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proyious to reaction. When reaction takes place, there is determination of blood to the head, face flushed, eyes inlected-tongue red, dry, little swol- len, sometimes of a bIstered appear ance, is scoyered with marsh fur; sordes about the teeth; pulse small, feeble, not very frequent-arine none or scanty- vomiting, purging and cramp mpmuehless urgent, or some of them wanting-a tendency to hemorrage.

 Dr. tsElbel Smith, of Paris, says, have myself made many antopsies. In the body, which was cold as marble while animated by the immortal spirit, there is. after death, a disengagement of heat that diffuses a genial warmth l2 Or l5 hours after the extinction of life. Dissection discovers many of the effects of the disease, but as usual leaves great deal unknown. The es- sential and invariable symptom IS of a draining of the system Of it's fluids, by means of the mucus membrane of the alimentary eanai-wthou some of the usual and important phenomena of in- fammation. In many of the severest cases, there is pain from great pres sure in the abdomen. AIvine dischar- ges are usually attended with TO pain sohatever-also tenesmus-often with no sensation. Seemingly, this does not arise from a want of sensbiiity, for in other respects, that of coldness of his limbs for example, the patient is sen- sble of it in the same manner as when in health. The tormenting thirst, how ever, while the mouth is cool and moist, has. doubtless an important come ..ion with the pathological state of the sto- mach.

 JofINSrEARNs, NJ. D. Chairman.

 ResoI0ed, That the preceding repor, be accepted and published.

 By order of the General Committee.

 D. L. NJ. PEIxorro, NJ. D. Chairman. Frapeis w AValsh M n Gaorafar.