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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-09
a1On OOOWORTH of WATCH

cs ana JOWelly OHefcu 10
the Trade at less prices than any other house
in the city. Send for my catalogue of arti
cles and prices.
On the receipt of one dollar by mail, will
forward to any address II beautiful set of Gold
Studs and Sleeve Buttons, or a No. Gold
Lockct, Or gold stone or seal ring; for 3 dol :,
Ladies' Breast Pin and Ear Drops, either
cameo. mosaic, forntine, gold stone, or any
other styles; or for I dol. a silver. open face
watch; or for 25 dol. a Fine Gold Hunter Case,
Lever Watch, warranted to kerp good time; or
for 10 dol. n fine gold vest chain; or for 6 dol,
a fine gold neck chain. as samples of
any Of my goods Young men out of en-
ploymcnt could not do better than invest a
snall sum in my Jcwelry, and dispose of it
through the county. Address,
MOSES k. GLINES, Wholesale Jcwelcr,
Fcb.9. 2OS Broadway, N. Y.
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SHERIFF'S SALE IN PARTITION.

Nelson S. Brewer, Pursuant TO the COM
Elizabeth Brewer. his mand of an order of
wife and Cornelia Ma sale tn me directed
sou, from the court of Com
vs.. mon Pleas Of Seneca
Juliet Mason, JOS county, Ohio, in the
cph Mason, Minor above entitled cause.
heirs Of Juliet Mason l will offer for sale al
deceased, and Harri the door of the Cour
son Noble their Guar House in Upper San
dian. dusky on Saturday
the 17th day Of March u. d. 1850, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock a. IN. and o'clock D. m, of
said day the following described real estate, to
wit. The east half of the north east quarter
of section number twelve (l2j in township
number three <3) south Of range thirteen Il 81
east. containing eighty acres Of land more or
less. And the mol th-wcst part, and the south
west part Of the north quarter Of section
number seven in township number three (5)
south Of range fourteen east, containing ninety.
seven acres Of land more or less in Wyandot
county Ohio Also In lots numbered eighty.
five (s5) and ninety six Cog in the town of
Upper Sandusky, Wyandot county, Ohio.
Terms Of sale-0ne third cash in hand, one
third in one year, and one third in two years
from day Of sale. Deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage on the drcniises.
Feb. ?, ,60. JAMES CULBERTS0N, Jr.
Pf$4,50. Sheriff.
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w-The destruction Of the Pember-
ton Mills, at Lawrence, Mass, is likely
to present novel legal question for de.
cision, in the event the owners Of the
property endeavor to collect the a.
mount Of insurance on tho mills. The
whole amount for which the mills were
insured, is S4l5,OO0; that on the machin
cry and stock may possibly be collected,
but that on the building presents differ
ent aspect, for with its fall, it ceased to
be building, being nothing but a heap
Of ruins, in which state it took fire, after
the lapse Of several hours, and was con-
sumed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-09
Our Musical Friend.
"OUR MUSICAL FRIEND"

"OUR MUSICAL FRIEND"
A Rare Companion for the Winter Months.
Every Pianist; Should procure this
Every Singer, Publication of Vocal
Every Teacher and Piano Forte Mu
Every Plpil. sic, costing but TEN
Every Amateur, CENTS anumber,and
Pronounced by the Press of the country ODE
''rhe Best and Cheapest Work Of the kind
in the World"
Twelve fullsizcd Pages Of Vocal and Piano
Forte Music,
TEN CENTS.
Yearly, IS; Half.yearly. $3.50; Quar-
ter!y, 5 ,25.
Subscribe TO our "Musical Friend, or order
it from the nearest New sdcaler, and you will
have music enough for your entire family aud
at insignificant ,ost: and if you want Music
for the Flute, Violin, Cornct, Clarionet, Accor-
dion, eic., ETC., subscribe to the
SOLO MELODlST.
Containing ~ pages, costing only
10 Cents Number; Yearly. $3.50;
Half.yearly, Sl,25.
All the Back . Number at 10 cts, and Bound
Volumes, containing II Numbers, at $50 each
co lstan.lv on hand.
C.B SEYMOUR Il CO.,
Ftb.9. lO7 Nassau ST., New York.
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THE AGONY OvER.-OREAN NIZATJON
OF THE HOUSE!

On Wednesday Of last week an organi'
cation Of Congress was effected by the
election OF Governor Pennington OF New
Jersey to the Speakersbp. The follow
ing is the result Of the vote:
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SOLO MELODlST.
Attachment Notice.

C.Y Picrson &Co. Before W. T.. Wilson,
VS. j. P. of Crane Tp.,
John Kennedy Wyandot Co., 0.
On the 2ed day Of JAN, A. D. 1869
said Justice issued an order Of Attach
ment in the above action, for the sum Of
fifteen dollars. r5-
G. Y. PIERSON " co.
Feb. go.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-09

Mr.. Pennington is conservative Re-
publican and the particular friend Of ST.
mon Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, whose
prospects of nomination for the Presi-
dency are SO fatterlng.
On the following day, Col. john W.
Forney. Of Pennsylvania, was elected
Clerk. This is looked upon as most
wilhering rebuko to the Administration
whose power and patronage was brought
to bear 10 defeat Mr.. Forney.
Fl. A. Hoffman, ex'Consressman o'
Maryland, was also elected Sergeant at
Arms Of the House over Glossbrenner,
Democrat.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-09

If you want Hoops Of any kind so to
= RoBPISs 4 Hunt.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-09

Nelson s. Brewer,
Elizabeth Brewer. his
wife and Cornelia Ma
sou,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-02-09

Ju lett Mason, JOS
cph Mason, Minor
heirs Of Juliet Mason
deceased, and Harri
son Noble their Guar
I..u
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SUGAR HoGsHEAps -sueAR HoosHEADs.-
STAKE AND sHINGLE MACHINES,

STAPE AND sHENGLE MACHINES,
Suitable for Making
SUGAR HOGSHEADs, RICE, MoLAsSEs RoSIN AND
TURPEsTINE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
The principle embraced this Machine the old process OF
splitting and dressing by hand labor Working directly with
grain the timber produces article liable warp
from exposure The Slave Mil will rive shave and
joint from bolt 1000 900 Slaves per day. and the
shngle Machine from 5000 Shingles It requires
horse work ii and be attached steam
CINE gin saw mill power make any required length
and adjusted any thickness taper The timber II
neither sawed but rven and shaved directly from
the bolt
Both Machines be in full operation between the hours
of 10 and o'clock day at No. Canal street These
Machines made in Augusta, Ga.
Any party Wishing purchase Parish Stats canny and sin
gle rights Machines obtain them from this Agent who
will give full particulars. F.w. c. COOK,
Sole Agent tho States of Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
Texas and Alabama. jasl 6m
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pLOWs.............PL OWs...
100 Kings Carey FLOWS, assorted aizes @t
1900 Hall Spears Cast Valley PLoWs.
1900 Wrought Peacock FLOWS
1000 Balls PL0WS, assorted.
1000 Ayeryis ;. :.
loco Chores Calhoun PLows.
1900 Garret Golman's celebrated Steel Rover do.
$50 Goarse, Mason Co.'s Steel PLoWs
1000 Mayher's Cast PLOWS. w".
UNIVERSAL FLOWS,
Together with general assortment Of
Agricultural Implements,
GRAIN CRADLES, 49,
FANNING MILLS,
CORN SHELTERS,
STRAW CUTTERS
ROAD scRAPERs,
Ste, etc.. etc,
full assortment Of slocombs PREMIUM AXES and EDGE
FOOLS which awarded the Silver Medals at the late Fair
at jackson, Miss. For sale by
C. H. sLocoMB L CO.,
81 Canal street,
f9 am And 50t IS str
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Young Celia mrs
T,17f| 5-si
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$500 YosTS PATENT PREMIUM
Plews and Scrapers,
For sale by G. Fl. sLoCoMB q co.,
Sole Agents,
do Am No 81 Canal s., and IN To ss Common at
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Gentlcinen's List.

Mohas Mary # " Alphonsa Mays Convent, corner If
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CoroosA SRRINGs. Geo. July 2, 1860.
Messrs Filters: reached this delightful place
few days ago, and find everything 70 exceed my
utmost expectations. should have written to yeu
at once, according to PROMISE, but concluded that
would wait little until / could torn e correct
opinion Of the Cotoosa Springs AMI will nov tell
you what think think that the yalituainaran
may come here because ne can recover his health.
the plsasure-seeker may come, for nIwhere on the
earth can be found more facilities for enjoyment
indeed DO not know of any kind Of people VINO viii
not find solid comfort at this place I am in for
season, and shall eat, drink and be merry under
she Supervision OF the excellent proprietor, Mr. J. J.
HARMON
have been around good deal as you know. and
can safely say that know os no more pleasant
place than this as summer resort, anywhere The
band is far superior to any have ever before heard
Perhaps you have been delighted with their inelod
Gus strains-it is the Palmetto Band from Charles
toni II you can escape from the noise, and bustls
and heat and dust of your city, and feel like taking
a summer jaunt, here is the place for you, and
most heartily commend it to you and your friends
Moro anon 3 A. j.
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Tribute of Respect.

NASHVILLE, July 4, 1860.
At meeting young aud merchants, who the
acquantances friends OF the late T. Hogg and H. O.
Dows lost the steamer Ben Lewis, The occasion
of the terrible explosion and burning Of that vessel
On Of J. NJ. GOodbEr, J. Barnes called to the
chair and s. Wharton e. requested
act as secretaries The Chair object the meeting
In few appropriate of NJ A. MClaug-
erty, Chair appointed the following gentlemen. NJ. A X
w. Bright committee present resolutions for the adoption
OF the meeting.
The commss through their chairman NJ A. Molaughsrty,
presented the following, which were unanimously adopted:
Information having reached that lsts friends and
psnon O. HOgg and H. c. Dowell, among the lost at
Ben Lewis exploded and burned the sd
Cairo for the purpose of paying tribute
respect which regard justly to their and
expressing their bereaved and gecken parents sincere
sympathy wit their repable los we'll for the purpose OF
giving other relations and end7 OF the deceased the
assurance appreciation the virtues which
adorned They both young about
years age and had bean living in midst about two
having this city from the counties Of Smith and Put
man, uns short time before their death residents
city They young OF business qua
fcaons prompt, acy capable and honest they secured the
confidence adsono their employers they young
men Of good morals and fine social quaes they genial
Their and sincere in their attachments
In Of the loss which feel have sustained,
stronger and 6earer ties have adopted the following
resolutions
Rssoosd, That the death Of young friends has de-
which they moved in this city, OF two sincere
friends and ACCOMPLISHED business gentlemen, and
deeply regret their gntimey demise
Resoeed That tender the eeaved parents Of the de
ceae coincidence and sympathy and although cannot
heal wounds Providence has inflicted
would minEie with theirs their
ReSOUsd these resolutions signed BY the chairman ard
Of this meeting and published in the city papers, and
COPY thereof presented the parents of ths deceased and that
the Lebanon papers Cookevilie Times and Huntsville Plain
J. N. BARNES President.
s. 81. & E S5eEsEs Secretaries.
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Tennessee Champion MINI

AANoAA @ANAANA-Ao A~I spring ana sun tM1Ee
B. r. CUTTER,
Nos SO AID 80 Co,aer Of Copsgs aad BroaIs0ar,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Wholesale aud Hets1 Beassr in
ALI KINDS o.
Boots, shoes, Hats. Um Has. WbfDs.kc
HAS just opened and ezhibon one Of he sst as
leced stocks before o1ersd, and a. lss prizes.
GENTS BOESs, AND YOUTHSS.
EVER style Of ssVes and psEssi =crE szs-sn Calf Kid
Patent Leather Goat, Buckskin Cio and Lasur Caters
and strapped Shoes, Oxford Ties &C, and every
desirable make and q1tity.
LADIES', MISSES AND CEzILDREN,S,
Ny thisdepasnt zsbeen selected vita great care,
AID cannot BE sxee comprising n part Caf Kid, Goat,
&c, &C., with and without beelL
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Just received direct The uanuat0ss even style and
color q Fur. Beaver, Cashmere, Mno Wool Straw and Leg
horn Hate
Umbrellas Trunks, Travelling Bag5 Carpet Bugs, school
saches. Saddle Bags, Baskn waking Canes,
Tscks Whips Thongss Hosiery &C constantly hand
All Of which Will be sold a. Wholesale retail reasonable
terms
Betting &c..AT COST.
5000 ss Leather Gum Beiting from e I2ineses
vide cum Packing, all thcknes Copper Bu and Rirs
Lace Lsathsr at cost for cash, % close
Corner Of College ana BrcslsEsy,
March 43-dtEkWu Nashville, rsnn-
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BY TELEGRAPH.



Arrivals of she Persia, Parana and Etna.
NE YozK, JULY srhe Persia has arrived with Liv
epooldases Of bs ga RE PALESTINE Glasgow ard
Arabia had arrived out.
The steamer P.ranahas arrived johns Liysrpos
dates OF the 9th
All isqast in Sicily The EeapoIans concentrating 5,
and fOrtyng Mesna 6skBAID organizing The main
land. and Is expected to attack aIsina On the 18Th
At RolO the Austrian Government compelled Sandman
sel to hoist the PoH6ea flag The evacuation Of Palermo
completed GARIsALDI forming twenty regiments for the main
land operations. The Nszpoans great force at caahra
All the san communss have asked anaexaton to Piedmont
The American by the NeapOtans vas the Charles
and Jane Of B.lsinoss.
At the conference at Baden between the Prince Of Pru
sA and the German sovsregns decisive sgeemsns
relative to Germany and Foreign Governments soversgns
agreed possible to bring about understanding between
Prussia and Ausszia.
ESsLANDRuss Acknowledging Frsaeh note relative to
Savoy again condemned the Of France. Thirty
volunteers be received by Qaesn on The day the
steamer sailed
The Prince Wales smbars canada on the nth Of July
The Palestine Glasgow arrived at Liverpool on
ed, and the Arabia at Queenstown day
The PArana saiied eth place ct the conusugb
which blew cylinder head she vas ready
The Etna has arrived At Cape Race.
Provisions very dull. Consois 03 News unimportant
Overland Mail.
F1rrrTEvrLLE, Arnnsas, July 5-Ths Pacific Telegraph
completed to this point.
This California overland mail OF the 18TH has arrived
There great excitement Of gold discoveries the
lledianbras.
The people leaving All the OF the Pro-
visiOnal Goverumsnt have left
Carroll OF Memphis RemOVed---GaIIOway
Appointed.
ADaaaes, has been appointed ely vice VIM
II. Carroll removed.
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ror b.,t lot ~ s.e. as 80 .aa il n.oan aurinr
NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY

TnNHE Of this Institution begins first Monday
September Preparation week for classification and
ing pupils the last week in August Note the following sd
VantaEes:
l. The Buildings extent and fitness for School pur-
poses health exercise and
wholly unequasd in the United States We challenge cOmpar
ison.
2 The Six Acres of Lawn and Shade are en-
closed the greatest privacy and afford pup the
unrestraned freedom Of childish sports and innocent
ments
3 Non-Sectarfan.--TheAe Academy belongs TO atty Ien-
teen, represented BY Of their number Of different de-
the School
4 The Maternal Care Of the Boarding pupils, is
entrusted under the constant supervision Of the Principally
Ladies Of culture education, devote %
the happiness snd comfort Of the pupils.
s. The Health OF the Institution Is un7race.
dented in the history Schools Only three deaths
the pupils forty Tie health statistics Of the
Institution are its highest recommendation
g. The Rooms large, well furnished, and EsFer
crowded.
a. Security from FTre..The buildings are heated BY
steam, and lighted with gas that the pupils from
the ordinary accidents aecrung from from Stoves epacs and
movesble lights Besides the Of temperature adds
greatly to tie health Of the school.
6. Negotiations which years have shown to be most
sautay, will be continued in their fail force The Esst posi-
bic changes will be maden the rules and general arrangements
of the Academy.
g. The Faculty composed Of thirty teachers and
attaches most Of whom associated with predecessor In
the Literary Department. the teachers have had long
cessul experience, Old Academy.
and Artists Of high celebrity superior Harps has
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
In fact the highest advantages particular
found in any similar Institution in the United States, fur
nshed in the Nash Vile Female Aeademye AId Mater Of
hundreds Of the elegant and refined ladies the Southern
country.
TTsrms heretofore. For particulars apply a orcu
lar TO tine principal. GEO. N. EVERHART.
N
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THE
ONLY pISCoVERX

WORTHY
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
VH tempted not only initiate his restorative bat profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all come and being carried away BY the
forced to leave the field 20 its rssess Read the follow
ing:-
PROE. o. J. WOOD Co.: Gents-The letter in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and which
have published this vicinity and elsewhere, has given rise to
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
are hst is it fact Of my hsbaon and stated in
the communication; second, is it Of all therein contained
third, good order and Of
natural coor7 To all and do invariably My
hair better any stage my life for forty years
past more soft thrifty and better coored the same ia true Of
wes and the only why is not generally true IS,
that the substance is washed OF by frequent abaon Of the
face when used by wpng the face in close
ton with the wskers, the result will follow the hair
have been in erecept of great letters from all parts
good much the manufacture and sale Of
various compounds we'll this has doubt been basey
absolute injury have used Of restorative of
recount for months, and hair is good
old and gray hair in my head face and
this fact send you lock Of hair taken of the week
received favor Cf two quart bottles last summer for
which am grateful to friends and thereby
induced them it, until after trial,
and then purchase and used II with universal success wilt
favor that you send test by which discover
fraud in the Restorative sold by fear without author
believe where coed follow, the failure is caused
by the impure article which the inventor OF the good
deem i my duty as heretofore to keep you aPpsed Of the
shaken opinion in its valuable results remains dear srs
yours, C. RAYMOND
The Restorative put in bottles Of three sizes, viz large,
medium small the small holds pint and retail for 81
proportion than the SMALL retas for 81 bote the large
holds quart per proportion, and reta for %
New York. ia Market street, St. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaled by
Even, PendIetOn Co., and retailed by every Drug.
house n the United States. ltebll-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR. EAroN,s INFANTILE. oonDIAL,

Thousands daily speaking in praise Of
oh. EATON,S INFANTILE. CORDIAL,
and Fhyg asvsr fails aford instantaneous rei
when gFeE in time It By magic, and trial dlens
willconrincs thai what say is true Itconains
NO PAREGORIC or OPIATE
Of any kind, and therefore relieves reOCiRg The SQs
your child instead BY dsaag sesjbies For
eomens itsea the preparation known
fer Children TeethiRg. DiarrhRas DFsente~
rY, Gripping in the Bowels. Acfdity Of the
Stomach. Wind, Cold in thc Head, and Group;
for sOft6sin0 the gums, reducing iaG1aGoa Fe0H
Eating The B0boeis and reievi9 pain q hss eQd-beng
af.sD1smOdSo, used with 1Hfdutag in all
cases Of COnWuHsiOn other Fits as y0a Oatus
life and health Of your children and gOfs 10 them
IRON those sad and tti9at2 consequences s0hfch
rain 10 result oas he use OF narcotics Of achieh az other
rena5iss Tor n5azss paints composed 6ks
bat DIR. Eaton's InfanCile Cordial, this you can
~ uDon Il il perfectly harmless, cannot niure the
most delicate infant Price IS Full directions scconpa
each bottle. Prepared only By
CHURCH e. DuPoHNT.
No 400 Broadway, New York.
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PLANTERS BANK or TENNESSEE,

NASHVILLE, July sdi IoOU.l
UBSUANTt to notice regularly given according TO the provi
sons Of the charter Of tins Bank general meeting OF its
stockholders held this day their Ranking House Nash
ve for the purpose OF taking into consideration the qneon OF
acceptance Of charter for banking privileges granted to them
BY act Of the General Assembly Tennessee, passed March
l ana for doing such other business might be necessary
and proper Il resolved that book be opened Immediately
At the Banking House in Nashville for the subscription OF the
additional stock provided for in said act and that said book he
kept for that purpose until the first day OF October 1862
&c ald that the stock subscribed shall he paid in full at the
time Of subscription In accordance with the resolution the book
is now open, &C. D. WEAVER,
july3-ln Cashier.
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Retter Than ali others.

LAFAYETTE, onondaga County. N.Y,l
Jure23d, 1855.
MrssRs W. T. HAsAN co-Gsnts: NV hair having turned
prematurey grey being unwilling silver locks in
youthful have tried various preparations which
highly recommended for restoring hair Its original color,
among others Prof Woods Hair Reorer but found thea all
less inefectua and quite expensive, until year
commenced using Heimstet Hair COlorng, prepared BY
you, IChich Hound be al thai you recommended IL.
1t restored hair 70 Its original beauty and keeps soft and
oily, and the expense ng that it nothing all
as continually drawing upon my funds myself
with Prof Woods the previous; and after all pGns
ceVing benefit Therefore, pleasure in recommending
your Hair Coorng to the public cheap and esctUG Hair
Rest0rer. Yours truly,
RM P. WENTWORTH.
OnOndsga County, Subscribed and before this 23d
day Of June, 1858 W. s. COLE, Justice
Remember that this result produced ty HETREErs m
Irritable the original and Only reliable Hair Restorative
Price ffty cents bottle. Sold everywhere
W HAGAN & c., Pr9Prietors, Troy, Y.
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Fever and Ague.

nom which mankind suffer over large part Of the
globe Is the consequence Of diseased action in thu
system, induced By the sisoncas niasm Of vegetable
decay This exhalaton Is evo BY the action Of solar
heat On vet SOIL and rises with the watery yapor from
IT, While the sun IS below the horizon this vapox
ngeIs near the earhs surface and the virus IS taken
with 4 through the lungs into the blood There it acts
Eritatng poison the internal viscera and sx
eretng organs Of the body. The liver becomes torpid
snd fails g seerete not only this virus but also the bile
from the booc Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitutional
disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
synpafbze With the liver and become dsOrdered also
Finally the instinct OF our organism, in attempt
20 expei the noxious Infusion concentrates the whole
blood cs hs body IN the internal excreors to force
them 10 cast It out The bocd leaves the surface and
PUSHES 70 the central organs with congestre violence
This IS the CHILL But II this effort it fails Ten the
FEvER follows. in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rshes 70 the surface if in another effort
TO expel the irritating poison through that ether great
excretory-te skin. In this also It falls and the sys
TEN aband0ns The attempt exhausted, waiting for the
recovery Of strength 70 repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the fits or F1r0xysns Of FEvER AND
AeUB. Such Constitutional disorder viii Of course
dsmine the health II It IS not removed.
We have abored 70 ind. and have sound, antidote,