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6itp Iral Gstat, for Sals.

Citp 1tal Gstat. for SaIr.
CHURCH PROPERTY for SALE.-Four
" LOTS CHURCH BDIPlCE, aud DWELLING, Rny-burlhSt
between Second and fh.rlayes Inquire oa the premises
EOR SALE at pARGAIN-A Columbia
College Lease Of LOT lo gh,hst FnhAve Ground
low hne opportunity r parties desiring 20 build 10 ar improved
location. N3lD APply 70 HOMER MORGAN No 2 Pnest
WANTED-$13OO0O ON BOND and MORT
w GAGE sI.tea Hs Iorl property Address JOHN GLASS
Thirty oarthS hItei, est Of IhdArS n T. No agents need
sppy.
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Snrtistru.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
aats1 The ,Hs6': 10; o. 1 sr %las .ass.,si
WITHOUT PANso 2G patients testify 81. HsiI name, Al th.
oESa. 30 II Coopa InSbtulG
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E0R SALE.


Mineral Sn SsI SS S'ns rsSS 81 s1y SSa.b rs a
wS eI,enys srm together Nth two pGuars
practical, nee bs9S lust been ,sGSss P 'G a., iS sP1s
lOlh 50 feet high aud IS feet boh have a been nearly rsbat
proved style boilers boerhouses aud ehmssy ah' blown
i-o hoIo9 euEn.. =. arranged . 70 run together o. separately.
o furnace INTO blast Dec % last the other Just ready
worn. R..lene. built proprietor for bis O.ss-
thoroughly hela' Tenement Houses unusually good e"s
'' IS So SSsSse Shop sT' BS With roof
isrGs saI' Machine Shop 80 BY {, feet also Oeoner,s. ,s
S Ss and I GSS E'RsS Srs 100 Ao:
The Furnaces shop aud Foundry connected sth The Dt..s
S Uis ssyY6 sSs and P MI
sss s n Ss1: iron sH:: % 10 q : soo
For farther P'i'S zss s T slS sT% H. e
EOR SALE-At Bridgeport. Conn, several
NEW HoysEs OsoEs Oos .sFS, MANSION SsS.:. r
gardener and eosehnsn ha OO', marble
ItAiqary DO, and cold water SCI Will be 'od for s than "S
sIsl%us COTTAGE sid. P.t within rods Of Lous
For pis.ars: and printed ds.po0s apply cn SHERWOOD
fosS ave- a. a. SsTYos HAIk3sH BL3ckWElG se S.y
q WALLER BALL Co. No = ChsUeer,,st hohss sS Ne
iss S.:..s BkSEpIcT Nos 10 Fis't and $50 Sil'A
EOR SALE" LOCHLAND," the elegant
country OfdREENE SMITH bat asd lsIn.I so.sPs S q.
SSo STONE q Me.TSa CITY SS'IBS ssSa s. q
GsGsT. III. Improvements COASTS, q h,aOs ADD so@SS.o.
: S s .4S. .nd s0 n cS ss ias
spacious stables bOstbouse bahogse ihouse OILED Win es
Greu absDdanes fruit aud barns aad nos' of'
oabuidRgs generally ,..,..
This purchase The most complete ana
bic ofeouny residences For terms aud further PsIeeu ,sa
S !. % aSRR n Tff'
TOR SALE-The beautiful COUNTRY SEAI,
ofAHssa MsntOu esq., the shore Of aS0ds
S s:aS SEs sSs o sss' ss coed
anchorage fishing and bathing premises fruit and
Boston Providence and Railway Station very near
views bAy and perfectly healthy apply 10 psS
TH0RP Co, Real Estate Brokers' Nc 0 bToaaHA' e"'s'
ST. and No 81 City RIchanGe Boston
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AUCTION SALES OF NEw.YoRK REAL ESTATE.

~, ,os BY sAN E,;,S N. MILLER 500
10Y Nc w souri, N 1SIDS = sgs ! Wi.o1 $3.50
70! 10y, ~ s.r 49, SasO Paircbld 800
10y os. ~ - -. s,ys n P,IrcbA .,... 5000
ot On OnteIsl % H. 1absn $500
70! A4ol is 49,. - - N, $3.50
ot :. ssne HieKns,.
10Y lIn, G oo s All IN n CBnnngbap eos
10Y 70 az o'sr G ssna Cunrins hsm ........ 1850
NY MULLER, WILKINS co.
Le,s. OF 3stoy brick buidng and lots Nos a. ~ and 70
TenthAve from NAY l5 Al an anus oon
rent Of SIS each lott sie Of plot ILsE0 OhAPpe
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HERALD OF HEALTH FOR MAY. :
COyTRkTS.


H CONTENTS:
WHIPPING CHILDREN Elizabeth Oakes Smith
HOW TO MANAGE NEN Washington GLADDEN.
LAYING UP TREASURE. Rev. Henry Ward BeechsE
THE VEGETARIAN MOVEMENT IN ENGLAND. Prof T. W
Newman.
sONNBTs on THE HEART, THB BRAIN, THB EYE, THB
EAR, THB HAND Alfred B. street
HOW SHALL WE BIZ CLOTHED Rev. Charles ". Brigham.
THB FAULTS OF SCHOOLGIRLS Mrs K b. Gleason, NJ. ID.
PONPEII AND ITS BATHS Mrs. lydia y. Fowler, NJ. d.
FUNCTIONAL DISEASES OF THB HEART Dr. X p Miller.
RECENT THOUGHTS FROM OUR BEST THINKERS
Horace Greelsy's Idea Of Education beer Thoughts
Inspiration Of the Bottle. Cheating the Law
Alcohol on the Brain. Building Character
Belief Immortality and IDsinc Shall Farmers Boys b PAneh
A imcat Experience Of YegesiaBA
CbrE a a Physician. Resuts ofTemper4Hce.
E1lton's Prediction. Tive Kinds Of Thought
Claims Of the Lining Cure. lOrehsrd Houses for Fruit
The SamsSe Twins Cure Collie IN HorseL
TRANSMISSION Of Blood Cure for Obesity
Raising Opium. lTestmsnt Of CatsTrh.
taoressng the Weight Treatment Of Cold FeeA
Changing Temp lTreatment Of Wesk EyeL
eAtnent o. Involuntary WnkibG
IaIpesA Treatment Of DfnukenbsIL
The Bawnvis PsRsrS Treatment Of Nervous Dyspepsia
The Switzerland Of America Treatment o. Pies
How N Read Character Treatment ~ Typhns Fever
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR TWENTY CESrS A NUMBER.
MILLER WOOD L Co, No. IS Lag Itst, Rsw-HOrE
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY
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LONDON.


The metropolis OF London - composed OF numerous oe
tached and different parts like dissecting map Two
cities four counties, several boronghs, ana over 90
oarshes toynships and villages are comprised WITHIN
ts bonndares There not of the places to when
Won can take a stranger aud say This Is London Inc
as much difference between the various parts OF
A. their architecture inhabitants government ana Gus
iona as there is between Liverpool Manchester Caner
hnTy and Brighton. Many Americans suppose that ing
streets of london are duh and gloomy Set down one OF
tall Splendid Mansard rooted houses wide streets ana
fre1uent squares he would declare Tins Is not Lonaoi
A. paris 1ransport him 10 ST. Johns Wood, ana snow
him ereutous miles OF beautiful villas, all embowered IN
trees and flowers, and he would exelalm, This IS
not Irndon. IL he some lovely country town, like
an Fnglish New Haven" Drive with him into the
tangled lanes courts and alleys OF the city ana nc VII
ennnU Ride with him through Tyburna, and nlstakhg
the stueco for brown stone, he viii remark AZ New
Work above square" Only when You bring him
to a narrow long street, edged with low houses OF uIk
brick and ending with curtain OF fog WIZ inc l1huou
graphs by an American,
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Ash Qualifications.

A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITH0GRAPHHa ~
a OFFICE. HERALD BUILDNs-BroadShy-Heo 1 - -
nARPER g. BROTHERS, York.
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Aronklrn 2taI Gstat, for SaIt.


TOR SALE--In tho most beautiful part of
BoOily P,ef;.t near New YoLk ,'s three 3.,op high
aud cellar brick HOUSES with all modern
Apply the houses Of A DURris No - BareSL EsYori
TOR SALE-A valuable WHARF PROP
ERrY at Breoi consisting Of large plot Of ground End pier
with depth Of for vessels contiguous
adapted improve for storage manufacturing purposes Apply
HOMER hoRGAN. No. Q Pas-St tlSc9)
Ok Sn0 SECURES SPLENDID RESI-
pO,COO DENCgs corner Of DsKAlb and Lewis ayes.
Brootn Cupoa gas and wallis all good negbborhooL
Sale Immediate Decided bAEna Apply at No ala Boslwn Room
No. l. J. q. FREEMAN 4 60.
E0R SALE--ln the best part of Brooklyn,
Ensepth ward overlooking large gardens the three story high
bOvSsoBe basement brick HOUSE perfect Onsr
peyenens bul by occupants lot 21Iloo Apply the pes No
lis Ksapt, Bedfrave. H. h. SOf0LEA
kocssystT DivisObavs hon GnAd Price s5OOoi tsrns
Ok Snn SECURES SPLENDID RESI-
RcscOO DENCES Of DskAb and JewiEAvos,
Brooin Cupos water and walls All good RrghbOshOod
Sale nmedia" Decided brgAnI Apply Ne az Brosds. Room
No T. J. q. FREEMAN 4 20. .
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Hsy. Jssi Published:

xvA1r.AcE,s MALAY ARCHIPELAGO.
,TvK MALAY ARCHIPELAGO: THE LAND OF THE oRAke,
-, 80 THR BIRp or PARADISE NARRATIVE OF
OIAS A"D 1ti sTUDTRs or MAN AND NATURE. BY Alfred
wn,. Author Of Travels the Amazon aud Rio Negro
p,, Trees ofthe AmaIopv With Ten Maps and FT one eS
s.,, Illustrators Crown 8yo Cloth, 80 80
KATHLEEN.
NOVEL Bv the Author Of "Raymoris Heroine" sO. Paper
n
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Yt6- yrrstp Btal estut, for saIt.
CHARMING AND HEALTHY COUNTRY
~ HOMES AT PRIVATE SALE
AT MOUNT BLnAgETH AND NATIONAL PARK.
.bs most bsauufal and select a,gSbOrsOOd IN that vi.a

The q ths region Unsurpassed hs On. Aos
from HewYOT By BTe RahwAy
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" HARPER BROTHERS any Of ~
Aa p>sso0s ee any part Of he UiId States, receipt Of
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FAIRNESS NOTES ON THE PSALMS.

NOTES CRITICAL. EXPLANATORY, AND PRACTICAL ON
THE BOOK OF PSALMS By Albert Barnes author Of Notes on
,e New Testament" Lectures the Evidences OF Christianity &C.
~. Cwole,e m three volumes Vols H. and Ill Just ready l2mo
"a rnlnru
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TOR SALE-At EnglewOod, n. j., 65 min
nes from Wallet FswYcrk ane cottage HOUSE with II roOusI
cold bath 6xt1Fes BE- order
den with young fruit trees ud strawberry beds; lot I2eo
minneS walk from depot Inquire Of LANE L No JIG CaRast
Nav ork
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Guuntu 2iai Gstzt, for SSIf.

A COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM of 40 acres
N for SALE enc desirable the oouay railroad
depot the city For Dnaho9 Ge sPy 20 JOAN
MUMFoRD E1eca,or No. II Bsrct aud No 26 East Twenty
seVeu that
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Whs CITY Amusementa.


. al LHE ARCH Much Ado about Nothin0 will
Dsptriormed this evening.
:, Ar THE WALNUT Mr.. Barney Williams Will
nhve = peneht this evening, when he will ap-
pear IN the drama OF The Emerald Ring.
al THE OHESNuT o. d. Hess & Co.'s burlesque
vvmphny VIII appear on Tuesday evening next
~ 1saen nen.ougns extravaganza Of The FSetd @ he
Ar THE THEATRE CoM1QuE the Japanese
morrow.
AT THE AMERICAN an attractive variety
entertainment will be given this evening. A
matinee tomorrow.
AT THE ACADEMY OF Music Fraulein Fanny
Jenauschek will appear on Monday evening
next with her German troupe In Sohillers
tragedy of Mary Stuart
THE PHILHARMoHIC SOCIETY will give their
Lnird concert of the season at the Academy OF
MUSIC ON to-morrow evening. The last puollc
rehearsal will take place this afternoon at Hor-
ucultural Hall.
TIE ARABIAN NIGHTS ESTERTAINMFNT
At Concert Hall presents great variety OF
attractive features, and H. has achieved great
popularity, One hundred gifts are distributed
TO the audience at each performance. gilt
matinee TO morrow.
TIE SENTz BAssLER ORCHE EsTRA Will per-
form at Musical Fund Hall tomorrow
afternoon.
JOHN b COUGH, ESQ. will repeat his lecture
ON circumstances" at the Academy OF Music.
on Monday evening, March 22 Tickets Will be
for sale at Ashmead's book store, Nc. 72t Cnes-
nut street. on Wednesday morning. the l7th
inatant
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Americana I'm Paris.

List OF Americans registered at the banking
office of Messrs. James w. Tucker g. Co, Nos.
and Rue Scribe, Paris. for the week ending
February rs, 1859. furnished by Smith, Ram
doph e. Co, Philadel phla:-
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ p Dewey, San Francisco
James Wilcox. New York; f. II. Daniels. Brook
lyp, Rev. T.. Babbitt, Nyack New York; James
r. Smith, New York; Miss Campbell, Dresdep
Mrs. M. e Branlingham, Master +. Il Brant.
angham; Miss E. X Hawley, Stamford, Conn;
Arthur 9: Wal%ortn, Boston, Mr.. pnndrta and aTs' r
Johns, Cleveland, Ohio; Judge John Sund.
stron, New Orleans; Miss 81. M. Gibbs, New
York; Rinaldo NJ. Waters and family, New
York; ]. @ A Warren, Boston; 7. Il. Bartlett,
Rome; Isaac E Balm, Kindernook. New York;
Mrs. Gideon j. Tucker, Paul f, @. Tucker. New
w. JudsoD; Charles e. Heuberer. New York:
George o. Wilson, Springfield, Mass; MT and
William X. Wilson. Miss Louise X. Kumbel,
Brooklyn. New York: Z. w: Shtppen, Mead
willie, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Emo Miss ". Enc
W. r Emo; Jscob Resor and SON, Frank Resor,
CINCINNATI; Horace Bonham, York. Pa: Charles
B. Wood, New York; Charles Frederick Wood;
Apheus Hardy and family, Boston.
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FOR1Y.FIRsT CONHREsS-Firs,s sesslOi
House Of Representatives.


Cont nsted from Third Edttion.
MIR. Ward offered q preamble aud resolution
instructing The Judiciary q )mmittee TO report
a resolution to prevent frauds In naturalizs.
tion, and to secure the surrender of fraudulent
naturalization papers. A motion to lay on the
table was lost aud the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Churchill introduced q DILL to def ne felo-
nies and mlsdemeanors. aud to regulate pc
remptory challenges. being the bill which was
passed last session by the House, but not acted
on by the Senate. A motion being made to
Law II on the table, Mr.. Churchill withdrew the
Till.
MIR. Randall introduced bill to extend boun.
ties to drafted men. Referred 10 the Committee
on Military Affairs.
Mr.. Schenck introduced bill to strengthen
the public credit, being his bill OF last session
as IL had passed the two houses on the report
of the conference committee.
MIR. Allison moved to strike out the second
section legalizing gold contracts.
Mr.. Burr moved To lay the bill on the table.
Lost. Yeas, 50, nays S6.
MIR. Aliens amendment striking out the
second section was agreed to. Yeas SO, nays
SO, and the bill was then passed
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
CHAMPION SAFES
PHILADELPHIA, January Ii, 1853.
Messrs. FARRELL, HERRING & CO.,

PHILADELPHIA, January Ii, 1853,
Messrs. FARRELL, HERRING CO.,
No. 629 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:--On the night of the 18th inst. as
is we'll known to the citizens OF Philadelphia,
our large and extensive store and valuable
stock OF merchandise, No. s02 Chestnut street
was burned.
The IRE was one of the most extensive and
destructive that has visited our city for many
years, the heat being 80 intense that even the
marble cornice was almost obliterated.
We had, as you are aware. two OF your valu-
able and well-known CHAMPION FIRE.
PROOF SAFES; and nobly have they vindi.
Gated your well. known reputation as manufac.
turers Of FIRE-PROOF SAFES, II anyfurther
proof had been required.
They were subjected 10 the most intense heat,
and 1t affords much pleasure to inform you
that after recovering them from the ruins, we
found upon examination that our books, papers,
and other valuables. were all in perfect condi.
tion.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAS, L. CALDWELL d CO.
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THE ONLY SAFES EXPOSED To THE
FIRE In CALDWELL'S STORE
WERE FARREL, HERRING a CO.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, Is

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, 1883.
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING d CO.,
No. 629 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:-On the night OF the 18th instant
our large store, g. w. cornerof Ninth and Ches-
nut streets, was, together with our heavy stock
OF wall papers, entirely destroyed by fire.
We had one of your PATENT CHAMPION
FIRE-PROOF SAFES, which contained our
principal books and papers, and although it was
exposed TO the most intense heat for over 60
hours, we are happy to say 1t proved itself
worthy OF our recommendation. Our BOOKS
and papers were all preserved. We cheerfully
tender our testimonial 10 the many already
published, in giving the HERRING SAFE the
credit and confidence 1t justly merits.
Yours very respectfully,
HOWELL d BROTHERS.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.

what is Said of Them insWashingt ton. d.
The New York Times Washington cores
poudent says
The New Orleans appointments are the subject
OF much discussion. Tue selection of Sidney
A. Stockdae as Collector OF luternal Revenue
for the First District of Louisiana gives unauis
nous satisfaction. He was strongly indorsed
by the Chamber of Commerce and by the mer-
chants, as well as by his political friends.
This selection Illustrates forcibly General
Grants kDo Rledge of men. Mr.. Stockdale first
came to his notice as a private In Governo or
0gesby's regiment OF Illinois infantry. He was
under his eye from that time until the war
closed, serving at last as Provost Marshal on
the Generals staff. Thence he went to Ne
Orleans as Deputy Collector OF Customs under
Collector (now senator) kellogg. He is a
young man of unquestioned ability and in
tegnty, and will give satisfaction. beyond doubt.
The appointment of James F. Casey as Col
lec'or of the Port is not so heartily commended
by the Louisiana people here, though his alb lty,
integrity, and fitness are fully conceded. He ia
q brother. in law OF the President, anu the pro-
priety OF the selection is the ouly objection
seriously urged against him. This 10 lst give
way when Ii is remembered that the President
becomes directly responsible for the manage
ment OF the Castom.house, and there eau be no
doubt that he means to hold Mr.. Casey TO that
responsibility. Personally the ne " collector is
a man of fine presence and address, aff4ble and
courteous, and even IL judged solely from his
appearance IL is evident the President has ma lie
no mistake In the man.
The nomination OF General Lougstreet as
Surveyor of the Port is received with a diver.
sity OF sentiment. Many of the Republicans are
pleased with ii, and it was endorsed by the New
Orleans Republican editors here. Some of the
ex- Union soldiers denounce it in severe terms,
but every body comedies General Longstreets
ability and integrity, and OF its salutary and
reassuring effect upon the mass of the Southern
people there can be ho doubt. There will pro.
baby be considerable discussion on his condr-
nation, and much curiosity is m mites ed to see
the effect produced upon the country by this
experiment.
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stock Quotations by TeIegraph-s:r. M

Weston is now leoturing on ''Perseve-
ranoe.'
The Norwich, Connecticut, Evil One is
supposed to be a lively youth with horse
shoes fastened on his boots.
"A negro nurse in Louisville revenged her
self on the parents by making her prot<gt
drink lye until it died.
Chicago thinks Milwaukee small town
"because 1t hadn't women enough to quarrel
at its convention"
Debates in the Louisiana Legislature are
conducted partly in English, partly in French,
aud sometimes in German.
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STILL ANOTHER.

STILL ANOTHER.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10, 1859.
Messrs. FARRELL, HERRING & CO.,
No. 629 Chestnut street,
Gentlemen:-I had one of your make of safes
In the basement OF ]. E. Caldwell q Co.'s store
at the time of the great fre on the night
OF the 18th instant 1t was removed from
the ruins to-day. and on opening ii
found all my books, papers, green
backs, watches, and watch materials, etc., all
preserved. 1 feel glad that mad one of youI
truly valuable safes. and shall want another OF
your make when get located.
Yours, very respectfully,
FL KIRKPATRICK,
with ]. Z. Caldwell d Co.,
No 8l9 Chestnut street
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
Secretary BOutwell's Com. mission
He Enters upon His
Duties at Once.
THE EXPENSES OF SPAIN.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Despatch 10 The Assoctdted Press.
Cabinet Meeting To-day,

WAsHINGIoH, March IA Cablaet meeting
was held 10 day at the Executive Mansion, there
being present Messrs. Washburne, Creswell,
Cox, Borle, Hoar, Boutwell,, and Rawlins.
MsjorGeneral Scboaeld was also prese ent.
Secretary Boutwell, received his com mission
from the State Department during the Cabinet
Session, and will PROBABLY enter on his duties
Of the Treasury Department this afternoon.
He was met upon his arrival at the Office
to-day by a number OF anxious applicant, for
places, some of whom were anxious to serve as
collectors aud assessors of internal revenue, as
well as others who we're willing to accept any
position that could be obtained, ranging from
the higher offices OF the Treasury Department
to drstclass clerk. So,
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The Nonitew speaks of Field Marshal
Grant.
-Marfori has purchased large amount of
real estate in Paris.
Mrs. Buffum, of Chicago, insists that
Amen shall hereafter be Aw0men.
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scHEKcK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

Act upon the liver, removing all distractions:
relax the ducts of the gall bladder, the bile
starts freely, and the liver Is soon relieved; the
stools will show what the pills can do; nothing
has ever been invented except calomel Ia deadly
poison, which is veiy dangerous TO use unless
with great care) that will unlock the gall blad-
der and start the secretion of the liver like
Schencl's Mandrake Pills.
Liver Complaint is one of the most Pr0mi.
nent Causes Of Consumption.