, 1861-12-05
THE TRIUMPHs OF SCIENCE.

"Eurckal Eureka !" shouted Archimedes as
he ran naked through the thronging thorough
fares Of ancient Syracuse, on his discovery Of o
great philosophical principle. At the dawn Of
the present century the world was similarly star
tied by the announcement that the stomach and
blood were the two great empires Of disclose, and
science has since endorsed it with her signature.
Coupled with the above fact, Professor Holloway
stated that he had also discovered ,wo prepara-
tions, Pills and Ointment, which exerted pow
erful influence over all diseases emanating from
these sources In all bilious disorders and com.
plants of the liver, we are ensbled to trace the
primary symptoms to the unhealthy condition Of
the stomach, or the depraved state of the blood,
so that the mischievous consequences resulting
from the free use Of mercury must be obvious to
every man Of common sense. Prof Holloway
emphatcally asserts that calomel Is not only TIM
necessary, but highly pernicious in liver CON-
plaint, and disorders Of the liver generally, and
facts bear him out in his assertion. He conf
dently points 10 the thousands Of certificates in
his possession attesting the cures effected by his
Pills and Ointment which contain not q particle
Of mercury. Dropsy generally arises iiom i'm
proper action Of the liver and it is to that organ
we must direct our attention in the treatment Of
this disease. The combined use Of the Pulls and
Ointment is marVellOusly el6cacious; by their
the hillary secretions corrected, the stomach
clcansed and the bowels regulated. The action
Of the Pills on the blood bile, and liver speedy,
searching, and active, efectually eradicatng every
vestige Of disease from the system, whatever
iOrn it may assume. This fact is so well estab-
lished, that these medicines are admitted into
countries where no proprietary medicines are
allowed to be sold. We understand that royal
orders have been issued by Sardinia, Spain, Por-
tugal, anl even the Government Of Naples issued
royal ,dict directing that these medicines should
be sold through their respective domnons. In
d.ed, there is no country in which they are not
t. be found; a convincing proof that the whole
world, as with Que voice, willingly and most
justly corroborates the merits Of these two won
derfIl medicines Fulton Monitor.
The latest news from Rio (via England) ad.
vises decline in the prices Of coffee in that
great market.
II is said the magazines at Quebec will anon
be filled with arms, cannons and equipments
for an army Of 100000 men, and ammunition
sufficient for q three years war
Walter Jones, who for over half century
has been an eminent lawyer Of Washington
City, died In that city a short time since, in the
eighty.fiith year Of bis age.
A New York critic, noticing 4 new play and
its mechanical splendors, ventures to say, the
water might, at least, BE- made to emit a more
natural sound than that Of new boots" The
sun, also, he says, requires discipline.
The planters are getting uneasy about the cot.
ton and sugar they have sold to the COnieGe ate
Government, aud to allay their anxiety, the
Richmond Examiner tells them that the Con
grvss will pass a relif measure, seeing there is
no prospect Of dispOsing Of the staples.