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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02
Fever and Agues

rror1 which mankind suffer urcr n large part of
fbe globe. is tho consequence 81 adisd,ssd action
in the sysfcm, induced hy the poisonous uliasm
of vegetable decay. This exhalation "a evolved
bv tho Action OF solar heat on wct coil, and rises
with the watery vdpor from H. While tho sun .
below the horizon this vapor fingers noaF thc
onrth's surface, and the virus q taken with it
through The lungs into tho blood. There u acti
ns an iffiafnf psison on the internal Visccta
and c,croting organs Of the body. The liver he
comes torpid and fails 70 gecrctc not only this
virus. but also tho bile from the blood. Both
the virus and the bile accumulate IN the clrcuin-
tion md produce violent constitutional dlsOrder-
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach sym.
pathizc with the liver, and become disordored
also. Finally, tho Instinct Of our organism aa
IL in an attempt TO expc the nONiOus ininsions
concentrates tho whole blood Of the body IN the
internal excrctUries 20 force them 20 cast = out.
The blood leaves tho surface, ana rushes 70 me
central organs with congcstive violence. This ~
the CufLG. But IN this effort i fails. Then the
FEvEF follows, In which the blood leavea inc
central orgnns and rushcs TO the surface, as u
IN another effort 20 eXpcl the irritating poison
through the other great excretory r the skin, In
this also 10 fails aud the system nhandons the at
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of
strength TO repeat the hopeless effort another day
These are the fits or paroNysms Of fEFkR AND
AaUE. Such constitutional disorder viii Of
course undermine the health " it Is not removed.
We have lalored 70 find, and have fonndi an
nntidOtc. ..
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
4 benevolent Institution established by special endow
men Tor the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed,
hllclal with NllnlnnL md EnlLnmln ni.rn.na.

benevolent Institution established by special endow
men Tor the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed,
afflicted with Vfuenta and Epidemic Diseases.
times Of Epidemic IL Is The object Of This lnstn.
ton to Establish Hospitals, to provide Nurses, Phys.
capI Clothing Food Medicines, &c, Cor the sick and
destitute to take charge Of the Orphans Of deceased par
ens, and TO minister In every possible way 10 the relie
Of the afflicted aud The health Of the public nj large II
s the duty Of the Dfertors a such times 10 visit per
oua the infected districts, and 10 provide a~d execute
means Of relief Numerous physicians, not acuufmoni.
fsofthe Association, ,nsually enroll their s
books subject 70 be called upon attend It's hosp tails,
free Of charge
In the absence nf Enidemics the Directors have an.
thori1ed the Consulting Surgeon 10 give advice and
medical aid 10 persons suffering under CHRONIC pIsRAs'
sof vrnlen character, arising from abuse Of the phys.
calpowers NAL treatment the effects Of drugs, ,Nc Sc.
Various reports and tr1cts the nature andtTeatment
Of Chronic Diseases, bv the Consuting Surgcon have
been published for Gratuilous diETihution aud will be
sent FREE oF CnAR0E to the afflicted
Address, for Reports OF treatment, De GEoROE r.
CALuoUN Consultng Surgeon, How 10 Associationi
No. Sonth Ninth stteHu Philadelpha. Pa. By ordei
Of tho Directors, EzRN ID. HEARBwRLr, Prest.
GEo. FARCHTLD, Secretary. sepl1.lr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

WEsr nGnFoRD, Coshocton Co., May a. 1857.
Mr. n. u. Kngilsy, Sig--l have been selling the
medicines olho GmG euberE Company lof tho last ten
years, and have iuvuHahly found them 10 give good
satisfactoni and the pills have sold 10 great many
mies srogulsrly thcir and coffee and with my
trade they have become staple arioe. .Murshals Utter
inc Catholcon s medicine that has done great A.
mount Of good IN female disoates one lady sold 10
10 told me che had received benefit from bottle
than she did from long OF medical by
The most skllful phyicinns. Yours truly,
Jan. I, 1853. JAMKa WILSON.
r.. Wooster Tinni II. Hall, Lowelj Dr. p. Yatesi
Green Spingsi WIN. Hub, l.odii z. p. llun, Flat
Rocki VIM. Riningcr, Atiicai d. Hoffman \ Co, Me.
Cutchonvillej .. W. Wing, AdTianj and by one agent
IN Nh the pfincipn nltowns In Ohio.
D For Medicines or agencics address
n. d. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
lnQi.lY. Aren't for Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02
HOUSE SCOUTING
made to order and put up with dispatch with
WOodrulf's Patent Hangers:

TNHE only reliable and substantial mode OF suspeu.
ding Fave iroughi, which has taken tho First Pre-
mium atthe Ohio State Faif held a. Cincinnati, Sep
tomhcf 1857, also NJ the moehauics' Institute ~ Gin
ninnau Sept, 1851, and at the New hurk State Fair
this smodcfnmpfpvomCnt roceiyedl Gold Medahthe best
best premium thata Committee scientific fnners cou,d
award on any modern improvement. Having purchased
the Right for Seneca a~d Wyapdot counties, you will
perceive TINT other phrio havu right 10 put
mp this improvement n you want yout house sponted
with Eavcoughs that made Of the bgs lin, that Is
imported and by the best mechanics in limn coll al
Yorks' noy55
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lam physician Of thirty years. practice. Ny prih.
cipa study has been diseases Of females. They have
generally baaed my best Efforts Obtaining the matsri
nls composing Marshall's Uterine CalhoIicon, was
nlensed with hem, gave them fair trial aud found my
self abundaniy successful In my former pra coud
only mitigate The symptoms Of about half The and
could not cure one In ten Now I can radically cure
NJ least seventeen IN twenty and mitigate the rest.
consider Marshalrs Uterine Catholcon the greatest
blessing 70 females have met with.
}. II. WILLIAMS, VI. D., Charletton.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02
Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutfaiizes this maiarious poison IN the
blood, and stimulates the liver 70 ekpcl X from
the body. A II should, so it does cure this NJ
hictiye disorder with perfect certainty. And Il
does more or rather does whut % Of moro SER
vice 10 those subject 20 this infection. Aken
in season IL cxpels Il from the system ns irt ab-
sOrbed, and thus keeps those who use i free nom
its attacks; keeps the system In health although
exposed to the disease. Consequently Il nOt only
cures, but projects from, the grent variety Of af-
fcctions which arc induced by this malignant
influence such rs Rcmiteut Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb, or Masked Aguo, Periodical Headache
or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevcra, Neuralgia
Rheumatism, Gout, blindness, Toothache, EaI-
ache, Cathrrh, Asthma, Palpitations, Poinfal AZ
fections OF the Spleen Mysteries, Colic, Paralysis
and Painful Affections Of the Stomach and Bow
els, all Of which, when arising from this cau1er
win be fOund to assume more or less the inermit~
tent tvpe. This "AGUE CURE" removes the cnusc
Of these arrangements, and cures the disease.
! This it accOmplishes by stimulating the eNcre-
I tories 70 eXpel the virus from the systemi and
those organs by degrees become habited tcd0 this
/ their Office Of their own accord. Hence crises
/ what We term dcclimdtioH. Time may accomplish
the same end but often life Is not long enough, or
| is sacrificed in the attempt, while this AGUE
| CuRE" docs II dt once, and with safety. We have
| great reason to believe this Is a surcr as wol as
| safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases
which arc caused by the masmatie infection,
| than any other which has been dlscoveredi and
/ Il has still another important advantage 70 the
public which Is, that II is cheap as well as good.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02
GRAFFENBERG
PRR8tGV MEDICINES,
HOME TESTIMONY.

HAHrfoHn lrumbul Co, o. Murclt 1th. 1857
hereby certify that have been dealing In the Graf
fsnbsrg Medcinrs of The past year and can truly say
thu have never offered any medicines 70 The public
that have with DE decided Appreciation Of the peo.
pla like these paricnarly he Pits and Cutboliuon-
They will readily perform ~ and more than a promised
iorthem. have sold about fly bottles Of the Catholi.
the past season. and heaf the bosi results In every
II. c. JoHuos, Medical Agent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02
TILE COLLEGTATE COURSE

win embrace the most approved and practical
forms Of keeping booksby Double Entry in The var.
the Genernl Wholesale and Retail Meroantio, Er.
change, Commission, Manufacturing, Railroad
Banking, Printing, Mining, shipping, Steamboat
Bustness. An manuscripts from which de student
copies are written In bold rapid businoti hand, which
wiissrve great auxiliary in securing 10 him
excellent rtylo OF writing.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

and DHrlIraTsn and WI eule COWS q II i!inE Bloept
MILK Trv al4d Incrc b duhnNtY Of nlh. when the
COWS gguefal sondon s bad fie pIoprie hes b, e
assured fhf hET Superior o. unT thi1f else - cAaef
OF HodW Haln, CAlc should ai exfrciaed thet gou OBJ
tain ~ Johhs Feuhlne Pvgde eFs. End saler nat lonl
uinE ~ if1ltf asaood "a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02
DIRECTORS.
FACuLTY.

H.B. BHYANr, u. v, sTHkrroT, .. o. BRyAyr,
tors 10 tssclcncs of Aocousts, and Leoufcfi Buii.
ness Customs.
P. n. sFuEcrR 4 Sons, Instructors IN Businets and
Correspondence.
Hon. HoBaor MaNs, Hon Gro. w. CLINTON, Hon.
ELmU BUWITT, special Lecturer, "a
Hon. AMUELsrARKwEArtmR 1oRAoE u CLkHH,
ESQ.,, Hon. JEssE =. Bmuor, Lnoturuuon CONNER
cial Law.
Rev. FREBERicK T. naowE, Prcr Asa MAmtN
Lecturers on political Economy.
Rev. JAnEs ELLta, Rev. Df. AfEEN, Lecturers on
Commercial Ethics.
TT. HksDY, }. d. MERRrAM, Lecturer on Banking
Finance etc.
N. c. MARSHALL, n. G. LUcE. Lee urors on the
Genera Principles aid Details Of Raiifoading
J. u. MEnRIAM, EMERSON r. WHITE, Lecturer on
Commercial Computations. 300.
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You Will Find
Az Works SfoNa Emnnrinn

aohoiec loi Of Water Caolsri and Fhss, ualhihg
Tubs rateut NeuiNafcfs, Sugar Pans, nuehsn and
Chimney Steam pire, nrtught snd Forae Pumrs iof
stsam Mtflsf an tiudi lohbinr uf fu, Copper hrass
Sheet ifog ~ die. Tin kopanI weas 20 ofdef,
with tispaich, ~ ths best Mochanics in the state
ncnt hll a. cah and examine before purchasing or
contttoiine si,suhtfa want distinctly eftood
dat the above sooli uil bs sold chealer han any
oihat Honie this side NfNew Nork.
rms, 0hte, Naesmhs D, ieaa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02
WRITING DEPARTMENT.

This department Is under the immediate superyis.
lon Of p. n. sPEScER& Sons. To the public hisis a
sufficient guaranty that 10 will be well conducted
While Mr. q lie u0noedcd 20 stand Pfeeminently
high as an Author and Teacher, ID may In justice
be said Of bis sons who are associated with him,
ment with their accomplished master This it without
doubt the most desitahlepace opursuo Penmanshipa
a study In the entire West.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

Ny borss aas WORKED and driven 80 hsyd. ihAt he
seemed cogrsieg yegn or nd used W hs Nslsse seq,
treV gorthless nud about 20 lie. Rays hlm various
med gnfa. hut tlef gsTe a ~ henent At
rapidly tuiproYod u ~ hfcalia per feciiH yell u ~
sold him Tor one hundred dollars. r. eLAfAAhAh
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

trelv vNorhlesg aud about % ie faVs w, taiiyes
Rim "a !. .sF sT NJ So6NbirI6S foWbE6s he
oS 5od Sn ,S'Sss ~ Sas sadt s f dos i
Ffitssn.Eisrsss in one stable Cured q Cough;
5elr Iames Afhrt dealer In hortea widely taoyn "
9Sgn. SSo6dioh oi powders aS coash pss@psr Want
o. Apps,S5e sgS a soesa ssss sis9 & arbth az ss
guapied soIne time since a. ihe nyery.st ot
BassS BRaaaiS d 'E5 saaB SIi6 sess9
tenHays learned he had followed advice and that
hishOriei were ihsn psyssiy EsA Oh
Hollow Horn, Ete,-Jhsys used 81. Johns oOndt.
ton Powder severa year. og horsss and easue, sna
sarSses ios slhiob mes are r,c'asaisndsa. isssi
sS1 low idTS s1s 5afs s ne ka esp s is eoeaieesy
snd ICED them So lohns Condition Iosdela Dave J
soen 'sheeisd cue sGd made ihsE, hs! @iilg
sFmsavniEs QFio, ,,Alasr,, SANDAL Lb YOUNG
Bloody MIX, Etc Air James oropkste Omar,
Sao S!g isa a a25 SiS fssp Sls ''is ss
operated ke a charm en.ftng 4 cure y a ieu aa4s.
saf' mi % Fe tgs9 S1 q SS s y R bo5 sS8 81
q Ss a ,t = 70 qqe s fsr % ss
Pl9ody pits Aepf' va. pea en9e'7h h"''h 'pess fos
F,pm q Fssiieni 81 Piiiafstphia. "a
'Nhtn traveniag AZ thr West haa.a vaitlhis horse
Igssse -9 fgsp@e2n sts9 I, & u9 soa6 & aS 81
erealurl lasf lls ug ng " ald soqg gp- ega%tsn W.
T Rie 1,ahd woiidtave u,lsn .riy .iahsrs .lf him
P1ossarsa ,9s CIV, x y, n 4, ! Il ~ seb
.nr- and nov .uue him ai. f20o ush 10 cagig thcm
isrVt Vlfh He when law iu{ WI Y n i,fi ~
fful coinUr dotiers to do 90 ihtFe miht tet On
NINTH Merchant ard r.frt utnrr ufa. lnNt ft4r
,a,FTs sr Joins asassiasd ; sisreesss, ! ,,,rs
gal.GfEIl sr'nr---9fl % Tirif ilT
Ma. A. ErwuN propdrtor o. a. a.lveryEtable, rnn,
g,s g,soe as Y ,oa 3Ss iSs 5 sol @ doSb F6S yB6w6Rs
1nataussil them during the uIst huf Yeara Nla ffnf
hat fnt ms horses have eftr ftd Wit diateiups
although 10 has uluher on trH pfaYailrQ cHit flft
Ar und Three ~ nY harata Utr1 90. era lANAc-
Uth cough duriug the preFalrucu y dist inpa 20 lg
asNlgac,9 ,9e5 lhty yg,ggo ff,.lJ fhfq,,lJ fsil'66, ga
gytsA'se4 'gizzeaef-g sno iu qiEl
~ lysflAs BlnFlas, Rs5shsgh g,s,p,s
Pogdhrs fhsy gye ths ass. s,aeiiqn n, ts4 soi =
medicine ever 'old- II yga saiirtq9 az stsP ~
HoTs neariy Dead with nlAtempsr.-Mr, l. y.
We ksif TqRhlhip ssllfSa o. q eat hss.s p
told him Toe h!la % We aoqda g Die eule vas
/ iio5 Rs.'i.l ffff.''i1 '-I1sltffi TflI ~
"A korss doctor cured harle that seemed used ~ ard
.6out ~ tif. " usild not gnl b. HtlnE Nv fta
M nlei ~ puliluE thea ioru sholt lime in Boil
inh u.ief aud leu pulring thru dosn irunl tottlc.
fhs ~ OBS aaY iheI can - aaicinIieTrd a1en ~
| kol.l nin noteat Il it - a.'"Nt t'''~i
soLi ~ Al Asdieiue Dsalsra gbg -3l. fsrnAn 81
! Jahns Nma1af'a Eraus l. ~ - JuAn Co. lllln 2
cig.O, GensIai Aasals for ps Nesle1l stsiss, 80
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90 a5 cents per Box, Five Boxes for 500.

Great numbers Of Clcrgymen, Physicians,
Statesmen, and eminent personnges have lent
ness of these remedies but our space here will
not permit the insertion OF them. The agents
below named furnish gratis our American Az
MANIAC In which they are giyeni with also full
descriptions Of the above complaints, and the
treatment that should be followed for their cure.
Do not be put OF by unprlncipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Dcmand AYER's, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there Is for them, aud they
should have IT, tU.HHf .
All our Remedies are for sale by
.I.F. WOOSTER, -Tian, ohios G. NJ. CHUAAs-
sERO, RepuhHc SURE Eckuein 4 Co., Wholessle
gents, Cinoinuat and by alldrugst and dealers in
msdiSnes, -s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02
New AgrloulturaI settlement.
To all Wanting Farms, '..
A Rare Opportunity IN Delightfu
aud Healthy ClimOte,25 miles SOuth-
East of Philadelphia, on the CRm-
don aud Atlantic RRilrOad, New

An old estate consisting Of several thousands Of a,
Of rRobUcrivK SOFT hasbeen dvfdedi into arms Of va.
fous sizes TO suit the purchascr population Of some
Fneen Hundred, from various nafts Of the middle
States and New England have settled there the past
year improved theIplacos, and raised eNceent cfops
The price ofthe land is at the low OF from SIS to
$40 per ihe soil is ef the best quality for the pro.
Vegetable 1T Is CONSIDERED THE BEST
FRUIT sOlLIN THEuNlON. The place isperfect.
" secure from osts-tho destructive enemy ofthe far.
mer. rops Of grain, grass and fruit are ow growing
ana can seen. by examining the place Itself, cor.
root judgement can be TO- cd Of the producli Of
the iand. The terms made easy TO secure the rapd
pTovement The result has been, that within the past
year, some three hundred houses have been erected
two mills, steam, four stores, some forty yinyards
other Improvements, making it desirable and aetive
nncs Of business. .". ..N o..
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A GREAT HORSE AND CATTLE
MEDICINE. -L

j. J.. 81 jonnA
Condition Pow
oTB These
powders are held
IN very high esd
nation for horses,
In cases Of DIS
TEMPER loss
or APpEr1TE
HIDE BOUND,
YELLOW WA
TER. STtff COM.
PLANT i. etc
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JUST RECETVFD.

AT YERK'S EMPORIUM.
10 Bar1sh Fuia and Coal OH The very best quality,
'eaiWsqls eaqgpisl'oaod dea tiaideaa ceN on taups.
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JUST REoEtVRD,
AT YERK'S EMPORIUM,
fortod
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THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Is entirely seperate from the gentlemens, and 10 fuo
up in a neat and convenient munnor.
TIME OF COMMENCING.

... TERMS. ...
Fotfullcouue-iime eunlimited-includiur all de.
partments Of Book Keeping, Lectures snd
Spencedan Penmanship, $40 90
For same course In Ladiesi Department, o5 90
Persons smking gPenmanship alone, will receive one
months instruction for 5 90
Unlimited COURSE OF Penmanship, 10 90
Throurhthe extensive ntnnce ofthe Prn
cipals many Of the Students graduating are placed
In lucrative situations.
t-a- For further information, please calat College
Room or send for a catalogue.
Address
BRYANT 4 sTRATTON,
octlG-lY. CleN eland. Albany, Chicago, or Bunao
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ToERsoNs WASTING CHANGE OF cLiM TIE
for hsaI,h sss aiss rtissmont of lianmoatol laudi
Ia uuotheF celunn. .e.s e.sfai 81. luileem B
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IN. @. Jonuov, Medical Agent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-02

A IL. WANTING FARMs On a delightful n1uiais.
~ rich soil, and secure from fosia r.em men'
II Hammonton Lands Ia auothef oolumn. ieiie-om
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-27
rs. LlvlSosToS, ESQ, OF WHEELING, yA.-Hs
PROVES. TO BE A vALUApLE MYTH.
IFrom the Cipctnnati Commarc,oI1

@
Colonel Price, a Kentucky gentleman. was
stopping at the Walnut street House, where he
tell IN with very agreeable parsonage who ms
troduced himself as Mr.. Thomas Mathews
After a very social chat upon the evening in
question, the agreeable Mr.. Matthews proposed
a walk to the Burnet House, where he said
friend from w Wheeliugi was stopping whom he
was anxious TO see before he left the city, The
Colonel consented, and the agreeable Mr Mat
theWs, having found the friend in one Of the
sitting rooms, introduced him as f. S. Living
ston, ESq.1 OF Wheeling, Va After general
conversation of a few minutes, MIR. Livingston
drew tie agreeable acquaintance of the Colonel
upon one side, and spoke few words in his
ear which did not reach the Colonel but be was
quickly made acquainted with herpurport by
the rejolnder of the agreeable Mr.. Matthews
Oh, said that worthy. "one hundred and
eighty dollars; certainly, you can have them, or
double the ifyouwanti But plague upon
II, continued he, 81 shall have togo up to the
" Naln0t street House TO getit outofm my trunk
He paused moment, tapped his forehead as if
for the purpose Of waking up an idea, and then
turning to Colonel Price, he produced pocket
book from whict. he took out paper:
Here" said he, lis draft payable in this
city for $780, My friend here, AIr. Livingston,
who must leave tomorrow morning, has 7occa-.
sion for one hundred and eighty dollars; beknd
enough to let me have that amount until We res
turn to my hotel, aud in the meantime retain
the draft as security"
The n0nchQLance Of the agreeable gentleman
completely put the Colonel off his guard, SO
drawing his wallet he counted his pile, which,
however, did notamount To more than $3.50.
One hundred and fifty dollars" said the
agreeable=M Matthews, turning to Mr. Living
sion, of Wheeling, do you think you can make
this do, and SO save me the trouble ofgoing to
my hotel?''
Mr.. Livingston considered a moment, and
then ha could ref a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-27

;4usEs OF MEST11 DTsEAsE.-Dr Edward
Jaryis, in s5yal0a6le paper on this:sobiec
the lastrY Worth Aaaeyicans nssays:z
In the reports of.eighteen American hospitals
ftors the insane, which state the causes#of the
dlsordeT.o Of their patients rs far as they were
supposed to be known, one hundred. and seven
ty-tour kinds of events, habits 4or crcumstan.
ces connected with the misuses of the mind in
tne manifold varieties of mental action applicas
ton, and excitement, with the stimulating and.
the depressing emotions, hope fear, grief dis.
appointments and trouble, aud with the malig.
nant passions, are given as the cause of their
nalad Among twelve thousand eight hun.
aTed and thirtyeight patients,s the causes Of
whose insanity are stated, 22!7 per cent. were.
connected With grief disapp and Other
depressing emotions, SO with excitements, :anx,
Ieues, and depresslons from religion; 6. 9 with
ProPertyy, poverty, and business, and their at.
tenaant anxietles, excitcments, and losses, and
90 per cent from excess Of mental5acton
.-PR'cE AND KING MATcuxn-1 1to1rissev. and
sA1eenG5e mott FTght.-The preliminaries for 4,
prize tight between Ed. Price Of Boston, the late
slctor IN n, his contest with Kelly, have been
maze maze with vi pngilist named King the fght.to
come on IN three months; and in conseuuenceo of
the ne, approaching cold weather. the battle ground
VIII De selected at the South. The sum Of $500
aslQe was put up yesterday. King vi hted six
months time TO prepare for the aght, butfinaiy
sgrreed r'. on three Thereisyno: probability=of q
@ Llgnt oetween. deenan! and MorriSsev, in conse-
quence of their inability to agree on q basis:of
operations Morrissey agrees to Ifisht. .Heenan
for 10000, after the contest between the latter
and Sayers, the champion Of England, but lice
nan declines the proposition, on the ground that
the n result of his contest with Savers may be.
defeat, and perhaps disable him, aud by such a
MIShap would loose the forfeit with MOrrissev
He is willing to.tight Morrissey f0rsthe sum 81.
$40, 600 before he goos to England, but thezlat
ter positively declines. IN T. Tribune