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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17
Real Estate, Store, Dwelling
House, &C., &C..

ON TUESDAY. AUGUST 7h. I-6l. IL
o'rt.sk, npln. willh. .uli 40 'HH highsst
bitlrr. . lfgc sai ,rn'u'', l1ciirI 'fllr, "1 no
main .rc,t ~ w,isrfri. I. is - 2irst i'"nt
I'D 20 l-rt in ,rpih AMI t.ui I.u1n, With
hor.e .h-d ,aI oibtiiIas.. 60 Ihfr With the
L,pd un ls1 sul J,lYng,pg 90 il" 'IIi".
A.o. immcIat,, aNrf tIs Above all To- 'oh
the dn rll,ag hou.s h...ls'Ig i' ihis estate. "
2I.2 .to,ir. high, With al ',, aDi sHh'a--'u -
,.,..i,,p,,r-utth 6r- .,ui-n, slri .hri i1d
Other outlsildiug.. The hI1.e rp0lai'' a." par
Ls., l,a,nt.tuo,n. Ohr-. ali .ry.n good chan.
I..r.. Thsfr - ablaf uur s.,r oi TAFT ',i'chel
60 the promises. WNrrnuits situif-.i al''a' "
mil. G,n pnult,.I, ard D.. o1. ui dee most at
tr,rtisr t1wn, IN New Ensari 'ui ''lnlis ~hh
viii game; anil ihr LAKE. lui streams in the im.
mediate nsishbpfhold w,tl piss.r,, perch 'nh
trout
IN, ab,ve property Will b'pr.smp'or 'oiIto
the highest b,lirr.
SiM'L HATCH, Auet'r
Ba,loi. Jnly 81, lsbl.
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COMMISSIONERS NorICE. The end,

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. The under.
\ .,gpr,l, Cuumissiuurrs aproinir'i by the
JuJse ut Probate ior The tuuai, ot Oxford ~
receive anil ,Nsuinr thc clam. 90 thr ssNrral
,rf .tpfs ct ,hr estatr ui "a ~taAu, late ol lli'
tltu, in .sii Cpdpt,, deceased. W,l meet 81 The
strtr Of Jahn 4. ilsid,d \ Co. ,u sa,t Hiram,
oa >atnr,ls, thr eighth ds, 81 >sptv'nhrt nrNt,
10 one o',t "a. 4. VI, It thr puuoss ahoNcnsm'
81. JOHN JAMESON, IT,.
MALILk 4. MAISON.
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TREAsURER's SALE.
STATE OF MAINE.
THrAsuRN OTTtcT,
- I. NZIA


Augu.ia, August :, 1850.
DURSuANT 10 Chapter 8. Section 20 Of the
Revised Siaiuies, ! will ut the State Treas.
Ur, Office, 10 Augusta, On the ihuirculh DAY of
september nsNi, At II O'clock 10 the forenoon,
I'll aad convey by deed. In the highest bidd'r.
al :he ia,eie,t Of the State "a the tacts Of land
hcrriasfef described, hing IN unincorporaied
towaships-ihe ssid tracts havieg b,eu Solicited
90 the state Go state uNes. aud county taxes
ceui6ed % the Tea ssifer IT state.
The sale asd Conveyance Of each tract viii be
mad, subject 30 q .ht IN the owner ~ psU
o~nef. whose rights have bccn 6feitcd, 10 re-
deem the same at any time sithin unc ycir alter
the s,ls, by rsying 90 rendering a. the purchaser
hes pror,oriioa Of what the purchaser pad there.
10, II the s,e With Interest 81 the tate 81 twrn.
q, per cent per annum from The time oi ale, and
une tallaf for release; 90 such osncT NAV ie-
deem he iaiefe,t by p1ying a. sia'r'i'd 10 the
Treasurer ct state, AZ provided IN chapter D,
Scction 81 II the revised Statuirs.
No tract. however. will H. soli At price lss.
ihan the iull amount da. thereon Toe such unpiil
state AMI county taxes, intctrst and costs, AZ de-
scfiued IN the iolioWing schc,iulc.
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oil D..

a. sweden. joe l6ih, Mary T., daughter Of
Jane. an4 Mah,tabls ~ s'eus, sSed ~.
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Dry Goods s. Groceries,

Aad .uch ether article. are usually kspt in
VARIETY STORE.
WANTED, IL exchange for gools, EGGS,
WOOL, aaI all other kinds of CountTy Produce
JOSEPH PRAY.
4 L. PERSONS Indebted 10 the 6nn Of Head
~ & IIanbirn. OF llsmhlen & rhmmer, are re-
quesiel 10 settle the same win J. q. ilAMBLEN,
on or before the 6r,t Of seiembei next, who will
H. at b.. slo,e, at Centre Lowell. COO the above.
named purpose.
Centre Lowell, July I6, ls60.
ABEL. HEALD,
J. q. IAMBLEN,
&c EDWIN PLUMMER.
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FISHING TACKLE.
Medicines,


Such n. Aver. sMap,rills, Aver. Cherry Pee
toul, Ayers Cithirtrc Pills. Wight indiss
Vegetable PILL, kennedy's Medical Discovery.
Dr. Clark. Potsnt Cherry Syry, Down'' Hal.
same Ehsir, Weeks Magic Compound. DAVE
Pain KiI'er, L,all.,'. Bitter., CLARK Bitlsu,
T,.k'. rort Wine B,rer.. Iiro1a'. Troche., A..
cell. 1uers, Castor Oh. Olive oil, tamPher
Gun, Buan's Palponic wafsr.. Hair I've, Mi.
Ter. Condition posdefs f,f hofsrs, lumeit's 60.
ro,ine f,s the hair. B1fastt'. Wash Zoe renewing
i,n and lteckles. Sr il.p the Celebrated kussis
sal,r, Do. Gr.adin'. ESorl.ior Sal'e, ind,an Nd.
ke.ivr sil,~. fiy Paper anil Strychaiae ior III.
log Fie., beg. ADD Bears. Do. MaTshsl's ca.
nrrh SnuG. With bots Of SHAVING 4 TOILET
soar, frcnch Pef6m~ry, L,on's kathaifon.
Sp,lding's Rosemary. Cobgur, by the Quart ~
lc... Pure BEARS OIL by the Qnsu or less.
Wool Hair Restorative. oil. spl E'srnce. ~
Rrfg,,not, Lemon. Chcckerhcrry, Peppermint.
Sc, Gum Ausb,c. SIongcs, Sc.
The nlov, goot. have '-en purchased ior oa'h
Iowa, aud will h. ."ld ~
SATISFACTORY PRICES
J.S.A. !, fall, prrpifcd 20 PIT 10 psri,tt ~.
par ~ kiwl, ~ WATCHES. CLOCKS AND
JEW ELRN, snd
Warrant 10 give Satisfaction
Letter Engraving neatly Executed,
WORK DONE AZ SHORT NOTICE.
TY-Cs,hpaii for Old Gold and Silver.
BrrHIL Hut. 1859. IS
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The Great Indian Remedy
p0n FEMALES.
DR. Matt.sons Indian Emmenagogue.

Thi. crleh.alcd rcmalr VI iic,ne,
Possessing virtues unknrNn OF any
thug rl.e 1T The kini. sni proying
edc,tual alter ~ other. have faded,
> prepared iron AZ Ipi,an plant
s.sd hy the native. 60 the same
puUpo-e fpm time immsmofiIl. and
nov ipr the fret time offered o. the
public. IL b. dc.igned for both
aar,,i iHdaagis isi,s'. and q. the
Yer, b-.t ihing knnwn f,r the pur.
,Jrpsc. q. It will bring on ,he moath.
IL ,icknc.. IN case, II ul.trUcii"",
after al other rrmedic. Of the k,nd
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have b,en tried ia 'aia. This 'n'y seem 'nered'
lille. bnt a cute i. guaranteed ~ al sa','. or the
r,,cr vii h. refunded gg-IOOO BEETLES have
been .old ~ eighteen mpnlhs uiASai Hsgi' fall.
NJ uh.n taken a. directed. ADD without the least
ipiar, a. hr4hh ~ aus case. Put ~ ~ two ounce
Ll.., With foil directions for using, aud sent by
sNurc.., secure from ob.cryatqn, 10 all parts oi
the rnunir, PREPARED ,ad soll osiy 1t Dl.
MITrISON'S REMEDIAL INSTITUTE,
70, Sp,.iai D,ssip, ~. p U,ioa ST., ProuisHs',
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a -dDu5C =.

ON THURSDAY. AUGUST p, on road to
" psns llu. Laws Dab Cloth Caps. The
h8 Zee W,ll b. rewarded b, lsWing u At Messt'.
Str,rns 4 Shur'i,f =. south raus.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
PARIS HILL ACADEMY!

THE FIRST TERM Of the Normal School Al,
i Fan. llill. undsr the patronage ~ the State,
will conmc,ce on Monday, september I'D i.
iscD. AL coatinns eleven weeks. uodef the care
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

L.. believed that BN,ni'. runi aNpfis supc.
ti,t siyauttgr. Goa lli.h school. u BE- quiet.
moral ART healthy village. situated ol ih. Hrini
TmuA Railroad. The school rpnn h. the most
I.I.,sant IN th- County, aud will accommodate .
large nuul,roi pupil. lip,d vii. Dol furnished
~ thu beet hp,ihs, from I - % I 50 per week.
Room. can H. oh,ained on yer, reasonable terms,
D., those shp wish a. h,afd thrnsyl,rs, ani ihus
rsdurr The expose, TLosc wishing o. pru'ufr
ipsfd uf fuom. .hIiA sppI, carl,. iauIru'ar
ai,.utiou viil D. gwen % those prrpauug a.
teach. ari those 6tiiug ipr college. u - hoped
that al will d. pr,.snt at the beginning II The
trfm. Az exhibition vii be- given a, the close
Il desired
JOEL rCRlIiM j., Secretary.
Bnant's Pond. Ju, .. 1900. -
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Ssho',rs sill not b. received CO. le'. than hsli
a. em. Tho.s ATTENDING l.ss th'n a wholr term
viii 81, nv srpis p-r sr.A extra Iof ludhrt
.,,t,gul,,. .iI,,..fhr prp.iptl. ur ihr ru,strr..
Me. : x. CARTER, Srr,.
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Hebron Academy.

ruE Fall S,,.,on w,ll eoniirus tsrl1c wccA.
r,mu. .,,a. o1 Monday, August 18th,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
MAR SVILLE.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. 3Oth.
appointment. tor Democratic Meetings.

HoS. JAMES \ McDoUGALL and Hon. JOSEPH
w. McCoRKLE will address the people at the fol-
lowing places, on the evenings Of the days named,
in favor of the election Of DOUGLAS and JOHN
son, the regular nominees Of the National Dem
ocratic Convention, for President and Vice Prasi-
dant of the United States;
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

HALF sHEEr.-Our list of new subscribers
yesterday, was larger than we anticipated,
and the orders from the country came after
the outside of our paper was worked off.
We are obliged to send half-sheets 10 some Of
our subscribers to-day.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

EPISCOPAL CHuEoH.-The Rev. Mr.. Taylor
having resigned his Rectorship of this Parish
will preach his farewell sermon this evening.
at y o'clock. Morning service to-day, as
usual Sunday School at p o'clock, as usual
The public are invited to attend.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

a letter from Belton, Texas has the follow
ing "Gen. Houston has withdrawn, and the
entire press that supported him will at once
lauuch ont for Bell and Everett No less than
nineteen papers will hoist their names in ten
days A number of the people who have
been for Breckenridge have announced them
selves for Bell Their names float high here
on a fine flag. You will soon have good
news from Texas"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

TsTHMUs BUTTER, CALIFORNIA CuEEsE,
Old Gov. Java Coffee,
California Hams, Smoked Beef,
New Cornmea Course IIominy,
Fresh Ground Buckwheat Flour,
Cranberres in kegs,
Mackerei, Salmon and Goldfish
Dried Cnrrants and Pruues,
Pie Fruits, Jellies and Jams
Haxall Flour, Rabbit-'s Saaratus,
japanese, Comet, Basket, and
Eng Breakfast Tea.
Also a large assortment of Fresh Goods by late ar
rivalS-for sale by
LENNON & ELWELL,
sep1S + street, near the Plaza.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

CATHOLIC CnuRcn.-The distinguished di-
vine the Rev. Father Delahunty, of Downie-
vielle, will preach in the Catholic Church Of
this city today at 10 O'clock A.M.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

THE GREAT EASTERN A. Dudley Mason
late of the State Department, is in England,
and has counselled the Directors of the Great
Eastern Company to put her in the regular
trade between England and Chesapeak Bay,
and the prospect is good that his recommen-
datons will be adopted. The Baltimore and
Norfolk merchants will bestir themselves to
keep her well filled with freight, in case she
enters trade She is to leave for the United
States early in October
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

From CARSON VALEY.--A private letter
dated at Carson City on the oath instant af-
fords us, says the Sierra Democrat, the fol
lowing items:
Times are improving. There has been
plenty of sport for two weeks past. Horse
races on the 10th and nth, and several races
on the 22d. On the 23d, Sunday last, race
was run 10y the four horse coaches running
between Carson and Virginia 1000 yards,
for 500 When full 100 yards ahead, and
within 60 yards of the score, one stage upset,
and was considerably beaten,
Hon. John j. Murser, Congressional Dele
gete, reached home on the 23d, looking
well
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

STAGE UPsEr.-We learn that the Califor-
MIA Stage ComPany's coach turned over
night before last, just before reaching Teha-.
ma. on its upward trip toward Shasta Yreka
and Portland, Oregon. Ex-Governor j. b
Weller, who is travelling for his health, was
on the box at the time, and was considerably
bruised, but neither he, nor any of the other
passengers were seriously injured.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
John Nugent will address his fellow

citizens at the following places on the evenings of
the days named
French Corral rdl......-...............M Monday, Oct
A"NHieNl .....-.... ....1uesday, OCT.
G. NJ. BR0SNAN. Esq, Of San Francisco, will
speak with Mr.. Nugent at all the above named
places. Hon. 7. b. REARDAN, of Yuba, will
speak with him IN the counties Of Yuba and Butte,
and Hon. JOHN Il. CONNELL will speak with
bun in Nevada and Sierra.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

WESTERN House SALooN.-Foster is still
dealing out excellent beverages at the above
named saloon. His place is deseryedly pop
nlar.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
SIIMMONS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF sTrTTFp
- -DiSTRir CoRur OF THE rENrH JuptcI,I DIsTpt,,p
Ihe people OF the state of California to A McGn,rI
greeting You are hereby summoned TO answer tbe
complaint OF NJ Murphy, in said court filed apainst
YOU Wlthlh ten days from the Service on vou If tIs
summons, exclusive of the day of service ii seryed m
you IN TINS county, but within This Judicial District
Wth twenty days, or If served out of said Djstrict
Wlthn iofty days from such service exclusive Of tb
gay OF service, IN an action commenced on Tho mn
DAY OF september A. ID. 1860 in said court nro,,i,
Tor the decree OF said court, dssoiyng the ccInrfa
SNIP no" tAisllhg between you and said plantT AMI
10 "utlotHe ana empower said plaintiff to take nos
session anu control OF the property (both reat am,
pesohall oI sad copartners, and to sell and disnos
ol the same TO the best interest OF said conartr
anu TO MAKE goou and sufficient deeds or other con
NeydhCeS loI 'ne real property belonging 20 siad co
paINhers' anu 70 appropriate the proceeds thereof 10
e payment oil the debts due by said copartners and
III oalance' Il any remains, to the said coportners
according 70 ulelr respective interests topeber win
such other ana further relief as TO The conrt sba
aust ana proper; and you are hereby notiaed
that you ial to answer the complaint as oIn, ii
rected plaintiff VIII apply to the court for the relief
therein demanded. 80 'N 'Ni'0i
By order Of Hon S. NJ. Bliss, Judge of the Tenth
IN testimony whereof I, f. Wicoxon
..... Oierk OF the Tenth Judicial District Court
.L.s.: AFORESAID, do hereuntO set my hand and
'.-.' alhN the seal Of said Cpurt,at my office in
uPa Gity, this goth day of September,
By $. J. sTABLER Dep'y Clerk 0'''A'
r W. hHTsER, PITS Atty se80.9w.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
dent Of the United States
Appointments by Hon. Humphrey

Griffith. Hon. HUMPHREr GRIFFITH, Democrat
ic candidate for Eector, will address the citizens
of the following places on the evening of the day
hereafter named:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

The delegates appointed 10y the County
Convention of the Democracy of San Jca-
quin county, met ut Martinez on "Wednesday,
in conference with the delegates from the
County Convention Of Contra Costa county,
and nominated Hon. A. Inman, of Contra
Costa, to represent that District in the next
State Senate.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

LEcTuRR'-On Thursday night, at Tucker
Academy OF Music in San Francisco, Generals
Shields delivered a lecture on "Mexico -
The Call says it was listened to by a crowded
auditory. The speaker was frequently inter.
rupted by prolonged applause We have
seldom listened to lecture that gave more
general satisfaction.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

We are informed says the Los Angeles
Star that a large immigration is now on their
way from Salt Lake, by the Southern route
We suppose it is, to some extent, comno.ed Of
eastern Immigrants, who desire to reach opr
portion of the State; but, it is said that q
large body Of dissatisfied Saints" are en- ro,,e
towards this section of California
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

NEW foRK.-Later intelligence from the
East eontradlets the report that the Democra
racy and seeeders had fused on an electoral
ticket ia New York. The seceders asked to
put the names of ten Of their men on the
iieket, which the Democracy refused to agree
Ao
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

RioH CLEAN UP.-The last cleanup made
on SebastopOl Hill in the claims of McKeeby
Il Co, after ten days run, was $1,000. The
Hydraulic Press says the claims usually aver
age $4,000 to the run often days; II fact only
learned from private and quasi-confdential
sources.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

Hook FAHM-We understand that the
Hook Farm Gardens will be visited by
great many people to-day, it being the last
day that they will be kept open as a place of
resort this Fall. Mr. Leviuson will be pre-
pared to entertain his friends in rood stvle
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

A SHOCK of an earthquake was felt at Be
nicia last Sunday evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

SroRTING lNrELLIGENoE.-The State Agri-
cultural Society's purses We're run for on
Friday, over the Yolo Grove track The
Sacramento Democrat says the first race was
for purse of 5000, free for all second class
stalions-mile heats, two best in three to
harness. There were but two entries-Gen.
Taylor and Shakespeare. Gen. Taylor won
the first heart in 1924; Shakespeare was dis.
tanced in the second heat, Gen Taylor max
ing the heat and winning the money in 2;5l.
The second race was for purse of 5000, and
was won by Kate Mitchell.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

ACADEMIA blacksmith Of this city by
the name of F. Saunders, while shooting at a
mark on the plains nearthc Cemetery, yes
terday. with six shooter rifle came near
loosing his hand. The six loads exploded at
the same time, and one Of the balls from the
cylinder entered his hand at the wrist and
came out between the first and second joint
of the fore'fnger without breaking any
bones,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

Hon. John r. Mcconnell. of Nevada will
speak with Nr. Griffith, at his appointments il
the counties Of Yuba, Sierra, Nevada and Placer
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

Miss CHARLOTTE CUsuMAN.-This actress is
expected TO arrive in San Francisco in the
course Of next month. 1t is understood that
efforts are actively being made to secure the
united appearance Of Miss Cushman, Mrs.
Hayne' Miss Davenport, Messrs. Stark, Ryer,
Wheatleigh, Perry and Booth
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

I. q. q. T..
The stockholders in the "0dd Fellows Hall Associa-
ton" Of Mary sYe are requested to meet at the old
Hail. on Third stree,, on TUESDAY EVENING next
(Oct. the DatS O'Clock.
Punctual attendance is requested, business of
Importance will be submitted Tor your consideration.
Those Stockholders, not members Of the l. o. o. F.,
are requested to be present.
Per order of Board. CIIhS. L. THOMAS,
Sec'y Of Board Of Directors of o. +. II. A.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
WESTERN HOUSE SALOON
NEXT rDoCR TO WESTERN HOUSE.
JOHN q. FOSTER, Proprietor.

WIS SALOON is amply supplied with everything
already established " mas
Those who have not tried it are respectfnIIy invited
to call and Judge of its merits
stao-my JOHN Q. FOSTER.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
Grass Valley, Sept. 24, 1860.

The meeting has just adjourned with three
rousing cheers for Douglas and Johnson, and
We close abruptly, in order to mount into a
special conveyance for Nevada, where it is
necessary for us to be. in order to start to San
Juan tomorrow. Yours truly. r
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
Arrivals at the U. S. Hotel.

STOKES & SHIELDS ..... .PR0PRIET0ES.
September 2Sth.
Martin W Martin II Seely w q, Soa 20 CO
Woods ] Overton f. Nevada co
Burrell VI Il, Brownsville Jolly A. Johnson's L
Stoddard Joel, Bear Riv buckingham p "
Casson Mrs HM Yarboroug, Yuba CO
Murphy J, Nevada Kirkpatrick
Murry Dunn Jos
Morgan 7 A, Indian Ellis Chas Grand Island
Morgan l., Bird J,
Denice ID, Graham +,
Denice VII, Crawford j, Timbuc
Brust p, San Juan WarGeld Jos, Forest City
Helfresh c +, Riley c. Dry Greek
Putnam V f. Corniskcy
Adams D, Sierra Valley Caten +, Sutter
1homas q ,CAmpton'e Blgwell j, "
Robinson w 4, Fuller NJ, Butte CO
Johnson j, Iuba CO Toulbat
Wood A, city Lanigan
Day w c, Butte Hatcher D, Sutter co
Tusler II, Bangor Raper d < wife, For's
Snoball, J w, Soano co
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

81 Sr,xp ny THIS DENJCRAric OEG EGANIzArloN, YIELD
,uepisS,g 70 IT'S UsAGs,, AND SUPPORT ITS REGULAR
SouSlss "-SfepteH 4. DoHgiiS, July ., lsoS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
lalIp 9latlOnaI Democrat.

IOIN Il. RtDGE,.............'''''.. 'ED"oN'
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

BIkTHS.
In this city, Sept 2S.h, the wife Of Godfrey C. Taylo
OF a daughter
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-04
ScrOfula, or Kings Evil.

IS constitutional disease, faint, or curfrp-
ton of the blood, by which this fluid be-
comes yitiated, weak, and roor. Being III
the circulation, it pervades the whole body,
and may burst out in disease en- any part Of it.
No organ j. free from its attacks, nor is thers
one which it may not destroy. The scrofulous
faint is variously caused by mercurial disease,
low living, or disordered or unhealthy food,
impure air, filth and filthy habits, the de-
pressing vices. and, above all. by the venercal
infection. Whatever be its origin. it is hcrctli-
tary in the constitution, descending from par
ents :" to children unto the third and fourth
generation; indeed, it seems to be the rod
of Him who says, IL will visit the iniquities
Of the fathers upon their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver. and internal organs, il termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depressea
the energies Of life, 50 that scrofulous constitu-
tons noteonly suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power 70 with
stand the attacks of other diseases; consc-
quently, vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates 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 or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking con-
tamination, and their health is undermined by
It. To cleanse it from the system We must
penovate the blood by an Alternative medicine,
and invigorate it BY healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-04

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49, 49, 49, 49, 49, N 49, q ..!sA.
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nick Wright and Thomas 8. McCfary, who Gavs
III. Hel1b negro 1900 lashes, covssed his raw
back with turpsntine, and put him 70 work. in
the nun, killing him In ~ hours Wright y said
10 n Ann MasnAchnsetta @ r8 &
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ar ~ Tsc,s,ass sa.,f1 y. eletra pre.;dent
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