The spring being the srasun of the year at which the prejudices and mistakes of a great number of persons induce them to re. sort to bleeding, or to some active medi- cine, with the view of increasing their health, and guarding against disease, it may bc proper, now, to warn all such against the prejudicial tendency of this practice.

 It is, indeed, far more apt to invite an ate tack of disease than to guard them against it. All the purpose for which it is resorted to, can. however, be very certainly an- swered by gentle daily exercise, great cau- tion in adapting inc dress to the rapid changes in the weather, and the strictest temperance.-Tb.