will call.
All the above property will be sold reasonable terms and
OF ere lit Of one, TIVE, three and four years.
Apply A. v Lindsey, Nashville, either OF the
dersignde, TuOs. c. McCAMPBELL,
Six miles from Nashville
]. A. MCCAAlPBELL,
mh3l Nashville
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.s BENSON g. WHERRY,
NEW CITY AND GAR STORE,
No. 20 Union street., he3
NEIT DOOR TO, G. ". D0EgEGANS
IN TIE undersigned have just opened at the above
~ EaHed Iaace large ane complete assortment Of ~
80 Hats, Caps, Straw Goods &C., comprising the -
LATEST SPRING STYLES,
Which Offering prices to suit times If the old
wish 70 be made to look Young and spruce, call at
BENSOH s. WHERRYsS
CITY hat AND CAP STORE,
And purchase Of those handsome style Of Hats which
we introdRe Saturday.
The youthful and the gay invited t0come and select some
thing that is beautiful for tie head, at
BENSON d WHERRY'S
CITY HAT STORE.
weare Manufacturing hats order-superntended by
w. A. WHkHRf who has long been known the community
ap3 BENSON & WHERRY.
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Tennessee Medical Society.
YUNHE Annual this body will he held Nashville
TUESDAY 5th Of April
aplI-td PBoN JOHN CALENDER, sec'ry.
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RAINS & BROWN,


TUBE PAINTS, ARTISTS BRUSHES, &C.
We have for sale the following coors in Tubes:
Silver White Antwerp Blue
Ivory Black; Prussan do;
Asphaitum; Permanent do
Light Red 4; Cobalt
Indian Red; UItramariue do
NemilliOn; Cappah Brown;
Nader Lake; Vandyke
Crimson g." Yellow OchTe;
Carmine Fl" Chrome Yellow;
Scarlet, " Naples Yellow;
Raw Serma Cadamium Yellow;
Burnt, do Raw Uumbef
NeIdigns; Burnt TIMBER.
ALSO,
Artists Brushes all kinds; Wasting Yarnish;
Mahogany Puetts; Grecian do;
Palette Cups; Crayons
Knives; Painters Canvass.
Drying OIL
ap1 RAINS & BROWN.
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AUCTION SALE
OF Fresh GrOce
DIR. SheIby's Sale,

az the remainder stock did not take place
advertised, Saturday last in consequence Of bad
weather Several fine horses jacks and enne we'll as
Lumberof hne cattle still uDsod all Of which bought
atprvaie sale at reasonable prices, and one
ana years, without interest.
am De emined to SELL and persons DESTROYS buying would
DO well apply possible p McMurry
tors farm, to at the office Of the Gas Light Company.
WASH NaTON RARR0W.
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Paper Hangings,
LOOKING GLASSES, GELT FRAMES.
GLLTABD BRASS COREzcES
French and American window Efaaa.
81 AMBRoTYFE AND PHOTOGRAPH Stock. u
Artists ana Grecian Painting MateEsa1a
Frnshs English and Auzerscaa EngEau
iuEs, Splendid Oil Paintings, &e..
All "a Eastern Prices.
TENUE guscrers would respectfully Hfozm Ne citizens Il
A Tennessee and adjacent STATES, ha they rsora
Of The largest most varied and complete artaeat Of sPg
GOODS ever imported By any Que hoqse il the Vest
u wall Paper alone. iity prepared 10 exhibit
Of tEeuty i've ihOusaaC dollars Worth.
Strangers wishing Louisville Invited 10 this establish er
and having fne Picture Gallery araeaei, replete cho
Oil aiDtngs, they viii ud pleasant pisce resort hst
er they wish 70 purchase not.
HEGAN & RSCOTT,
mhls-dlne 10 Main Street. Louisville, ~.
WIS zAKIs, skMrEL kIHEaBE
JAS. D. EAEN, skHEEI tr.fGu.
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EALED Proposals will be received by the undersigned
this l0th Of April for constructing
necessary holding the small the State,
erected in the northern cryptCf the State CspitOl
Plans specifications may be by applying to James
Plunke Secretary the Board Of Commissioners their
In the Capitol. D. MORGAN President
OF the Board Of Commissioners
apI-td for the OF CauitoI.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-11-03
Agricultural EEiags.

\ contemporary suggests that old bones
should be placed in the heap of stable
manure, and the heating. sweati . pvo.
cess will soften them, so that they can
easily be broken up, and all the animal
matter and gases retained. By placin.,
them in the Fall whore the manure hcaD
Is to be made, and keeping them covered
by the accommodating heap during Winter.
they Will add much to the value Of the
manure.
NJ. de Morogues announces that tansv
--trIed-is excellent sheep food. and that.
when fresh, 1t makes capital litter for do
mestic animals. is peculiar balsauic
odar most eiiectually drives awav fies.-
y lap-doE sleeping on bed OF fresh tansv
Is Immediately freed from these verrni6.
1t should be renewed when the leaves are
quite dry
The Michigan Farmer we'll observes ::
"a p!ow-horse should above all thiuos he
good walker. The walking gait i not
cultivated enough in training horses
Only consider what q team that coUIJ
walk four miles an hour. for ten hours per
day could do towards hurrying forward
Spring work"
Draw the brush pruned from your
orchard off from the grass land and pile
It. Do not get the reputation Of being
'shlttless by this neglect. Nothing
looks worse, even IN "hog pasture" )"
than scattering brush.
A large iron kettle, such as is used for
boiling potash, furnishes convenient and
listing watering trough for stock. and is
cheaper IN the end than any which can be
made OF wood, however strongly construc-
ted
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E0RT THE FAB ER.
Grooming Horses.

The modern rules for feeding and
grooming horses, in the Russian cavalry.
are Rise at four; groom one hour with
curry-comb, brush and rubbing CLOTH
Give four quarts of water then give five
pounds Of hay; then, at six, give two
quarts of oats; at seven, water; at twelve
give one gallon of water, two quarts of
oats, and five lbs. of hay; at six p. NJ,
give water, and FIVE pounds of hay, groom
one hour, then give two quarts of' oats.
and wash the legs in cold water, and rub
till dry. Then unite the halter, un:wist
it, and tie to certain length, in hard
slip knot, with two half bitches
II failure to perform all this, in the
most faithful manner, subjects the groom
to severe punishment The horses are on
parade from eight to ten ~ NJ, and from
two to four, p. NJ This treatment
and exercise, with six quarts of oats, and
fifteen pounds of hay per diem, is sufi-
cient to keep horse in the best condition
the year round; while many of our farm
eTs feed more than double that quantity
of oats. aud the same amount of hav in
seven months. Now, the difference Is un-
doubtediy our want of system. Precise
regularity in the time and quantity of feed
has much to do with the appetite. and
and power of digestion. The stomach Of
the horse will contract or expand with the
quantity it receives. If it has not power
TO digest all the surplus, it must be dis
gorged, either by way Of the piloric or
cardiac. In horses. this surplus keeps up
an expansion of the bowels and much OF
the excrement is uudigested nutrition
\ hungry horse eats ravenously, swallow
ing much without sufficient mastication.
Here is another loss. The size of the bow
els should correspond with the size of the
stomach The disposition and power of
the bowels to reject or retain their charge,
should correspond with the power Of di-
gestion and election ofthe stomach. The
horse, with proper exercise, will discharge
each meal at three different times. while
some other animals discharge three meals
at one time. This rule varies in animals
OF the same class, and explains the reason
why some large men and horses are small
eaters, and small ones are large eatcrs.-
This may be controlled, to some extent. by
taking or giving precise quantities of food,
at regular intervals, and regulating the ex-
ercise.
me WARM piopued animal mas IN active
discharging surface, or skin, while the
coo[blooded possesses no discharging
pores; hence the necessity and utility Of
grooming; the higher and warmer the
blood, the more liable to fever, congestion
and stagnation; and much depends on
the condition of the surface. to keep
up an active circulation, as well as to ma
ture and pass off the exhausted animal
material Dandruf Is exhausted animal
matter, which accumulates on the un-
healthy surface, which Is passed off in a
solid, IN place Of fluid condition-O OHto
Edrpler