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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
HITTER.
PUBLIC NOTICE

rs HEREBY given that A. lfhger will
i put up one Of his patent Bagasse Burn
ers on Mulberry Grove Plantation in this
parish. All parties interested will make
known their objections within thirty days
from the first publication Of this notice.
febl5 NJ. G. DAIGRE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

McNEy 10 LoAs.-Notice elsew here 20.
LAY the advertisement Of Messrs. Atty q
Co, Of N, gtaviet street, New Orleans.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
CEDAR POSTS.

DECEIVED ut the Baton Rouge Bayou
~ Saw Mill, q large supply Of Cedar Posts
which will he sold cheap for cash.
febq WILLIAM WATSON.
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NEW GOODS are now opening
the finest and best assorted stock. aud en-
tirely new patterns Of Curtain loops. Cur
tain Hooks. Curtain Bands end Pins ever
offered in this market.
feb25 2w FIPER a BRADFORD.
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UMBRELLAS q pARAsoLs.
FRENCH mERINOs

GOLD Cclored De Lsins, also Printed Osshrnere
- Robes ~ the latest ana richest designs Vel
vet finish Popiins, Fancy and mourning Scotch
Plsids, all ~ which am able 10 oer 70 per cent
below sie usual selling prices. Whist ssy Inesn
q SIMON,
nevi0 Capitol Cheap Store.
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CEMENT. &c.

GEMENT, tar, plaster II Paris, fssin. coal tar,
" asphsltum, always on hand at
sugl6 LACQUER a LANOUEs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

/ HAVE RECEIVED FROM THE
= West the f'Iloving articles!
200 Barrels Mess Pork;
$50 Kegs Prime Lard.
20 Tiere@s sugar Cured Hams from ". W
Thomas dC0;
go Sacks White Corn;
$50 Oats.
100 Bills double extra Flour, Cape Jsssanin
Also a full supply o. the best qualities o. Or
ceres, all q which riIl sell low for cash or on
accommodating terms.
fsbz3 A. malta.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-15

Arms TAPiocA.--pirc, core, and quar-.
ter apple. take l.. tal'efpqgnfal iapi1.
CA which has been soaked M night IN water.
Pu, in IL ieacap of white sugar, and Hour.
Pn, this ,apioca, 80 mixed, IN . -'evpan.
and le, II simmer 10 minutes. Then pu, IN
the apples and simmer 10 rnisaies more.--
When cold, there will be elly round the
spplss.-fhia. Poet.
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s.ss.. 4lta 80
It.fH An1nf Hfaff
mH nI0.8 .ief - ias Nes aanl
INm0I Haul IL. tlIHHIne hiY'atnf
sar' tmWlue W lh. t.nnpl famafF
c.ui
'li. .nml . iImt lf u. hn.ln rib
No. e0e II .Ht.p 10 h. {mh liphIl
lcru Obliged p Mp n.rhI nfl.r night, u
rnld weather 10 ihkemf NJ hml leclnaa
'hay wgfr dropped in7 mtlv Tht Hrt
hfut.'rlnlh he''i wore sns malD from fho
vonl Ul sl.fp hp bad assisted ~ fni., ...
Shrrp u0ns vht formerly profitable. hut
"a hai been disrnnlhuod among us chiefly
on account ol fho loFsc. o,p.1ud VS. Dog
llc bod been n'onycl ihn. iho adjoining
county OF Lsao, there Ncrr only so sheep
bui there Npo % 900 log 4 good man,
prrspna were now entering upon tho husi.
ness. new spirit ha- been awakened up.
ln thc tuhi'ct Sheep hayo been improved
90 size and pr1dlr'nones at much as eat
III. al perhaps moro fily yonrs ngo 3
qutrtr oi mutton, .u Lngland, that weighed i
lific"n or twenty pounds, Ngs thought large.
NOW q quarter ~ uullou is frequently seen
weighing 30 % 90 pounds one weighing
20 pounds wls recently cNhh.icl 10 Boston
market n there a demand for mutton,
sheep raising must be- profitable llc had
no uouht Tint there would be- demand for
all the good mutton that might b. raised.
H. .pok q ihc ciI,c, Of keeping sheep il
raclaimine pastures. llc Know a ttac, Of
lhnd IN Plymouth county, that was former
j. 10 covered With briari and rose busbc.,
'hati, vasalpost impossible 70 wnlk through
H. w. aa y last lall, and Il was a beau.
iifal green pasture, With a smooth surface
and not bush or hriar upon il. Il
bal been reclaimed by the use of sheer
alone.
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CrnrSo TIANs..-A, length, the famous
. 'IlcwboIl Recs,pi' for curing hams has
been discovered. TLc old gentleman was
very chocc of bic secret, and preserved i,
40 ,hc iay u his death. After that e,eDt
the rere.pl sis found hii away in hole, m
the cellar wall. Here i is !. "Scvcr pounds
coarse .al. Gse pound. brown susnr: tao
ounce. Of pcarlasl., and fbur sslIoll or VA.
Ter. Boil altogether. aud scum when cold.
Pa il on the meat. Hams remain IN eight
weeks. heel drcc weeks The shove j Tor
orr hundred posnil weight" The reccip,
is at least worth trying, abd We hope some
Of or readers viii tsst Il.
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FoR ENspfLAs.-Takc | ounces Of sar.
sapar.lln root, ounces Of burlock root, 3
ounces Of the bark oi sweet ozicr, 2 ounces
or lumftcy root, , ounces of the bark Of tie
root Of bitter sweet, ounces OF princes
pine, ounce. of black alder bark, 2 hands
lul Of ,ox xmallows leaves, aud put I'll in !
pints Of pare, soft water. steep the water
half away strain It; pdd balf a pint Of mo-
'AsAes maze by your,t'f from sugar, and 0
ounces Of good Smyrna Ggs; boil the whole
fifteen minutes; strain il aesin when cold
add pint ol beet Holland gin. take a small
vine elis.fa three times daily Roots to
bo lad from any baan.c'drug store.
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LsxoS CrsraRps.-Tske l.2 pound Of
lish, sugar, the juice u two lemons, the
rind Of one pared thin. and pin, Of white
wine; boil for fifteen OF twenty minutes, then
take gu, the peel. strain Il inss dish, stir
well sni Jet IL coal.
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Tor sprF ron sTEAgs, CnoPs, sOrr.,
on GRavus Three drachms each of black
pepper, ginger anil cinnsmon. seven cloves,
mace hall IN ouncr, oue-qusrser u m ounce
~ cayenne pepper, nuttnegs one ounce.
white pepper one ounce and . hall. nike
more cayenne may he sdied y desired
This !, = delicious sdjans, 10 chops, steaks,
ctr.
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~ hu'nn. i q. v'. bee end klled lpst
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- li"'nUr vi" p' thn hlll given
ln i"'ian $40 'lo Prince aI Ntw liz
/ hOla W hII mH iUr u Rome. uud
rfected lrf r"rin with thr utmost rardmli.
! ~ llrr sia'u. ~ 'PUeh aI.rns hls looms
tntlori.
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ih''' 'l .N' '"'r'i.. "I NIn'l lNt iN" b,1l
mnh hlpNaeb cHcl a ihn Eo lnth g
/ f'a nahle q 'ant', lower ihrr hoaia and
BUTT Ihe enc ita' 81 down la. toyI'lI
the ilrhtol vv,y 10 iu' e1tann % the one
VIC 'doNns hhn.
\ Be-, Rrw,nprb rurasIlluANrry.--
/ Taa uarl oil tho Wilmington nnd Atlanta
hmlroad vas washed away ty ram IN the
ne.l nol Tong ago' 'nd = hi'l. boy dlscot.
I'lNf me dAmn''' "n'k"' up lhe track an'
topl 7" o. ''m'hR if''l ~ '''n' 70 prevent 70
g, ,aa' ~ ra'H+. phf. .e h'tle i'llo" u
~ W aen' y ils 'eorsa Military institute
E, a' 'hpru" O. nc sIai"'
THE paris A., Exhibition of 1851. /. to
lat f,sm n. l.for Alaytothe Ia, II July.
lstlfs,. II an nat,ops. pair,ers. senb,ors
architects and en,raycr. viii be- ndmit,ed
A great medal Of four thousand francs. md
sin'.ilcr met a. ni one thousand iiyc hundred
itanc. i've hundred francs, and two hun
dred iranc', WI be awarded. Painting ~
t'b be honorcd with twen'y-ono medals.
T,.vr,,va rmury.TUty Vans Aao.
n.,h. p,,,syl,an;a r,.n;,s p,., nnL'
Il.brA IN phindelnbin seniemIer 4. ll77.
/, ,lo follow M, adver,isciaent "a u.r.on
wants 10 no hi Dsstou. and woull te Glad
Of a place in a ela.se Or wagon going there
nr II oniy half tho wav an, that road sbA
o gcniccl price viii be given. ANY one this
wifi .gi, villbe waited rn by LEAVING line
With the printer.
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Va tH|h aassf - lhaHfas sai'.aisi h..
Nt.fa sfH0s' y. ~ siap r.si' sAp,p ss,su.
as 6thff.stftftf.aas sssssssta
H HHr Hfe. m lhH #ahtsf
ssd mhea.l .Mliaf
tHa utIf Gited "a sisssni isal te
ri'rl Hrtand hand vaii
Onahry 1iy uhs fv5fsh ought -
u i.a iogrlrri MlN,t hni .shf
s confirmed itnulatl ia nos poli,ely !
rendered f,ntl,mah n contracted habit.
4 hungry mn does rigli well 10 eat tho
rrg fot bc might aihffo before \ goi Va 10
pnllct
Why ia spondthrIrs purse Ilke . thun,
Ter cloud became II II continually
light ming
A corluoys order "Inry, take tho ar.
ness hoa iho os' pot the alter hover IL
cad, hnnl give i'm ay hand hoais.
Says ihe lovely Julia to the bewitchins
Fanny why Is q ncw baby like COWS
tail Give II up. because u was never
seen before. Fanny ph.ain,ed.
A character In Mrs. nsn,s story, "Lo,c
After marriage hays down the law thus
II o man u not ugly enough TO frightcn bis
horse, hes handsome enough TO marry.
When Sheridan was asked at m ams~oue
play which performer be Iiked bcst, hoTN
Piled the promp,cr; Tor J saw less -
heard moro Of him than any one else.
A gentleman coming into tho room Of the
late DR.. Barton, told him tha, Mr. Vowel
was dead. "Whai," saidhe, "yowcl desds
Let Us be thankful il Was neither nor
Tommy, my son, what Is lonei'udci"
"a clothes line, papa.
''proyc il, my son.
'Bccausc !. stretches from pole 10 pole.
whats jcgrafy, Billr "lt's . tsllin'
Of fDfrin' lands thu, we know noehin oboas
by cute chaps that's never seen en- Dill
got n government situation.
II know ] am perfect, bear In my
manners, said Cue young farmer V be
sweetheart. No indeed, you are not, JuhA,
you have never hsssea ~ yss. You arc
more sheep ID sssr.' a.
An exchange has the ISlDoviqnA
Men .eorn to i.. among ,hsmsso60,
! And oDarco will Hiss brothest
wonO sfss Vsut 10 kiss % ~
Thy sssct and tsss sssh osbs.
Here's your money, dolk 81 swell
me Why your rascslly master Nuee - 10
letters abou, that contcmp,iLls s6nS'' ;. 'Tm
sure can, tell, bss, II ysaN 60 Dne,
sir, gaess ], vs' bssl 49, tssch
H."
A party u belatcd gentlemen, sbass Q
certain hour. began TO think OF home, -
their wives dispIeasurc, and urge de(5r.
iure. Never mind, said one cf the gu15t..
Fifteen m,su,cs now will make no DIR.
enee my WE L as mad now as she Go"
Two boy. we're going through o1Asseh.
yard. one Of them with . gun. Thsy hard
sotnething In one ofglAs - whss the
young sportsman e end dovn cams
vhscking big ovk D, Bin" aid ihs
other, what have yea done i--lD 70 geas
and .hoo,ed eherubim r.
A ssAss,pnas|k k pho had an invessrsss
Labi, of ssIkine I g 1imsclf, was Mks1 vha,
motive lIe could have IN doing 20. 0evs-s
piled tha, he - two gcs& and substasli1
reasons. "Is the fret place be EktU \
talk to sensible man In thu1ut plsGe,
he liksa = ~ sssn.ible ne l."
The falloui>s os.lev - sse.;v-A lv =.
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EfOH
sl'sf laa
lNtftn
f1Ne Hhlt
vat ft.a ur
th1
ON I0 .II
IHhfh Polio 600 u.
tH 1'u.rHI tHnApa eN4 tnnI..
tH0fH Fenpy Hth p ff neH hH
Who hHa naw af nu. H DIfI HfaiI II.
possibility ~ fr.ai
A tto unei. hal NV fir re %, r s
eng hftef rnm thHn hu hal or rH'lt
expected iuH Won. r,plaHaI 90 m. thal
if wafln n.' ante.f D.. iup.ni.I I.H.r
llho an hoHo.t mau, uuloss /. .0hl ub.
increased my eH.t lAs, tlfaufh }lll il.
crafty Nas pnabl. o. io unl n n.f.
without telling yoa 10 hs intention. lr0e
solved ., ycet YOUR proposition and lHa.
elpi mime. iIcio 4 3D. priest, he0 hfr
Che Witnesses inaginO " ypu r IA
ferr, ehi The friend en 10 v.'. ho tm.
plplr ba,e dcprhpH 1an,f tHe walal
bat you vii .l.ll ha,o t0a pmtllL Srni
It - the rasha e SD 'hnl lc would lle
t.
1lcman eew ea tfsrl v.ttm' nm.
thor deity iH rY. Zoo int presence ol r
merchant vlo, my.f.frl ml mo .ol a.
b. va', lesi ro tmo .n caoc..ug d. os.
cape
The day ate wards ibo proprclot oftha
picture soll u for hall Il, original price. --
Vi he had lived IN tbr prr,en. century h.
could have gained hunirol per cent by the
spCcuil.,. eligu.iug tl.. O., had rf.l
for the picture n proportion il IN. nstsfIc
talent u Al PLAYED -ith reference to the
creatucss q .0rl ofinri VS. thc pointer
Which renders Mnr.ilc' "Yaaa- lmt Gu.
alu5.t Invslnah.c.
SLIPPING CAn,.-tt Nic.iH" ] tUua "a
sleeping eir ir- Iolt8 it Ins'cbaml g..
maid dressed ,n ma.e attire. vas ,pry ac.
commolaiiug anl plea int. bni gaicme au
Under berth. sucre ! took ktaoniy y.h,csiccp,
'bgingsery iFcd. Ba,wofn the sleeps 10.
iced that is d inel 4 sleeping car is q
great eontel euce--you cau l.e a. length
that tired spinal coluan. instead oi bohg
bumped together. is hook de gh,lully loose
ard tNo.flshs Of the body that is iiuld. ia.
its ,hrobb.ng waves eoBtrasplashel like o
pickle bottle On ils side. csscnsl,ily clarc
ing the currcnt of oscs feelings
Then vou hase the qui,t ol public sleep
ifg room. NJ one feel ug prt ilegel TO talk
aeroH The aisle i1 his nt..llor more than
M hour At a tine no one feeling privileged
10 make twice as mach noise as they would
in another car Ihc order Of forty pair d
boots lai'l along he a1sf--,he perfume oI
tie zealand lsbrirl l..ne els. anil the aro
~ d 'ebseco sqHris sbou: efof the pas
ssre berween The berth, intear.rgled witl
forty bFea.h1. Is aii ventilated % each s'a
ton, by opsn.ng lao doors. anl letting ,h'
way pas ngera pa through. ! commend
the sleeping ctr be- yaficiyto spice travel
--,'Ia. H. n. Rscer.l.
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Lraos PtBDIysa---5 on. butter. o ox.
snear, lemon, g,sss rosc water. I eggs.
Bes, bu,'er and sugar to cream; crate IN
rind sf lemon. sni squeeze in the jaics: add
rose water. and beat all up cps- last
Orange pudding i made jus, as above,
usineorsnss instead ~ lemon. This makes
two puiiinvs-EpHr. Post.
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DsIEFs or pouaI.As JrnaoID.


In this world truth can wait she's used
10 4. nt
lIabisual intoxics,ion j. the epitome Of
every crime.
Money |. Ike the air you breathe; il yoa
have II not you die.
Children are earthly idols that hold us
from the stars.
!. A sayieio"s lfan.--IIe'd scratch a pin.
cushion for treason, and see daggers IN
necdle-case.
Nature is Q pattern maid-of-all-wort.
saa does bess when less. m,ddlsd with.
A God Life How beautiful can
time. with goodness, make an old man
look. -.
Txafel II Fy.ni.iip.--There "a moth
ing prisoa pavement to test our Old
friends upon.
Pie Sbfsv Ssr-A woman Is like tar
m,lt her and she will take any form you
please.
The sures, way to bit poman's hearts
10 take aim knesling.
The Cssr,s If AL Laes.-Self-ie
fsnse is ~ elecreuoeo eof al laws; 30
for thi. reasonable lawyer didn't make It.
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HERNIA GR RrrTrRE

Rlically cured hv nev operation which has l'ssn
.h,-oughy sssei in hundreds Of case. without
danger to ifs and the person Isft perfect ne be-
FORE the accident which produced the rupture.
Many negroes with this disease. vho are perfect.
" worthless, arc restored to their full vslas ~
the operation. This fact is well worthy the atien.
sisn Of all persons aslieted vita his a.ess,, and
especially slate.cvnsrs.
p stanuafy 5, ts6o. 5o1v.
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ADVI.H'rlsINO llNIf- NJ


All ysariy advertisement. nrs allowed I" b'
changed twicsayoar without additional ghsrFs'
s6s- Tho Cash for niy 'fiising !. das ffom sho
orst Insertion ~ m advertisement
Advert .ements not marked With tho pp.hrf "
Insertion. desired wiii hc published and clAissi
for st the regular rates until ordered ont.
Advertisements from distaase mat b' seecm'
panied b. the C,su, or satisfactory refsFsn'r.
politcrl addresses og cirUllars Ihtfnlgi for In
dvidual bcncnl, charged as Advertisements.
Advertisements Of = personal nature II aJnit-
,sl At al, viii have to be paid fos 10 Advance, a.
soubls price.
81 Editorial lu.ins.s notice. 20 cents per line.
Announcements Of candidates must BE- paid Tor
,irie. IN asiranes, a, follows; For State AMI ps.
,rct ohess, $40; for County o'bcr'. -.
ObisuArv Notices over nine line, 10 length, or
Tribute. Of l,sspscl By Assoeiaiion' or Societies,
90 tho death Of I member, muss be paid for a. our
atssrtsing rates.
All communication for hi. paper nas' b a.
sompaniei by the authors signstrrss
c1- All com nunications connected With tho
hn,ine.. Of ,hi. Office mus, be addressed - "ih'
l,lor " the panola star"
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An original way cf answering tss
auestius ct . time: "lIev. Biddy, me
dsrlins. what's ske tine o night, and
vhesvs str pcrtasy ps'ldin''' ''I''s eight.
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General Collecting Agent
sen pANOl.A COeSTY.

rrAvISG business ali oves The county, oees
III nv services ss General Collecting Agent
Memphis merchants will 6sd il to their interest," to
ss,l me their acceants for collection.
nnvsasscas Geo. D. Wright. r. 4. West. Her
aas1s; T. A. 1lauil,os, John II. West, Memphis.
JOHx1. JACKS0G.
Jaauasy 10, 1850. ~
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VN.

N AylNG located 10 The town Of Pamela. ten.
Ill ders his professional services TO The ei'iseus
generally. OAee West side of the square, neat
door to W. r. Watkins Store.
febsasry 2, le6J. .-lT.
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Extracts from Washinton's tie Of man.
ners, written In Lis early youth:
Every actioa ought 10 bc w'th some igl
Vi rcspeei = those present.
Be no 1aslercr, pei;her play ID. ass one
sfo delig'ts hot 10 be plnye4 with.
Read no papcrs nor books IN company
Come not near lie papers nor books Of an
other ~hen be Il writing.
Ie, your counsenance be cheerful, but in
serious matters be grave.
Show not yourself glad at ahOihers mis-.
fortunes.
Let your di.conrses viii other. on mat.
ters Of business be short.
!, i good manners to let others speak
first.
Wien man docs al be can don, blanc
hin. though he succeeds not we'll
Take sdmonitions thankfully.
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DIR. z. P. WEAVER,

HAS removed to Nr. Charles n. Tarley's,~..
Ill four miles Northwest q psnols- md
sast. his professional services to the surround q
Ing country.
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-08-09
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in the condition
IL of a certain indenture of mortgage, bearing
date the twenty-third day February, A. D., 1859,
executed by Wright Knapp to Gaius b; Wool
worth, and recorded in the office of the Register
of Deeds, in the County of Cass and State OF
Michigan, on the twenty-third day of February.
A. d., 1859. in Liber 81 of Mortgages, on pages
SAG and 347, on which said Mortgage there is
claimed to be due at the date of this notice, the
sum Of forty-nine dollars and thirysix cents, and
no suit or proceedings at law for the recovery
thereof having been instituted Notice is there
fore hereby given, that by virtue of power of
sale contained in said Mortgage, now become
operative, the premises therein described, to wit
The northeast quarter of the northeast quarter
of section one O. in township five l5 south, range
sixteen 16) west, in the County of Cass and State
of Michigan, viii be sold at public vendue. at the
Court House in Cassapolis, in said County of Cass,
the first day of September next, between the
hour of nine O'Clock in the forenoon and the setting
of the sun on the same day, to satisfy the amount
then due together with the cost and Attorney fee.
GAIUS b. WO0LWORTH,
Mortgage.
CHAs W. CLIsBEE, Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated. June 4th, 1860. june7-T*w13
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

is a constitutional disease, a corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated.
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mercurial disease low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above ALL by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation % indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, 81
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, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, that scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
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 in
fiction, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in