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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-10-18

Some few months since, gentleman of Penn
sylvania, at the request of eight members of the
State Senate, wrote letter to general WINFIELD
ScoTr, addressing him as the undoubtcd Wing
candidate for the Presidency, and requesting his
opinions upon the various political questions which
have agitated the country.
To that letter General ScoTT wrote the follow
ing reply,-n which il will be seen, he refers to
his past life and his character for his opinions:
WASHINGTON, March GO, 1851
SIR: | have received your letter (marked ICON
fdential, - in which, after committing the error
of supposing me to be ''fully before The country
as the Wing candidate for the Presidency, you
proceed to inteTogate me many points of grave
public interest.
Permit me to say, that considering we shall,
probably, only have Wing candidate for the
Presidency through a National Convention, and
that l cannot be its nominee except by the force OF
the unsolicited partiality of large masses of my
eountrymen.
Considering, also, that if my character or prin-
ciples be not already known, 1t would now be idle
to attempt to supply the deficient information by
mere paper professions of wisdom and virtue,
made for the occasion.
And considering that if | answer your queries,
L must go on, and answer others already before
me well the long series that would inevitable
follow-to the disgust of the public.
| will beg permission to close this acknowledge
ment of your letter by subscribing myself,
With great respect,
Your obedient servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
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,Iut;ons of 1898 therefore, contemplate practi-
n, ,c;tbdraaral of states, from the confederacy,
= the case of an important or vital violation of
,bs constitution of Union and government. The
oreroise of this right then, clearly implies con-
,srt of States injured, or liable to injury, by such
o breach of faith, and they must be competent,
to maintain the right of withdrawal or they lose
it Hence an appeal to other States, as sugges-
ted. by Andrew jackson, is necessary to prosecu
ton and attainment of the right of SeceSsion-
This is now the course advised and adopted, af
ter much reflection and deliberation, by the skill
full statesmen of South Carolina, of Georgia, Ala
bama and Mississippi against the usurpation,
fraud and piracy of the Northern States L IN
cline here and in this connection, to refer to let
ter of E. c. Wilkinson of Yazoo, Miss to Sena-
tor Foote, as among others, an able document on
this momentous subject
Respectfully,
A REPUBLICAN.
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For the Southern Standard.

Mr.. EDITOR My attention has but lately been
called to piece of original poetry, published in
the Columbus Democrat some time SINCE over the
signature of Theodore G. Nixon and James u
Wilson. and Byron, when he read the shoe
making verses, was constrained to exclaina
"The thing is neither rich nor rare,
But how the devil came it there +"
For some one had suggested that these worthy
devotees at the shrine of the sacred Nine was
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KENTUCKY MILITARY E8svEEUTE.

This Institution. lately go flour -hing and pop
ular, reopened on the Ist. Monday OF iIarch 1851, @
to continue twenty weeks, until vacation resming 81
its annual sessions the I'd Monday Of Septem- Tx
Der. Col L p Allen has been appointed to the III
Superntendency, assisted by Col L II Morgan. late
Joint Superintendent of the VI eatern Military Iasti-
tute, and an able ard efficient Faculty Both super
intendents graduated Withdistneushed honorS at est
Point served regularly in the army, and have attained
high position III practical engineering and in the in
struction and government of youth.
The institute offers rare advantages to those seek
ing an education eminentir scientific and practcaI;-
among thcm-a of study unusually full in Math-
ematiCs and its applications to Mechanics, Machines
and Construction in Natural Science and It's appiica
tlons to the Arts, Agriculture. and Mines; in ancCn:
and. Modern Languages, and in ENGLISH Literature -;
adding housekeeping for tx, business man 4 gov
ernment, al tnat its name imports-thc decipnc
ctated by every door Of quarters being visible from
the commandments Office: \ position accessible b.
steamboats, to Frankfort, yet rered-siX miles in the
country-an elevated locality unsurpassed in the West
for healthulness, with permanent brick buildings Gle
CANT extensive and commodus, erected two wears ago
a very heavy cost Apparatus and instruments.
fully adequate TO the of the lectuFe-room ana
the field Instruction, theoretical and practical, i'll
Plane and Geodetic Surveying, Lcyeng, and all
branches of Civil Engineering, wiki drawing, field
practice and use of instruments.
The Institute suspended under the pressure Of
debts incurred in building barracks class-rooms soci
ety-rooms, chapel, &c. these liabilities have al been
discharged, and it re-opened aqtrGHaaljed, and with
advantages unequalled BY any institution of the kind
in the West.
The charge for tuition board ysa5i II, flel, lighs,
&c, is $50 per annum payable senl-annually in az
Two dollars per seni-annual session Is added
as surgeons fee. With the coopeTaioG Of parent,
all exPences can be kept within 1925 Ter session
which will be required to be deposited with CO.!
Z. H. Taylor Cashier of the Branch Bank OF Kentucky
Frankfort, VINO has been appointed by the Beard,
Treasurer of the Institute.
Address either of the Superintendent at Kentucky
Military Institute, Frankfort, Kentucky"
2. DUDLEY, Adjt Gen. ana
President Of the Board
JOHN L. HELM,
j. SPEED SMITH,
JOHN ". RUSSELL,
y. THOMPSON,
Frankfort, Nv, 1851. Visitors.
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TO ADVERTISERS /!

The SOUTHERN STANDARD has weekly circulation
twice as large any paper published in this city 1t
is therefore the cheapest channle through which TO
yey information to the Merchants and traders
will find it to their advantage give cali, if they
desire general publicity
There is the finest assortment of Job Type in this
establishment ever brought this city, and sc
execute, on short notice all o:ders for Jrk in al
branches Of orr business
Columbus. Hiss Oct, is.f., 1851
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HE undersigned administrator of the estate Of Dr.
| a. V. Winter deceased, will sell, On The 2ist dr
Of November next TO the highest bidder a. the late
residence OF said Winter, about mile east OF Co
nmbus the said residence, containing about 10 pr D
acres OF land, with COED improvements thereon an
at the same time and place, will also sell the fj,ri.
of said deceasedabcut three miles southeast of Co.
lumbus containing about three hundred acres Of lard
and also at the same time and place viii sell the per-
sonal property Of said deceased consisting In pert Of
a stock OF medicines, fodder, oats a stock OF
horses, cattle, hogs, &c, &c. Il credit of twelve
months viii be given for the purchase monty Bond
and approved security will be required the purchase
full description win be given CT the land he dog
of sale. s S CRtJTF
Oct. Is, 1851, 33:S
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MACON. Ga. Oct. s

IS counties heard from. Cobb has carried so,
and Mcdowell carried 5 counties. Cobb's ag-
gregate majority is IL, 241; Mcdowell 2,179 ma
jority, Cobbs net majority 1862. Thirty coun-
ties to hear from, which will undoubtedly give
large Union majorties. Cobbs majority IN all will
be from rs to l8, 600. The Legislature will be
Union.-AaslkviIie american
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Canal near three feet water-weather COOL
The returns from Ohio and Pennsylvania elections,
indicate that the democrats have carried both
States, The details are too unsatisfactory to send
until final result known.
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Ayers Cllerrr Perform,

osi6eautfll and raFe Preparatioa for he Of
Coughs, Gods, Consumption, and az diseases cftke
throat ard lungs.
THIS is compound, in this place, but il e.
identity one of the greatest preparations of the
for diseases of the lungsfar Superior to Jaynes pre-
paration
JAS. BLAIR, Sole Agent.
Columbus Feb !, 1850
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% PIECES Baging and Rope. 1000 Id. Tennessee
~ Bacon for sale by HADEN 6 READ
Oct IS, 1851
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Notice.

in fact, TO transact all business with which may
be connected He issuthorzed to receive ard recent
for monies due me, and to pay those TO whom am
indebted REUBEN ROBINSON.
Oct. IL 1851. 9S:6t
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CoNsIsTENcY-Mr. Fillmore removed a custom
house officer in New Orleans for winking at the
Cuba expedition; but has retained the Marshal in
Massachusetts who permitted Crafts to get away.
The President has a wonderful proclivity to look
over his left shoulder.
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PEcEkcusvtlFe FcrEa.iEs Es,efttutc.

d EPORTS ISL understand. in general circulation
L that the price OF board has been raised at "The
PiCkensyille Female Institute" This report is olto-
gsther false The price OF board including Washing
lights &c, is SO per month the same as heretofore
r. BRADSHAW,
Oct. Is, 1871. 3S:3t Principal.
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GEoRerA-Eighty-fve counties of this State.
give Cobb, the submission candidate for Governor,
over 10000 majority. The remaining counties to
be heard from. will probably raise it to 1900.
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New YoRK, Oct. 10th.
Cotton steady, thirteen thousand bales sold
Flour, 3, rs to 3, 96-mixed corn 569-Pork, mess,
154--prime, l23--Lard, 81 to 9 cents,
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The state Of Hsississippi 10 " Lees C0.I:iy.

~ -'5E7SAS>AEE'E <Otb hSASS SSssA-k.
To Martha Nd5er, wife Of James T.. Miller, # o.
teb5eha county, and Nancy Beafy. sce Of Josiah Bsa-
q, John A. SaeH, Jones e. SneV, EsGLfa TViHifo-G
cJe Of Larson II. WiAjford, Robert G. SaeH Rosy
Ann Sharp, 11fs Of Thomas Sharp, Aferg Ann FL
ttson, ieie Of ID. ". Ellison I'll Of LoEa1s7 county,
Stale Of Mississippi and to al. prisons interested IN
the estate Of JGaaes S.ieii, ST., deceased
NCU are hereby notified to be and appear before the
| Probate court Of Lowndes county at the DcceIn-
Der term thereof A. d. 1851, ten and there to show
cause, if any you can, why order Should not b.
granted to sen the following Lands lying and being in
the county CT Lowndes in said State, to-wit: The
Northeast quarter and Northeast quarter OF South
east quarter of Section 80, Township IS, Range II
west, according to the petition of Reuben H. Smell
administrator of said deceased, and one of the dis
tributes of said estate.
E. s. Witness, the Honorable Nathaniel E. Good
win, Judge Of the Probate court Of said county, the
first Monday in October, 1851.
DANIEL WILLIAMS,
Oct. IS, 1851, 3S:6t Clerk
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ACADEMIC STAFF.

ACADEMIC STAFF.
Coz R T P ALLEN. A. N. Sapentsa9ent aad Professor Of
1iqLh1H2cs and Natural SceHee
Col E W MORGAN Joint SapfriHiedsaf dfa Professor of
Mechanics Gad Engineering
TT Cor F. A. HALL A. NJ Professor Of Aneent L1aeEagts
H. AUGUSTA COPPiNS, Professor ef .aoeTa Iangsases.
JACOB I. DICKINSON n. d., Surgeon, ana Prossor q IN
atoaag and Pdysi-oeg
Carr R J. ADCOcK, A B.. Assistant Prot q la.taa c5.
E. H. TAYLOR, ESQ. Treasure.
MAJ r. n. ALLEN, Quarter 1i1ster.
MAJ JOHN NOURSE. -1diutGat and -4ccotas1uL
WATSON s. PLY THAN, CoEsaitiAg Physicians
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THE KEsTTcKY MILITARY INSTITUTE is under the inn
mediate direction and entire control the Board of Wis
itors appointed by the Governor ofthe Commonwealth
The course of study adopted, and which viii be
qured in order to graduation, is that usually taught IN
the best Colleges except that but language is
qured, Qatin French the time usually occupied by
the second being devoted to extended course ia
Mathematics Mechanics, Natural Science and English
Literature.
Irregulars will be admitted to such selected studies
from the regular as, by request of parents may
be approved In addition TO the Latin French of
the regular course, Greek, Spanish and German viii
be taught Except for French as substitute for Lat
in an extra charge of $50 per viii be made fer
each modern language There viii be no other extra
charge.
A plain dark-bue uniform Will be made subscrviant
TO neatness and economy Students supplies, for join
ing, should be chiefly of under-cloths
In respect to all the "materiel for liberal educs
ton of the physical, mental and moral man. the Ken
lucky Military Institute may claim equality with any
institution in the West.
May 10, 1851. f5:4ln
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S3,164 55

IS, 164 IS
4 copy from the Minutes.
J. K. PIERCE, F. s,
Levi Donnell, T
GEO, c. Brown, r. S.
Oct. 7th, 1851.
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By amount paid for Building per. Vouch
ers. S1,6O7 90
Percentage to Grand Division, Print
ing, Books, Postage &C 303 90
Oil, Candles, Wood dc. 900 80
Sick benefits and Funeral expenses. 584 go
Rent paid in 1919. 68 65
Subscription to National Monument. 90
Regalia, Seal, Charter, Furniture, and
Visiting Brethren &c. 267 As
Cash now in treasury. 26 50
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Report of f. s. & I. Of Columbus Division Nc. Z,
Sons Of Temperance

To amount of Dues and Donations re
ceived from the 18th October, 1847,
(the date of our Organization to the
list October, 1851 50, 1G
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Oct. 7th, 1851.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
~ frdh Is stranger than Fiction
CURE OF
aHEGhATiSh, BR0NCHiT s AND DYSPEpSA
Rev. DR.. Lands, a Clergyman


New Jersey, distingushe attainment. and ,x.,.d
SIDNEY, jersey July 4, 1919
ps A H-CHnn rE-Dear Sir You wish tn tnov ~ -
rr mas oeen the suit in my case OF the ,nn;o,, s
follows: ~ 1'e"hLACt. Ny reply is a.
nj. soout ixtnty year, had cen suffering fron ov
oh,,;n !e"I the symptoms became worse nor confI
relief from any course Of medical rea,
f,e ABOUT fourteen yeai since IN conse,neno. ~
exposure to the weather in the discharpr 5S nm, ~ W
49,. u1'ss, hi, hecame subject severe Chronic Rbss,@ @
snar nen lor year after yea caused me inds.crhnhi
aT ather: IN the winter If and ,,6 in con.sn"a
PsSSsshihg great deal in my own and yarinn, ,
h;i hes IN IN. region attacked by the Rronchn;
,; soon becams so severe require an immediate @
S o. my pastoral labors My aerrsu. svsf,,n 80 @ sa.
, gTosfrated and my Bronchitis bec.na oo
also DID my Dyspepsia Rheu, attic worse 30
the aI; were connet ed each other ,brnn
,s.;a S OF the Nervous Syst In the whole nhasn
80 aIeIe seemed to be remedial agent rhoh
bal 80: recupernte my Nervou system aver th;nx ,.
.ras In ior ths purpose had omretcly failed
-, eu " my friends TO your -, o'.
no very sanguine hopes of tSeir ealcjency soug9
SE @ enect o. the appcatio the GAiV aNic pu1n
In t. ESnsASk with the Ala GHETTO FIIiID ThLh
.''e' iofo. TO Mr GREAT osIsBnrsr >, ,n. s "u
.. 'A HAD GONE; T DAYS va, r... ~
.'-a nj rAsrokAL LABcRs; NOR NAVE I ,,,rr o... 70
.saleE on ACCOUNT THE BHoscuIrr,. 80
ennL :" NFscTioS HAS ESrT CEASED ro r,o,.'.
Is he wonderful and happy results of the ex; me-
/. nave recommended the BEI 7 ond Fl lin ~ =
49, zen kewise suffering froi .urslRc a6econ rn hne
-, Aieo uem' WITH HA'rr LIS 1 RELIEVE :. aney
u'sf hf yer Iespectfully yours
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unanimous in recommending, and The reason is obvlr
1t is made after ppap'ion furnished by one of the mos
p'ysIciais of modern tim u the late Dr. Chr,
pher wilhelm Hoofland Professor 10 the University ~
jena Private Physician the King of prussin nnJ n. m
the greatest mcical writer's Germany has ever nroJc
ne was enphairay the enemy of humbug. and therefore
medicnc OF which he was the inventor and euor,er m,
DC confidently relirdon. He specially recommended II in
nSer complaint dyspepsia. debility vertigo aciJy Of I
stolaach constipation and all complaints arising from
disGrdcred cnntl0n Of the stouarh the liver an5 rho i;
festines Nine Philadelphia papers express tl,rr
oh OF is excellence and several Of the editor sneak of
's ~ effects from their own individual experience Under
,he We ierl warranted not only in calling
~ mo auroI OF our readers To the present proprrors Df
preparation, but in recommending the ar
tcic TO al! afflicted WIG ~
.u MORE EVIDENCE.
ne rnliaaerhla Saturday Gazette" the hest family
newspaper published IN the United States the editor 6, vs f
DIR. HooFLaAD's GERMAN BIrTEKs.
''lt Is seldom that We recommend what ,,o ,,,l D.
ent Medicines To the confidence and ratronog. Can,
efs and therefore, when recommend Dr. U,oa,nJ, |
e'an n'',ers We wish it to be distinctly understood tn
W. are n" spanking o the of the tay thar mr.
hosed about for brief period and then forgotten amer %
,se done their guilty race of mischief but Of medicine
long eltaciisl'ed, universally priced and which ha
the hearty approval ofihe FacnIty ITSELF ~ '"''
Evidence upon evidence has been received like ,b.
"resongl from all sections OF the Union the last ,rr
years and the strongest testimony in its favor il ba, h
more OF II usep in the practice of the repunr pIr;
y fhadsphIa than all other ostrnms rombineI Gn,
nat can easily be established. and fully proyinr thar
Wien presented even in this fnrn fr'''a' / 4
nat iiis med,rine will cure liver complaint and dyspep
a. no one ca donhl after using AZ directed acf
Trcay mon the stomach and lver-it is preferable. to
ilomri IN all bilious dscases-ihe effect is immea,e "
hey can he administered female or infant with sf II
~ reliable benefit at any time '' in
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs
ms medicine has attained that high character ,r;, h
necessary TOR all medicines attain to induce counr III
rs I" put forth asurios article at the risk of the lives nc
ihose who are lnnorenlly deceived ia
OK WELL To THE MARKS OF THE GryrIxr VI;
they have the written signature of c. VI. JACKSON so,
IN ,nr wrapper, and the blown in the b MI. viii
which they spurious. '''"' h..
or sale, wholesale and relai at the m.
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE mes
II" ,ao Arch street door below Sixth tlae of e7s Inc
e srct Philadelphia, and BY respectable dealers cam po
~ Throughout the country e''' and
nF >i'" III CAMDEN, by JAMES r. M.Kuy colrnh, whi
i cartwright & Mlh-Chesrer c. IT, by Re4dy a. RmT pas
ed States. e'"' tie ,r,
ig l3. 6. IL,
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am dear air, yer respectfully voun
ROBERT w. LAMBDA
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lSu'e ihey are sacr. better and more eficncion, ,
- any Others and hrrarse the public will tuks no o,h
erS II they can obtain them. Nv " '''
.- 100000 Boxes
nave been sold annually for the las, five veors
iouNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE
cah always take them with cqnnl snfr,y wirhont 60,
fur purriur nns nd r'I1 rI1LS 1I:;,, RI F NEcESSARY
purifying the Blood and fluids of the body ,ot NY 'lu
Ior no other pills prnnre those combined ct, or
'ains Sarsanara in them ''' VI e'h'
Eat, Drink and live as usna,.
"u , pursue yor usual occupation whilst tnLinr ,b
WITHOUT ienr ot taking cold during all kinds of w..,b
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
"i,,s "aErrru tmt moun genuine certificates from phv.i
citizens. eagyen. cry M Members Of Congress and respectable
'S' can o prorncrd Of their efficacy than anv o,b.r
-, ..,, Forty Pills in Rox!! ''"e''
nhn sold at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS voy ,,;,h I:
a'I l,ch Wholesome advice accompanying each bor
sehry no taste nr unpleasant smell
rec irhm dust or powder of auv Kind
Do not gripe the Stomach or B,wcIs .--
u irfod"ce no sickness. vomiting or hal s..I;
may aRE GOOD AT ALL TINES
=, Ahn adapted 10 most disease, commo, ~ ,.L;,
T.e hhVing once taken them will be willing ,Grx,
T., @ my olhers because they always do good and frLev
10 not then no Others will. s'''' "''' II 'noy
rsa,,I", iEDi ns ProprietJ ana. Mann iacturer,
"a regular druggist. Chcms: and rhvsicinn of Grcsn
eais experience in Philadelphia Gradnaie Of The I'M
efsty oi rcnnsyvana Member of different Medical In.
".,oS ~ .' OF Philadelphia, New York Boston, Bnmore
lcdicnl institutions Of London and Tnrshn ,l M
.n 'ne greater confidence placed in his pills. and their
vsra no ,bro" IN the prnctire of most respectable
o IrnrIpal Depot. DR.. LErDY's DIsrrSs.RY. No. ia
- ~ ~ ,ohrIn m T rhilndcnpha-and sold wholesale and 81
PrIS ~ "IEhnNs roln. Drug S'or" Camden 'roLAND
lie DR.: MA l.LOY. Chern W; PRAT'r& JAMES, New. pc
;ry kt re d REEDY. ChcstcrvIe u. l.. YONGuE. pc
lM nm ~ r. H. WEST Unionve: Dr. p ~ co. eff
). q n CLEVELAND, Charepon and by most Drug q
Ang 20, 1850 G6 Ipm
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Tic Doloreux al Neuralp,a

,ereS tr tbs and sgonzing complaints are umeda.
- 80 'ne application Of the GALv.Src B,,r S~cn.y
sysis , Ihe Belt ddues e Electricity ,bfourL ,
Directly e nn,n hiss locs effect and the Fluid scs
xn,c,;o,. 'e aheced nerves In these d,stress;n.
-NNolions the application NEVER FAILS a''ieas'ng
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Domestic Items,

(M,WN and bleachrd >heetings, every width.
- IIck,ng; EI gIish Long.c lolhs; Counierpanes'
pam ana a, hgured curtain Dlmity; garmSnlDimity:
c"Iored llomespuns and Denms; plaid LinSsyy'
Fiannels and Blankets, at all prices.
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IN QUART BOTTLI
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,I

THE CURE OF l,siI
For The, Removal and Permanent
Diseases arising from an Imprl
ofthe Blood or habit Of 81
. System, viz
Scnfnla or Kings Evil. Rheumatism Old
oil" Eruptions, Chronic Sore Eyes, King u
sra'd Head. Erlargcment and Pair rsI /,
Joints. Stubborn Ulcers, Syplllitic Symu
or L'lmhago and Diseases arising from
use fMercurr. Acidilics or Dropry. EIp
dence in Life: also. Clroric Cun.tituriinaI|
, The value of this preparation is }!
kown, and every day The field of ia a
lending. II is approved and hishlt]
,by Physicians, and is admitted ts,l
r,hAriul and searching preparation III
ThSs ever been employed in nedtl
,wnit fortunate victim oi hereditary i
" rsr;m,s glands, contracted sine ws an
Ths as been restored to health
.o,,o ,o ious patient. covered will
wL',Ie Seli and his attendants, b
hopeIessl igdreds Of persons, " no
lar rieyears, under cutaaenu1
plants sprihn and smt
tive or ans o'' oerahSe,nr
a, il were trothe circulation. IT.
repenera,ed cd rack of disease.
ticacy OF this III utions, gladly j1
The follow iido.e p'eparatr.
Taylor, geniIrt.,nca'e from
sise scquainrance}l hlss s'aSsM
lately appointed Ugh The soef 81,
Mon OF
Messrs. A. B. & Errk, pna1l IN ~
ing used and witncrseGds-'ea, ,,itour Ro
BILE preparation of Safe!is, 8, Here
sons in different parts piA .,Srn c
viz-V'ginla, Louisian, II sgsdfexict
much pleasure IN stating l.Esinio,
taiard ut its medicinal valats lawn
acted aIlnns; like d charm, A lance,
enervated slate of the rys&iA lc;lin
most agreeable manner, stgI iuvi.
influence. ~ IiE
Your Sarsaparilla is hS1 ani
siveIy used by the army ~ End mi
Gen. Zachary Taylor, haAs ,,.t Il
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