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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29

Agres Of Yarmouth Ms from Liverpool bound W. zth on
Barnegat In company with Bremen bark Industrie
Bark reindeer new) Frsbee, New Haven, days. In bal
last TO Thos Trowbrdge Sons. 8.
Brig Camuck (of Hacbas johnson Neuvtas Is days. with
sugar and moada to Simpson mayhem Been IL days Of
Hatteras.
Brig Sawyer Means. Elzabethpor for Boston. 81
Schr Fannie CurI of hichmoud Bray, Rio Janero Sept
H. with coffee to master sept n, lat I7S Ian "a W. spoke
brig Taluah OF Baltimore from Rio for New Orleans
Schr Sunny South Weeks st johns River Fla.
schr Claremont Johnson Savannah With cotton
70 hcCready Mott Co. Had very heavy weather. flying
jib, dc.
schr Smith, Smith. Charleston, Q days. Experienced
heavy weather, split ioresail shifted cargo, &c.
Schr Nickerson, Fulford, Georgetown, SC, 3 days.
Schr Ben, Lynch. Wilmington Nc, 6days.
Schr Charles Colgate, Cooper Wilmington Nc.
Schr Matilda Wells Crook Wilmington, NC
Schr y Wocot Couch, Wilmington, NC, days.
Schr s Philips Crosby. Virginia, 2days.
6chr Caroline Miller, TRULY, Virginia
6chr s. I.ucar Adams, Rocklsnd 4 days.
6chr Thomas Cooper Taylor, Albany for Providence
sloop livingston, Bcal Saugerties, 4 days.
Steamer Petrol. Baker, Providence.
BELOW.
Bark'Industrie (Brem Hilken from Bremen, Sept 6.
Also, . herm brig.
SAILED.
Ships Webster Liverpool Success, New Orleans Zcnobia
DO France Caliso barks DUO De Eormandie Orb Hayre
Good.pes5 Mobile brig w Ring. Matanzas; schrs
Gould GIbraltar; Clifton. Ruatan island and others
Sailed HA-Seamship De Soto, Havana snd New Orleans.
Wind during the day W.
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,xpoKrs or CorroN DOMESTIC GooDs FROM THE PoRT OF
Ekx YnRK LaR TIE XYEK ENDING OCTOBER 28.

Since January 1...................... 50 ,S44
With the exception Of fair amount of near by trade,
the fall business may be considered approximatng its
close though renewals Of orders from various parts Of the
country continue to in usual, and will likely
be repeated to some extent up to the opening OF
the spring trade Cotton fabrics Of some descriptions
accommodating while in the absence OF active sales prices
rcentions more or icss dormapt iohhers hold With
confidence and of cheap and heavy qualities to meet the
by trade the business Is fair Drills were in good
export demand and sustained full prices Heavy and
Light brown sheetings and shrtings steady,
though not readily saleabe at former rates. Bleached
goods without change OF moment. The movements
and changes in other domestic goods not Of sufficient
importance to make any detailed notice necessary and
the remark will apply in great extent to the
ket for foreign goods The auction sales this week have
been conducted a reduced scale and drawing
on towards their close for the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29

IaEnultn hour was uu ana neavy, Win safes OF 2UO
900 bbs at SIS 35 SO 49, Southern -four steady for
grades, ard less buoyant for brands The
of the above quotations Rye -four steady, with
good demand. The sales embraced 200 n 300 bbs at
quotations Corn meal was firmly held, with sales Of Jcr
sey and Brandywne, closing quiet and without change in
prices Wheat heavy at the opening but closed with
tone in prices with purchases for shipment to Liver
pool The transactions footed up about IS 900 200
bushels 81 SIS for choice white Kentucky 81 40a 81 as
for white Western 81 35 for white Canada 81 20 for red
State, and 81 II 81 ID for Milwaukee club, white Mch
gan 81 As 81 So and 81 38 for amber colored West
Corn without change Of moment, though firmly
heidi the sales embraced about 900 5000 bushels at
81 OF for Jersey yellow and 81 for Jersey white Western
mixed, with limited supply, firm. Sales Of 1000
bushels rye made at Soc. Barley was rmer and in
fair request with sales Of about II 900 bushels
Soc S3c for State and at S3c S5c for Canada East
Oats were selling 44c 45c for State and Canadian at
44sc 45c The following table, giving the receipts and
exports Of flour and grain at this port for the week end
ing to-day, from the circular Of Messrs. G. W.
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MARlTIME INTELLIGENCE,
--------~~~~-~~~-~~~~~>>
ALMANAC YoRx-rHIs DAY.
SYN RIsys ~ NOON Is
SUN SETS "
Port OF New York, October 20, 1859,

CLEARED
Steamship Bremen CBrem) Vessels Bremen and Southamu
ton-Gelpcke, koutgsn n Rechet. -
Sup Indiaman, Smith, Hong kong-A Iadd K Co
ship ID Metcalf Stetson San Francisco-Wels Emanuel
ship Doctor .Barh diam, Meyer, Hamburg-L Amsinck.
Shp Narquia, Watts, New Oreans-N II Brigham.
Shp Antocrat, Isrower, New Orleans--J Ward a Co.
ship Emp press i%sr ,,,, Mob,le-Iiarbeck &Co:
Bark Pride Of the Sea- urann, Arroyo, PR-Yznngs del
Bars Louisa KIlham. White, Havana--I eager
Brig Dennison, Hathaway, Manaanilla-Post a Small
Brig Princess Royal r. Pearman, Bermuda-smlh Jones
&Co.
Schr Fearless tIsr) Doe Bcrmuda-sicCall Firth ~
Schr Manchester, Chichester Richmond
schr Howe, Applegate, Peersburg-van Brunt 4
ssr = Barkalow Bodinc Norfolk.
schr Eliza Rebecca Price, Phiadclpha-las Hand.
Schr Chronomeer, Person, Portland-G L Hatch Co.
schr q l.. Lowell, Boston, W Mckee.
steamer Aida Robinson. Philadelphia.
Steamer Concord. Norman. Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
Steamship Northern Light Tnkcpaugh Aspinwuli Oct 20
SPIN, with ~ passengers and specie 10 ID II Allen. .
Steanshlp Jamcsown skinner Richmond, &c with rndso
and passengers. to 1udam A Heineken.
Steamship Locust Point French Baltimore with mdsc 70
ship st.rsh sof Boston,, Hcwe~ Manila Julys passed An
jier Aug win hemp sugar Sc master July a. at the
northern entrance the strait OF Marasss spoke ship Sea Ser
pen OF New York from Foo chow foo or London, and
nso company with her on Cape Good Hope sept Z sept
DAYS from Calcutta for Bosion ID c. 81 spoke
PARK Mayower nuntre u days hence for Barbados same
, On" o's Ross sweetser from Norfolk FOR West In
ship Universe, ncwar IAyerpool sept H. with mise and
sas pas,engers al we'll, TO Williams Guon. Oct L. saw
susrc Jog Of tnlrr marked black paint al lat Is So
,on 20 ~ pased abandoned vessel arparrntly n Rrisl
rv her mouse ON hr quarter deck Tainted dark drsb
a 'o'emas' anaioTe yard standings Same day, spoke brig
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HELP wANTED-MALEs,

A GENTLEMAN ABOUT TRAVELLING TO EUROPE
n wishes an intelligent YOUTH about 6 Il years age to
accompany him page he must be educated and OF willing
disposition Address G. Henry Herald Office stating when
and where an interview may be had
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FRErcHTs.-To Liverpool $50 bales of cotton were en-
Steamer at Soc 200 boxes Cheese, do at 4os To Lon
don so tierces rice engaged 0 and so boxes to-
bacco at 3s 3D. To Bremen 100 bales cotton were taken
at lid, and 100 cases tobacco at los. It's. Cd.
HAY continued in active demand, with sales of about
1000 bales at roc 75c for shipment For city use, in
lots, it was selling at e0c.
IRON steady with sales of Scotch pig at 1913 so s24
in small lots
LIME in good demand with sales of GOO SEQ bbls
Rocklapd at 75c per Dbl.
MoIAssEs-Ihe sales embraced about 200 hdds. Porto
Rico at SOC. and go do. Cuba muscovado at 26c.
NAVAL SroREs.-Spirits turpentine were steady but
quiet at 1870 47c. common rosn quiet and
na; 100 bbs. fine sold at S. SO and 200 do at 81
crude was nominal
PRov1sIoSs.-Por market was more active with
good demand for future delivery The sales the spot
Is unnspected do at SIS 371 sales of 900 bbs were
made at SIS 25 buyers option all the year and 900
sellers option all the year. reported sold at Sl4 5
Beef was in better supply and the market heavy with
sales 400 500 bills, including old and country prime
at "a $4371 old country ut S. and repacked mess
at 80 % $40, and 81 30 for extra. Beef hams were
quiet at SIS $16 Lard was less buoyant and active
with sales Of about 200 bbs. at 1O3c llc the latter
figure for good to prime quality Butter was steady with
mand and prices fully sustained.
RE was steady, with moderate sales of small lots
unchanged prices
SUGARs-The market was more active and the sales
embraced about 500 1000 hhds. Cuba muscovadoes,
part within the range OF 6c 71ac and the remainder
on private terms
wants The sales embraced 65 hhds Kentucky at 4a1c
SIG, 81 bales Havana at &c &c., 200 do Yara at D.
t. l47 do Cuba at t., and IS cases seedeaf s1sc
sic.
WooL-Thc market generally during the past week has
ruled quiet but prices have been well sustained Sales
comprise 30 GOO lbs pulled at SIC 4sc., according to
quality 35 100 lbs fine fleece at 4sc &c., $50 bales low
California l2c &c., and 100 bales Mcsza at 1sc &c.,
six months
wnsSrr.-The market less buoyant, while sales Of
figure
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CITY COrINIERCIAL REPORT.

T. H.
AsHNs-The market was steady, with sales Of 40 so
bbls. of pots and pearls, at SIC.
BREADsTyFFs.-Flour-The market steady, and
closed at decline Of &c. 10c., especially for lower
The sales embraced about le 900 bbs closing within the
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HIGHLANDS. Oct Is sunsesNo inward bound vessels In
sight Wind NV, light; weather clear.
LONG BRANCH, Oct a sunset-No inward bound vessels
In sishI Wnd W. light; weather clear.
SANDY HOOK, Oct q. sunset-Passing In, brig. Wind
NV fresh; weather clear
MfscellaneOus.
THE HAMBURG STEAMSHIP IiNE-owing 10 some additional
improvements about being made the machinery
ship sxona Of the Hamburg American Packet Company
will be unable 10 san her appointed day. consequently the
sailing days Of the steamers Of this line have been altered
follows-
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made at this port last week were largely uhucr 'e
for the period for the two previous years. while the
amount thrown upon the market was largely under the
amount for the same week in 1885, but in excess Of that
in 1887 Compared with the movement of last week. tho
entries show largo falling of, viii be seen from the
following comparisons
Fbr ue aocek ending Entries WhhdrGmdls
October q .... 81 ,1sO259 1871 414
October 2S ....... 402764 3S3497
Difference 81 ,377,555 1,347 ,9l7
The sudden decrease shown by the above figures is at
trbutable in part no doubt to the detention Of home
ward bound vessels by contrary winds. Yet we antc
pate light and decreasing mporaions for the remaining
two months OF the year: nor will large additions to the
stocks TO be carried tho spring trade be ne
cessary The total amount Of entries since the first of
january to the close of the year will probably reach some
thing 500 00O exceeding in amount for tho
time that OF any previous year within recollection
and the large distribution they have experienced proves
the progress OF the country In all the material elements Of
prosperity So far as exports DO asceraned for
1869, including agricultural products Chiefly cotton)
very close tally with the total value Of our imports In
direct trade with Europe the balance Of trade will pro-
badly be found considerably In favor but this lose
In our trade with Cuba for sugars and with Brazil
for coffee, and for teas and silks with China Whenever
the Louisiana sugar crop fails tho balance rolled against
in Cuba becomes enormous In 1861 1t was almost
entire failure and the Of mportations from
thence withdrew our resoWces IN specie and sterling
bills TO such an extent as to materially aid 10 precptang
the panic OF 1857 Our stock OF Cuba and Porto Rico
sugars in tho New York MARKET about the LIST OF July
1857 awaiting the operation Of the new tariff exceeded
winch, Win Jokes uelu AZ the
same time reached value in the neighborh0od Of &c.
600 900 We mention these fact show that danger
is 10 be apprchended from failure Of tho sugar crop
South, general thing than from overeradng with
Europe
Tho annexed tables give tho classification and value Of
the goods entered, warchoused and withdrawn the past
week, by which ii will be that the entries Of WOOL
lens amounted to $26452, coons TO $53743, silks to
3ol 337 flax to $50 ,076 and miscellaneous to SAP l3S
There decided increase in the exports last week,
and chiefly to China and by the ship Indiaman, which
yesterday for Hong Kong but intending to pro-
roaft Ipur liz
Culars:-
EXPORTS or CorroN DOMESTIC GooDs FROM THE PoRr OF
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Exports Of -four and grain from New York, for the
week ending Oct 26To Great Britain, 6,ss3 bbs -four;
10,796 bushels wheat To British provinces and other
places, 43 bbls -four $3.50 bushels Tota-22 l26
bbls. flour, 10, 795 bushels wheat, 1866 do
CoFFEE-The market was quiet, and sales Of 467 bags
of Rio were made at IL &c.
CoTToN active, and the tone of the market
exhibited steadness. The sales embraced about
1890 bales, closing the basis Of the following quota
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Entered for Consumption.

Imp0rtatiOns Of Dry Goods at the Port of
New York for the Week ending October
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12


90" A few dayt ago, the large and nearly
new engine PenHiehuuk, drew the noon eH-
press 20 Boston Amer the passengers had
landed, the engine back down 20 take out
the cara, when d yb ander said i--' You have
Only three wheels 10 your lender| On ca
animation, il was found that one Of the wheels
Cfour on o sidej was missing, and no signs
Of ils whereabouts. After time, the miss
log wheel was found, whole and sound, Ia
East Cambridge, close by the crossing AZ
Prison Point bridge. Thus the train had
gone about a mile oh the way over dy ka
and daw-brilgs, At foil speed, with wheel
OF, and nobody the wiser, The aEle bad
broken within the Wheel which had an In
side bearing" aud let Il dy Oft Lotesii
/ Courier,
THLrGmFmc Fnr-On Saturday even
Ing, the National Telegraph Line worked Ia
an unbrokeH circuit from New York 10 leay.
euvorlh, Kansas, aud subsequently 10 Puidr
du Clisn, Wisconsin Messages we're sent
and received with the same promptness with
which the. could have been sent ihy miles
The distance by the wires 10 Leayenworth I,
nrarly 1000 miles,
Why WELL-A young lawyer Of Phila
dcphia, wrote 10 IN old limb near Chicago
thus" IL there an opsnug in youI part Of
the country, that can get into P" Answer
" There j. an opening In my back yard about
thirty feet deep, no curb around II, II il vii
suiI come on" And the young spr,g replied
" II IL we'll"
~ a lady Who began to he weary ~ lh'
criticisms Of party Of gentlemen on eduo
line, exclaimed, $50 long ns hooped skirt
keep foolish people at con, enienl distance
just 10 long will they DO tolerated.
~ The Providence Journal wants {,
know Il the huukrup, ill., which sruaIo
loombs Is to Introduce into The Sruatc
includes ip 10. pro'iAions the National Urea,
ury,
b. GrrRouS 70 TnE LIvIVG As WILL
AZ JCsf 10 nm DrAp-lhc Montreal al
yerliscr iu reference To- the Centennial Culr
brIlion sals;-" Before is eelci dies away
aud while admiration tor The genius Of Scot
lands greatest puel.is vet intensified Toy lhl
celebration, We would call attention 10 th,
fact that two uf mis- sisters children, tll
Misses Bcgg, have witnessed. from condi
lion NJ actual irdigcncc, ON ovation Of thcI
uncle. ouC.huIdrcdth past Gi the cost Of vi icl
would have lllud them from bitter po,cry
aud that n Contribution Tor TINT purpos,
oIld bv no unit memorial "a the poets nirm
url, nid especially rrrditahlc 10 the preset
generation OF Sculohmen."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12
DEATHS.

LispsAY-iR sherbrooke, G. T., on Friday. Feh.
Z, MT. Arnold Lindsay, Of the hun Of Can
LindsAy, aged 80 years
HAHT-Ia wheelook, Jan, Z, Of typhoid fever,
Carslins NJ, daughter Of Nathaniel aud Louisa
n, Hart, aged IS yea -,
nuEpY-At Lyndon, Feh. /. Sarah Buudy. wife
ofLlJsh pupdy' eyed TO-
MAsos-At Paisley, Scotland, on the 20h n Ort
ober last, hJ, WA. Mason, aged as ys-H, for
merry ofltyegale, w.
RNrHy-In Chichester, n n, Dec 81, Sally
blanchard. widow ~ the late heHiamln Emery,
esq ~ Chiehosief, aged ~ years,
IN flmef years she was hForahy kh0wn 40 a
teacher 20 clover, Greensboro, and other tovns
in this 'lelny'
srEAHys-In Charleston IaA. so. Mrs Celia 4,
Royce, daughter 81 CLARK and Celia 4, Bisamt,
Of ~ Johnsbuy, aged 80 years.
Her langui.hing head IL az rsst.
lIs lilnkinR' aud aohings are DER,
Her Quift iWWoFRhle hTrast,
H. heh'ed by adliclI0n 40 more,
Her heart n no longer the seat
Ofuouhlr aud touurnR pAini
II ceases a. futtrT aud beat
No trouble hhal move IL again,
HEwyGwAy-In Waterford jar 81, Henry d
son n Darius and Lydia Hemingway, aged 20
Ycara, months, ~ days,
The deceased was young man ~ rare hbiliileS
ln his mAnufts ho was retiring, and while 9TH
rTs ~ Dol. associates were seeking cHl0ymcHts
in halls ~ pleasure, his moments were spent in
reading aud storing he mind With substantial
lu0Wlodge. Although be- was Ackn0v lodged by
all Who knew HIN ~ he one ~ the nobiest work =
! Of God-yet there wcfs few, yFry few, who were
well enough acquainted with his character, a.
appreciate him a. he deserved, liz never made
an open profession ~ religion, go through his
long and wearing s.C. ursf. Del exhibited tlaf
patience and confederation which Christian ,ir-
toe a'uur rHu'd INt3Yaft, III ffUT WIS rvrT
In God ~ Justice, and when thc fuufri Of
/ death Was prosecuted 90 him, hr always mauii
/ fn.trd pctfrrt resignation g. die of 90 live
This great anirtnn fills with almost ihsuVport1-
bio severity upuu bic borrowed parents, ll.s
/ stout f,mc and hrath' couu'on,nge hid rur.
blrd them ip cluster about him the hopes ~
their declining wears but unHVarrs that an de.
tltOyrr Fn common a. New Englauds sons ana
! dpuphtrrs-- oaFtnH ufioH--fsstrurd itself upon
! HI, ,ilsls, md al the healing powers could not
effect cufc
| Amer O lingering ~ many months, the angel ~
/ MERCY cHme With 'hsH'inr w NJ wings md
bore his pure sprit 60 that Haven n rect. whrrr
sickness and death are unknown and 10 The
/ presence ~ Ue Lamb that sitieth upon me
/ 1hNnc,' where there afs p,eaaurcs f1rrvrr
! muFr. Con-,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12

Az lNCIDEgT o. TiE STATING kEAsON,--
Among tho "reminiscences Of the last skating
Carnival, one nf the most refreshing b tie
story Of delicious and rdspy bic Of cOolness
o. shch the newborn fashion gave rise.
The SOY goes HAT young man veil known
in dpvn-town circles, taking advantage of %
dull afternoon, promises himself line season
of skating, and 20 enhance his pleasure de-
cilrs upon the Fair Ground az biz field, aud
also dispatches polite Invitation a. yuunF
lady friend "a he bis companion in the grace
hll paslime, Gladdened by an acceptance u
h.s Initiation, the youth meets his ladye
Fare 90 IN appointed rendezvous, which by
her selection, ID O stnre 90 Washington street
well known % thousands who have there
this season purchased eAorlenl skales. The
lady h punctual 20 the appointments bat %
the inquiry II abe was ready she Informed ihe
Young gent in The sWestest ~ tones that she
would gladly, most gladly be HE companion,
but alas, she had no skates, The answer 81
"pray select pair" was ready us the at
most galhnty could require, aud the shop
man accordingly displayed fine pair Of sew
en- dollar aud half articles, and Was reward
ed only by q high-hred stare Of astoniahmenI
on the part 81 The lady, and the curt Inquiry
shave you no better ones p "Cfnainly
madam" said the obligiug salesman, 40 he
unrolled palr Of fioe1fy.6re doiiaT runueli
and laid them upon the counter. "Ah, these
VIII answer nicely, ! will keep these, would
YOU notP' said she, with glance ~ her one,
happy but now dumbloundrd friend. by
by all means" came luuering lurlh from the
young gent, as vith un odd grimnce the mon
ey was plluked, aud the twain len for thrii
sport. Even for the season, this biz ni
ooolness was certainly remarkable,--H osioH
Journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12

u regard Mr. Eddy one OF the most sapab!e and
eessrul practitioners with whom have had onicaI
CITAs MASON" Commissioner Of Patents.
tawe ~itAtan Ia Assuring eatara tiat fhey
person
and crpsei a pattiag their apncAiauAln form H.
Tor them aud favorable confederation nj
the Patrnt once
EDMUND BURKE" Late oOmnissionor OF Patents.
"Bostun. February s. ivtg.
Mr. II II Eddy hssmsds for mo III IRr EN applications
NH hat on v OF which patents have granted ara
that ans pending such unmiftskahfe rfnof ~
ueut sud AFFINITY on hts part lca, ~ rccammsnd
n inventors 20 apply o. him 10 theIf paieta
no % having the mol faithful don be-
slowed the cases and At very rtsrnraiAc charges.
JOHN T6GCAnr."
From sept nth t3 10 June ITh IsSs the sutaeri,er
IN rougkr Ahis ltrEe practice. made rejected
piications. StXrEENAPPEAf. EVERY ONE o. Whieh
decided 10 bis favor. b. the CUnms~iNpsr n Fseua
n &C. TnUY.
Roslon. isnrsry tsu i,-iy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

tho most aitcctuGl fomedy which the medical
6k.l Of our times can devise far this every
where prevailing and fatal malhdy. IL Il com
bined from the most active TsmedlalA that have
beea discovered for the expurgation OF this foul
discrlor from the blood. and tho rescue u the
ryripm fon ith destructive consequences,
Hence IL should 10 employed jor the caro- 81
not only scsoiula, but ElAo thoto other alice
uoHE whrrh Hrirs from II, srieh a. bEsgEIyz
aad SEtv DIsEAsTa, ST. AsrnaNr's FRE,
R1sE, OF EnYIrELAs, PnrLHs, PusrULEs.
BL1cHLs, BLaINs and Dons. ToHoNt TETTER
and SALT hHEuM, Scalp HAD, MSawoRH,
hJfuNArsN, SrrulLiTfc and MEneuHiAL DIS
fAsrs, DRorsY, DTsFErafA, DuhILITY, and.
INDEED. AL CoEr.AiATs AniaiSo TRoH NIuA-
IT'D on IAPuRE DLoop. Tho popular belief
IL " inyHyify Of tlrbiood" Is founded In truth.
FOR serofula IL a degenantioA Of the blood. The
tartlculaf purpose and virtue Of this sanEpa-
T.!a Is 70 puffy and regeneIGte this Vital fuid.
without which sound health is impossible n
confanlinhtvd constitutions
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-02-12
Scrofula. on King's Evil,

q. q constitutional disCaso, . corruption Of Oh
blood. By which this Auid becomes FitiAtsd,
ulak, aud pDsT, heiag in he giTculAusa, -
p,rvadaa the Whole body, gnd may buut aus
10 disfmo on my part ~ 10. No organ u ffoa
from its attanks. noTis fhsTo ose which 4 fAgy
nnf fpstrpyr- Ihp cTuilIluut faint u YaIion4ly
caused ~ mercufia difehte. low living, dis
ordered or unlicalthy food, inatuTo air. hllh
aud hhhy habita, tlia dp,iT ssling vice., and.
above all. by tho YpngTrl ipieftina. What
ever 10 IT, origin, u il hereditary la che seh
stitution descending from pAS0nts 90 shllafea
unto tha third and fourth EeSsTailon !" indsea,
Il seeIns 10 be the rod Of Him Who says,
win yisit the iniquitiss Of the fathers upon
their children"
La effects eommsnas By dcpostiiOn FROM the
blood u corrupt on uleeruus matter, which, Ia
tho lung, liver, and Internal organs, "a tsTlned
tuborelos In the glands, sNslllngti and On
tho surface, crupdOna Of aoros This foul Ter
Tupti0n, uileh gss,dsFs Al the blood. dsITssscs
the energies % lie. 10 that seTaiilouH eonslita-
Tons not only suffer fspm tcrofulsus euH-
rlhhifs, but they have far lesa power 10 with
stand tlie attacks Of other diseases eonas-
quantity, vast numbers perish By disordsTt
which, although not scrofulouA in thsir mature,
arc ttill rendered fatal by this faint In the
system. biost Of lie consumption Fhirh as-
climates the human family hAi lts origin directly
IA this serofulous contamination and mAAS
destructive dissaass Of the liver, kidneys, hitiA
and. indeed, Of all ihe organs, arise iresn or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are seroiHlousi
their persons arc invaded by thls lurking IN
fcetion, aud thor health Ia undermined by a.
To cleanse Il from the system We must Fenovato
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vignrRts IL by healthy food and sGsTeiae.
Such q medicine NE supply m