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From the Cincinnati Commercial
The Beauties of Government Liquor
Dealing.

Massachusetts is an exceedingly moral
state. Her soil underlies Plymouth Rock
and her people are models of all the virtues
Her newspapers are continents of intelli-
gcuce unequai(d by those of any part Of the
world. and her churches are the only oriho-
doX institutions of the kind in existence.
Massachusetts Il the mother of the modern
Athens, and the home Of the piscatory aris-
tocrats known "a Cod. She is productive OF
ice and poetical literature, and exports to
her sister states about equal supplies OF brass
ard OF brains.
Massachusetts, l. a model state Cor dealing
in that species of morality known legal
su,sion. Her people have an unbounded
kith in the virtue of law books, and are
riolently enannnr...l sf tI,r s,rus,,--- aLioh
81, n 20 make men moral and religious by
statut". Massachusetts, has probably passed
more license laws, and regulations for sup
pressing intemperance than all the other
states put together. II is true, she has had
To r peal them. almost as fast they were
ensctcd but each repeal has been followed
by re- enactment more stringent and more
unsuec ssful than the preceding. II is true,
the origination OF the Maine law Is TO he
CREDITED TO another State; but il was reserv-
I'D 10 Massachusetts,. TO round out it, pro-
visions TO something approaching practical
state.
For some half dozen years past. Massa-
chnsctts has reioiccd In the possession of a
STATE Liquor Agency" This was none
ether than genteel Government Ligpor
shop. Whereby. all other dealers bring pro-
hlbitrd a Ia Maine Law. the public might be
supplied with pure article for indispensable
purposes. warranted not To contain more than
the ncrdful variety Of chemical substances.
This highly philanthropc aim Of the Gov.
ernmeui. designed Ia discourage the inordi-
nate consumption of logwood aud strychnne
rs articles of human diet. worked we'll for
slime. Gentlemen OF the Hippocraies and
Galen calling. always sensitive a. the claims
o( good liquoF. found the Government article
wen adapted 10 the ailments OF the body.
and. although il may not have bees able 10
minister TO a mind diseased" the phySi-
clans Of souls were still accustomed 10 rely
upna il as a safe specific for sacrameasal
usez.
The oficial supply Of liquors bearing the
isnpTtnaafar OF the Government, was required
"a be provided by State Commissioner. and
10 be- passed trough the hands OF State A.
saver, sappossd to be familiar with all the
laws of chemical analysis Then. the article
81 certified purity was distributed over the
State TO depnty liquor agents in all prineipai
towns. and the liquor lowing from tbs great
central reservoir ~ Boston, went meandeFing
and gurgliag through The supply pipes into
the casks aud drmijohns 81 The sci CT and Ia
varcd usorsals--nsualiy druggists-who dis
pen-ed Il al retail 10 che thir.ly eea~amers.
SO weRt II ~ good Old Massachusetts,
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Is, 1859.
The President is free in expressing the
opinion that no treaty with Mexico is 10 he
expected. Contrary speculatiOus are wholly
unauthorized. MIR. McLane returned for Oh
servation only. A member OF the British Lee
CATION at Mexico, reached here yesterday,
and describes the condition of things as
shocking at the capital there being no safety
for life or property.
The physicians attending Senator Douglas
have formally stated in writing that his dis
ease is govt in the stomach. to relieve them
selves from the professional responsibility of
silly contradiction which some OF his indis-
Greet friends prompted. Senator Douglas is
improving, and the crisis is considered az
past. though care is still required. Mrs.
Douglas is gradually convalescing. Both
have been in extreme danger.
There is no purpose entertained OF recall
ing Mr. Dallas as il is feared that such step
might prosecute him into the Presidency,
which is the last thing desired here.
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The IrrepressfbIe Conflict.
The Tribune thus widens the breaches,
fans the fames,-re-opens the wounds

The Tribune thus widens the breaches, =
fans the fames,-re-opens the wounds
=" Let us have no hypocrisy. Virginia has
reached crisis in her history. She should
go where the belong s-among the oppres-
sOrs Of the human race-aHd have the honesty
to admit her position. She should break her
present seal and adopt another more true to
The fact. The new one shOuld represent in
The foreground a slave-driver, whipping his
drove to the field; in the background, Gov.
Wise hanging John Brown; aud the motto
should be = Death to all champions of equal
liberty" This is really what the Governor
holds to. Has be the manliness to act out
his principles ~
Consider, that in 1875, that Virginia was
the same as now; in 1871 the same. We
have lived in peace with her, now 100 years
and more-but in 1859.
g Virginia has reached crisis in her history ~
The conflict exists The Farewell Address
is heard no more among the Republicans of
the North IN. Y. Express.
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New Jersey Election.

The Trenton STATE Gosefte OF Friday states
the majority of Mr.. oLoEN (OppoSItionl for
Governor at l.9s6 in the whole State. returns
having been received from all the counties.
The Opposition have a majority on joint bal
lot in the Legislature. The Senate stands :
Opposition, 8; Democrats, 10; Straight Amer
lean, l. The House: Opposition. 81; Demo
Gratis, 2s; Straight American. 2; Ind, pendent
Democrat, l. Opposition majority on joint
ballot 4, excluding Americans and Indepen-
dent
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AFrERNonN SESSION.

The House met. and resumed the consider
alton of Senate hill to incorporate the Ten
sy in this Hill is on the amendment proposed
by III" Committee on interpretations. to make
the stockholders individually liable for all
debts of the Company. This proposition was
further discussed 10y Messrs. Jones. Ewing
Furrelly, Brazelton. Bicknell. Trewhitt, and
Butler against and Mr.. Williams in its favor
Mr.. Ford, having obtained the floor, gave
way for motion To adjourn till tomorrow
morning Q o'clock. which was made and pre-
vailed.
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SILVER NINE SAnKASsAs-The Fort Smith
Herald has the following: From an aequain-
tsnce OF ours from Carroll county, We learn
that mine has been discovered that has
been worked, as mining tools aud the remains
OF an old buffalo robe were found within tie
mine. Some several thousand pounds have
been taken out, the mine heing some fonr "a
Elk feet thick, and IL Is believed 20 b. very
rich silver ore. Carroll, we know, /. rich In
lead aid marble.
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Numbers stl Ill, 400 l,Io4, ,s7t, so5 {S7,
$50, 2,eOo, Se44, s,es7 All 2os, COS s,9o7,
Q, 81, 6.947, $40, s,15i, i6ss, 1891, I2,709,
/. So, 0ss, Is als, 1880 1887 ga 20 Gas,
20 7s sos 70 SIS, 20 $40, p I9o Il 5ss, II 100,
~ 40 81 ss7 23l7e - 439 20 AIS 2s.4sI 20 cog,
isc, 2s153 2s,s6I, &yt2I, ~ 600, z5,6I, 2Dl51s
-si 900 each.
The next Drawing OF this celebrated Lottery VA
take place the goth OF November. For particulars
see advertisement IN another column.
novls-dStwlt DON RODRIGUEZ.
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Es-"liell. my dear hearers" exclaimed
an IRISH clergyman, while addressing barn
iull Of barbarians, in the back part ri Emer-
aid lsle-"heli is place OF indispensable
torment, besides being altogether ineonSeni-
ent.r
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

ykTE now receiving nne assortment OF Fur
w nishirE Goods Of which name SHIRTS
every variety ofpatterns and yies-CollaTs,
hoo~s. R.sr tsal
Serchiels, Umbrellas, uNDERwEAK-eyery varie-
ty--Money BELTS, HALF HDsE-of Cotton Wool No
rlno, aud COMMUNICATING SHAM 5. Gauut-
noy12tf J. II. NctsfiI.
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ETA Printer's Devil. wanting TO kiss his
sweetheart. addressed her ~ follows
Miss Lucy. ean have the pleasure Of
placing MY "Impssnt~ On your hlllg'
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houses and Lots
AT BLIC SALE.

an fRfnAf, 18Th NofFGREH, 1888, % TIE prs.
" uiises. Sti sell Al giabiie sale. that vanable
inprovrd property q tbs late M IArxer staaisd
csslifge street "a AeesTeek's Brit aadttioa ne
iot feHfs ninety ave feet 90 College street ras
hack abeut $50 feet u Ally, Thefo ere Il q
ffame hoesrss sth all s.tAer necessary cut hoases
the lot, uhtgh has hcea eisaaef, and each coa-
tanE frofa three 10 "a fsoms. Bli IA Eood retair
Ittz prep Ffy ksuatru h one q tis nsl thiek IA
s<itsssi. and last impTes rs stdiiiuns Nashsil
and - - every rrffect desirable property We
would earnestly csn tie aztrn1on q fhose sisHiar
ssis ana -essd as1 AZ s1ssninAlion - before azy
II sate. .... 1905
fsss 90 s4ts--er shiEe cash halssss 10 enc znd
i've years, sltA lptsrest. snd fi-n refalnsa :. -
Z I. GLeascock c..
naEs-a1- Au<al.L
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Dissolution.

THE eo-pArtnerxhp heretofore existng under the
Il style aaa aFm ~ \ ". LANGLEY 4 co., has
the day eeen dissolved b. nsnfsal The -
basiless ALI hereafter be conaaoted By J. W.
EAS6Lkx, Who aioae - authorised 10 settle ths
basiners q ne i-te ara. IL Is - Az
a. RrcKER. u.
J. ". LAsGilf- "a
Nashville, Jtiy fFt. 1889. nH
S.h-Tae Business hereafter VII Re eondaeted
b. ne undersigned, al The old sand, - sns'n
stre>s ,. ". LANGLEY.
.r,aa-tf 49,
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Ho1loway,s PiIls.-Bilious disorders u
every l. pc, from silght arrangement OF the liver
To cohhrme iundice, and inter miiteBts uf the most
obstinate type, subdued by opurse OF Hol
loways Pills. No. s0Maden Lane, n.
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Mile Camille Urso's Concert !
BRANDY. RRANDYu

NTEbGve just received to be sold Tor account
w eons'gnecs the iol owing superior nTai dy viz
Hall Pipes Oiard, lmpey Co Cognae, 1852;
:" Pineit Cssiillan Co. - 1854;
4QuArier :" Bisquib lssT.
- Guard, nuPey a Co. - lass:
The above will be sold on a credit Of four months
u not disposed OF previous to BeEt auction
Tuesday nexD % Viii be offered aaeton. Call
and examine IL.
CARTER. wusFoRD CO.
oet-s No. Market srtSet.
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MARRIED..

in Pulaski on the 18th October, by the Rev. J. +.
White, Mr.. W. W. WISsrEAD to Miss AMKRIcA c. oLwER,
ali OF Pulaski.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY. Nov. II. 1859.

THURSDAY, Nov. II, 1859.
The House met pursuant to adjournment:
and after the reports of several committees
resumed the consideration of the unfinished
Business of yesterday.
The question being on the amendment Of
fered by Mr.. Davidson, was then Withdrawn.
Mr.. Lea offered an amendment making the
stockholders liable to the amount of their
stock for the debts of the company; and ma
king the company subject to all general laws
regulating steamboats,, steamboating, COM
merce and navigation, which was accepted
by Mr.. Farnelly. and adopted by the House.
The bill then passed its third and last read
ing. yeas Al, nays 20 A motion was made
TO reconsider the last vote, and tolay that
motion on the table, which was agreed to-
Senate bill TO change the time of holding
the Circuit Courts in Robertson county pass
cd its third reading.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Brazleton's resolution requiring the
officers of the Bank OF Tennessee and branch
es to report TO the House the amount of all
notes discounted by them in the last twelve
months. and for whom, was taken up. and
Mr.. Hebb moved TO lay it on the table, which
failed. On motion of Mr. jon the resolution
was amended by including bills of exchange,
and Tor two years instead of twelve mouths
Mr.. Williams of Hickman. proposed to
amend by requesting, The same information
from the officers of the Union and Planters
Banks and branches. which was accepted by
Mr.. Brazelton and the resolution as amends d
was adopted.
Mr. Johnson offered resolution recurring
certain information in relation to the sus-
pended debt of the Bank of Tennessee. and
other matters. Rule suspended and resolu-
ton adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Nall, a bill to defray the expenses of
the Circuit Court in Obion county West of
Reelfoot Lake.
Mr.. Butler. a bill to give State aid to the
Virginia. Tennessee and North Carolina Rail-
road Company.
Mr.. Baker, of Perry, bill to extend the
corporate limits of Decaturville in Decatur
county.
Mr.. Richardson, bill TO define the duty of
entrytakcrs and for other purposes South and
West of the Congressional Reservation line.
Mr.. Harris, a bill to amend sections 5O7 and
of the Code.
Also. bill to amend section 643 of the
Code.
Mr.. Vaughn. bill TO repeal section and
of chapter l57. passed January 10. 1850.
Mr.. McCabc, a bill for the relief OF persons
holding notes of the Exchange Bank of
Tennessee, TO be paid out OF the State
Treasury.
The special order being Senate bill to in
corporate the Tennessee Iron Company was
taken up. and Mr.. Williams, of Hickman.
occupied the remainder Of the morning in
its discussion.
The house then adjourned till O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
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INoR terra Of years, Que OF the most aesirabls
IL YARNS IN the County OF Davidson, three mfls
IRON NarLvllle. tie North siGe Of The cumber-
land river, eontainIng Zoe acres; .e0 open and
eu xzton E{h large and comfortable Dwelling,
khchcnk. Smoke houses aud all necessary out
house, The Farm 10 ~.ii xaiered ana has 1ne
orheaFd apOn 81 A nne lot Of Corn. Fodder and
Oats Gao be purchased ~ ths f=rIo. For fur
Iberinformatiot apply 81 40. Al Cherry street.
oct21-u MICiiAkl VAUGHN.
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BLACKMAN 4 GIILEsPIF.
Sherins Sale.

Sheriff7s Sale.
DY virtue az an alius ~ pa a. me directed. and
ID delivered from the Honorable Crcsis Court Of
davidson county, Tennessee At is September Term
1859 will expoSe On pablo SALE 20 the highest bidder
for cash at the Court house Yard IN the cay Nash
VILE on Tuesday, the issh day neeember 1889 all
shc right title claim iutsrcef sid estate ~hsch John
c. Nctemors then had, or may have since acquired ,
in and 10 the following described lots Pieces a
Land situated 30 the state of Tennessee, county Of
Davidson city q Nashville helng Lots Nos. LIS and
lep IN What Is known the Earruws crave gslan OF
lots, which il registered IN the ReEister's Once 81
ravidson csunty. 81 Beck 3, rage 6a7 ant to which
reference made FOR more Fun description kefer-
, also made o. deed registered the Regis
ter's 0acc ~ ntvidsan ccuhis. IN B1ak = pszrs
ee7 eos snd 600. ; n. asrshaii 10 said McIernSrr.
being iryied on the property q J-hn c. Nc
ISnsFe - sktiEfy Judgement renfsred in fasaE 81
RnGegt Woods, execnior, hEntnst John {. MciscEorr
Irvssd 2sIh o. October, lst9
IAMFS ". HINTON,
sheriff q fiaxidsen county
By F. C. DRAKE. pspuy sbsTH-
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oct2s-tf
Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
49, 80 Esssgs -

49, 49, 49, 1850 -
Two through Passenger Trains between Nash.
vile and Louisville, making close connections at
Louisville for New York, Boston, PhiiadeI phia Bal
iimore, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara Falls
Cleveland, Cincinnati, 81. Louis, and the far West
First train leaves NashN lille az A NJ daily SION
ping az Gallatin, Bowling Green, Glasgow junction
Ezabethtown, and allregular stations South Of Lob
anon Junction, when sgnalled by flag, and Arriy-
ing in Louisville at 2:.0 P. NJ Returning, leaves
Louisville at ESQ A. NJ, stopping as above and ar
irving IN Nashville at $40 =. NJ.
Second train leaves Nashville at 2.25 T. NJ daily
Sundays excepted,) stopping FIRST train and ar
irving in Isoui-ve at u at night. Returning leaves
Louisville at 2;2l p. NJ, stopping as above and ar
irving in Nashville al 1910 a. night.
Gallaiin Accommodation Tram leaves NAshvfiie
daily Sundays exoeIted) at 400 p. NJ. stopping at
regular stations when sgnRlled by flag and arriy-
ing in Galaiin at6@5P NJ. Returning leaves Gala
Tin at 30 A. NJ, and arrives in Nashville at s45
A. NJ.
JAMES i. GAMBLE, sup't.
A. J. FEID, Gen Ticket Ag't now ar
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new Aoufrtisemfnts.
The Battalion QuadriIIe Band

n announcing themselves gan 'tion adapt
ed TO the desires e the rerpschurcap comm unity
also assure she pu bic that ihey prepares
eommodAte Weid!ng PARTIES, Sorees. Balls and any
other occasion where string music Is required the
most liberal arfiic-siou % HEecHEIi FEN-
Toy and II MCCLURE 4 BENSoA's Muse store Union
ssIreet novis- lin
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Notice.
n ,HE ssbs<rbsrs % the steek q the spring
Il street. hriase Con- p&ny rec sesiea % naest
the nee q A v ;. Lads..ys Esd. 50 saturday /,
ne iesa day 81 ncoelssr nsx.s fsr tks pErPees q
electiEg seven Dtrectors.
b. ordsr Of the Commissioners.
noalo-Sd
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LADIES VESTS.

IIfeH ssks saalenz slesses. heavy An1 81 A<sz
49, Ie-u - s.. Ii. Ncf[IL-
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NOTICE.
usvEyour Dwelling. and other property insured
NASH AZ mARR.

Who are agents for well kaosa IasurAnes comps
mics wth large cash apltois that A~Ays have their
losses . osagtly P@il- Ma - College slEees.
noH4k4
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To Whom it may Concern.

A LARGE lot OF unclaimed baggage remaining at
IA the Depot of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad 10 called for before the 18Th day OF
Dece nber next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. WILL that
day be sold at public auction, 10 the highest bidder
10 pay expenses OF storage
r. ". COLE,
novfT-td Superintendent.
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Gr@fenberg Vegetable Pills.
THE Grefenberg Vegetable Pills are offered only
Il valuable for the cure of diseases arts ng from
arrangement in the digestive organs and the symp-
toms indicating their need are, generally,
Observation-Disclosures
Uneasiness after Eating
Biiiousness -Acidity-Nausea-
Flatulenee-Want of Appetite
Debility Faintness-Pain in the Stomach
and Bowels
Dispepsia-Liver Complaint-B oils-
Eruptions- Disturbed Sleep
Gripings-
Feverlshness and Low, Bilious and Remitent
Fevers.
In all Fevers, Erysipilas, and any arrangement of
the system arising from exposure, improper food or
want of action in the digestive organs, the use of
these pills will restore health and will ward serious
DISEASES
AS family medicine they uneQualed, and
given upon the first occurrence Of unpleasant symp
toms. they will fit Of sickness and an expen-
sive doctors bill ClergymeD lawyers and others
who sit and write much. will find them invaluable
On account Of their great millnesss and from IN.
fact that they gTips RduSede ledre The JOlues
IA e0rlStipded condition. the g. OeezibeFg Pis tcil
be found more pt, asont than any others.
az Price p cents per bcx. On the recent OF
one dollar four boxes will be sent by mail, free OF
postage, TO any part of the country.
ALEX. MAJ KENZIE,
nov1f-tf IA College street, Nashville.
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co-PARTNERsHIP.

I'VE hzxs fhls czy s<ze. izt<t ~ilh as n sss
w Greee<s bzsls<ss Mr.. G. N. a. hrrlx< and q
T. Enrs- IAs s<yss q ths ara. hsze<sr. x1il -
uAin h><s1ezers- He very <hankfel e ne
su,eIsnnzy Gar sheir liberal p4iroeaEe already -
szae -. sn4 ArRe <het ~ 81 al - ine< fr~f
1z-snzloa e.<h ccf hee z<s.cI.le-l = =.
sssz-e. kiEkf2rHlck. EEyzSs = 90
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T. 5. Arthur's New Beck.

O. 1~1ZZ1 4kENN -.
o. ~ Trails q . ssseis H1u4a. Dx.T a 4rshss.
Aat1sr e pseioFs nssshisz. LsFs h ns<h-iils.
xrs A. cszEisss = eco gsss4ss. es.na 81 -.
Paper 81 % - goHN YoRK 4 q.
.gxs-.i - - 49, - y - -
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Cotton Yarns.
TSstoreand for sale, At Handsomely prices
l. large 4sanfit ofthose Celebrated Cotton fArps
enthusiastically The Piaewo"d Factory which for
quality AID superiority stan vailed Our stock
enbr esAltIhe aunibefs
slzgLL, HOOPER 4 Co.,
srTe-tf Nos. same AaFke
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noYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

The following numbers drew the Principal Prize
In the Drawing OF November eth, 1852
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kENOSENE OIL.
rhe New York Kerosene Oil Co..

(fsTShtlsHFD le34.)
A NNOuNCE that, having made great Improve
~ mcnts in the manu- faciure of Kerosene they are
now enAbied TO offer 80 10 Iha Trade
~ A Reduced Price.
The attention Of CONSUMERS IL respectfully called
10 the sabjoined table the result af photoneircaI
sxamnsilon, by EbwAkD y. KExr, Of New York
Chem ist ar dated Feb 3. 1856.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-29
Gaortcstrr Daily spp,

"a GENTLEMAN OF THE OH School. "A
New York correspondent of the Charleston
Mercury SAYS of a well-known physician who
walks Broadway in knee-breeches -
The only surviving eccentric worth men
tioning is DIR. Boyle, who dresses in the knee
brooches, buckled shoes, shad-bellied coat,
huge lappetted vest, cooked hat, ruffles, and
flowing wig of last century. Its a mere within
of the Nj. D., who is very sensible person
otherwise. When he was boy he had
strange hankering for that costume, and deter
mined TO indulge in it when he was rich
enough, for the suit is about ten times as ex-
pensiye as an ordinary civilians. An increas-
ing medical practice enabled him to crafty his
cherished wish eight or ten years ago, and
since then he has played the antique very
creditably. He is about forty-tive, and jovial
by nature but as he stalks through Broad
way, his cast-iron face never reveals the
slightest consciousness that he is stared, point
ed, and laughed at by all the passers by. I'm
ruffied Except in his shirt bosom and wrist
lets) he strides on with a majesty worthy of
General Washington.
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Mrottlnes.
,ROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL, is a

CCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL, is a
~ constitutional disease corruption of the blood by
which this fluid becomes vitiaed weak and poor Being
in the circulation pervades the whole body and may
burst out disease in any part of it. No organ free
from its attacks nor there which may destroy
The scrouous faint varously caused by mercuria dis
ease. low living disorered unhealthy food impure
air. filth and filthy habits the depressing vices and above
ALL the venerial Infection Whatever be its origin, is
hereditary in the constitution descending from parents
children third and fourth generations; indeed
it be the rod of Him who says, Il will visit the
impurities of the fathers upon their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the blood OF
corrupt matter which, in the lungs liver and
internal organs is termed tuberces in the glands swell
ings; and the surface, erupons This foul
corruption, which genders in the blood, depresses the
energies of life that crouous constitutions not only
suffer from scroous complaints but they have far less
power withstand the attacks of other Diseases
quenty numbers perish by disorders which, although
scroulous in their nature, still rendered fatal by
this faint in the system Most of the consumption which
decimaes the human family has its origin directly in this
scrolous contamination and many destructive diseases
Of the liver kidneys BRAIN and indeed of all the organs
arise from are aggravated by the same cause.
Onequarter of all people scroulous; their pc
invaded by this lurking Infection and their health
undermined by it, To cleanse ii from the system, we
the blood by Alternative medicine and nvigo-
rate it by healthy food and exercise Such medicine
supply in