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M. j. DICKERSON.
QArB or THE FIRM or AMnLER DIcKERsoN,)
DENTIST

(LArR or THE FIRM OF AMBLER DICKERsoN)
DENTIST,
Office, No. 253 Superior strcot-noar Kcndas Store
DR.. d. new suite of rooms are now ready,
and he would be pleased to see all of his for
mer patrons and others who may wish the
services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed, fangs and crowns filled, exposed nerves
capped and saved Also, teeth inserted on
gold and silver choralite or vulcanite base
or platina plate, with continuous gums, which
is so much used East. ma23-1y-67
ScHoOLEY's CELEBRATED ICEBERG RETRIG-
Observation-Disclosures and upright styles, 3
sizes, for sale by his agents at Manufacture
ers' prices These Ice Chests never become
musty or damp require very little ice, and
are warranted far superior to any others in
use. FOGG, ENswoRTu & Co.
Any one'wanting Glass Shade to cover a
clock, vase of flowers Parian figure, or any
other very fragile and delicate mantle orna-
ment, can find one sure to fit, either on haud
or made to order by calling at
myl4 FoGG, ENswoRTH s. Co.'s.
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RSy- Hon Joshua II. Giddings passed through
town yesterday, on his way to deliver the opening
address at the Westerville College.
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New York Stock Market.

New York Stock Market.
LBy Telegraph
NEW YonK, juno 2l-P. ".
Second Board lower 5s Of 1874 1Oi, No ca sG54 .
TO- Tenn o. 02E Erie % mtg 1871, Hudson lst lOi4
@ bonds 82t4 Del & Hudson on, Pac Mail GS, Y
1884, Hudson 3ll5, Harlem preferred ab19, 4Oa 80
Reading Az co. NJ gtd 20, Panama l22, Gal Chic
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stenmer Dcpnrtnres

EB7 For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, sec
fourth page
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NAV AnYRRTIsnMKNTs

" The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks schuckers and Olmsted's news depots.
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WEARY OF LIvINo.-Monday afternoon as
police officer was passing Main street bridge
he discovered female in the act of throwing
herself into the river, and fortunately was in
time to prevent her accomplishing her pur-
pose. It required the help of several men
to lift her on to the bridge from her position
on one of the piers. Her name is Mary Jack
son, and she has been in the In6rmary for
some time past. Monday the Infrmary Di-
rectors gave her nine dollars to 60 to Erie,
where she formerly resided, but instead of
going to Erie she invested her money in
whisky, with the above result. Yesterday she
was arraigned in the Police Court on IA charge
Of intoxication. She claims to be deaf and
dumb. Her case was continued.
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INAUGURATION FEsTIvAL-0LIvER HOUSE,
We are indebted to Mr.. George Colburn for
ticket of invitation to the Inaugural Festival
of the Oliver House, Toledo, which takes place
Wednesday evening, June 29th. Among the
managers we observe the following well known
citizens of Cleveland George B. Senter, r. c..
Parsons, William Case, Edward Kinsman,
Matthew johnson, S. b. sturges D. P. Rhodes,
Robert j. Parks, L. s. Flint.
The invitation circular contains beautiful
cut of this new and magnificent hotel which
is said to excel in commodiousness and ele-
gance any hotel recently built in the Vest
We understand numbers of our citizens pro-
pose to be present on the occasion of the fes-
tival, which we doubt not, will be rendered a
memorable occasion
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.

PROPOSED PEACE ARRANGEMENT.
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Notice.
TO UNURRTAKERR,

IN THE COUNTIES OF LUCAS,
i Wood, stark, ouawu, Erie Lqrain, Cuyahoga Lake,
Ashtabua, SanduSky Huron, Medina, and Summit, that
hayo Pach9,sed ,, Of NJ IAuLEY The seaerai Agga
right To manufacture, and vpnd tho same Ia the nh,yo
monourd Counties; and sl in short lime bo prnparu
tu furnish those iu The mdc, with an article, which ur
the lud hCrGtGtulo in usu.
Thusu Cusus are nude VI eavanized sto iioa which
viii not ode, and are homoiucaly sealed Hud nude
perfectly air tight aud consequently Will ptegeIEa budy
Tor any desirable length OF time
These Gases uuy Ubuut thiTd hoaVisT 40 wood
Cusus Of cuutHnundmf slzu, und the with which
they can hn managed Iendes pretty or ain that thoY
will fupeIHudH Tie better Qnul tics OF W ud ufus,
also The Cast Iron Gaaas, altogether Terms LibIA
N4za JAMES ROWLAND, Genera Untot,aker
June 2l;2lJ-d&w.
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Probable Majority Against British
Ministers.
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Thursday, June %, 1859.
GOOD HOUSEHnLD PuRNITnRE. &r..

uuOD hUuNEhubD PUhNlIUhEj We, @6'
AT AUCTION, BY o CUTTER a SON.
AZ House No 2l0supeIiur Saet, hrst door tho
Second Presl1 tUran Church.
n CUTTER a. SON WILL SELL
We on Thursday lune 2id az tho House No 40 Su-
tur street, lal door east Of the Second PTeshyte
Church commencing at 10 o'clock "A. NJ the Furniture
m said house, consisting ut Cutrge and Paent Bodstea
Whut NotH Cuno Seat Arm ChaiIs, Mahogany Card ra-
1es, Marble Top Tables, Work Stands Wash Stands, 10
ttot extra lun Walnut Extension Dining Table, Lounges,
solui splendid FRENCH MiRROH AND MARBlE
SLAB Cost Slb; I Wheeler and Wilson's sewing Ria
chlnts, hiewuts COX hoyu, OuOmans Three, Ply und
lnsmin Carpets, good or Culhs. Window Curtains laFa
lot GOOD WHITE CROCK ERY WARE, Table Cutlery,
Gators, kitchep VI enHs, Coal Stoves, NC,
TERNlS-Cnsh al the timo uf sale.
House open for napurOu OF articles Thursday
llg "a 4 0clook n. lun2i:23b
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Garibalda Disarming the Austrian Custom
House Guards,
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FnIlhsr DslaIls Of tls BaLIls 0r llagenla.
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The Great Loss of Lives Confirmed.
NAPOLEON IN THE FIELD.
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DOBBRT GILL-SILVER AND

~ htclfo fluQf, DOOR flutef and MunutaOiuTorcur-
nor Of OnaO aud Prospect Ss Cup sthrs) Cleveland o.
prepared totsplat1 Spoons FORKS opstors, sc and
make thum equal lunuw, Door Trimmings tnrUishud or
plmedto order, Bell Hanging promptly attended 20, aud
drcos reasonable. iul2ldIG
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NapOlOan and Emanuel in Milan.
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CanrObert Not Dead.

EMPEROR AND KING IN THE THICK
EST OF THE FIGHT
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The British sloop-of-war Heron capsized in
n tornado on the African coast. One hundred
and seven lives were lost. The Captain and
twenty-six Of those on board were saved,
In the House of Commons, on the 9Th, Mr..
Disraeli laid on the table the promised cores
pOndence Of the Government on the Italian
question.
The adjourned debate on the address in re-
sponse to the Queens Speech was resumed.
The speakers in opposition were John Bright
Sir James Graham. Sergeant Dray and others,
while those in defence of the Speech included
Seymour, Fitzgerald and the Attomey-Gener-
al for Ireland.
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AHWTVAL or TuE PEnsTA,
NEW YoRK, June q.

PARTICULARS. or THE BATTLES
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Repartoa by the Union TeiegrHrh
0FFIcE, WARIEg D BLOCK, CoRHER o. nAHE AHp
sr OLAiR srREHTs.
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PIANOsI MuSIGI

n USF received by the sasscr'ber IS Of ihoss
% celebrated Pianos Of ssnxay q Sons and
II. A. Gale Co of n. consisting 81, Il II I'd n
81 and II OctAyes- Those in Of thisiB- y
dspeuaoie Psr0r would WELT
stock. Sold IS Low the lowest, warrant years
Also. for sale the largest o. Sheet Music
deal Instruments In Ae city. For bargains call q Union
oct2i NcrLTkR
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House took a recess till % o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The SPEAKER called the House to order at
The order of business at the time of taking the
recess was proceeded with, viz:
House BILLS ON THE SECOND READING.
Wiseuer's, 6, to requisite practice in obtaining
writs of error, was read and passed the second
reading r.
Wise1er's, 5, to suppress the circulation of for
eigu small notes, was passed, and recommIteo 70
the Judiciary Committee.
The Judiciary Committee, in lieu of Wiseners, .,
70 repeal section 7GS of the Code was passed
The Judiciary Committee in lieu CT Bsrksdales,
IA 20 regulate the psy of witnesses, was read
Ne. NORRIS moved to amend by striking out the
words when they reside at greater distance than
10 miles"
ur CAN'T To allow witnesses mileage when
thew travel over ten miles, has been the law from
time immcmorial.
Mr. SHREWSBURY thought the bill was as near
right in this particular, as il could be- de hoped
the House would not adopt the amendment
The amendment was rejected
Tao q ,mmittee's bill was adopted in lieu.
NJ MARTIN did not think the compensation OF
witnesses should he increased
The bill, as amended, passed the second reaslng
Germans bill, Is, to repeal section oOUo OF the
Code was read. a.
Mr. MORRIS hoped the House Woulu pass 'ne
hill on second reading
The bill passed the second reading.
lanes bill t. to prevent indictments and pre-
sortmants ia cases Of drunkness, was read.
Mr. JONES. That bill is simply to recruit a law
If 1912 which met with the appreciation of the peo-
10 withnut a murmur. If men of influence get
iit1e ont of the way, it IS usually found mol conve
Mont under the law it stands, to hud an H.
allotment against the rhem; but the poorer classes
ore The sufferers in almost every instance.
Tbc hill passed the second reading by yeas %
nays 20. as follows:
Y,a,-Armetroug. Baker Of Perry, Baker Of
WeakIev. Barksdale, Bayess. Beatty, Bledsoe, braz-
o,ton Britton Batter, CoWden, Critz, Davidson,
nal Fsrrelly, Ford, Frazier, CAN'T, Gillespie,
GoTmsp. Greene. Guy, HavrOn, Hebb. Ingram
G,nes Johnson, Kincsid, of Claiborne, Lea, May
Ella NrCabe. Norris Morpheis, Nall, Roberts,
RueselI Senter, Shield, Smith, Sowell, TreWhitt,
Vaughan, Waite, of Dickson. Wiusm+' OF Fr$ sl,
lin Williams, Of Hickman, Williams, OF Knox, VIII
Hanson. Woodland and Speaker Whitthorne-oV.
Na1-Bennett Bcknell, Caldwell, Chestham'
! pavis Dudley, Farley Harris, Hurt, Kennedy KIN
! naid Of Anderson LOckh1rt, Martin, Norman, PICK
! stt Porter, Richardson, Shrewsbury, TreVitt and
J White. of Davidson-2O.
TuE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
| Mr. beatty moved to reconsider the vote by
/ which the transmission to the Senate OF Senate
/ bill 81 was ordered.
A POINT OF ORDER
| The question whether the House can recall bill
after having ordered its Transmission to the Senate
/ was discussed at considerable length.
Just then -,
| On motion, the House adjourned till O'Clock
! Tomorrow morrng-yeas AZ, nays 70.
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Mr.. PartOn's Great Work Nearly Ready
THE LIFE
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Mr.. STANTON demanded the ayes and noes.
Before roll was called
Ga motion of Mr. FRIMBLE, the further oonsid-
Grafton Of the special order was postponed to half
past nine o'clock tomorrow morning.
NAuoURArToN Ceremonies.
A message was resolved from the House of Repre-
seutstives, aonoduciug the adoption BY that body
Of resolution appointing joint committee to
make The necessary arrangements for the inangura-
ton Of Gov. Harris.
Ca notion Of Mr. PAYNE, the resolution was
coDeurred IL, ard
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs Payne and
Stokes On said committee the part Of the Senate
sEEATE bills ON sEoakD READING.
No 6s-TO prevent Indictments aud pressntments
Passed.
Nc. 65-To increase the revenue Of the State
Passed aud referred to the COMMITTEES on the Ju
dietary.
No. 61--To regulate the manner If determining
hoW Railroad Campsnies receiving State aid have
eOnrlied with the law. Passed and referred TO the
Committee on Internal Improvements.
PENSIONS To OLD SOLDIERS
House resolution No. 81, requesting our Senators
AID Representatives in Congress, 10 aid in getting
q lsW passed granting pensions to the sold ers Of
the war OF Iol2 was taken up aud e0ncurred ill.,
Ga motion Of Mr.. MICKEY, the Senate adj
j0arned
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THREE YEARS OLD WHISkIFs

TUsr received, beautiful Iot descriptions conpr
% ing Plain and Fancy, Ivory and TOroisee heds. Of
rent kinds II wood among which Ebony Rosewood RaA
horeca, and Hhalebons. For sale By
cctI2 J. NJ NegTIT
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BLAcKwooDs MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER -Rspubshed by L.
scorT Co., 81 Gold street, New York. Price, 50 per
l.-' -
number Of this famous periodical when announce
do the publication number, reader may co
for at least paper the peua of which will worth
While. We different articles
the present ISSUE which offer tbs usual variety, cannot
an from calling attention and soliciting careful perusai
Of the abstract from Capt. sPExEs ournaln this
Der for September, giving tbs details Of journey in Central
Africa, made by him in conjunction with Lieut.. BURTON. Ira
versng districts before untrOdden the white man. officer
having entered Africa the coast up 9orh
ward and westward the Mountains Of the Moons in their
vicinity has discovered inland sea- which he has
given the OF Victoria Nyanzs and which, there every
believe, the longsoughs FOUNTAIN THE NILE
This lake is situated exactly the equator position and the
fOrmsOn Of the country lend much probability TO the
Esston.
We reproduce in this brief Capt SPEKEs argu
ment the subject refer the num-
Der ITSELF continuation promised, which will probably
throw still light solution of this interesting
problem. An age which has the discovery two
other famous geographical engmsS the mouth of the Niger
the Passage will certainly not much longer be bad
by the few mile yet remaining the explorations Of
Nile from the discoveries Of travellers
pushing up from the South.
PrceOf the four Reviews, 50 year BlackwoOd" and the
four Reviews, $40.
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GEM. l. T. sNEKD, late Attorney General and
Reporter for the State, has been spending several
days in our city, with view of commencing the
publication of bis last volume of Supreme Court
Reports in advance of the usual time; and while he
and the Public Printers both regret not being able
to carry out this intended plan we are nevertheless
pleased to assure the public that the forthcoming
volume shall make its appearance at the usual time,
early in the month of March next. We deeply re-
greet that our distinguished friend Is not enjoy
ing as good health usual, and we hope he may
be in the full enjoyment of that great blessing
AGAIN F1-tsr
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G'S AID DITION.
cnEaT R.Rc.1rs

an THURSDAY. the Sd November next the premises,
" propose to sell number Of LOTS in Ewings Addition.
The Lots belong to several who determined
then out at whatever they will bring and that
and those wishing TO obtain homes viii have
procure bargains The Lots situated fOIluws
On kOgg SIreet-Los No and 9. o. Allison StTeetLo.s
No % and IS. On Whetnore stree-Lots Me- 16I 49,
ON Woods Stree-Lot 9i2 213, 2i4 25 and 96 On BAss
streLots 23 2S 239, 40, 399 ard 400 Ewing Avenue
Lots 34 33j and part Of 335 On High stree3s0 27g
On Stevenson Seet-74 and part Of - On Shop Street
Lots 1856 ana 3s7.
Also, that valuable LOT the Of Franklin Turn.
pike AID soph URU STREET. RoE occupied by D. 81 Allen as
Wagon aud Haokmb Shop together With
enumerated above Tie Lots sold among the very
IN this addition
TERMS0ne two, and three credit for Notes payable
in Bank satisfactorily secured bearing interest and lien re
tanei Sale at 10 O'Clock A
ocS0-m a-E - A. V. s. I1NDsLEY.
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Baltimore, Nov. 2.-During the State election there
have been several street ARRAYS and disturbances al
the polls. Several people have been shot The Re
formers in the fifth ward were driven off at an ear
ly hour The first, second and fourth wa1is are in
possession of the rowdies At the twentieth ward
the r0wdies are knocking down whom they please
The police offer no protection. A gang Of armed
Washington rowdies aiding the Baltimore
Ronghs. The Reformers have generally abandoned
the contest The citizens talk Of establishing Wig
lance Committee.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
wsDrnsDAr. November 2, 1859.


WEDEEsDAV. November 9, 1859.
The SPEAKER called Che House to order at 81
O'clock
There being no minister of the gospel present
The Journal Of yesterday read and corrected
FORsIaN COMPETITION ATsTArE AND DIVISION FAIRS.
Mr. WILLIAMS, Of Hickman, presented a me-
mortal from committee appointed BIZ the STATE
Bosrd OF Agriculture praying that articles from
other States msy be entered for competition az State
Ana DIVISION FAIRS Which was placed On the sles
without reading
REPORTS from STANDING COMMITTEES
Mr.. SMITH. from the committee on Tippling and
Tioplibg Houses. returned BioknelPs bill ii. B. 40,
and petition from certain ciizsns of jackson
county. asking that Of their number be allowed
TO retail spiriiuous liquors without license, recon-
meEdiog their rejection.
Mr.. TREWHiT, from the committee on claims,
returned Dadley's bill h. r. ss recommending pas
sage
Mr. FORD, from the commit ee on interpretations,
returned Biekneil's bill Il. R. l4S with amendment
recommending passage
Mr.. CAN'T, from the Judiciary committee. re-
turned Germans bill II r. 100, recommending It's
rejection aud bills in lieu Of House bills, Shrews-
bury's lS2 and Jones' Il6
- CARROLL COUNTY FAIR.
Mr.. NORMAN, from the eommitte appointed to
at end the Carroll county fair made favorable re-
port thereof.
LEAYR or ABSENCE.
Mr.. WHITE of Davidson obtsnsd leave of ab-
eence for Mr.. EAST till Saturday.
TURNPIKE COMPANIES PER CENT.
Mr.. DUDLEY offered resolution instructing the
Finance Committee to investigate and report the
per cent paid 70 the state by the Turnpike Compa-
mics, and whether not, in their opinion, it would
be the cg Of the ate sell its interest in those
Compsnies-With authority t,report by bill or 9TH
eiwse.
The resolution lies on the table one day under
the rule
STATE MILITARY SCHOOL.
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FARM FOR SALE.

WISH sell my Farm situated in the Gap Of the Short
Cannon county, Tenn containing BETWEEN three
anc hundred The soil rch we'll calculated
wheat meadows &c Said farm well imhered and waered
having dozen fine Springs Of failing es stone and
it is first rate Stock Farm, Of
exchange for the above Farm negroes, mules aud
Any wishing such Farm get bargain by
calling the undersigned Woodbury. Cannon county Tenn
Terms Of payments arranged to suit the purchaser.
sep29 dtEr&wSw ASA S1ftTH. Woodbury. Jaw
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this maarious poison in the blocd
and stimulates the liver to expel It from the body. AS
it should, SO it does this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does more, rather does
what is Of service those subect to this Infection
If taken in expels from the system as 1t IS
absorbed and thus keeps those who it free from its
attacks keeps the system IN health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently it NC Only cures, bur
protects FROM the great variety of affections which are
induced by this malignant influence, such Remtent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, Masked Ague, Periodical
Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious FeveFs, Neu
Ialgia Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Toothache, Ear
ache Catarrh, Asthma Palpitatons, Painful Affections
ef the Spleen, Mysteries Colc Paralysis, and Painful
Affections of the Stomach and Bowels, all of which,
when arising FROM this cause will be found to assume
more or less the intermittent type. This AeUE
cURB" removes the cause Of these arrangements, and
cures the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating the excretores
to expel the virus from the system; and these organs
by degrees become habted to do this their office of their
own accord. Hence arises what term accumulation
Time may accomplish the end but often life is not
long enough or is sacrificed in the attempt, while this
"AaUE CURE" does It at once and with safety. We
have great reason to believe this is well
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases which
caused By the masmatc infection, than any other which
has been discovered; and it has still another important
advantage to the public which is that it is cheap as
well as good
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PURE BOUk Ron WHISKY.
XNIE have hand about 80 barrels OF PURE OLD BOUR
w BON WHISKY, which viii warrant xKARa
OLD md The hnestin the State We
and would Be glad those wanting something really and
good would give as call CAB agk- WIiSFORD 4 CO,
lalyA Ne. Marsst Street
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STATE EMPLOYEES

Mr.. Hebbs resolution Of inquiry offered last
Thursday. [rrinted on page 81 of the Lsgslatirs
Union and american dispensing with unnecessary
employees Of the STATE coming up in regular order,
II WAS read and adonted.
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CHARLEgroN Va, Nov. Russell and Sennott.
Boston Attornies, have arrived Cook waived a
preliminary examination and committed
Brown, after making speech, was sentenced to
be hung
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part Of the
globe is the consequences of diseased action IN the
system induced by the poisonous miasm of vegetable
decay This exhalaon is evolved by the action of solar
heat on wet SOIL and rises with the wateFy vapor from
it. While the sun is below the horizon this yapor
fingers near the earhs surface and the virus is taken
with it through the lungs into the bOnd There It acts
as an irritating poison the internal vscera and ex
creting organs Of the body The liver becomes torpid
and fails to secrete only this virus but also the bile
from the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
sympathze with the liver, and become disordered Also
Finally the instinct of organism, if in an attempt
TO expel the noxous infusion, concentrates the whole
blood c. the body in the internal exeKetoes to force
them to cast it out The blood leaves the surface and
rushes to the central organs with congestve violence
This is the CHILL. But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rushes to the surface, il in another effort
to expel the Irritating poison through that ether great
excretcrythe skin. In this also fails, and the sys-
TEN absndops the attempt exhausted, waiting for the
recovery Of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits or L1rOxysms Of FEVER AND
AGuR Such constitutional disorder will Of course un-
derrnine the health if it is not removed.
va have labored TO find and have found, sntidote,