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he (Mr. Austin E. Smith, refused 70 a.,;-
scrap Of paper to his successor. end .sSn;Ns er .
the books of the Navy Agents Office of ,.;.S oil
on the steamer. There is nothing 10 .ho.. I ".
Chenery how the accounts stand. IN. 49, 49, mr.
IN nextricable confusion. and il would .as'n are
this had been done with purposes r. Una 'nas
Upon reading the above statement in N. T, ".''
Of yesterday morning, We called upon Mr. Ch.ns'
~ to ascertain the truth of the matter. u. ~
formed US there was not one word Of tru.h :, ~,
statement. When Mr.. Smith turned ove, ,a0
Navy Agency to Mr.. Chenery, he gave him
statement Of his accounts, showing balance =.
over $4,000 In favor Of the Government vh;.u
was promptly handed over to his succcsso, IN ~.
fee. This statement, which was exhibited to =.
WAS perfectly satisfactory to Mr. Chenerv. wa, u,
he asked or was entitled to, and more than l..
could have legally demanded. The affairs Of ~
office, so far from being Gin inextricable CONT.
sion," were and are perfectly straight and into,
ligible; and q thorough good understanding e,i..
ted between Mcssrs. Smith and Chenery uno, ~,
matters connected with the Navy Agent, ofscs
Mr.. Smith took his books and papers with h;,,
for the purpose of settling his accounts in Wash
ington City. Mr.. Chenery had no more rich. ~
their possession than the editor Of the Time, ~,
any other citizen; and further he had no use n,
them, and did not want thcm.-S Fran. H.rou.
July 4M.
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BILE for few evenings more. Whence from,

bic for few evenings more. Whence from,
or where bound, are conjectures and
thoughts useless in themselves-aso its dii
mansions and speed. am general unbe.
lever in the Science of Comets" Phllos-
ophers can raise this and that hypothesis,
and figure and measure time and distance to
prove the identity of this and that flaming
star, but they ask more faith in me in their
their logical and scientific conclusions and
deductions than to believe in simple COM
mon sense conjecture of my own as TO the
identity and nature Of these celestial stran
gers. The Lord only knows what a comet
is, where from, and when it will return-if
ever, which doubt as doubt many other
fine spun theories. guess this let's me out
on Comets-for imagine | see some Of your
wise readers laughing in their sleeves now.
THE WEATHER.
Has the Comet brought this ''spell OF
weather" on the end of its tail. If so, we all
hope in Sacramento that Mr.. Comet will de-
part soon and carry its heat with him. For
the past three or four days every body here
has been excIaiming-"Oh shall die with
the heat" To day it has moderated! de.
gree or two, but still the heat is almost in
tolerabe Many of our people have escap
ed it by going to the Bay.
POLITICAL PROSPECTS IN SACRAMENTO.
Since the conclusion Of the Douglas Coun
ty Convention, political prospects, have
materially changed. The ticket with one or
two exceptions. is composed of weak timber
The Sheriff, (Bugby) has no show Of an
election Then there is J. w. Cotfroth,
0he once favori,e son of Tuolupne county
in Know Nothing times the candidate for
Senator He may be said to be morally,
physically, mentally and politically dead. A
democrat who could support him, must have
a political stomach that will digest any NOM
nation. So | might follow the ticket
througl-cosing with equally as compliment
tary remarks But this will do, as the
Repubs will finish the job in September
But | ought to say, perhaps, tina, the candi'
dates for Assembly eclipse the candidate for
Senator. Poor DIR. Powell, you known was
a candidate in Conventional for Senator
AID Assembly. He modestIy declined both
after he "saw the hand writing on the wall
Wat will he do and where will he go next
The Repubs don't want him any more than
they want Coffroth. They are afraid how
ever, that both will be coming in next year.
THE WAR.
close this letter with the subject gen
orally use as introductory. "Wheu are they
going to fghi!" is Il war question being
moo!ed here now a.davs. People begin to
think that if the next Pony brings no news
of a terrible conflict, then all may give II the
idea of ever reading interesting news. If thi.
war is to be prosecuted with vigor. where
the evidence of vigor! But | 81, Sc, and
look f coming events.
MORE ANON.
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RACES AT THE PINE GROVE.

sAAs& THERE will be Five Hun
A4TS&C Yards Race at the Pine Grove
SS.SzSS Race Track, on Saturday. the
18th day of July. 1861. The race will be between &c.
y ick BiddIe, of Forest Hill, Cockororun, an "
egon horse. and the Pat Lyman colt, from o'afA>'
vile, Ell Dorado county.
On the same day there will be match race lol
from Russian river. U6td
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OVERLAND STAGE CoACH-The first Over
land Stage Coach on the central route reach,
ed Chinatown, Nevada Territory, on Tuesday
last, on its way to the States. The citizens
turned out en- masse to greet it.
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MAJOR GENL. D1x.-Hon. John A. Dix,
of New York, has been appointed Major
General in the U. S. Army. He entered the
army from West Point in 1918, and resign
ed in 1923; but he is to take rank as if lie
had never resigned, and will rank second to
General Scott-taking precedence of all
other officers. In the event of the decease
of Genl. Scott, he would become commander
in chief of the army.
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WHoopING CoUGH.-Ths distressing
cough is very prevalent in Auburn and VI
cnity. There is scarcely child in the
place that has not been or is at present aff1ic
ted WITH it. And boys and girls, in their
teens. have not wholly esca ed.
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CANDIDATE FOR ST.
PERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS
OF PLACER COUNTY.

IF the good people of Placer County wish it J
will serve them in the capacity of Superintendent
of Common Schools. I am IN Independent C"n'
ddate for that position. J. II. TRASh'
To Ids Valley July 9Th, 186l-te.
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TAKEN DowN.-A ranting Repujlicss
pitched into an old Democrat at E,inbura.
a few days ago. The Republican cotntlais.
ed Of the Democrats want Of zeal for bs
Union, whereupon the Democrat offered him
five dollars to display flag then in hi,
house and which he carried in Fremou,
procession in 1856; but the recent CONVEX,
to Unionism refused to raise his colors, |,
was flag of sixteen stars. representing The
then sixteen Northern States.
Holmes County (O) Farmer
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Big BErHEL.-The Virginia reports are
that from 200 to ESQ Of the U. S. troops
were killed at the Battle Of Big Bethel The
Sou,hernrrs had one killed-IIenrv L..
Wyatt, Of the Edgecombe Guards, north
Carolina troops, and seven wounded. Gen.
Mayrauder was in command Of the South.
ern troops. Wyatt was buried in Richmond
on the 10Th Of June.
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Sous OF TEMPERANcE.-The officers Of
Auburn Division, No. 25., S. Of T., elected
for the term commencing July LIST, are as
follows: w. K Parkinson, W. p, J. n.
Myers,iW. A.; A. S. Grant, R. S.; c. Ritchey,
A. R. s.; Thos. Jamison, Treas; John Bal
loft, G; Felix Ploaff, A. G; D. trong.
J. s.; B. Barnard, 0. s.; J. r. Cvandall,
Chaplain.
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WARM WEATHER-We are in the midst
of the cheated term as is apparent to all
who have felt the influence Of "old Sol" for
the last ten days. The thermometer has
ranged from 95 deg. to LOG deg, in the
shade, in this locality. At the Pine Grove,
on Wednesday, it was as high as ll6 deg,
and other places in the county, we learn the
heat has been as great.
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AUBURN LODGE No. 7. |. 0. 0. F.-Ohi-
GERS elected for the term commencing July
LIST: G. I. Palmer, N. G.; E. d. futile, V. G..
w. F. Norcross, R. S.; Henry Stone, Treas;
j. T. Reed, P.S. Trustees, j. l.. Browne,
Fl. HAZEL and Thos Jamson.
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e|~ Numerous papers and periodicals
ia the Eastern States have been compelled
to suspend publication, on account ot the
hardness Of the times created by the war.
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y woman testifying in behalf of her son.
and swore "that he had worked on farm
ever since he was born"
The lawer who cross,examined her said.
"You assert that your son has worked on
farm ever since he was born!"
IL do"
"What did he do the first year!"
He maiked!"
The lawyer kertlumixed
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AUBURN ENCAMPMENT No. 20 |. 0. 0. F..
Officers elected for the term commencing
July lst J. B. Langdon, c. P; WIN. Towle
II. p; Thos. Jamison, Serb; NJ. Dodsworlh
S. w.; Henry Stone, Treas; c. T. Palmer,
J, w,
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GWYNN'S VARIETY STORE.

HHAV JUST RECEIVED Rabbits Patent soap
j Powder. 1t will be sold for 37a cents q . vam
Try it orcc and you will find washing co ";"n
made easy. Also, superior toilet anu 'D"''s
Soaps for sale by cwvNx
Auburn, June 9th, 1864
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A Coon FIELD OF WnEAr.-Thos. Dodd

Coop FIELD OF WuEAr.-Thos. Dodd,
ESQ whose farm is situated on Auburn "a.
vine, has the finest 80 acres field of wheat
we have seen in the county this season The
heads are full and the grain nice and plump.
The field has been nicely harvested, and the
shocks stand in the field, just as if they had
been gathered by an old farmer at home "in
the States" This same field has produced
excellent wheat for several years past,
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A negress, speaking Of her children, said
Of one who was lighter c"ored than the rest,
Il uebber could bar dat brat, kase he show.
dirt so easy"
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FOUND.

In Auburn on Thursday, gentleman's lockc'
Il GOLD RING, Of California Manufacture.
chased, and with name engraved. The owner
can have the same by applying to the unde5slgn'
ed. LENA PATTERSON
Auburn. july 9th, l861.-1w
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~ Fifteen or twenty frame buildings
we're destroyed BY fire on Telegraph Hill,
San Francisco, on Wednesday.
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DIED,

On Wednesday night, Sd inst. at his residence
on the Nevada road, after lingering illness.
Mr.. THOMAS WELLS.
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There are estimated to be nine THOUSAND
locomotives in use in the United States
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School FuND.-The semi annual appor-
tionment of the State School Fund has been
made, of which Placer county receives
$500 40.
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FATAL BIISpER.-Captain Bill. formerly d
chief Of the Moquelumne tribe OF diggers, sat
setride high limb the other day. and sawed it
him,
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PURE CopPER.-A mass Of copper, almost pure
weighing 700 pounds, and worth Sl20, was dug
out of the Keystone claim ut COpperopolis few
days ago; also, smaller mass, bright aud pure
weighing 20 pounds, and worth 81.
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Ng- The Douglas State Convention M

ES- The Douglas State Convention met
in Sacramento on the 4lh. But little was
done on that day. Yesterday the Conven.
tion permanently organized with J. W. COT
froth as President A Committee on plat
form was appointed. Nominations will not
be reached until to-day.
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II. II. BANCROFT & C.'s List of New Books by
the Steamer next to arrive:
The Partisan Leader, II mo. cloth Isl so
P0e's Works, vols, IL mo. cloth, 80. so
Rebellion Record, vo. Paper. .... Is
Woods and Waters, IL mo. cloth. .... l IS
Shadow, IL mo. cloth .... | SO
Abelhard aud Helose, IL no. cloth " SO
Aliens Hardie's Tactics, l8 mo. cloth. IS
Map of the Seat of War. SO
Appleton's Photographs, each. ...... l IS
Halleck' Military Art, New Edition. 2 rs
Lord Brougham's Constitution. ...... 2 SO
Hand Book Geography. -. .......... 4 90
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SUFFER- CLAIM.-Judge Hoffman has filed his
decree rejecting the survey of the Suffer grant
and ordering new survey. which is to be made
in nine different tracts, by the Sacramento. the
Marysville, the Eliab Grimes, the Yuba River,
the Nicolaus, the Feather river, the Bear Creek
and Hook Farm tracts
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The Vancouver Chronicle says that an officer
of the Cortez sent party Of sailors after couple
of goats to supply his children with milk on the
voyage. After calling. the animals were discov-
cred to be of the masculine persuasion, and &C
cordingly mot on it."
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DEFEATED.-At the late election for Con-,
gressmen in Maryland, Henry Winter Da-
Wis, the member who has constantly msrep'
resented his State by playing into the hands
Of the Republicans, was defeated by two
thousand votes, by Henry May, Union can
didate. Davis will probably be provided
with a good place by the Administration
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The CoxEr.-The following description Of the
comet now visiting US, was published in the Sci
entifc american, June LIST:
Perihelion passage, June 4th, at noon, Wash
ington.
Periheiion distance, 0.9236 of the Earth's mean
distance from the sun.
Magnitude OF perihelion, 243 deg. 60 IN.
d" Ascension made, 20 deg. Is min
INCLINATION, II
So far as is known the priority of discovery
belongs 10 Mr.. Thatcher, of the American Obser-
vatory New York.
AS it is expected to reach its greatest bYlliancy
the .4th OF July, it would seem probable that II
was 'got up, expressly for the occasion regard
less Of expense" .Sur. .Netcs,
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~ The son of Light Horse Harry Lee, of
Revolutionary renown, commands the forces of
Virginia. His chief aid is j. A. Washington, the
only living representative Of Washington. The
great grandson of Thomas Jefferson commands
the Howitzer Battery ut Richmond. grandson
Of Patrick Henry is Captain in the Virginia for
ces. The descendants of Chief Justice Marshall
are in the ranks and in command.
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u.s. The Oregonians are finding quite profit
able market tor their products in British Column
ba. During the month Of May, produce to the
Victoria.
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EEA severe shock of an earthquake was
felt in San Francisco, on Wednesday after
noon, at ten minutes and twenty seven
seconds past four o'clock. The shock lasted
fifteen seconds, and was followed by other
lighter shocks. The "sbake" caused con u.
siderable uneasiness.
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re- Count Cavour, Prime Minister Of Sar
DINA, is dead. His decease is an irrepara
bic loss to Victor Emanuel.
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DRUGs, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, ETC
Attention is called to the advertisement of
Mr.. lesson, successor to Mr.. Hawkins at
Apothecaries Hall, who will keep large and
fresh assortment Of Drugs and Medicines,
and choice selection OF Perfumery from
the most celebrated manufacturers. Mr.. T..
is an experienced Druggist. and is confident
OF being able to render full satisfaction to all
who will favor him with their patronage.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-24
NarFiage i.us;i..

;CEING T.rivat ns'tac..r f.,r 80 r. J .-t.o5.,
, or tho-s aisou "a j." ,,,..sr 81 ai,: ~,
tnai-- ~ cveryiltiay euI.cer ing ~ .ys.l,is.,
md relations of s-x..I s,s.-s... ~ '4- f.-
.uetion oT l.r.v-nta-iru -, .rf rr.- ..'a ,fs.-
he iiscov ri's - xrais =: 80 4
.lish larguag-. ~ Nm YCrNC y ? hs. rs
's.aly a va'',a a. N s.-,.s,tS T. i, ..s.-
an in plain lsag.n.g .-.ss ~. ., -r.. +.
illustrated Kit, ;iu,r;, Pm ). t.f ,-.,,-
married !. o. ie. oT tbs. r-s 1,- l..sf,..-
and having ;-'s list
s',ouli r al hs '~-.s a-... ,s...-.s
~ su,i. - sc-.-ts ig- s-
i,ook that nUs- l., - D. - a+- t-.-...... ..
house IL viii ne '"s 5.- .
'wenty M. cents N :, c,..r ss-.a -s.-.- =
DR. Dr. WM YOUEG =: EE
abo-' h. P..ill. l.-l'F' g.
sy AFFLICTED - IN.cE
No niattsr what Y II" i..i-e s..- s=" ..- g,a.
se.f un'i.r tb" r. "f H.. sd H- a-~,-i....-
tluacks-.Iaiys a. ,r.--e-a. ..r e. -a e.. -f--
or any other rr- ~ :. -i:+s-- OF d.
Young > Books, al .-. d. e-,.... h. T. -s
sna "~.i " y.r-
DR. YOUNG ca s., ...s ,.s...-,rl. rs
ases q. scriot,. ~ u 'yr s' s- - e.
No 4i6. Slaue,-stre-= ....- r. r
June IS6 -iy5I
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-24
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
,oa ALL THE PURPOSES or Afas,lY pHrsic

are 50 composed that disease within the range of
thei- aefion can rarely withstand OF evrde them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and mvigoratc every portion of the human organ
isna, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
IT. healthy ritalities. As a consequence Of these
properties, tie invalid who is bowed down with
pain or Physical debility is asfonshed to find his
health or energy restored by 4 remedy at once 50
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the every day complaints
q every eody, but also MANY formidable and
dangerous diseases. Tho agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their ard directions
for their use in the following complaints: Costire-
.sss. Heartburn. Headache arising Jvon disordered
Isaetion Of the Boseeas F7efuleney, Loss of Appe-
site, JaUAdsee, ard other kindred complaints.
Arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
Of its functions Ther are an excellent attentive
ton Of tone and strsn to the systssa deb;Gsated
BY disease.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-24
SUNDRIES.

100 hhds Sugar. 100 bbls so 4 Mo!asses
IUO 50 bbls Cement. 30 bis crushed, pow q
and loaf Sugar.. 90 bags Pepper and Allspice
10 bes Qne~r 21bbls Cloves. cases Nutmegs
800 kegs Nails, assorted 100 doz ptd Buckets
20 bags Curks, 500 each. 90 doz cast Tea Kettles
and 4 qt 500 bags COFFEE. 50 boxes Tea. asa Z
qualities 50 boxes Family Soap. 10 casks Ale
pit. and qts 10 casks Porte: in pts aud gt:.
bible soft shell Almonds. 9 hhds Figs. 50 boxes
bunch Raisins. Sd boxes layer Rten4e 50 hal
boxes raisins in ID boxes. so boxes assd Candy
% box rock candy: II box Gum Drops % box
Lozenges 30 box choice fancy caniy in q ib box
10 box cream csndy. boxes Aaecar'ni. 5, mattl
Gin anon. 30 bog ground pepper and ginger
ceroons In.ligo lp'isx Mustard, 81 tox Oran
ge. and LEMONS 81 box cha,nra9nc ci.ier. s.
Hos..4ers Biz rs So iox Stou.hton oitters. q
doz Unlerwo,i's rurner's L mon syrul,. 3
bozes Piekl.s asst sIz,> l. lox tomato. an
! walnut K~tcl,an 5 i"x W,s,rcsster siuc: ~,
Olive oil . .ssgs l. sal,, in ) & Ii Gags:
case table sa,f in cis. AR iir,s in a =
box 8 50 ii rrp.s: p box e" fish ! ki
Maek-rJ :; 81 casks 81, q; ,t,ls T. AMI N. Y s.s
rOwlers 1P lsx An ir VS. c l.hrat.i Yeast pow
dsrs Il half fierce An ti-rce Rice ~ box au
phur 5 is.x B..mst",e = box niu. Stone .oS
eone-nsrat-, Dy- l26 ~ q in:n: log Visit.
Expectorant II .ioz ks> PEPPERMINT.
;n mouse hole Arntage ANVIL. - soli,t box
Vis-s Sd Bellows ass; siz-s 81 stocks aud iies
asst sizs right md l,i smith ha n,ners all siz 3
- 1T. '-reast chains 25 nrs .nr,gu chains 3:
rrs str .cher cha.ns: So ,rs traces. assorted
eask * cha,S: ais" gar len htts. rakrs long hd
shovels. s, hes, il quan',ties :" suit purchasers
10 dog LAM u icks l log lam, chimneys +:
f37eElin< 81 o. s .p,'s llna-r's OIL.
sli inst ir'. u. Ir q! "
m.r2.'G' HfNRY WILLIAMS 4 co
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-24
AYERS
Ague Cure,
HoR 1nK spEEDY CURE OF

FOE THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and AGue,
Renittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Billions
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases 0Fisi.
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
By the Malaria Of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities Of the American people than a sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
we are now enabled to offer, with q perfect
certainty that it win eradicate the disease,
and with assurance. founded ON proof, that
no harm can arise from Its use in any guam
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be of immense service IN the
communities where it prevails. Prereafios ID
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run IN violent attacks of
this baleful distemper. This "CURE". expels
the miasmatic poison of FEVER AND AoUE
from the system and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, if taken on the first ap-
proach Of its prcmonitory symptoms. 1t i
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the
cheapest. = The large quantity We sapply for
q dollar brings it within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts, where FEVER
AND AGuE prevails. every body should have it
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
It is hoped this price viii place it within the
reach Of all-the poor as well as the rich. A
great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure Of Intermittents Is, that it contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently it pro-
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are LEFT as healthy rs if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Aguei is not alone the consequence
Of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Gout, Headache
Bindness. Toothsche, Earache. Catarrh, Asth-
ma. Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Cole,
Paralysis. and Derangement of the Stomach.
all Of which. when originating in this cause,
put ON the intermittent type, OK become period
ieal. This CuaE" expels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. It is an invaluable protection to immi-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing In the malarious districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
lection, that will be excreted from the System,
md cannot accumulate In sufficient quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure. and few will
ever suffer from Intesmittents. if they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy af-
fords.