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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

TO THE VOTERS
OF JAMES CITY, CHARLES CITY, AND NEW KENT cos.
the request Of many friends have announced myself can
ddAte In the House Of Delegates did So believing
James City to be entitled to the delegate In conformity Win me
long standing between the counsshe having onered
no opposition for the last six years.
FeoW-soders, to you make appeal believing you who
show 10 the old county.
should 1t be your to cleo, your interests sh be
'1iy ] represented. WW.'sAyAGR SLATER,
nv Q1-5ts James City Artillery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

.SPECIAL NOTICE.
Our auction sale TO DAY. commencing 10 O'Clock promptly,
will be unusually attractive, will be added to the sale Of
GROCERIES
some very scarce and desirable articles. viz:
800 pads Cotton Yarn 10. II and 1875
so barrels North Carolina Tar
800 bsgs Pea Nuts
100 sacks Virginia SAT-
20 barrels Whisky
bales English HoTs
barrels Machine Oil
80 boxes Tallow Candles
10 chests fine Green Tea
barrels Potash
15kegs Wrought Railroad Spikes
10 kegs Soda, (super Carb.)
100 dozen Bleaching
10 boxes Essence of Coffee
Indigo, Co centrated Lye
Coperss, Black Tea
2kegs Varn.sh, &c.
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second hand Prn ting Press
So Cases, Types, &c.
my2;-lt TARDY WILLIAMS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28


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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28
DIED.

WILLIAM ANDERSON GRANT, son Of Beverley and NJ. J.
Grant, Columbia Rnvanns county departed his life on the
2lst Nay aged II years. month and 20 days His
typhoid pneumonia which he boe without for two
months, and then passed gently away. my2S-h"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28
GcoPr.I
SCHEDULE A.
RICHMOND, May is,h, 1898.


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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28
MARRIED.

Al the residence Of the brdes mother the 21s lns the
Rev Dr. EdEGrds DR. JN0 r. WOOD OF Albesrle county,
Va Miss ABBIs H. daughter Of the late Capt d. r. Rogers,
Of this city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28
Election Returns.

We renew the request tina. our friends in the cities
counties and camps will forward the earliest infOr
nation of the elections
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

ITO ALL FRIENDS OF LIBERTY. = Election
Il day Is a. hand least in VII inIa Remember the words 81
the Virginia Bill q Rights that the military shall ways he sub
ord Fate 10 the civil and vote ainst every Orgenan
circumstances Val Andlgm IN the North The less
We Of The South ntte neen the better Dec sndfcs vfnce-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28
of Saturday last

THE STEAMSHIP 0RIoN.-This fine vessel, which
reached port Friday night, visited Saturday
By large crowds Of our citizens. She is side wheel
steamer about hundred and thirty. Eve feet long,
twenty six and half feet BEAM and thirteen feet depth
of hold She is Of peculiar construction, everything
about her appearing to have been built in the strongest
manner and her cabin and state room ACCOMMODATIONS
are une1eelled by any OF the steamers now, NJ.
She brings splendid cargo-a great deal an
Government account, free Of freight charg
on is Clyde built steamer, intended to run
Lubec and st. Petersburgh, and was owned by 81
in Lubec at the time of her purchase for her present
business. She belongs to the company the Ella
and Annie, and was brought to Nassau by Captain Wm
Walker formerly commander of the monster steamship
Great Eastern Captain Walker transferred her 10 the
command of our young and gallant fellow-townsman,
Captain f. n Bonneau who had served on the Ella and
Annie with Captain Carlin first officer until the
rival Of the Orion CharlestOa Courier.
TIE CAsE OF d. HEE.-Dr David Theodosius
Hines alias DR. D. O. Hamilton was brought before
Judge Hsgrath aE Charleston, on Tuesday morning,
der an application for his discharge from the mprson
ment in which he held By the Provost Marshal II
appeared in evidence that the order for his arrest
given by General Ripley II obedience to order from
General Beauregard who had received the petitioner
under an order from General Wnder in pursuance Of
directions from the War Department at Richmond. A
full hearing Of the circumstances Of the detention Of the
petitioner took place on Tuesday, and on Wednesday
Judge Magra,h delivered his opinion, reviewing the
facts and the law bearing upon the case and refusing
10 grant the petition Of the prisons, who was accord-
= a ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28
Mr. Vallandigham.

As this gentleman is now not of choice butb force,
within the Confederate lines it is desirable to know
precisely what are his sentiments in order that we may
decide what should be the Of his reception, and
what the character of his treatment The latest expo
tOn of his views and feelings that we have seen is the
follow 2, written from his place of confinement before
bis trial:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Capt FRANK WINSTON candidate to represent tie county
Of Louisa In the next House Of Delegates Of Virginia
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

CAPT. Z. l. MOORE OF THE SECOND
Regiment sonea all Brigade val be Supported by the soldiers
and refugees from the counties Of Berkeley and Jefferson for the
Senate Of virginia.
Second Army Corps, May u, 1868. nyql-as
JOHN LETCHER is candidate for Coz
DRESS In the Eleventh Congressional District
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28
MAY 81, isss
GENERAL ORDER,

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

Macon s. Western,
a. & w. p, Angus Muscogee, Central
ia and Savannah, Savannah, Albany
Western and Allan and Gulf, South
tic, Rome, Ga, and Western a md its
the Ga. Railroad & branches.
its branches.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-28

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21

See. 2. And be it further enacted, that there
shall he paid, out Of any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, the several certif-
Gates issued by The accounting officers of the
treasury department to the officers, sailors, ma
rneS, and crews OF the Congress and Cumber-
land, and other persons provided for by the act
OF April second, eighteen hundred and sixty
two, entitled An act TO provide for the equitable
settlement OF The accounts of the officers and
crews OF the II 5ate Congress and other vessels"
Sect. 3. And be it further enacted that the
second section of the act entitled eau act for the
temporary increase. of the navy" approved July
tWenty-iOur, eighteen hundred and SiXty-one
shall be so construed that the temporary appoint
mentS made, or which may be made, of acting
assistant paymasters and acting ensigns, are
hereby ratified and confirmed as temporary act
ing appointments until the return offs the vessels
III which they are respectively employed, or until
the suppression Of the pr, seat isd. rcc,ioI, as
may be deemed necessary; and the rate of COM
peusation allowed for the several grades specified
Is hereby legaliZed and approved.
Sect 4. And be it further enacted that, the
Secretary Of the Navy be and he is hereby ad-
thorized to purchase, i'll such manner as he shall
deem most advantageous TO the government, tho
Hour required for naval use, and 10 have the
bread for the navy baked from tins flour by
special contract umder naval inspection.
Sect. D. And be il further enacted, that every
assistant paymaster attached 10 vessel of war
shall be allowed a clerk with the compensation
and privileges which would be given by law TO
the clerk OF paymaster If attached to HE same
vessel: Provided, that clerks Snail not be allowed
TO paymastcrs Or assistant paymasters in vessels
having compliments of less than one hundred,
excepting in supply steamers or storeshipS.
Sect. b. And be it further enacted, That the
act TO increase and regulate the pay of the
navy of the United States, approved June
first, eighteen hundred and sixty, be So construc-
ted as il respects boatswains, guuners, carpenters
and sailnakers Of the navy as 10 allow to those
officers such arrears Of pay or difference Of pay
as they would be entitled to had their sea service
been computed from the dates Of their appoint
nents or entry into the service in their respec-
tive grades, instead of the date of their warrants
Approved, March 3, 1868
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21
Zeal Estate.

FOR SALE-A House and barn, situat-
APPS cd on az G''d A iSfS Il p8saSoD Express once
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE - A
n Farm in Dublin, n, H.. of 26O acres For parcu-
lars inquire Of W. H. WILLARD, at A. Tolman a COS
Carriage shop. DIFF fl7
FOR SALE-A desirable residence,
n pleasantly situated on the corner Of Edward and
Hewport streets formerly owned ana occupied By y NJ
apl diff
FLOR SALE-The House situated No 7
<, Cherry street, formerly occupied by VIM F. Wood.
IL Is wen arranged for two families, th hard and
water variety offut &C. and is good opportunity
anil df JAMES R PIERCE.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
The subscriber being about to leave the cir offers
house with 20 rooms, with soft hard and filtered water
Gas, &c, with variety of Pear Plum and Cherry frees
Worcester, March g. l7c3 mohl3 Off
FOR SALE.-A valuable Mill Privilege
n situated In Baldwinsyille This is a good situation
for the Char any other business requiring large pow
or. Ihe build ngs are large and comm0dous and
well htled 20 with shatiing Belts, &c For terms
BYAM CARLTON Il co,
mchlO dow ll6 Union street, Boston.
EOR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM of
a about 20l acres; dwelling house, bsn and out
buildings IN good repar; situated four mites from %or
Possession given April l. no sold it VIII be let Ap
ply Gc III d.r FRANCIS o nE WE ,oot
EARM FOR SALE.-Tho subscriber
n Offers for sale his Farm, in Northboro This Is a
chance to purchase good Farm, this is one of
the best Farms in the edsey part Of Worcester coun
Terms Of payment made easy. DAVIS KINGMAN.
Northboro Feb 3, 1863 d3m rs
-, FOR SALE-A Cottage House,
Eii SoS Newport street, and twoo.s ory house and
sold at bargain For particulars inquire the prem
SEES dim aply
IN HOUSE FOR SALE.-The
R&; vALU ABLE Estate, No q Pleasant street few
- doors tr IN Main street formerly occupied by A
Peaslee' Is now offered for s4e h., =, ,,,,,.,.
apl4 dtf 2lS Main street.
EARM For SALE-A Farm in Wor
cester, of $40 acres well proportioned into tage
and pastuins, with about 40 of wood and timber
place two and haf miles from City ial the road
20 S s tn Street sGr P a w 2e Of Fl q A6go
Farm. dtf f2I
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.
of r. L. Moen and v Q. Thompson, Esqrs suitable for
the ereotou of M4c4iae Shops Boot HaRatactorg or
Lincoln street III feet and O feet doep bounded
by viii Brook and is near the line Of the Railro d.
Three Lots Front street, table Stores. adjo-
ing the new store Of George essons the corner of
Front and rumbul strees also the lot next south on
Trumbu street, now occupied 9s who'd yard
mch28 diff sjS Main street.
f-T.t FOR SALE OR TO LET
Situated in Unl9nyile, in the easterly part Of
ry small neat Dwelling Houss, one and half story
high, containing five rooms the lower floor small
Barn, SHOE Snop &c A good garden of about acre
For ldrther Information iuq iire of Mr.. ROYAL H. |
CaAFFlN OF said Holden, or OF the subscriber in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21
INTERNAL REVENUE ASSESS
"A MENr NOTICE..



Act the CONGRESS OF III United States amendaio.
ry OF the internal Revenue Laws, as follows.
sect 10 ANA be 1t further enacted In At the several
Assessors shall on the FIRST Monday OF May, 1863 and
the first Monday of May Of each succeeding year
ana cause the several Assistant Assessors to proceed
through every part of their respective Districts
qdre after and concerning al persons being with the
assessment districts where they respectively reside aud
naOe 10 license dutR uudcr the provisions OF this act,
Ol the act to wh IN this Is in ad ion and assess such
assessed shall continue in turee until the first lav
May next succeeding Aud all licenses granted after
the nst 0a o. Nav IN wear, shGll piFe hC FIRST
day OF MAY Following, and shall ssu upon the puv
dhtv impUs for such license; and euch license 50
granted shall be dated on the first day oil The month ia
which is issued Provided hat any person hrm o.:
corporation, On the first dav If Nav next shallhnd
lion for The the expiration of the license
and the FIRST dav of av. 1864"
INCOME TAX AND TAX UNDER SCHEDULE A.
The luiernal Ecypune Inv reour : Sect a that All
pc s1ns shalt or before The fjsf Jf1ndqV Of Nm In
each gea make LIT or eturuto The sis, AMI Assessor
C Division " re- pcae ed OF the amount of animal
income ana the articles or objects named In Sche iue
A, consisting OF carriages yachts billiard tables plate
of liver and pate OF Gold 40 ouccs of silver bsian
g 10 one person and Mate be0,rng 70 reIi ions s1ei
eiies, exempt y
HE law also requires (Sect g0 that every nersons
annual GoHs gyof or income exceeding $500 derived
from any KIND oi property rents, Interest dfvifends
salaries or from any prof ssion trade emp meut or
vocation or from any other source Nyhatevef Shall be
annually taxed From said annual raug uronts an In.
come there al be deducteu All other Nntional Sste
and local taxes lawfully assessed and ali salaries OF
officers or ne sof m the So VICE of t limited Sstee
above CO.; anl al iueumo teryed from Interest or div
idends Stock, capitol cpuslt bouds or other vi
dence Of Indebtedness, which shall have been direct
assessed and the taxes thereon pail and sl,o the rent
,r-,ss -, 5sesise ~ 't ~ - o., ], vi n'in-'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21
TERMS OF ADvEmTIsTNG.

In the DAILY sPY;-0no square" (three fourths Of
an inch) first insertion 81; each subsequent insertion
" eentsi one week. 81; two weeks, s275 one month
~ tarce months, 81; year 800 For half square
inc pee Will be three ourths OF the price square,
"e ADVERTISEMENTS and special Notices. extra prloe
scnno mHST First Insertion 81 per square each sui
W Az transient Advertisements must he poii in ad-
Eeaee Yearly regular adyertser viii be PI S ~
make quarterly payments '''' VIII pe isfuieu 10
utooai ~ PTg,@loas Adcertsemsats No report reso
association, and COMMUNICATE soelety' or
seoh 70 any matter Of limited or indivdnai i,t ~ ~
eau " Inserted unless paid for an Adyertsen,sf
me Publishers will not hold themselves rosao,
Oe or any errors that may occur, beyoni the aIont
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21

NJ OTlCE.-l have changed my place of
business from South Worccster to N0rttboro,
where 1 manufacturing Bone Dust for 1eitlizng
and Bone 3s al Tor Cattle. All orders by
mail or Otherwise promptly attended to.
Mort borO March 49, j. b. ROOT.
mch25 d&w2nf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21

The subscriber having taken the store No. 8 Front
street formerly occuoied bv Mr. d. D. Allen will con-
nue choice and select stock Of Family Groce-
RES which he viii sell at the lowest cash prices and
hopes TO meet his share Of the pnbiic patronage
apis div ROWLAND PERRY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21
FOR SALE.--From s to 4

szse FOR SALE.--From to .ay.e
sssf5sl0 Acres of the best Land in the City OF sa
- MiqqgffStsr, situated tnrs h westerly ~
side of Pratt street. called the Garden Of kden under
a high state of cultivation, slOpins the southeast.
There growing the PREMISE Peach Trees three
four years Old, Apple Trees Of the choicest kinds about
two acres of Strawberries OF the best kinds large
quantity of Rhu oarb There is the premises an
excellent spring Of water The whole land has been
used for garden purposes The present owner, having
other business to atteu to, will sell the above bar
gain. For terms, which will he easy, inquire at the
store of JOHN Is. PRATT, JR ~ co Nos. 81 aud Sc
Main street, or % the Hon. ISAAC DAVIS.
Worcester, Feb. 25 1868 dEwtf 1926
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21
TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN

TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN -
G. REAL ESTATE AND BAKING BUSINESS
The Real Estate at the of Souhbrdge and Salem
streets. consisting of large twOstory Dwelling Hon
convenient for one or two families, and large lot Ct
land. Connected with the above is large Bakery.
tnOw doing good buSiness) stable, &c. The Real Is.
tate with the Bang business The business separate
will be suld at a bargain, aud the Bakery let The
teams tools, &c in good condition; sell of
ill health
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber on
the premises
Aol4 d3v& J. MURDOCH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21
6Nants.

w ANTED.-A good situation for term
ofyears, for a small American girl in her ninth
year, Apply 10 A. c. f., NOT John street, Worcester
apis cots
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21

FOR SALE-A House and barn, situat-
n ed on Dead street, Apply TO
APPS DIFF JAMES IL. 0sGooD, Express Office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21

~ o 4 A LE-A desirable residence,
n pleasantly situated the corner of Edward and
Newport streets formerly owned and occupied by ~ N
Holnes Inquire OF JAMES X. PIERCE.
anil DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21

do, and the events have been telegraphed far
and wide; but have yet TO learn OF an UNI
armed transport, loaded with regiment of
men and cargo of supplies and ammunition,
even attempt such thing as that here mar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21
\ FOR SALE OR 10 LET.-

fE5.f FUK SALE Or TO LET.-
ii Situated in KNOXVILLE in the eastcrly part Of
assAa Holden, few rods distant from Cotton Factc
~, small, neat Dwelling Gus one and a half story
hieh containing Ave iooms on the lower floor, small
Barn, Shoe SnOp &c. A good garden Of about acre
with quantity OF fruit tree Oh the same
For ldrther Information iuq tire of Mr.. ROYAL H.
CHAFFfN OF said Holden. OF the subscriber in
Shire wsburv. HENRY now L.
mch28 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-21

LAWS OF TUE UNITED STATES
ID at the Third Session OF the rnirty-Seventh
Congress.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-01-27
State Reform school.

The ninth annual report Of the Trustees and
Superintendent of this useful institution sup
plies full and accurate account of its recent
operations and present condition. The alter
native sentence of the 65 boys committed in
1882 varies from twenty days in Jail to one
year In the State prison. The offences range
from truancy to shop breaking, though AZ were
committed for larceny. Out of the whole num-
Der, who would only have been disgraced and
confirmed in crime by temporary confinement
in Jail or prison, more than IS per cent. will be
saved to society by the instrumentality OF the
Reform School, The records of the School
prove, that such proportion of good and use
full citizens is found among those discharged.
None of the boys have been pardoned by the
Governor during the year just ended. The
Trustees very properly urge, that the Execu-
tive pardon be withheld in future, unless some
case should arise in which not only the boys
but the Trustees deserve to he removed from
the School. So long as they are entrusted
with the management of the School, they claim
the right of final decision on all applications
for the discharge of boys committed to their
Cdics 1WtiNt nave Dttu mus ulsCudTgeu uuT-
ing the last year.
1t Is the opinion of the Trustees that the
statute requiring towns sending boys to the
Reform School for minor offences tocontribute
to their support, works uniavorably inducing
municipal officers to substitute short sentences
ofimprisonment for the discipline ofthe School,
or to discharge lads who would otherwise be
convicted, through mistaken economy. The
propriety of repeating this statute should re-
ceive the serious consideration of the Legisla-
ture now In session. A wise economy will see
prospective reduction of taxes in the preven-
ton of crime.
The reduction of the appropriation recon-
mended by the Trustees last year leaves a
deficit Of $241 on the 30th November. This
deficit would have been largely increased, lad
not the most rigid economy been sustained by
bountiful harvest froA the farm and by the
remarkable health.of the boys. Once sur
geon has been called to set a fractured bone,
and a physician was called, in case of cholera
morbus last July, which resulted fatally This
is the only death during the year, and there
has been no other serious illness. The State
appropriation recommended for the next year
Is e14,2l9. The whole number of boys Dec L,
1851, was 140; the number Nov. 80, 1862, was
166
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-01-27
Oxygen Gas as a Medical Remedy.

Surgeon Geo. G. Shumard, Medical Director
Of Dans lille District, KY, has published an ac-
count of his experiments in administering OK
ygen gas to a class of patients, whose diseases
indicated great want OF oxygen in the blood.
His first experiment was as early as 1857: but
last summer series of experiments was made
in hospital, and he thus sums up the result:
Without attempting an analysis of these ca
SEES, will merely remark that all patients to
whom the remedy has been administered were
pronounced hopeless by their attending physi-
clans, and that their judgment in the matter was
fully confirmed by that of the committee ap-
pointed to examine the cases before the gas was
inhaled; that striking improvement was OBJ
served IN every case after the gas was admins
tered; that under its influence warmth slowly
returned to the extremities, after the most pow
erful diifusible stimulants that could be given
had failed to produce that result; that the pulse
increased in volume, and became much more
natural to the touch; that the delirium which
had, IN several cases, existed for weeks previous
ly, entirely subsidized; that the involuntary dis
charges from the bowels, in all but one case
ceased; that several of the cases. after lying for
many hours delirious, or insensble, became ra-
tional, and conversed with those around them;
that the countenance assumed much more nat
ural expression; that the livid spots upon
the chest and abdomen of two Of the cases
changeu 10 a llgnt rose color, and commenced
dsappe lring that the patients all expressed
themselves as feeling much better; that the eff
fleets of the gas were not merely temporary, but
permanent; that in the four cases that have died,
life was apparently prolonged many hours by
the remedy; and that three out of the seven sup
posed fatal cases are still living and may yet re-
cover.
The gas was administered in all the cases in
the form OF nitrous oxide, which was made in
the usual manner from nitrate of ammonia. For
want of better apparatus, it was administered
to the patients from beef bladders which an
swered the purpose moderately well.
Although oxygen was employed in these cases
in the form of nitrous oxide gas, would not
propose to use il SO in all cases. In cholera and
severe cases of congestive chill, ! am persuaded
that oxygen gas in its pure form, or slightly di-
luted with atmospheric air, would be better; nor
would hesitate TO give it in any form of dis
ease in which the vital powers are depressed,
since the cases recorded show that il relieves de-
hrium and irritation instead Of producing them