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committee of the House was ordered 70 Join committee
on par, the Senate to wait the President and In
Congress ready TO adjourn.
Messrs GARFIELD, Mercur and Cox appointed such
The conference report the Admiral bn was resumed.
and Mr. BUTLEn OF Mass aud Mr.. STEVENS, OF N H., ar
eOn vote by teers on Mr. ScoRed's motion 10 recede
there were ii0 70 against, the o. which
minutes OF of adjournment the bill defeated
BY the minority demanding the yeas and nays.
dent and suhoraed inform Congress that he
The the roll resumed, but before It's ternna
the OF arrived, when the call was interrupted
by the fall OF the Speakers gave
FINAL ADJOURNMENT
Suddenly the camor Of the House hushed into perfect
Grsrsars or TmR ousf or SRHrnHssSr%rivEs
Our abors end. but delay the final adjournment
thanks for the commsndaton which You have been
20 bestow upon my Official course and conduct In de-
he the confidence steady support Of his
political advocates Beyond that give The assurance
whom separated BY party lines Your expressions
most grateful to me, and most gratefully acknowledged
memorable distinction Il the nrst in which ali he
have been this floor the baefu winter
@ Ssn e @ snd triumph ea via
and nc result o all the national Is here to-
territorial area vastly expanded, and with three
additional States represented On the folds of its
struggle let us hambly give thanks to the GOD Of battles
and 70 the Prince o. Peace And gentemcn with one
Kindness with which You have always sustained per-
form the only remaining duty Of my office n declaring as
Congress adjourned sine de.
As pronounced the last word of his address
foor member Of the new Congress- unanimous express
sion Of approval and applause broke in the chamber
sustained.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WARRINGTON, March 4, 1871.
The all night session of the House continued
Eve O'Clock a. NJ.
ATTEMPT AMKND THE RULES.
regular storm raised by proposition of Mr. GAR
FIELD (rep.l of Ohio, adopt amendment the rules
which amendment interpreted by the aim
giving the republican majority Congress the
power that exercised during the present Congress
through ts majority OF over twohirds The proposition
after the previous question IS moved no motion shall be
Journ lay the table, sucn motions not to be
repested and that after the previous question is seconded
single motion TO adjourn.
sared terms and amidst great excitement Mr. Brooks
that democrats would resist the hazard
Mr. VAN wYoK. trep) of N Y, declared tha. the Forty
second Congress could adopt It's rules the pres
Congress had found the existing rules necessary
Mr. ELDEInGE, (dem) of Wis., thanked God that there
Mr GARFIELD denied that was the purpose OF The pro-
posed rule to place the minority in the power of the ma
Finally amid % much ugrosr, the question was taken on
negatived by Of 81 o. not thirds in the
affirmative
Another sscene occurred when Nj. CLARKE trepl Of
s s sss ssepy p ana s
sss The Dsf II esns s m CLARK. M G who sro
movers IN the affair shook Their lists at each other but did
Ihe proposition 70 suspend the rules and pass the bin go.
Finally, a, hafpas, four O'Clock
TnF OMNIBUS ELL
ansnd,neYta tackled TO y which Were read
Mr.. DAwBs (rep) OF Mass stated that the Committee
Appropriations had looked the Senate amendments
that although there many things them which they
cntrely approve be st thought that WHOLE
tne hest thg which The House could DO in
them all than send them q conference coumiee.
lie an the senate amendments
Inc amendment then Ia, the Heuse at
having that business should be in order
President and Senate enroll bills in refer
REA&E9Bt1NS OF 1HE HOUSE.
The Hosse recomened at ten O'Clock A. NJ, and the
SPEAKER presented several executive Communications,
among Others from the President vetong House
bil and which refaeYed to the Committee Claims
The members generally expression OF
consequent on the long night session and Of rest
After about ye minutes the presentation OF Exc
O'Clock. -
Meanwhie the members gathered in groups holding noisy
co utaon over the scenes OF the night sesoB and the
preparations ior the opening OF The Forysecond Congress-
anI Me galleries gradually filled W with spectators
TIE House resumed its session et II A. ".
was adopted TO J, j. Hines, of Alabama,
$500 FOR ronestipg seat TO which ne entitled
commftte the biil TO abolish the Of Admiral
and Admiral reported that the committee bseY
able TO agree
Mr. scorIaLp moved that the House recede from ,s dis
agreement and Jet the bip become that the two
oflces shall terminate occur
Pending the diAcuSa1op. - twenty minutes 10 twelve,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WAsHINGToN, March 4-P. N.

HOUSE CALLED ORDER
Soon after the Speaker had declared the House Repre-
sen,aves OF the ForyGrs adjourned ie die Mr..
MCPHERSON, Clerk of the House, summoned the new
House order proceeded call the nnes OF members
by States.
The States of New Hampshire Connecticut, Iexas and
Cali forna nnIepresen,ed, the States
In regard TO North Carolina the Clerk stated he
no o X & a sn e % as not os DC so
In regard to Mississippi the Clerk stated that the
SECTIONS were held under The military Teeonscon aci.,
Of @ @ % e M ss hs
In regard Tennessee the Clerk stated that the credentials
70 e the S, e wsss mas
uncer:aniy He had bsenin doubt as to his duty
tie benefit doubt accept them The point which
9sea Be 9ss e eGo a9s the f1 sa
stuon and several laws of the State and he had under the
to Tue Third dsc, Of Arkansas the Glork stated tina,
a certificate I & on its face eysense that bad no,
months hereafter Besides there serious
to do II The circumstances were suspicious that he felt
aeRsf he m ad aSs U
when unexplained, had been misunderstood
2s members had answered to their names the full repre-
ELECTION SPEAKER.
MT s,A,S "a rep Of MicS then moved nat the House
Se pSsan members of
s % oe = OF X. Mss e
hers, nominated George W. Morgan, of Ohio.
The CLERK appointed as teiers Messrs. Banks Cook,
Beck and Elddge and proceeded take the vote for
Speaker.
The vote having been completed the announced
by Mr.. Banks a. follows
Whole number OF cast. 29
necessary 70
on which james e. Blaine had received l26 and George W.
Morgan Q3
The Clerk hereupon declared James a. Blaine
received majority Of all the cast duly elected
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives Of the United
States for the Forty second Congress-
SPEAKER BLAINE's ADDRESS
Mr. BLAIEE conducted chair BY Mesars Poland
and Morgan, Calling the House 70 order, hesaid:-
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Steamship City of Paris (Br) Mrehouse, Liverpool-J
Steamship Heivetia (Br, Grgs, Liverpoo-Natonal
Steamship Nebraska (Br), Guard, Liverpool-wliams
Steamship America (NG), Bussns, Bremen-oelrichs 4
Steamship Ismaia Br), Brown, Brest-Henderson Bros
Steamship Ocean Queen, jones' Aspinwai-Pacihc Mail
,y Steamship Gen Gen sedgwick, Ellis Galveston via Key
Steamship Western Metropolis Quick, New oreans-F
Steamship RapidAn, whtehurst, New orlsansa-Living
steamship 81 LOUIS Whitehead, New orleans-H Crom.
Steamship Catharne Whiting, Howes, Fernandina-Jas
Steamship Montgomery, Faircoth, savannah R Lowden.
steamship.san Salvador, Nckerson, savannah-W Gar
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston-H r Nor.
sssamsSp o Wysnose CSach Norfolk City Point and
Steamship Geo Upton Roberts Norfolk, City Point and
Steamship John Gibson, Winters Georgetown, DC,
Steamship Nereus. Bcarse. Boston-H pimock.
Steamship Acnshnet, Rector, New Bedford-Ferguson
Ship Ellen AUSTIN French, San Francisco-o Comstock
Snip Cultivator Russell, Liverpool via Queenstown-wi
Ship Maxwell tBr), suis, Liverpool Savannah
ship Min OBJ, Clark, London Henderson Bros.
Snip Gen Berry, Levensaler Southwest Pass-snow Bur-
Bark Morocco tBr). Farnsworth Cork Fa'mouth-J W
Elwe Co.
Bark Giuseppe Rocco (1ta Polio, Constantinope-
Funch, Edge 4 Co.
Bark Ma,chiess (Br), Marbuand Barbados--G Buley
Co.
Bark Proteus Chpman savannah--J Ward & Co.
Brig Alpha Br), Prouse. Queenstown Falmouth or Sal.
combe for orders-(i Buley.
Brig Aura (Br), Barker, Marselles II DeWolf Co.
Brig Adar (Aus', Weber, Gibraltar-Socovich a Co.
Brig Mexico tMex), Laferta Tobasco Edye Co.
Schr Edward Burnett, Pender Para-C Judmann & Co.
schr NJ Richards, Irvng Wilmington. nee ID Hurlbut
Co.
Schr Capella. Newcomb Port span-Jones & Lough.
Schr Mary Louisa, Gaskil, Washington, NC Mills.
schr Ocean Wave, Love, Norfolk-0verton Il Hawklns
Schr A Wetmore. Anderson, Baltimore-Bakcr Day
ton.
scbr Addie Avery Ryan, Bamore-van Brunt 4
Saght
schr r u Meaney, Lewis Pbadelphia-Baker 4 Dayton
Schr Eugene. Hawes Phadephia-wm m Chalmers.
Schr River Queen Robinson, Gorccster-R Godwin q
Son.
schr Luna Wells. Providence II jackson Co.
Schr y Acken, Mead Stamford.
Schr Nellie Bloomfield, Hobbie, Stamford
Sehr 5 Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford
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from NV WITH heavy s..lng hours: 'pp.S ;r:s
% spose sss Ss pa aas hence @ for sranswck Ca
schr Joseph Y nnddel (Gf Morratown, ND sharp Trin
FEB IS c Cane Florida, spoke schr vsnnsman, from
cssnItase9s for PhilsdsIphis.
schr 81 Fort Fort, Georgetown, DC
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr George Rogers Rogers Fortune Bay for New York;
sshr Congress York. Portland for New York. lumber
sshr Nellie Chase Butler Portland for New York, with
schr David Collins ' Townscnd. New Bedford for New
YORK, SaS. in yt.s ballast y st. to overten iawkins:
Hines New sedsrd far N New WY YORK. rS'A
Ksy New Bssord sdor FOR o fsw
v ssnr Albert Jameson Hendrick, New Bedford for New
sssr sssr Mda1. oys MsLas Fan River tGy Baltimore
schr gonny Boat, HALEY, rrovidsnoe for, Richmond.
sshr Anna Z Baker, Mckoberta. Providence for New
sesrA @ a KIndberg Thomas proviicnce for New York.
sssr Haon Rroydease for
schr ehres sasnsy Popdcnee for rsausphia
amss for or Nsw
pha.
iss
sehr soatherner, south =, Providence for Richmond.
seSr GinnshsSs kely fToVidense @ T for New s1 York
n Mpyp os Ysw for New YORK.
schr Kate, Smith. Newport for New York.
schr 81 Elmo, Davis Newport New York. with lah
simpson ~ Ciapp.
schr Sarah Webb, Webb, New London for New York.
chr Mary Edward Geeng Nsw London for New York
fab TO 9 Comstocs u Co.
Schr S Smith, Mould, Fairhaven for New YORK.
Schr X Dean. Cook, Haven Amboy, with rail-
way cars to tho Reading Railroad Co.
Schr " Wood, Douglass, New Haven for New York.
Schr Lewis Jane, Croyle, New Haven for New York.
Schr 9 Mobkele. Fisher, New Haven for New York
schr Wright Mex enzie, New Haven tor Philadelphia
Schr + L simmons Rich. New Haven for New York.
schr wellington, Barker. New Haven for New York.
Schr Jane Hewlett, Chester, New Haven New
schr Sarah Dennison, Doyle New Haven for New York
Schr Elm City, -, New Haven for New York.
schr VIM Washburn, North, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr EVELYN, Burger, Stamford for New York.
Schr NJ Predmore, Hart Northport for New York.
schr n yasser, Kelly, Northpor for New York.
schr NJ Carlisle. Gerrng. Northport for New York.
Schr Henrietta, Hand, Northport Tor New York.
Schr Senator Mahoe Rosyn for New York.
Schr Mary Cuff Colby Roslyn for New York.
Schr Maria l. Davis, LAWS, Greenport for New York
Schr Marian Cook, Down. Cold spring for New York.
schr Excelsior; Hatfield Cold Spring for New York.
Steamer Albatross Davis Fall River for New York.
Steamer Thetis, Gale Providence for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Acushnet Rector New York for New Bedford
schr Mary Weaver Weaver Philadelphia for Providence.
Schr Chas Smith, Smith, New York for Providence
Steamer Gaa,ea, Nye, New York for Providence.
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SAILED.

Steamships Helvea, City Of Paris, Nebraska Liver
pool America, Bremen lsmaa, Brest; Ocean Qneen As
pinwnl Gen Sedgwick, Galveston via Key West Western
Metropolis Rapidan and st Louis New orleans San Saliva
DOR and Montgomery, Savannah; Champion Charleston !;
Wyanoke Richmond, &c; John Gibsen Georgetown, DC
From Quarantine -Barks Herkues, Lisbon; Alexander,
Antwerp; Nicoine Copenhagen; Contest Rio Janeiro ;
Rhea, Wilmington, Nc: Lucy Nickels, Baltimore; brig
Diana, Gibraltar.
Wind at sunset NE, fresh.
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cle.s Jones, wilmington Grand island. Mcintyre. Hss

yancleaf jones' wilmington; Grand Island Mcintyre. NeN
York =
SAVANNAH March t-Arrived steam ship Virgo, Bpkley,
New York ships Tecuuseh (Br Webb, and Jas Jardino
(Br), Mathas Liverpool
CearcdSteamships San Jacnto Atkins. and Huntsvnle
Crowel, New York Tonawanda. Philadelphia schrs Hattie
4 Ellen, Brunswick, Ga, ohoad for New York segun,
VINEYARD HAVEN March . P NJ Sailed, schrs Boice
and Heraty.
Sd-Arived brig Potomac Carver Boston for Jackson
VILE chrs Joseph Lindsey Mason. New Haven for Boston
Mary Amsden, Lavender, Rockport, Ne for Norfolk n
II Read, Benson, Pigeon Cove for New Yorkg
WILMINGTON NC. March 4-Cleared, steamship Ell CM
Nickerson, New York.
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r ORD TAYLOR
will open
On MONDAY, Marchs,
avery attractive stock Of
new Spring Dress Goods,
consisting of
Wool serses, Plain Six and Wool Fouards English and
French Grsnadnes Aernsns japanese Stripes and Check
fabrics designs and shades, which will be offered b.
Reh Plain Black silks
Another invoice of Faille Sublime, at 81 per yard
colored and Fancy Silks,
In various styles and coors,
at popular prices.
Japanese and Mikado Silks.
large assortment OF new styles and OF the best cloth m
1a Broadway sy sssi.s and Twentieth .,Aaa,. street.
IN drugs, BY DuBarrys delicious REvALENTA FOOD Of
rites Of the blood and ali kinds ofevers and stomach d
% isd @ wa II n 3 New and S a. al drasSs
and grocers
THE MILTON GOLD JEwELRY
Answers every ssS.p purpose r ssns of pure Goid'
The Company guarantees their Goods to
Wear the same as Gold.
and always to retain their color the of the
strongest acids.
They defy best Jewellers in America to tell their
goods from gold in any other way except by weight.
The Company has rented store temporarily at
55l Broadway,
Opposite Astor place.
for the purpose of introducing their Goods America They
Will open the Store
WEDNESDAY, March 8
The Agent in America tor the Milton Gold Jewelry win adop
the popular
One Dollar Plan
these goods in order to bring them at once
within the reach of all casses.
sale England and France ana worn by the
aristocracy and nobility Europe, and fast taking the
The goods elegant patterns and OF the very
syes Some OF them are beautifully chased engraved
The assortment comprises all articles of Jewery-Brace-
let's Sets Ladies and cents Pins, Rings Seals Lockets,
The company negotiating for building in Union
where he intend TO open permanent place OF bus
THE MiLroN GOLD JEwELRY
was sold FOR four London by of the leading
covered The goods closely genuine the
English government enacted law making 1t criminal
ceived in reference to what they buying
%sde or e & TSe onv
which can be detected by weight 1t be rom
We request American friends to come examine
our goods. We feel satisfied that they will give the iame
The choice of
article for dollar.
shop No. 75l Broadway, ..,
viii be open on wednesday. March, t,"'e
MiLT0N GOLD JEwELRY CO.
i Victoria
Hair-Cord Skirt
No. 9ST aSl sroasiway. fssSsi
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOE THE
MONTH OF MARCH.
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SHIPPING NEW S

Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rises. ..... 6 30 Moon SETS. morn 81
Sun sets. 5 Sc High water morn 10
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CLEARED.

PORT OF VIEW YORK, MARCH 4, 1871.
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RErERENCEB.
Messrs DELMONICo, corners Chambers and william
streets and % Bread street; supplied years.
coRkELius Esq., Il wsspinsson psce
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMERS, supplied M years.
ers, hotels, restaurants, clubs and boarding houses
NEW YORK, Feb. l5. 1871.
In addition superior quality of his usual
PLAN FIRsT-MoNTHLY.
coo prizes Of FIVE dollars each, for The year eating from
Distributed monthly The first award. therefore viii be
made the lst April consisting 90 and
thereafter, monthly, similar number.
Any regular customer whose plan receipt tor purchases
for the of five dollars and upwards per month"; becomes
eligible under this plan for the following month.
purchaser of FIVE dollars and upwards at
time becomes eligible to chance under this plan
PLAN SECOND-ANNUAL
20 prizes OF fifty dollars each
prizes of one hundred dollars EACH o0g
$4,000
This being the annual plan, the awards will be made upon
cept the OF dollars upwards per month
for the twelve months preceding becomes eligible under this
pan In addition to the privileges under hrs plans and any
buyer who holds plan receipts February & 1872, to the
sum OF $l2O Is eligible under this pan
Checks for prizes sent the following day and list pub
10 buyers OF $1,000 and upwards per annum, discount
made.
Special made with stewards and other large
buyers
Readers win please circulate this advertisement among
NoTE.-To buy upon the prize pan purchase tickets put
up in packages of $5 ald its multiples receive plan
receipt therefor and for purchases of &c. and upwards
: ''''' no ADVANCE IN PRICES
We believe increased trade will reimburse us for the
premiums distributed.
The New York herald., 1871-03-05

Victoria
Hair-Cord Skirt
ready.
No. 76l Broadway.
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ESTABLIsHED 1855.

(PAUL NJ S. BROWN, successor1,
corner Third avenue and Ninth street,
block of A. T. Stewart Il Co.
Sandwich, Split, French, Twist, Round and High Round,
Pan, milk. Brick, Albany, Homemade, Rye Graham and
Boston Brown Bread Rolls delivered fresh daily to fa
lies, steamers, restaurants and elsewhere. =.
EVERY VARIETY OF CAKE. PIES, PASTRIES, CRACK
ERS &c, &C.,
Of celebrated manufacture, s usual of superior
quality
Plum and assorted Fancy Cake for weddings and parties
PLAIN AND ELABORATE sUPPERs PROVIDED.
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WEDNESDAY, March 8.

Opposite Astor place,
purpose of introducing their Goods IN America. They
will open the Store
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THE MILTON GOLD JEWELRY
i Answers every purpose of pure Gold,
except In value.

The Company guarantees their Goods to
Wear the Gold.
and always to retain their color stand the Of tho
strongest acids.
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Steaner. sails Destiaat.or. / 0ao.
, 1871-05-18
THE WEEKLY ARGUS
THURspAY, MAY. 1s. 1871
Hints to Preaohers.


Make no apologies If you, have the
Lord's message, declare i: !; ii not, hold
YOUR peace. Have short preface and in
iroduc ions. Say yonr best things first,
and stop before YOU get prosy. DO not
spoil the appetite for dinner by too much
tim soup. Leave youself out of the
uulpit and take Jesus in. Defend the
gsspsl, and let the Lord defend you and
YOUR character.
DO not get excited too soon. Do not
run away from your hearers. Engine
driving wheels whirl fast on an icy track,
but wHen they draw anything they so
slower. II takes a cold hammer to bead
hot iron. Heat up the people, but keep
the hammer wet and cool; do not bawl
md scream. Too mach noise drowns
sense. Powder is not shot. Thunder is
harmless; lightning kills. If you have
lightning. you can afford TO thunder. Do
not abuse the faithful souls who come TO
meeting on rainy days, because others are
too lazy to attend. Preach the best to
the smallest assemblies. Jesus preached
TO ons woman at the well, and she got all
Samaria out to hear Him next time.
Do not repeat sentences, saying, cas- 1
said before y If you said it before, say
something else after. DO not end sem
tences, passages of scripture, or quota
tions, with ''and SO forth" say what you
mean and stop. Leave out all words you
cannot define Stop preaching, and talk
10 folks. Come down from your stilted
ways and sacred tones, and "becomc as a
little child" Tell stories Jesus did, and
the common people heard himIgladly. Re-
late your experience; Paul did, and you
can hardly do better than be. Que fact
that you have SEEN or felt is worth a
bushel Of mouldy IDEAS dug out of moul-
dirr books. Change the subject if it goes
hard. Do not preOch till the middle oi
the sermon burirs the beginning, and is
buried by the end. Beware OF long pray
ers, except in your closet. Where weari
ness begins, devotion cnds, Look people
in the face andliYc as ii yoh were moi
ashamed Of them. :.
, 1871-05-18
There is No Humbug about This !

We guarantee every article IN our premium list
20 be just as we represent and whenever club
is received calling for eth 'f the above arti les,
the prize so gained will b Immediately expressed
to the party sending us the ub
Our terms are SO CO. car. or 81 90 for six
months, in coin, to br pal 1Variably in advance.
, 1871-05-18

FoR MAKiNG BREAD.-Yeast for the
bread-take common sized potatoes,
pare and boil them thoroughly in ene
quart of water, then remove them .iroI.
the water and add small handful Of hops
TO the sane; in the meantime mash your
rotators fine in dish upon the stove,
where they VIII kerp warm, and strain
the hop. water upon thrm-boiling hot (nr
the hops may be boiled in BAG aud the
potatoes may be put upon the hop water
after taking out the bag of hops, th,ckrn
quickly with wheat -four to stiff battle,
then set in cold place till it is about
milk warm, when you may add two thirds
of a cup of liquid yeast or two Bakers
yeast cakes, and put in warm place4o
rise. When light and foamy add a great
spoonful of white sugar, and tcaspoonful
Of salt, then bottle and cork for use
For making bread of this yeast, take
one quart of warm, water-or half mi k,
as one chooses, small piece of butter,
one great spoonful of sugar, one teaspoon
full of salt and fall cup of yeast and stir
into it flour enough to make it hard.
Give it good moulding and put to rise.
When well raised, mould again and put
in the tias-ra;sr and bake.
, 1871-05-18

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL.
An important memoir upon the effects
of alcohol upon the human body was lato-
" read before the Royal Society Of Ions
don, giving the results of experiments
prosecuted by two eminent army surgeons
upon an intelligent British soldier. This
man was perfectly healthy, AID entirely
unaccuslomed to the use oil spirits or to-
bacco in any form; so that the effects
produced were direct, and could be readl'
iy appreciated. 1t was ascertained 'hat
small quantities Of absolute alcohol-say
one or TWO fluid oune s-givtn in divided
doses, sermed to increase his appetite,
while four fluid ounces ltssened ii consld-
erably, and larger quantities aliioat de-
stroyed it. While this particular ettrct
may have been the result OF pecuharnIsS
of constitution in the individual expert
mented upon, il is also possible tlIat, in
case of disease, mich smaller quan i:ts Uf
alcohol might affect the appetite. Tie
number of beats OF the he-rt liz 24 hours
was Increased very largely-to an average
of at least i3 per cen-.-and the. actual
wurk done by the heart, in excess of the
normal task was foundlo be equal 20 that
of lifting 10 tons one foot; and, 'inderd
during the last two days of the expert
ment the extra work amounted to "a tons.
The general conclusion from this ex>
pertinent and others which we have not
time to mention, are very decided thats ia
case of ordinary health, the use Of alcohol
even in small doses, is very much TO be
reprchended but.th-s when the system
is run down ~nd enfsebled, it may be
given a. a slimnlant. and for the purpose
Of .tuSing the organs of the body to act
with greater vigor.-HHaper's Magazine.