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The other eatchman at the bridge was .uhss-
quentiy tasen BY the insurgents, ana conGned
uhuef guard IN the off e at the bridge When
TINS condition OF things was mAue plain to Cor
uetof fheips, he ordered William Wollery,
ward himself and had con terence with the
rioters. He was introduced to the reputed cap.
tain OF the insurgents, an old man who was
"aled Anderson ""'
Conductor Phelps told them he was in charge
OF the train. and carried the United States mail.
aHd desired to so through. This was granted
aai he was given five minutes to pass. Phelps
was ihen con sucted 10 his train, with man
oe'ote ana behind, with Fife pointed a, his
heat. He was told no.. On pain of de .th 10 i, oh
either way. The train immediately lett, and
tht is al, know.
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From the Baltimore Sun Extra of yesterday.
NEGRO INSURRECTION
AT s5Ma
Harper'S Ferry.
Headed by $50 Abolitionists.
THE ARMORY SEIZED TRAINS
STOPPED. z
Cars Fired Into-One Man
Killed.

FREDERICK, Oct. 17.-Informst;y,i h s
been received here this moraing Of for
midable negro instruction at H5rpet's
Ferry. An armed band OF aboliti 'n!sts
have full possession of Harper's Ferry
and the United States Arsenal. ~ e
The express tan East was e 81 into
twice, and one of the hands, a ne,co, was
killed, whilst trying to get the train
through the town.
They have arrested two mea who came
in with load Of wheat, and took their
wagon and loaded it with rifles, and scot
them into Maryland. They are lei by
about two hundred and fifty whites, WITH
gang of negroes fighting fur their free
DIN. They gave Conductor Phelps uo-
tice that they would not allow aty more
traias to pass. sr5
The telegraph wires are cut east aud
ives If Harpsr's Ferry, This intelligence
was brought by the train from toe West.
Grcas excitement here.
LATER.
Tie reports Of seryiie Insur. acti Il
at tlarper's Ferry are undoubtedly t,us
an without exaggeration. The leader
told Conductor Phelps, Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad train. "they ,eere de-
te'm|aed to hare liberty, OF die in tie at
tempt"
Their object in stopping further trains
was to save bloodshed by preventing the
arrival of the troops. One of the passen-
ees was imprisoned by them for LaIF al
houc.
The United States marines fgoa Wash
iIston have been ordered to Harpei's Fer
~ to protect the mails and the United
states arm Try, OF which they have taken
p.s ,ession. They will probably be accom-
pauied by troops from THE city and from
frederick, in an express train ftom this
llty, in few hours.
BALTo. AND ONO r. R. OFFIoi, /
III o'clock A. NJ.
The compaay's dispatches ave OF the
same purport as the above, bug they
think the statement exaggeratyd The
company's officers are busy vita ;i.eir
counsel preparing papers, &c, to pr, tect
tie road. They apprehend their trains
taay be peremptolily used tor ml,tary
purposes, and travel obstruct,d They
are awaiting the arrival of Phelrs train,
(the conductor who telegrdphed them
from Frederick to learn particulars. Sc,
before sending out the ey press. Il IS due
in half an hour.
The company have telegraphed P.esiient
buchanan and Governor Wise. Dr., Morris,
postmaster, is here with telegraph from
the President, directing him to make iaqGt-
ties. The company wish the general gov
ernment and State of Virginia to take care
each OF its own affairs, without requiring
the company to do it.
The President has telegraphei ths Sci
erck volunteer companies to go to Hi'p4i's
Ferry, and they are already in arms, as PEI
dispatch-to protect the mails.
Major General Egerton, Captain Lloyd
Parks, and Others of the Baltimore military,
were in conference with the president o.
the road at the Camden statios at IL O'clock,
but We did not learn what action was deci
ded upon.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT
Arrival of the Train from Har-
per's Ferry.

From gentleman well knownin this city.
who came passenger ia the Western Ex-
press Train, which reached Harper's Ferry
about one O'Clock this morning, and was
permitted to leave at five o'clock, reaching
Baltimore about moon to-day, we have the
following account Our informant was an
eye witness to the violent scenes there enac
ting, SO far as he was able to make observa
tiens for the time above indicated
The express train in which our info rma t
was a passenger, reached Harper's Ferry
about one O'clock this morning. On arri.
wing, the clerk Of the Wager House inform
ed Captain Phelps, conductor of the train,
that serious t,ouble was existing in the
town, and there were great app ehsnsions o
danger. ...,3 ~.
he stated that large body of men had
mysteri0usly come into town during the eve
ming and night from the surrounding coun.
try, and were about to take possession OF
the place-that they had already shot one
man dead and Iortally wounded another,
both Of whom we're connected with the raj!
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United States Soldiers Ordered
TO Hafpel's Ferry to QueAl the
Riot 4

We learn since euf paper wens to press
that Teiegrapaic Dispatch has beea receiv-
ed by G a!ector J. J. Sink,ns, of tais poet,
from thu Secretary OF War, To b. forwarded
to the Commandaut of ths Troops at Old
Point Cos.'ort, to dispatch tatee Companies
of United States Soldiets, by the Baltimore
Boat this afternoon, to Ia per's EsrTy, via
Baltimore.
The Dispatch states thai th operatives
employed on the Governm Mt No. s at
Harper's Ferry, bad raised ITO: aud driven
the Government officials frum die coamand
of the Arsesal. .t.o
Dr.. Simkins is at this time, Is O'clock
endeavoring to procure steame: to get the
intelligence conveyed to Old Point for the
troops to get in readiness against the arri-
val OF the boat on her passage to Baltimore
In the hurry of the moment we nave been
unable to procure more partieu.as :ha1 tae
ABOVE. A.eE..44 * 55-z ge&1~H
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hys,ch Lo,0- Too Msn H.rg.-A man
asa.sd Vaughan was lynca4d rec :ntly, at
3fouod CITY, II. He was confined in jail al
-bst place GA tls charge OF murder, blt sach
sraI ais desparlts character taat the public
In y4sht tae sooner he was put out of the va
rtie aetter. So. on the night Of the 9th inst,
twa uadred per5o1s proceeded to the Jail aud
1ritI a log for hatterins ram burst open rs
&c 3. rlri1g this proc seding tue C lea ct
rAts 81 isoaer are described as having been
.Ie4 u Guiding He had but few milut s
Ene ", which n4 emsloyed in begging tor
irisi4le, bat htS appeals fell on de,f eats he
ssra2 taAs Ii OFT and hong on tgea.
a negre mAa was lyuched, oae day last
we, K. IN Calhoun, Kentucky. His oteIce
wa; The stabbins otaa white maa nilaed Gu
icy. 'vho fell and died instantly. Tae negto
wa Arrested, bat as soon as the officers al
paas'ed on tae street VITA him, tasy were
40sapo@ered by the crowd, the negro was
toosiaiy rescued from then, taSea a SHIRT
- s1AstAace from towa, and huns a tree.
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A Missing Man found. : Mr.. Daniel ~.
man of Bergen, N. j., who disappearrd 'Nee-
the night OF the 9Th inst, under eircums.o On
ces which led to the suppositien that he hao
been robbed and murdered on the Bergen
plank road, was discovered by his friends
at the Tombs, in New York, on Monday
night.
Phillip M. Grymes, native Of Orange CO.
Va, died in Galveston, I, xas, en- the mora
ing of the Goth ult. .,
The death of General Evcleigh is armour
cad. He bore the eldest commission extant
in the British Royal Artillery.
About eighty thousand dollars nave zen
secured for an Old School PRESBYTERIAN
church in Washington.
As an evidence Of civilization, it il stated
that the streets of Teheran, the Persian C ipi'
tai, are being paved.
The administrator of the lats G. Brown,
Of Baltimore, has givea $4,000 to Princeton
Theological Seminary, N. j.
j. B. Tozer,a low comedian has Withdrawn
from the stage aud set up a isa store ia cinnl
cinnati 4"
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Gre1t Fare at Constontu,opie. &C oastauti
nople journals of the l4th state that dread
fui fire had destroyed upwards Of / 900 hous-
es 10 the Turkish capital. 1t broke out in
the quarter of ..Hass- keni built like an am-
phitheatre. on tue side OF hill, ana inhabit
ed by 80, 900 Jews, aud from the houses be-
ing Of wood the flames spread with the most
frighful rapiditv and in very short time
upwards of sixty habitations were destroyed.
The fire was, most persons thought, got un-
der, but on the sext day it again burst out
atresh, and very nearly one thousand houses
more were reduced to ashes. The inhabit-
ants were seen running half aaked through
six hunsred families, who lost all they pos
sessed, are encamped GA the hill. The Sui
tan ordered number of military tents to be
supplied to afford thsm temporary shelter.
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California.

Is lac arriyat OF the ovegsaai taail at St.
Ssauis we have advices from Sad Francisco
&c she 72d alt three days later than the &C
ss7aats received via the Isthnus The ex.
4ctseneat caused by the duel between Terry
saaa Beodecick appears to have quickly sub.
asssa, having been replaced by the Intense
5athsyast felt 10 the cho,c. of a successor to
Gas a,iace ia the Senate made vacant by the
Sssasa Of Broderick. General Denver and
99setnoc We,ler are said to De the strongest
$sssii.sates ia tae eaucuses. Brod.riok's es-
1ast. Is raia ed az $4,000 on which there is
sa ssscamseraace Of about SS5, 900. He LEFT
Ia S'i.l, and tue estate I, ciained By two
ssexzsSsas ia San Francisco *ho assert that
1sseg as'c c0asn9 or the .oeaeed ia the sec
aGa degree. Bu3taess San francisco was
DE-. ghers had seea u ir,igals 1f dspar-
asare g:sse,s susseq ueoi e., Ia. 1oea ait
s'aseottics yug,nta, EoriA Car
aliae ED 7ttnessee.-Th following orders
asSc lyecn Issued from tue i'os,. flee Depart
neat
E.ss5itsS Ola; es at Rht = Al, HALIFAX
asaaty, Va. Meccsr's Bosr ron, Mason cou.-
tYt VA, and Rocs Hit, LinIoln county, n.
C.
B;ssoet,aae sne following offices 10 Virgil
ala 3u.iasvue, Madison Co.; Henry's Fork
OH Ber CO.; Wioston, Nichoias co.; West
ssajas, King William coauty; Mount Airy,
JitoG'tgania coaoty, Cartefsburgh Ptttsyl-
>ao.A Goauty, Cave Greek. Iszewell couaty;
Great bridge, Norfolk county Hendricks
Nails, HIsseIl county. fhe following in
80rtl Carolina; Moors's Store. Caswell
ooaaty; Litsls Lex, Chatham county; Eiyo-
tia, Masoa county, Muddy Greek. Forsysh
county, HucAleeerry. Brunswick couaty;
Clay, Madison county; AMI the following in
Teooesaee. Bu1Alo Greek, Campbell coan-
ty: iQn Hill, Davidson county, Cowan.
hrsaislia county; Holyoke, Giles couaty
Ca.aacef1rd, Berry county; Van Burea.
aademan county; Greenvale, Jefferson 60
Ch4snrt Ridge, Lincoln COUNTY Morse
Z Cfees. McNaiIy county Kel!ey's Ferry,
Meigs county; huory Iron Works, Roane
acsintg; Horse Shoe Bead, Sc,t county; Ha
Ean's Laodiug; Shelby couaty; Great W est
eros Stewart county; Cedar tlill. Weakey
eouaty, Flenings Weakley county; Trols-
{2Ies " AREA county.
(Aopge Johpsoa's Depot, Washington Co.;
Econ, TO HaYuesvitie.
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Escaped fror' t'e Peritentiory. -NathaLiel
asxoderiand, convict in .ae P piteutiary
cared from that Institution tridly NOR
fna. between 4 sad 6 cock by saving
trough the bars OF bi, &c window ana
sc2Aing the walls, by means of leathern
-eJs,e Sunderland was Convicted in this
s,ifr about q y car ago OF the murder Patrick
Colbert, on 1st August, SO. aad was senten-
sea 10 the Pententiary for sixteen years. 1t
wlA be recollected that he broke out OF the
city Jail, IN company with the piekp, ckets,
bowen, Jackson and Slaven, and was recap
eu1ed the next day. while ia state of
ioiox ication, about twenty miles from Rich
mood. be was shoemaker, and when sent
So esle Peniteatiary was put to work at his
TRADE, He thus found means to construct a
.snan ieathern rope, with watch be effected
l,is escape. Sunderland i, an Irishman,
.slaoat SIX feet tall, and Is ro4ua -shouldered.
Ihe Governor will doubtless offer q rev ard
TO- his re~capture. and in doing so,will doubt
lesS give a tan desc lptiou Of the fugitive, in
,e.b-, ~ Iicial jouIua s''--lti,k. Whig.5 $50
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THE PROgABLE ExTENT az pa r.
ORG ATTAIN

The rsputed leader o the insuruents Ander-
Sun Il is stated, made his; appearance in Ha,
per's Ferry about the first OF last week. ana
brought with him a trunk well filed and heavy,
he mad been observed going about the tow n,
known persons. but no suspicion was attached
to his movements.
The partici7ators in the instruction ara
poth waite and black. Everybody entering the
Town was being arrested and confined und. Z
guard, and the wo kmen IA the goyernment
shops were izsd on going to their work thi !
morning All persons supposed to be in authori.
~ ~ero under surveillance. or closely confined
under guard.
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statement of Mr.. Cromwell.

The train reached Harper's Ferry about
twelve clock, midnight. Knew nothing of
the disturbance or the plot going on in the
town ,until the train was stopped on the
bridge by band of armed men. At the re-
queel OF Conductor Phelps, went ahead
With iantern, and was Immediately con-
fronted by too men, with rifles at my head,
told me TO stand. At this moment one OF the
watehmen on the bridge, colored man nam
ed Hayward Sheppard, was confronted in
the same way, AID being told to stand, be-
came frightened and ran. and was shot
through the back.
Thinking that moment was my best chance,
| tnan startsd and lodged behHd the bridge.
Dnt " AZ tired after Def IRE could gain shelter
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RIOTERS TAKEN Pc SESSION OF TIE
COvERNMENT WORK.
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Troops Ordsred.

MAJOR General SteuArt has ordered out his
command, consi ting OF the fifty third and first
rihe regiments. to he readiness to leave for
the scene OF insurr elton at O'Clock The ba r
canon OF CitJ Guar will al,o go with them
Gen Egerton will have the command of the
Baltimore force. The military is nov prepar-
ing TO oAey this order -
The secretary OF War has ordered three
companies ofU. 5. troops from Old Point Com
tort. -t as sol, sr. E. ~.
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ANOTHER STATEMENT.

= he Wheeling express train in charge OF
Conductor Phelps, reached.the Camden sta
tion at IL NJ. The train was detained by the
rioters at Harper's Ferry until o'clock this
m9raIng. From Mr.. Jacob Cromwell, the
baggage master of the train, We gather the
following particulars:
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a.. oilas johnson, formerly Of Peters
asssrg, Va, has been elected Professor of
ssae gery in ogiethorpe, Medical College, Sa-
y'i.ssJa al, Ga.
tmaeEesay's "Virgiaiane" has come to an
sJd 4 last.
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office.

ss.As Com na1 icattins, &s., lat snied Tor in
Eertisa. AMI t.sttets IN GARD u his paper,
l$sifat ani Psop'isto'. q osie 70 ensure
&tkaalARn.
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Greys, Las, u.;,, ,-u.
City Guards, Wg!!te.ry, Battalion Baltimore
and other, go up thisa a MoComas X sme
clock in special train. moon at 80 o.
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Naval Orders,

s4iezt Van r. Morgan ordecei 10 tae u.
= ReceiviDg ship at PaiadeIphia. ,
Assistant Surgeon GAR, to tae U. States
zs1sces RAG ship Pennsylvania. at Norfolk,
III 4tfs. lsv sl7
xafstsnt Surgeon E. B. Denby, Z. States
seadsz@sgs at philadelphia. ss-s
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FORCIBLE ELECTION OF THEGUS
ER MEM OFFICIAL,
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RIOT AT HARPER's FERRY,

From oar Second Ed.aoa Of yesterday.
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casts P&lC 4 FOR ADyENrisING


eTNsas@y Book VIII be served to subscribers
's<sa ssats per week. payable TO the Garner
@sAsss scat by mail 1T viii, be "a per year. ~
ax Iaonths, and u for tnres months, paya
rssx in advance. eh
sek& Ejaculation greater than the Daitiea
sT both Cttios cOmDaaaed. On
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{ From this Mornings Hail per Morton.
PetersGa r. Road.


1t is reported on good authority that
some weeks ago Secretary Floyd received
an anonymous letter stating that about
Inc 10Th inst, the abolitionists and ne
groes would make an attempt to seiza
the atmory and take the town, but the
statement was so indefinite and imprJba-
BILE that no notice was taken of it.
SIXTH DESPATCH.
Washington, Oct, TIT is reported
that the Mayor of Alexan dria telegraphs
that he is fearful ola rising tonight and
Is preparing for the emergency. y oas
The Mayor of Washington, in view of
new possible extension of disturbances,
has made suitable provisions to qusll it
upon the FIRST outbreak here. 49,,
D. SEVENTH DESPATCH. 800
WAsHINTroN. Oct lin view of the posi-
biiity OF the disturbances at Harper's Ferry
extending to this vicinity, the Mayors #
Washington and Alexandria have taken nra-
cautionary measures for suppression. The
PRESIDENT through the Mayor of Washington
has ordered strong detachments of volunte-
ers and militia to guard the Natioaal and
company armories to-night-200 stand of
arms and ammunition have also been d posted
IN the City Hall tor any emergency. It is
suggested by well informed persons here
that contractor for the construction of a
government dam has recently absconded,
largely indebted to several hundred emplo-
yees, who are endeavoring to indemnify them
selves by seizure OF the government fund.
gentleman just arrived from Harper's Fer
ry thinks that the negroes participate in the
outbreak only on compulsion.
LATER.
BALTIMORE, Oct. ITO P. M.-The Amer
leans Special Reporter telegraphs from
Plane Number Four, 81 miles from Harper's
Ferry, that the trains consist of seven
teen cars, -FOUR of which contain the troops
under command of Maj. Reynolds, with road
masters and laborers to repair the track. and
telegraphers to mend lines. - -
Three companies from Frederick are in an
advance train, and the U s. Marines from
w asnin Sions Will follow in special train
They will not reach the Ferry before 10 a.
clock.
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From the Baltimore Sun Extra of yesser dav
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CoUGHs, COLDS, INFLUENZA, HOARsENEss GROUP, BR
cHITIS, INCIPIENr CONSUMPTION,
RELIEF OF CONsUMPTIvE PATIENTSIN
ADVANCED STAGES OF the
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,


CoUGHs, COLDS, INFLUENZA, HoARsENEss, GROUP, BR
cHIrIS, INcIPIENr CoNsUMPTI9N, AND FOR THE
ADVANCED STAGES OF THG
wide is the field of its useoes and so numerous are
the of its that almost every section of country
from dSses o e nna g
its When tried its superiority over every oher
and VIII virtues are the pubic pc ossrr 5s
affections the pulmonary organs hat are aia
70 climate While many inferior remedies thrust upon
gained friends lend by every trial conferred benefits
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten $500 wv
DR.. JIG AVER & Co,
All Remedies are for sale by Thomson %Scd Mass Boc
and Brown Bro Baltimore at wholesale and
by all the Druggist at retail. j29,eoem
NOTICE.-BALTIMoRE March 18th, lS5e-
ia. a Ad Ea aag ID nesS certify
ZEE $a'Es Tass P'f 81 Tfnd rs
@ ep sS9 Of ny NOT A d Ace
alone are authorized to make, sell or repair the
Witness: JOHN SPENCE & SONS, Boston. -
SPENCE's PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT
silver nnR Ri $ssR$sR 4 FHF Asr FAIR OF
sT Hayng @ a. e Mr. MOORE with Mes
sf s 9 VA re si e; =:
W I'D
XII
he paIs
* For 70 sale wholesale and retail only b. ,,,
Proprietor. of BALTIMORE SO sf9yES E i
IS and . B sslKhs street Ma
MA liberal discount made TO the trade: aplkeotf
DOSENDALE MENT.-Manufactured at the
lHudson River Works of the quality and large sized
so aa6s s Sssssan''y on nan' 0s W spiss
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x55A FOR BREMEN. THE A l Bremen bark
COLUMBIA" Semcke, Master, will have quick dis
patcn ior the above port For freight passage apply
49, KATE & LEUPOLD,
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No Il South street, Baltimore
F. SLAUGHTER, President
'bHil-' Frederick Va
sEi74.@ FOR THE SOUTH

tsssssszs;;3 DIRECT From NEW YORK, PjufADE1
PlliA and BAI.TIMOKE via the
~ .,.,-, BAY LIN E.'
TO MORT ok, WELDON, RALEIGH WILMINGTON
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
GoMERY, AND NEW ORLEANS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, Except Sundays,) via
BAY LINE IL SEA-BOARD Il ROANNKE RAILROAD
w. TO TIE ABOVE MENTIONED PIECES.
The schedule being arranged that the Traveller
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON, " c.
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SCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL is constitu-
otonal disease, corruption of the blood, by which this
fluid becomes vtiaed weak and Being in the circu-
laon pervades the whole body, and may burst out in
disease on part oft No organ free from attacks
nor there which it may destroy The scrouous
tant Yarously caused by mercural disease, low living
habits the depr ssing vices etc Whatever be its origin,
is hereditary the constitution, descending from parents
it to be the rod Of Him who says II will visit the mi
quities o. the fathers upon their Children
Its effects commence by depOS ion from the blood of
fupt or ulcer0uS NATTER which, the lungs liver
erna termed tubercles; in the glands sweling
and on the surface eruptons This foul
which gende the depresses the energies of life
complaints but they have far less power to withstand the
acks of other diseases consequently numbers perish
still rendered by this faint in he system Most of
the consumption which deemaes the human family has its
origin directly in this scrofulous contamination and many
destructive diseases of the liver kidneys brain and indeed
Of all the organs arise from aggravated by the same
cause. y wy ~
One quarter of all people are scrofuous their persons
are nvaued by This lurking Infection their health is
undermined by it, To cleanse the system we must
renovate the blood by Alternative medicine and nvigo
rate it by heaty food and exercise Such medicine We
supply i'll
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAP4RILLA
the eectua remedy which skill of our
times devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal
maady is combined from the most active remeas that
have been discovered eNpurgatiOn of this fou dis
order from the blood and the the system from its
destructive consequences Hence it should be employed for
the ofno only ScrOua but also those other affections
ST. ANTHoNY's FIRE, Rose, ERYsPELAs PIMPLEs PUs-
LULEs BLoTcHEs, BLAINs and BoLs TUMoRs letter and
SYPHILIrIo MERcURIAL DISEASES DRoPsY DYSPEPSIA
DEBILITY, and, indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM
VITATED OR IMPURE BLOOD The popular belief in inpu-
rity Of The bO0d founded in truth, scrofua is de-
generation OF the blood Th cparcar purpose and virtue
Of this Sarsaparila purify and regererte this vital
huid without which sound health is impossible in
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-03
I a. ga EEsxEEl PHILADELPHIA,
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SUMNER ARRANGEHEN NJ,
j. and after MONDAY, July 4th, Passenger trains f.,
PhiIadeipha will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY (eXcept Sunday as fellows:
= EAPRESS TRAIN at $50 O'Clock A. NJ, WAY MAIL q.
$40 A. n; EVENING MAIL 5.25 p. II. The $50 l. y
tram makes close connections through TO Boston
From PHILADELPHIA 10 BALTIMORE at Z Is j. MI II
ON Sundays at525 P NJ only All the trains connect
ing with New ork Trains except SIS T. NJ, on SATURDAYS
O'Clock p VI. r' W 49,
FOR SFAFORD DELAWARE.
Passengers leaving hatmol at $50 A. NJ connect at VII
minston with s4l A. Nj train, 1910 A. NJ from Balt;mnr.
with Gus p. 81 train
NOTICE-All colorcd persons, 1ether bond or free " ii
pc required to bring some respons white person. person
ally known to the undersigned who 'Ibe willing c sign
bond to the Company bes.e they viii be passed oyer a1
portion of the road
tiff WM CRAWFORD .v.,,