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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

From The Home Journal.
This admirable novel which attracted great attention on s
fret appearance In tone wss eagerly sought T sno real @ &
,ire to Iut it aside unfinished. II win rank in
the literary world wish Adsm Bede The Household OF bon'
From The Hartford Daily Courant. :,
English novels the story is wen told and the moral "
From The Philadelphia Press.
There II ys' power in this s'0ry-eaTie'ne anu
From Tie Leader, Toronto
II Is sufficient for rs 20 say that the sie Is
description pleasures the uoaoes aud the accidents
he written IN very entertaining manner 10 n piea'al'
reading those long cyehlns, Ia u ne lsHlly ef'''
This is English reprint; whose reputation for excellence
the Atlantic before the complete publication The
work IN London pronounced BY good cntc TO De tne pest
nov el that has appeared since Adam Bede.,
from The Portland Advertiser
The po, and the action ia It win evoke the symPAthss OF
every reader The author has been peculiarly happy III ms den
cation Of female character 49,
This novel Of that order which exactly like
much pain and in actual life that we confess
leaning in favor Of works Of fiction Of more cheerful De.
power exhibited in The Shadow In the House Once com
menced draws the reader with an inevitable attraction
artistic WORKS which have emanstediom the press for some time
From The Boston Evening Gazette.
" r.. Drawn with the hand OF master, and is cEe-
elton ths, III long dwell in the memory Of the reader
marked with an intense nsturalness not often
y From, The Boston Express.
This one Of the most remarkable 5ooss we ever met II
s spurey novel written ond managed with h aud ehect
We do like the gloomy cosngs Of the tale but every one
who reads viii confess to being repaid
Mr Saunders las made mistake ia
introducing such terrible element iuo hi. 6ook-An element not
n keeping with its general character which, anything but stem
and tragic. lis style l. lu1uhant and poetical
lie has considerable knowledge Of character
Altogether II i a remarkable book
- Sent by mail free on receipt Of 81.
NJ DOOLADY
No ~ Walkerst, NewYork
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g HKApAcHs Ia the fsyorte sign By which nahss
known any deviation whatever from the nat1 of tbs
brain and viewed this Light may be looked saesssrd
Intended give notice Of disease which might otherwise essPe
attention. tin remsdied and s indications shosd
never neglected Heedaches be classified under
names viz Symptomstc and ldopshic Symptomatio Hssd
sche exceedingly and Ii the precursor Of
variety Of Diseases among which Apopexy Goet Rheu
nsisIn and all ebhls diseases In It's servoos form Il gym
pathetic of disease the stomach Constituting sick hsadaes
Of hepsc disease constituting 6iou. hsadas> Of worms
sonstipaon and other disorders Of the bowels, we'd
As renal and uterine affections Oeases Of the hesr
yery frequently attended with Headaches; Anxnais and
plethora are also affections which feqaently oeeason
Headache Idiopathic Headache o very common being
usually distinguished BY the Of serVos AeadaeA
times coming suddenly state Of apparently sound health
and prO.rang the mental and energies and In
ethe slowly hssded by depression Of
spirits or acebity temper In most instances the pain
he front head both and sometimes pro-
yokne under this class sso DO named Neuralgia
For Of either class Of Headache the Cephaho
Pills have been and safe remedy relieving
saus minutes and By Its subtle eTS6csaA
the diseases Of which Headache Is the uneriDg index
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~ A single bottle Of sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
viii save ten times its cost annually -xa

dent to cose se1ton TO business or ..ady Amsns he
mind and body incident this distressing complaint y ft
blow TO energy ambition Sufferers by this dsordsx
always speedy relief from these distressing attacks
using one the Cephac Ps whenever the symptoms appear
aue the oyersked BRAIN and oothes the strained and
ring and the tension Of the stomach wboh al
ways accompanies and ssgsVs the doaered condition shs
bgsin
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fousrs an6 farms iuanifo.

WANTED--A suitable HOUSE for ladies' sem
w ary accessible to New York Address J. r. s., Box No.
4e52, PostOfce, NewYork.
WANTED-For cash, a HOUSE, above 2Oth-
w IT., with from sI eigh. bedrooms Not TO cost more
than II 900. Address HOUSE WANTED" Tribune Ohee.
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II. C. sPALpIsG, Esq.
blH.
wish FOR circulars large show bis 10 ing your q.
phac PILLS particularly before y cutones IL W.
have anything Of the kind, please send to me.
One Of my customers who subject Sch HssdcbS
usually lasting dsys) cured Of attack by
your Plls which sent her
WE WILKES.
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IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS -
- ine feO,T THE OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE

,ow ready.
ApPLE ETOES' ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
For February contains: -
I-IHsrRucrIONs TRAyELIKs-ln reference to Time
Tables, &c.
Gland; The Union Of Our Cities improvement oi VIZ
snia; What Railways have Done for the Country-A
Voice from Georgia North Pennsylvania Railway Hi
nois Central Railway; Cedar Rapids and Missouri
River Railway Important Railway Decisioni Missouri
River vsy RsTsy E,,,on aad EGmsnGTs p,sT % sn Nh
sssppi and Missouri Railway virginia aud Tennessee
Raiwey; Toe Unontovn and Jackson Railway, Ala
bAma keW.i ork Central Ralway-EaTpngs for Seven
Years; Great Western Railway Troy aud Greenfield
RsIwsy; Newly ork and Eric Railway Pittsburgh and
Conuelsyille Railway; maneta and Cincinnati Rail
way; Illinois River Hallway Naming Railways; Rail
ways In Germany Locomotive and Railway Car
Spriags; Galvanized Iron .
Land Life upon the Railway by Conductor Music has
ChArms-The Arkansas Traveller Spritnslism, or the
Mysterious Ringing Of the Bell Just In IIme-Louia
vile to Cincinnati Spring Gosinu The Three Tray
eers-A Plutonic Adventure Didn't LNte to be Seen
A Hotel Incidenti 'CueneSs at Fault Scenes In the
v-ISpKx TO UPwARD 900 PRISClPAL CITIss OF
THE UNITED STATES ASD TnE CASADAs In connection
y.-UsITEp STATks TISE lSDcAroH-showing the Diaer
ence Of between the various Cities Of the United
States including San Francisco California, aud Lon
don EnglaHd-with illustration. -
VI-APPIETOs's KAILwA GUIDE CorAriSa hoUsE CALkN'
VIA LARGE Exw MAJ THE RAILWAYS THE UNITED
BTATKs CASADAs. =,
ylITnEoUGH RogIEs to and from New Yok Philadelpha
Baltimore, Buffalo Cleveland, Toledo Chicago Gin
cnnati ST Louis, &c, with Maps and other nforIna
on relating to the Iesdest means Of travelling to and
from all the principal cities South East, and West
IXA LIST or Prominent HOTELS N THE PEIscPAL CrIE'
oPTHE USioa.
x-A GAlETTRER THE USIrED STATES, arranged under
xL-snTISTfSIvS s Mar. on rME fnIScrP,L RAILWAYS
6S fSYfisff C Ss%fs sSf PER COPY
upon all the principal railways throughout the United
0''''' anu 'H' b. APPLETON 4 Co., Publishers.
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YPsILAsYI. Mich, Jan. IA, lsel.
kr. SPALpISe.

fPsILAsTI, Hich, Jan. "A, 1851
Er. SPALpISe.
SIR:
Not long since 10 you for box Of Cepbse Pills shs
soe OF the Nervous Hesdaohe and Cosvene and received As
same and they had good effect that induced send
for
Plesie send by return mail Direct 10
A. B. WHEELER
YpsIsnt Mich
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RrYsoLDsBuRs, Franklin Co, Ohio, 1
Jan. 8, lseI.

HyHRY c. SPAipIss,
No. 10 Cedars st., NY.
DEAA 4R:
Ielosd find twenty cents t25 which ssnd bon Of
"Cephaic Pin Send address Of Rev VIM c. yjer Iev.
zodsburg FRANKLIN Co., Ohio
Your Ps work Ike acbarmeoTe Headache almost sssSss.
truly yours - =
WIN c. FILLER
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WIN AND WEAR. A Story or Boys BY an American
Lady. l6mo. - cents.
Tie klNG'S HIGHWAY. BY the Rev d. Newton
l6mo. Is cents - - .
THE GIANTS AND now 10 FIGHT THEM BY the
sane author. i6mo. 20 cents.
DAYS AT MUIRHEAD; Or, LITTLE OLIVES hiDsussEh
HoLipAIs. l3mo. 20 cents. - - -
THE LAST WEEK IN TIE LIFE OF DAVIS JOHN
SON Jp Nv the Rev T. d. Wells l6mo Portrait 90 cents.
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FACT woRrH KNowIys.-Spalding's Cephsic PDs
tain cure for Sick Heeache Bilious Headache Nervous Hea6
ache, Costiyeness aud General Debility.
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By the Rev. OCTAVIUS WINSLOW, ID. D.:
hELP HEANEkWARDi Or, WogDs OF STRENGTH All
HEART CHBEK 30 Zion rnAsELERs. lBI.o 80 cels
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DOBERT CARTER d BROIHERS
III HAVE JUST READY,
BY the author OF Ministering Children"
ENGLAkDS NEOMEN, from the life in the ninste nth cen
tury. by Maria Louisa Cheswonh Steel FT0nii'pece aud
SigEeIte limo. 81
Two new books by the author Of Morning and Night
Watehes,n etc.
/. GRAPES OF ESHC0L; Or, GLFISIS6s FROM THR LAND
OF PKonIsY by the Rev. J. r. MscduH, ID. D6Oc.
T. THE CITIES OF REFUGE. sunday book for the
Young. by the same. l3mo. 70 cents.
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MI DOOLADY,
NE. No. 40 WslkeTst,
THE FIRST NOVEL OF THE YEAR,
THE SHADOW IN THE HOUSE.

One volume, cloth; prlce 81.
Onypubshed since the rg of The this " rats novel oi
domestic M has obtained the following notices from the press
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by 4. L. O. r..
PRIDE AND HIS PRISONERS. l5mo. 80 cents.
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CAUTION
Al certain unprincpled persons attempting yrJ6
,bs uvsuspesnr public limitations Of my PkLPAkSD
weuId csltion al peuons examine before pofes>a& -
'ss u''' - o. 81 WsPALD1Nas PREPARED GLUE, n
.. on the outside wrapper all etasys ssadtSs ~ssI
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HENRY 9. SPALpIse ESQ -
Please find incosed twenty FIVE cents which send ne s
ether boz OF your Cephsc P1ls TAsy wy S bs Pis
haze ssev tried = = -
Direct A. SLOWER Pm,
Belle Vernon Wyan6et Co., o.
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10 the PubIIc.

=
THE COMMITTEE OF RELIEF FOR KANSAS are con.
Doed that the statements heretofore made 20 the extent OF
son6Tmed by recent reliable accounts 1t believed that
lhy people will need TO be beIay aided the
most dsastToss consequences will The want OF ood
elohiDg and other necesaes must be followed by suffering
iicknes death To elevate and partially prevent these
evils IN the power Of hose WHOM tIoylospfe ss % o
sateTers own countIyment mostly intelligent and
rrtpecsbe who hsve before felt want and the cause Of
heir tufepg could not have been oreteen OF prevented Inc
people Of the West baye given largely Of their grain and the
Committee have aided In its transportation Relief bas been
extended number but s the wants OF the sufferers
continue and relief continue 20 be afforded until new
renders further aid unnecessary Numerous letters received
by The Committee some which lave been pubhed contain
,rmgng accunfs Of suasuR and uyaeut appeals for aid
AYpes Of the Committee have met generous response
hopl sources aud sbeut $4,000 have been received ana
rood be accomplished the Committee again urge upon the
hends Of suffering humanity aid them n relieving tens Of
s-t,ions NAV be cent to j. T. WILLIAMS esq, Metropolitan
Eal and donations il clothing &c. to Room No % Cooper
Institute. ,.v.. =. ..nvsnu
JOHN T. WILLIAMS DANIEL DREW,
CHARLES H. MARSHALL, r. IL. McCURDY
bbSNIFI IoRp' JAS. S. WADSWORTH.
SETH B. HUNT.
Princc,s Protean m Fountain Pen.
Warranted perfect Regulated at pleasure compact no tenn
pestue affects absolutely nconodble oil kinds ink used
ouce filing writes om6 TO 0hours Cal and It, OF send Tor
circular. Depot, No. 267 Broadway n. y
Bah Up, md Prices DOWN. We have this day Jan.
uce We offer the very best assortment in the city
:be yeIy best prices. coNovEk 4 WALKER,
Central Park Skate Emporium"
No. 4f4 Broadway between Grand and BrOome stA
Vile, Union Port, Olinville, Washinsto tonyile, Sc,
may be paid through me- at the 18th Ward Hotel MONDAY
TUESDAY, snd WEDNESDAY, Feb. S, and6. Also, Back
i''''' N ''' '-'' JOHN S. YoRKE, General Collector.
Postage Stamps % and 10 Oents) for sale at THE
TRIBUNE Office
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aeIiaions Notices.

S,s.h Hapsist Church, ithav., near Nj
snnTV ADAMS Pastor win oommence me reaong %Iris
GUlSCi ~ TJns, acc panied with renarks ON ThC
~ L LV FNiNG next Ali invited No charge Tor edn1'
70. s1S no collection taken
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spAI.pINa's PREPARED aLUEi
spALprNa.s PREPARED GLUE,
spA1p1Na,s PREPARED GLUE,

sAvE THE PIECES.
ECoSoMY DisPATCHl
cy"A srrroH fIxE sAyKs Nul" n
A. a>.;isnn sll happen, relregatsd Ia~dses,
y desirable cheap and convenient WAY ior N
,s,3iss Iurnitnrs Toys Crockery, ke.
sPALDiNUS PREPARED GLUE
ee, al such emergencies and household aScrd 10 %
without It, is always ready and up 20 tne tenins point
"usEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
aSdre.s HENRY G. sPALDIN0,
No. " Cedar st., Nsw-fo
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AppeaI for the ChIIdren's Aid society.-rhis So


InDeoI for the ChIIdren's Aid society.-rhs So
eey dependent ioT the greater part OF It's support upon uto
Hited copbuon, hcb iu in smaller larger sums
Eom this city par. Of the country. In times OF
great public and IN the more momentous naona
troubles the enterprises daily charity naturally
The falls most heavily on those
the Of benevolent societies comes
The in the midst Of winter with the usual
number OF children dependent
upon the Trustees Of the Chdrens Aid society are es
teuey their various and mpor
tan enterprises the needy and ignorant children OF the city
who IN distressed nesthe and homeless little
Of the sreemust be given up unless more Literally aided
by the public
The which IS being done BY the society for the public
benefit is follows:
l. They are founding Industrial Schools and supporting
Visitors" who gather children for these Schools and the Pub
Nc Schools otherwise assist and labor r the children OF the
poor There thus engaged, Visitors and connected
Industrial Schools with about 700 scholars Besides these the
Italian School and the Coase Place School with about 200
pupils maintained by the Society.
TLey supper and on the News Boys Lodg
some GOO different lads in the OF the year These boys
instructed every evening" and OF them provided with
places and trades
They are provided with gsod homes In The rural districts
500 children each and have thus settled about
5000 poor little since the foundation Of the Society
For this purpose two agents constantly employed In the
West.
For ell these va ious enterprises the Society only expends
IL The Trustees feel that they have the
right general importance Of the work and
m economy remind the public this time Of their needs and
they confident that their appeal will a. IN times pas be
net literally by all who feel for suffering childhood
Donations be sent 10 the Office No II Clinton Ha Asor
Place J. T.. WILLIAMS Treaure Metropolitan Bank,
any Of the undersigned Trustees and Ohirers.
VIM A BOOTH, President, No. l5kast lithtt
CHARLES l.. BRACE, Sec'y No. II Clinton Hall
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r, the use Of hese Pills the periodic attacks Of Nerves. or SO
g,aaoAs may be prevented and taken as the commence.
srt Of an attack Immediate relief from pain and ncknsss vi
be obtained
rbsv seldom fail In removing the Ndu'ea and Bs3aeAs "
which females subject
They &C. renSy upon the bo~ss-removiS C'ssfHe''.
For Literary Ae strdes Delicate Females and all psrsone
,.dnta,v habits they valuable Lasassss inprovnG
aha a,pes giving and the digestive orssns and
the natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long investigator
and esreuy conducted experiments ssving been In sse many
wear, during which time they have prevented and relieved
~ mouut Of pain suffering from Hesdsehs vheshss ori
.n, IN the sorOss system from deFshsed ssAts u
stoTaeh- ., ,-,,-
av are entirely vegetable In iheir competition, and may b
tsn ALI mes perfect safety without making any change
~ , an4 sse abseaes Of any dGSrseae ta.ts readers
40 aamasi,tsr Lss~ 20 children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs!
III. genuine have ave signatures Of HENRY C. sPALpRe
on esch Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In Medicines
A Boz wiz DO sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of The
PRICE 2S CENTS
Al orders should be a&dressedto
HENRY @. SPALDINGs
No. 40 Cedsx-st., Nsv-yo
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KinrsICnnnty Tnion v YoInntcers Q ompany a, WI

mtetiUg THIS 'I"I7'
Han conner Coa and Sscketsts Brooklyn at I! O'Clock m
fun and punctua attendance is requested Apersons deirons
Of joining such Company respectfully invited to be Peseh
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE, situated
~ lai mile Poughkeepsie embracing % OF Land
superior Buidns large Apple Orchard plenty OF Cherries
P.as Grspes and the Bees large supply OF Muck and
Shell Mar immediate For m particulars inquire
ofHALL & JELlFFE, No leo Ceuerrow, Wes. Washington
Market New York
EOR SALE.-The twO-stOry BRICK HOUSE
and LOT No SO Grove ST. belonging to the estate Of the
late John Humphes the lot twenty feet front aud and
ou hundred feet deep the house IA in good ensnsbe repair
and let respectable tenants the location aud neghbohood
spectacle II soda private sale, will be sold at auction
early in March. Apply 10 JOHN ALLAN Executor, No. II
NsIdowateTst.
HOUSE and LOT for SALE.-Fnst-claSs
Il HOUSE with all modern improvements, 10 rooms aid
brown stone front 81 St MarEspace IN good condition
Lot 25x4B feet. Price $500 lnquEe OF j. H. GRAY, No.
- WalsL
VKNO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY-A
i fine PLACE in Westcheser County, worth $1,000 and
a5 900 in cash. Also, handsome places the Hudson
Also two or three large FARMS Long Island. Aso
desirable places IN NewJeey; accessible Apply 10
FIELD MCLEAN, Auctioneers, Nc. Pine-st.
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0pfeial Notice..


Post-liflce Notice,-The MAILS for EUhorbE, va wa
SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRE per y. o. steamer sl s ~ Feb
80 ~ Ioi o,cIock a m W. B. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
Teachers, Associatiop.-DI. LEVI hEUBEX Wi VII
Lecture before the Teachers Association on SAIUHDAf req
al n o'clock p NJ at the Hall of the Board OF EdnSston
corner of Grand El-sts. Subject" Who!e-mlnd Ednca
ton and the necessity New Methods Friends OF ed1cson
seHGehioo = Mt-vvs Sc,Tetsrv President.
/. o. %. F.-The n w. GRAND ENCAMPM,EsNr E, s OF
Stt'1IiTRN NEW-Y ORK will hold its Semi Annual seson
in t Room o. r. Hall corner Grandst on MONDAY EVEN
INV ieV' " JOHN J. DAVIES, Grcnd Scribe.
Grand Public Meetirs win be held cooper l9sn 9
tute MONDAY EVENING, Feb at oe2ek N eehaIoi @ ie
FOITRTH-W WARD READING AND COFFEE ROuM loIVHo
Gardner sup epor, will be read Of the work done among
the unkards Addresses will be delivered by the ChsIman %
MN T. DODGE, esq, Rev. L. l.. CU}LER, Rev L. H. ohA
PIN WM CURTIS MOVES, and others Ladies sud gentle
men are invited to attend.
ATTENTION, New-York Voluuteers.-A meeting o.
The Newly oIk Volunteers viii be held on ENE
MING Feb q the Headquarters Of the Alith Ward hepgO
lean Association, No. 44 Cinonst, at O'Clock peelsey
Sergt L. CARPENTER
Scott Life Guard are invited TO attend.
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COTNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE situated

For the names of the Towns Villages and Cities situated upon
tie Illinois Ccnel Railroad pages l ls9 l9O Alpetont
Railway Guide.
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Boy Church Nth IN st. between TS Sd
,nd Nh.ays Subjects: by the Rev. }. IlICh e. n Inc
% Of The Spiritsr p. 1.-THE signs Of the Present
Times y In the EVENING, at the Boy Preacher HALSEf
MOON, aged II, viii speak All ee'Io4S in'Neu' 'e''
lran
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-14
Wonderfully RInde.

The microscope discovers to us that the
mold on bread and other provisions in damp,
warm weather, is a dense forest in minia-
ture, and has its regular trees, and trunks
and branches, with their buds, and leaves,
and flowers, and fruit. 1t proves that the
butterfly is covered with feathers so beauti-
full and gorgeous in their tints, that no
painter can ever hope to equal themj each
hair is seen to be q hollow tube, and the
sofly-feeling skin is overlaid with scales
like those of q fish; so tiny are they, that a
single grain of sand will cover dozens of
them, and each scale in turn covers hun
dred of pores, to protect their mouths from
being plugged up By dust and dirt, and TO
shield them from disorganization by over
heat or destructive chilliness by sudden
blasts from the fierce cold Of winter. The
thinnest gauze of our stores, when thrown
over the face, exposed to keen and bitter
wind, affords degree of relief scarcely
credible from so frail material; but d
scale Of the skin is of the nature of horn,
and alike imperyious to dust, and wind, and
water; and yet being firmly attached to the
body at one edge only, the perspiration ooz-
ing out from under it, raises the free edge,
and thus escapes from the body loaded with
its impurities and its wastes, to the average
extent of two or three pounds a day. La
bOrers who do the blowing in glOss-works
lose by weight very near four pounds in a
single hour. The Precipitation streaming
through twenty-five hundred pores to each
square inch of the human body, or seven
millions of pores in all, which, if joined to-
gether, would make canal Of twenty-five
miles in length. [See our book on sleep
If fish is deprived of its scales, it viii
be chilled to death, and reasoning analogi-
cally, and knowing too, that human skin
scales are dissolved by alkai of the soap,
a man may wash himself too much in soap
and water, may actually wash away the
scales of his body, leaving the pores so un-
protected against heat, and cold, and OBJ
structions, that death will inevitably ensue
indeed physiological research proves, that
If third Of the skin is removed from the
body by scalding, or otherwise, o fatal ter
mination is unavoidable. 0bservant per-
sons know how soon the skin becomes pale,
shriveled and tender, even on the harder
hands, if kept great deal in common cold
water. These are suggestive considerations
for those who have been led, by plausible
ignorance, to believe that continual water
sloshings are indispensable to health and
lOngevity.-HdPs Journal of Health.