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, 1860-12-05

TIE MILWAUKEE BELIE.-The Fctecls thaI a., n,-
Yankee BELLE ashore Ia Sheboysan Bay, opposite
Maclnaw full Of water her howtprt head aIS Sear IT.
anchors. chhius. tnaneail and boat gone nna ~
eescsped with thcr lives. and on board the Pro:
ncller Montgomery, on their way hcrc.-AtIisaakfe
Sxafinel.
ASHFORD. :, thc hriE David Ferguson, and schoonels
Plover and Yorktown arrived from below on hc1e
urday. and arc going Into winter quarters hcse'
Capt Pomeroy. Of the Plover. reports @ vesse! g.
sunk IN the straits near where the 11nany @ s1 Mad
tnnk. Her spass were only vislble. The vessel
preyiouelv reported on the White Shoals as the
rchooncr Circarstau, bound down with grain ron
Chicago uer crew are supposed to haze pefasneo
Ibid.
.Arn,yAt ExrpAoRp1xA8r.-Whiie tremen
dons ,ogthcr was sweeping over the lake yesterday
tFridayl dishing It Into hol9Ts and ElnnG rn.e
snuyT. the hull Of eteamer was seen emerging
irpm conflict with ths elements and sntsi1nS oa'
, 1860-12-05
Lake Ports.

pEFFALO, Dec. 1.--Ar1iyed, propeller Iowa.
Jonrx Chicago: bark Great Wcet, Stewart, dol
srhTs Peoria, F1tnk, do Kaccf> Adams. do; w
ii craig. Bard do. Cleared. propeller Plymouth
Dickson, Chicago.
rv f,h.cs"o: scbrs Sasco, Wood, do: Sonparci.
Tadsworth. do; c e Trowbridge. Coyne. do; 7
i,akcx. stalker, do; star Of the North, latnc, DO;
Mark il Sibley. Ayerell, do
nec' l-Arrfyed, bark Norman Linder. Chicago;
tchr Ecindeer Muraock, do.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 1.-Entctcd. propeller
Actne Hathaway. Chicago.
, 1860-12-05

VAsutxGros. Dec. 3.-Somc Of The political
frirntls Of yicc.prcsiicnt Breckenridge waitcd
on him Saturday and rendered him sefcnaae,
which lu declined. a consultation u heih:s
held tonight between the several deteeationas as
Of the Southern States. The object seems TO
be the cooperation Of the border slave states
In the secession movement The Treasurer To-
day ,y;ls enabled to pay only about ~ bef
cent, Of the mileage Of Congressmen- Inc
projected meeting tonight Of the Union mem
brrs aud Senators has been Indefinitely posi-
NEW York, Dec. 4.-The Timer Washing
ton correspondent says reliable information
from Texas tl.s been received. They we're on
fhc ere Of :: revolution against the State Cor"
crnmcnt. Gov. Houston refused to convene
the Legislature for the purpose OF calllng a
Convention. 1t Is believed thas - senator .n 20,
Cljngulau will soon offer proposition 1or lEc
pcaceablc separation Of the States and kill
division OF the assets aud liabilities. .
Itis ru1norcI that Secretary thompson re-
signs Thursday, and will be succeeded by doF'
Pratt of Maryland ..
The President has dispatched Mr. Prescott
With copies Of the Message to Coz. Glst, being
unwillin. to trust to possible mistakes iron
roiicrtor ScheIl arrived last evening will
the Presidents Message. The Undtds Wash
inrton correspondent says the conclusion i
nearly unanimous among Republicans thai ~
cou1pronise will come from their side; a1s'
that Amos Kendall may be offered seat Ii
tho Cabinet The idea of National Conven
! tion being called by Congress Is not recelse
| fayorably By either party: faya1 estlmates @ 70
| the year are over III, 500, 900. Dispatches tfoI
| Fort Scott to the Interior Department, dnte
9Th. eays the business Of the Office has no
been interfercd with, or Is not likely to b
The Montgomery raid amounts to nothing.
|
, 1860-12-05

THE uESsus OF NAsuyILLI.-The rnsire
population OF Nashville, Tenn, AM! -u'''irt,s,
i :s;,7l5, The population "t the city III ~"
vas IL, ,1sG', and Vi South sas.svlsc t'saA.
Ing II BIS, which, compared win tisr present
population OF the city aud ss,!,nr'- SHOWS iii
increase OF Il, 19I in tile ten ycars- =
, 1860-12-05
Town Election.


;ToWn Electtoh'
BEIpaEroRT, Ct,, Dec. :;-.At The town election
to-day the Democrats carried the Bna!A Of
Selccrnen and majority of tic other town
cfliccr=. Tile average Democratic majority i
10
, 1860-12-05
characteristics Municipal Elections.

tIas.nchusrtts Municipal Elections.
Sgs1SGrElLD, Dcccruber .:.-'ihc vu:r itr
Mayor tc-,ay, was Il tic. Five Democratic and
three Republican Aldermen wcre tlcrtss!. TEt
Common Council stand, II Ar:'hs'.icats, i
Democrats
FA11. RIVER, December :.-E. i. Bnfln:
tun, Republican, WI, elected Mayor ttrd:ty,
will. the cutirc 1tc,u!lict:, ticket f'r tlse
City Council
New DgbFonn, Drc. 3,-Isasr e. TahsT, the
Citizens candidate. w,l= rs.clcctcd Mayor. with
Il !a:..' majority Of the lily cHuEea! os thu
game Ticket.
LAWRENCE, Dec. :;-Ja,ncs T. Baker, Ec'
publican, elected Mayor l'y ,.N nl!joEity The
l,:tg f'OuuciI Is Republican.
, 1860-12-05
at $4.1Jl5.N., dividing on no Ibr.
at *5.O005.:5. dividing: OIL no 1ns.

II al &3.VJGIs1.0, vi eNo LIFE. 1
Mofphipe $s,a5; Borax. refined. 23Ges5c; Aloess.
:,e4oc; Brimstonc. cruas, AIS; Gampher. refined ,
is Siis; iIsd, Potash. ssssGsSo: Epson salts, 3N
sS sXe; Vit1sei, Nlae. 1:Gi?c: Madder; ls@i:s;
Gssse = S.: Terra 5aponisa. 4E@se q r.; Soda;
os, 'ss SIT G nsad soea 1sfe 1ss 39ss
3o@ssc = b; Tartaric Acid, Gs@6sc' Gum she1lae,
6oMs5e 90 ..,,r. .do,.
Lined Eges t da1l Il sia@isXc . doz.
uns & r e., arc IN gqod .1 sapP p
and Apples slla t4@t,c; ehotee Easteaa s. err
Peaches. 1s@5c; Blackberrier, 14c; Cherries and
ilaspberricr. :N@aac+
FfsH-Market ttcady. MOL Wh'tcash, 81
@40; No $a5oG2:'s' No. 'front.' ssoo' No.
tf9R, SR53EKiEs- fE:ai: -suoAns-rnc market in New
Orleans IL hut tneEe more o. no aiei
We quote the market for ten hosshcads
and over, AZ follows New orleans. new crop
to Fl. cssd at .oS Nsx H.
ID. sai'1 rowdsred and Granaiated. 1oEc: MoL4s-
F.ntsf,an, 9 saEa: as: ssse Ssw iaE sraps ss sa
Golden Syrup, ie4a4sc. CerrEE-:Stcady: We
9aote: Me: 4N%'sHc; MarasaaSs; ,sM@,71 1s@1Ss %a
1aa@ cba' 1s919cs R,cE- E-5G5xc, sricEs-Caetia;
:saGs.c. P P,nper. gk6sf1ssc: Anspice, sX0s9c;
Closcs, l1s sHetiSe. S'''>4~' '
| uAY-Tfe following arc the quotations Of
| Frishie urnthcrr.. Is Market -street:-Prairie
| ioote. $dO0M4xD:, do pressed. !: f6.OGt7.00
1 T'imnt,,y loosc. k7.S6R8s5: do. pressed $l0.O09
| 411ss
sWi1iEs-The downward tendency In prices noted
| .raat ..o ,.ss cnntirme5 dnTinT the part tcck
NJ ~ n ,,tc fn14her dccl3nc II &c ner lb. The
t ~ NC - ~ rIasc ,rcrc Mt The fo{iowinr quo
.a,io,a. a. :eccn bnsEc. Green Ealted. bEnGc.
IL. ~ ~ 1",f IT. mr. Flint 1ofd13c: fclte
st!I, ~: n ~ ~ a. a frnah xsr,,,htcTrd
III, III i,mitad den;and A. s7as1c for far to
| t+e. A A0 1-'' .
IHM1t:11u-r,Ee- rbn 1e,,,nd dnr3n- 4},c vcek has
. sanNa.,a n1,asf snfirciw IN fhe wantr or fhe
i.sa peen 1snde and tic market hss been dun and
- ss'1n - '' "'A' ~ N"'
a'tWTvt,ry, r,~~, q. tho fo,lo1xsuc ouotatiaue. -
~ III ,a NH tins T.. taas satnns eyT6SSc. Hri
MaA ooe; s.eI,n ,a Wnst Si.nChtr- S03r 81
uie 1Ga''Si; o'.keSo III IJ.m1aci, III, sn3 car
rpan3sn So5e' SkSE' = Esan,h ri, M Sss
ieM!oGA I'LL ~, y * =, - Es,1c e..3f
p. fichcn Satt. 80 ~. - % a.
FssH4l r aox IGn''ocA GEpet. foVs7t ,,s. nos
LINE; eEMEA 49, W av. tna.ar a a. AWE
cno4c eGns $i''Mi iMu - r. SsS .nnn,r
Mill a9 ,1s W * X ~ ooH H ~
and the merry - oa'l ~ t'Sooe1A''"o' '"'' "so
Shorts: $1:uU9kt.W;, - rrh. ,,..,
PRoFlslONe5REkr AND II ct;u. N.Y. ~
, 1860-12-05

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec, 4.
WEEKLY NEvIEw--Thc following tables show
:ar receipts and shipments Of leading articles Of
commerce drsin. the past week and tince the is.
tf January. and compared With 1859:
eoxrAEA7tvE RECEIPTS or lEAn1Eo Articles AT
, 1860-12-05
Weekly Review Of Chicago Market,

TuEsDAr EVENING, Dec. i.
FKElGlITS-NnyiEatlon bein: now closed for
the sea.on there has been nothing done during the
weak in Lake frcIyhts Railtoad fEcigtts arc un-
cha, Ne nuIfn al fuil0XE:
, 1860-12-05

Ge,rogr, Dec ;,.--The steamer Pensacola
is now in thc dock. She will t;tIne Gilt lu
about ten days a,,d proceed 10 Washington !er
machinery
Filty.two Lanls were discharged lsom the
navy y1r1
, 1860-12-05

"hnAeeI* ...e,..., - ,".,.
IT. T Rs, sn c,eedaf pn rnesay advanced c
rate q discount from per eent Int weh i.%as F4
fixed last week. 10 per cent.' anu 1ertei0a3 ut
thcr advance u per cent. Wa dee1aSa 49, 3n, ans
sn,,re nf this sudden advance Is The withdrawal Of
isr-,s aims t,f vsld OH account Of the Bank Of
Frncc tue effect has been depression in the value
III ali nro1lucr
HKrspsrCYFs,-Tkc Trade ilas been extremely
duh the week, huyers It'll holding back III ant1ct
nsf;nn of 1arve snpnfics. The wind. however il
.r nrifc faEnrnhtr Ii,r itSard.bound shtps. which
nre becfnnius to arrive freely, and next week will
"rnhs1sfv rnst 1h. strength or otherwise OF our
r"Jta%1 1r"srta"t1 ees INV
Al Tacsdayg market ou,y a. rctail business was
nn, H. wheat .f decline Of ID 10 I'd per GENITAL
I1nr os Iff1rnf n sill and ca pcr lrl lower, III
dian Corn was prsssipsiy offered 1t decline Of II
at nur manrkct today, transactions in wheat and
haaf quite il rctsi! hetc being no fresh sup-
'.nnn"rted. ir,iian corn was more inquired for.
and ifafr amount Of bus,ncts was done at an im-
I"'s'"e' ~ =" P"' Nv "
, 1860-12-05

From the South.
N1l1EDGEvl1.LE, Ga-, Drr. :s-tN tl.e lluust
to-day tie preamble ant. resolutions rroroEir::;
!. conference Of the Southern Stairs NJ Altn1:,
Oh the .O:l, Of February, to cnlinsel a@as advise
as to the mode ansl manner Of resistance toihe
North in the existing exi.vney, WIS tAae!e the
special order for tomorrow. Tilt: Trei!i:hls
and resolutions take strong grounds in fa.ny
Of havin:, ill scctionl! ucstiuEs finally settled
and oppose separate action.
CHARLESTON, Dec. :;.-Thc conviction tEa!
coercion will be attempted, c1es.tcs Speculation
concernin. the strength, Ut tie Goser.lncn'
tcfenccs Forts Nou!tEic snI Pink1,cy AZ.
considered weak, hut Su1nr..: l';:sSc oi :sres:
strength.
, 1860-12-05

From Is to g per cent. Cheaper than retail de.lcsA
for tue reason that manufacture them odssf!Ecs
ii also nlstc steel Knives and old Spoons. fofNs,
CastorH Waifofs, Tea *;etts. &C. At slioEk nntire
LANTERNS AT WHOLESALE AND 1sE1AtA~
LA, EIAMRLRN T. CO.,
no,?i5soin : Gp~siaizs.
, 1860-12-05
From Pixies E'cnk-SebraHkR. 4.

FonT kEAKSEy. Der. 4--'rwo c..acllrs G. o.
c. ani I. 2. Eyrrrst, from Dsnyer ls' i"=f.,
rsasscl here for ST. Jt'. Ut noon to-day Among
the passengers is ten. Wiz. l-arimer, The old
est inbabI.ant Of Dvnyer, and 81 ,000 in dust
Dr this arrival We ret shc following ncws.
DENVER, Dec 1.-The snuw has ne:1I1y Dis
appeared from the plains. a:i.i the roads arc
.ct.iu. good. Coaches a,il Express lines .se
Ill n,akin:, schedule time. Two freight trains
arrived today. its reported that thoer behind
arc losing stock from black tunyne or s!m:-
lar disease, ..
Recent arrivals from Western minc:, report
six inches cf snow on Blue river, and thu:
Gcoryia and California gn'ches, but miners are
doing well working in deep drifts mostly
The Denver Ho1ntaiuety oi the 1T says that
few DAYS ago Is.rty u Sioux Indians nlat!c
a descent upon JOHN KicIrrt!s's ranci:c On
North Fork, Platte River, allt drove Oft forty
| ponies. They were pursued by y kon o:
Richards who succeeded ii killin:, oEc tEIrarl
| The Sioux are in Il starving condition.
OMAHA. Dec. I.-ti0y- Ellck read his 1rle-sa::c
| to both Houses Of the Legislative Assembly iu
| joint convention at II u'clc:k this hinsnin.:
IL recommends laws a:slills. u5ury, reLs1ru:,.
the salaries ot Territorial ",l;ccrs. i proper
| amendment to the revenue law, tho rs'-sn: ~
Il siukins fund for the lIiuidation o(tlc public
debt, AMI mary Other beneficial 1nc::sEsts. HIS
| mrktage is confined entirely t. the discussion
| nf ,,3nffcrs relating ia the Territory.
, 1860-12-05

at,d Ia Ike proportion Tor 1arEcr s1zcs as fEtFeu
Every Engine Is furnished With
JuDsoS's PATENT 8ovERSoK VALVE.
For Flour Mills we confidently recommend fhcm as
superior to any other etJle Of Lnginc, aud aEcs VIII
Save from. S TO so per Cent In Fuel
over the usual class Of boilers t1 EEe IL TIC West
tabieheni, where they be sxHnl1sa t,,a aa en- rue
natept men will desired. be furnished 70 *et up md
Start engines Ia my rarto TIC country. essosnpps
WATER WHEELS, sHAFT1SG, GEAE1Sd. &C.
livery low rriccs =
r. ". BANTER d. co.'s
Mill Furnishing pcpo. West Water street, between
Randolph and Madison, Chicago Illinois.
Poet f.tnce address, Nox2,l oc5:DlY
, 1860-12-05

Total prcv, w'k.. 5,al3,4a5 9s8.sH . ~ FL, ~ "a,
Since Jan, H.. .a1s076,:Na 1ss, 3ss ~ G,s&SMa3i ~
Same time 1859. 81 ,G14 1ts 1oo,9s9 &oS.9so
very QUIET The Canal being frozen the1c L little
or 10 demand from the towns ad|aeent 70 IT. banks.
u TN demand from other portions Of tue statc u
also very light In the yardt, however there Is no
c-an.e In quotations. a
Tie receipts during the week .yefc light. ana @
but few t=lrcOcs were thrown nfhc market. fos
this business the season has nov closed.
SuINt;LES-There is tair demand for prime
Sawed and Shaved Shingles at our quotations.
LATII-There ts no change to note IN the mar
ket. The demand IL fir at our quotations;
The following arc tic cloeing-Hard quotations OF
, 1860-12-05

And sl.l c,r,prt~e for IT, nr.t Animal CatAegns tha
foinwinr wor4s in lalnn:, ap: Scnpe1rc cunts1na'eo
H.. tt,r Artists. mast Uf fttb are original ~ofkA
They are TO he draa for tn The ma41er ok IN as<
Tnpn On or about Tho
, 1860-12-05
TIME SILVER-PLATED D
Goods.

Expressly intended to meet the wants of persons w.
nc tn purchase far better article than has previously
been made. ~r.. e.... f..t
Our stock consists Of 40 assortment e Iea ses Go
fcn l,rna Caxtnrs, Cake n2sketA Pitchers. Enttef
nishra SPOONS Forks Ladies'. knives. Napkin lan:a,
&c Ill OF oar own make. and will DC n
, 1860-12-05

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. .4-Rrecklnridge'A ma
,ority oysr Ball and DouSlaa u 2,1o2.
, 1860-12-05
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TILE CHI
CXED LUMBER MARKET.

IDEHUAT EfLElN0. 11EI. II 9ENVl-
The following tables show the receipts and ship
ments Of Lumber, Lath. Shingles, etc, during the
Yast week, and since January1, with comparative
Statistics; .-
COMPARATIVE RzcKfFTB 6F IuxDiR, ETC.
T weekcna'g Since Same
Dec. !. Jan ]. time !a1%.
,r,,h,r r. = aflaEsa ~ sgl ,15e .O.i5
Ghinu,aa Va, 1.F16m lle,5O5, $40 Isl, ,47ee ,0:U
ath ~. 11flfTN o8.U,S8B" Il, 7,6s7, los
Timber. It.. ~. 80. @.5akiV o,13a'vto nT9
Posts, No....-..- 1000 $3.50 'sso
Pickcts, No.. - 755.90 at.,aso ss
sn1rAxsrs or LUMBER Dpn1Hu TIE WEEK ESp1
, 1860-12-05

WE OFFER FOR SALE AT
6oo p,xcs seap. 200 no1es Starch.
100 EGGS Sal Soda 100 EGGS 5. e. soaa.
pm Boxes saleratua 25 Boxes Pot.sh
100 Boxes Concentrated Lyc.
WILLIAM LITTLE + co.
, 1860-12-05

1e9 South Wttef 81
SUGAR &c.
6f1 11hfs Sugar, 100 Bb.s Sugar. SO nks Sugar.
10O Bb1a y. +. Syrup. SO Bbls Mo1assea.
VIM, LITTLE CO.. 10 South watcr 81
, 1860-12-05
REMlTTANcES
For Tickets should be addressed to tho treasurer.
c0r- sAML. STONE. Chicago. Ill.

n RIO render the proposed EXHIBITION - at,
trsctve snd n.eettur1oua s*hc. ann "fniot1Fa o.
truu taste conductors respectfully invite rom
opr CttIxrus contributions II any workA OF ART not ple
sented u The afss exhibition lii ix. or -nre then r.
cc!ytd. ar tue care ant tafa rrtnsn of wnen :" oe
owners every pledge will he given. tonnnnaea&1ons
Respecting such may BE- a.l..rr.sea to
r., w. VO l. *.
Box 41as Chicago PoAt Office, 10 his roer* Y tae
Portland Hlck. no-Eu-s+1- ~
, 1860-12-05

DURE SWEET CIDER-in whole
l. and half hssre's 5ess'ysd as,ts sHn aq5 :aa Al
cr,ed31afra 1Q6 KaudolHlI street.
, 1860-12-05

quote as followe:
lACk1HT LAlItle. 'ouNet'ok.
sap TicFces, iron hoops. 2:
Without Iron houps. ..-.----.-... lien
Whisky Darrrls,
hcns-. .1ue-
Flour Barrels. fiat hoops s. sc
t-aeking barrel etaycs aud headings, Z 81 .<l19$ $t3
Flour ba5re4 Rtavas and headings. 2 n .$6M96.50
Hickory poles slxVnns3 II We ~
cIDEk-in good supply, with sales 1T $sG14.so
PER byl.
LIVE IIOGS-Receipts were light and the mar
kct was steady and lrui, Sales were:
Hogs. avg. Price. Hogs. avg. Price.
S5. xG 1bs 4A) ..9S4 1b4 i.G5
a3.Y4 1pB 475 i1N....suf fba A.50
n ,4S8 tDs 46rk 7l.-..2dD 1hs AIS
ae IN ms 4Hi .i5..2D IDS Abs
llD.....-..a5 M Ain ...-..-
DRESSED 1lOGS-The receipts to-day were
tythiug aud the market was armer, but not quota
biz hishcr. Sales were 0s follows:
~ Hogs averaging 80 Dh NJ. <5-N
~ I'D .'"-s"" o"o'
, 1860-12-05

TAKEN Up-1A Brown l'nny.
/ with 4 white 4pet un the E.rt!e:!. -s.rls II
ROBERT LISTOS, Isair. liz I'd. .:als.'. t. ',',;s
ITO I.O.iN-On City Real Estate
u -s1a fer onc year. 81 coo f'r 'S:' yc': =. - ar
six months $40 for on srAr sssfsai .t',; -
more on Cook County Fat:a.. !aslcss rTr ".t:te:1
ERNST I.tH SSlSE. NJ, !" l-3E:E"a tt.:S.
X T. lt5fk aud " .~!1Igts'. Sfa-
, 1860-12-05

1,R.tNbERRIES AND APPLES
~ py THE EARIsEL-a;I I,bls s'hn CT Cr ,natsritf 4
lust received Basement ~ state Street wiietr al
may {e isl s."t tuos= APPLES 1t the lM PRE- o.
fnn..r hHtr f.ft* It.. Y.
, 1860-12-05

CTATE AND COUNTY TAXES,
SOUTH CHICAbO.-The taxrs for 1870 are nov
f1e, Fsrttes having taxes to rsy do 10 1t No. Is
I.ovr+ Hnuxe
, 1860-12-05

q k0fA BARRELS CHOICE
Z4OUtf wNTER APPLES. Jus. received and
tor s,,r hv STEVENS l. WEBER
~ errrtfei$ fin 1t3 Randolph stIeet-
, 1860-12-05

1 CHANCE. Fllls SOMf. ONE
! L wishing to enE:=e n tra,:e whts: t, lick Is
and stsplc. and stand the h,.:t III ~: rIty fan
33f. :"'3st
EOTND-t}n l.tl, street. en thu
18th ult a r.a:lez' i'ug:cEIunna.r r,ntanir. \
small OF innry, w!ch the ,.*rrr rs;! h:Se hy
Tic BahEirs Dlise vi WILEY l'i:'si. * ~. !:iAt
, 1860-12-05

Whote411e nnI Fetal Agents. Chicago: John r
Park U. +. Fnilpr Il Cn. J. H. Heed 4 Co.. Sntf
Dwyer i Co. Lord Il Smith. and Gslu Bros
ri L
, 1860-12-05

co.) REV W.\1:D.-I.os,. Il Large .r..y
tDeJ Newfoundland Slut. wifi h!ar sC.,ts Oh hes lrE.
and body about niaeeeu 'uoatse nd Ani - .,;:i
To- North Clark ssEeet. will receive tlc aeo:e reward
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
LYNCHBURG TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 10 1860
MEDICINES. &C
ScrOfula, or Kings Evil,

il constitutional disease, corruption of the blood,
by which this fluid becomes vitiated. weak, and
poor. Being in the circulation, il pcryadcs the
whole body, and may burst ont in disease ON any
part of it. No organ is free from its attacks, nor
is there one which il may not destroy. The scrofu-
lous tant is yarionsly caused by mcrcura disease.
low living, disordcrcd or unhealthy food. impure
air, filth and filthy habits, the depressing vices.
and, above ALL by the vcncrcal infection. What
ever be its origin, il is hereditary in the consttu-
ton, descending from parents TO children unto the
third and fourth generation - indeed. it seems to
be the rod Of Him who says, ~ will visit the
iniquitics of the fathers upon their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt ulccrous matter, which. III the
lungs liver, and internal organs, is termed tuber-
clos in tho glands. swellings: and the surface,
gendcrs in the blood, depresscs the energies of life,
that scrofulous constitutions not only suffer from
scrouous complaints, but they have Far less power
to withstand the attacks Of other diseases; con-
scquently, vast numbers perish by disorders which,
although not scrofuos in their nature, still
dercd fatal by this faint in the system. Most of
the consumption which decmatcs the human family
has its origin directly in this scrofuous contamina-
ton; and many destructive diseases of the liver,
kidneys. brain, and indeed of all the organs arise
from or aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons invaded by this lurking infection,
and their health is undermined by it. 10 cleanse
it from the system must ienoyatc the blood
by an Alternative medicine, and inyigoratc 1t by
healthy food and exercise Such medicine we
supply III
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Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

of our times can devise for this every where pre-
vailng and fatal maady. II is combined from the
most active rcmodials that have been discovered or
the cxpurgation of this foul disorder from the blood
and the rescue of the system from It's destructive
consequences. ll,ncc il should he employed for
the cure of not only scrofula but also thoso othrr
affections which arsc from it. such EnuirlyE
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANrnoNy's FIRr, RosE
or ERyslrrLAs. PIMrLEs, PrsruLls. NLurcnIs,
BLAINs and BoIs, TuMoRs, 1ETTfn and SALT
RnEuM, ScALD IIrAp, RiNGwonM, RnTrN,rsM.
SYPHiIITIc and MrRcuniAL DsrAsrs, DnursY,
DYSPEPSIA, DEnILrTy, and, indeed, ALI COMPLAINTS
ARISING FROM NITiATEp OR 1MPuRE Blood The
popular belief in impuiy ofthe biood" is founded
in truth for scrofula is dc generation of the blood
The particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regcnciatc this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible III
tanlinatcd constitutions.
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Ague Cure,

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Remittent Fever, chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical IIcadac he, Btlious HrRdnth he,
cias. Of discases orisinnting In hillary de-
rangement, caused by the Malaria of Mas
matic Countries.
edy which, while it the above complaints with
certainty is still perfectly harmless in any quantity.
Such remedy is invaluable in districts where these
affecting disorders prevail. This "CURE" cNpcs the
miasmatic poison Of FEVER AND AGrE from the sls
tem and prevents the development Of the disease, il
taken the first approach Of its premontory symp-
toms. 1t is not only tho best remedy yet dscos-
cred for this class Of complaints but also the cheap
est. The large quantity we supply for dollar brings
it within the reach Of every body and in bilious dis
triets, where FEvnBa AND Aouk prevails, every body
tcction A great superiority Of this remedy any
other discovered for the speedy and certain
OF Intemittcnts is that il contains Qunine mn
eral, consequently it produces qunism other
injurious effects whatever upon the constitution. Those
cured by left healthy if they had never lad
the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence Of the
miasmatic poi great variety of disorders aii'e
from its irritation among which are Neuralgia, Rheu-
n,atisn, Go,a Headache, BRalness Toothdohc, Far
ache, Catayyh asthma, Ioipitdtion, Painful 1fictlon
Paralysis and Deraugement Of tie Stomach, all Of
which, when originating in this cause. put on the
intermittent typc or become periodical. This "CrRE"
exp,s the poison from the blood and consequently
them all alike. 1t is invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling temporarily
siding in the malarious districts II taken occasionally
daily while exposed to the infection, that will he
excreted from the SYSTEM and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity to rpcn into disease Hence il is
more valuable for protection than cure, and few
will ever suffer from Intermtents il they avail them
selves of the protection this remedy affords.
prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
J. II. sEAY, Iynchburg; PURCELL LADp 4 Co, Rich
nond; y. + RIvks Petersburg; +. A. SANTOS, Nor
folk and all Druggists. (aIrr 90 'Go-dScy
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yard Of an obnoxious neighbor. The gentleman
for whom these performances were improvissd
showed such poor appreciation Of them that he
embraced the first opportunity to give DIR. Bennett
n severe cowhidng sz.laaa5H s1f
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In TROUBLE AoAIN,-Dr Bennett. of New Ha-
ven, Of divorce suit celebrity has got himself into
trouble again, by hiring boys to howl in tho back
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BLOODi BLOOD! BLOOD!
Uamboids Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SarsapariiIa.

Fluid Extract SarsapariiIa. s'''
BXPHILIS.
This 10 Affection OF tho blood,
AND ATTACKS THE SEXUAL ORGANS,
LININGs oF TIE NOSE, 4 FAIRS,
THROAT, - wlNDPIPE,
AND OTHER MUCOUS SURFACES. lt-il
Making It's appearance In The form of ULCERS,
lIelmbolds Extract Sarsapnrliia 'A es'H
PurIes the Blood, sst.-,...z f.-
GIVING TO THE COMPLEXION A
CLEAR AND IlEALTHY COLOR.
II being prepared expressly this class of complaints
Blood Purifying Properties preserved to greater extent
hnn any other preparation Of sarsaparilla.