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Revolt IN THE Quo PENITENrGAEY.-The Co.
lumbus papers state that a contemplated revolt of
the cOnvcts of the Ohio Penitentiary was discov-
cred and frustrated by the Wardens few days
ago through one of the prisoners. The scheme
was to have been executed last Saturday night, 1t
was conc0cted by convict named Blackburn, from
Gallia county, through whom all the convicts were
advised of the conspiracy. The rascals proposed
to overpower and kill the guards, when all were
assembled in the vast dining room, then force the
large gate at the southeast corner, kill the guards
on the walls, If necessary and when outside of the
walls every man take of himself. The dis
covery of the plot by the Warden, however, frus-
trated the design, and on Saturday evening" when
each company of men were told by their guards of
the discovery, more chop-fallen looking set of
villains could not be imagined Previously,
however, the ringleaders had been taken from the
shops and dungeoned. The number Of male con-
victs in the Ohio Penitentiary is LOGO.
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Arrival of the Isabel

HAVANA, April 29.-The steamer Isabel from
Havana via Savannah, from which port she was
telegraphed on Friday, has arrived here Freights
at Havana had slightly advanced. The brig Del
pheo, from Boston for New Orleans, put into Key
West on the 18th leaking.
Later from Venezuela
NEw ORLEANS, April 27.-Advices from Vene-
zuela to the 9th instant state that peace was re-
established. The Government had effected a loan
OF one million sterling in England.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT,
PROCEEDINGS IN THE BRITISH
PARLIAMENT.
THE NlCEANS VOTE IN FAVOR OF ANNEXATION.

GOLD DISCOVERIES IN NEW zEALANr
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ARRIVAL OF Cow. TATNALL-Japanege En,Jassy
EGpected to A,rice Nert lFeek.-Com. TatnalI, Of
the United States steamer Powhatan, in which
vessel the japanese Embassy was conveyed from
Japan to San Francisco, has arrived at New York,
having left San Francisco on the steamer of the
5th, and is expected here this afternoon. The
United States steamer Roanoke, which will bear
the Embassy to shores, is looked for about the
arrival of these distinguished visters in Washing
ton, the Marine Corps are drilling daily in open
al with full band, in order to give them proper
| reception Wash. Star, Of the 2Sh
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TIE SPANISH MAN-oF- NAR.-The Spanish steam
ship Petropia, Commander Jose Martinez Vinalet,
now at Norfolk, was built at Carthagena in 1857.
Her extreme length is 230 feet; width Al feet;
depth % feet length of keel 2lS feet; tonnage
2,GO0. Her engine is 300 horsepower. The crew,
all told, numbers 3S7, including officers. Her ar
manent consists of 81 guns, of which IL are sixty
eight Founders; the rest 80 Founders.
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The Republicans will combine with the Peoples
Party in Delaware at the ensuing State election,
for which the Peoples Party will elect in Movem-
Der Chicago nominee electoral ticket The Re-
publican Convention meet in Dover shortly, pur-
suant to call signed by six hundred prominent
citizens
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Matthew Vassar, Esq, of Poughkeepsie, has
devoted 100000 to the endowment Of a college
for girls in that city. He hopes to make it rival
to Iale, Brown, and Harvard. 1t is not to be ree'
but the tuition rates will be very low.
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There are in London 10000 children trained 10
crime, 900 receivers of stolen goods Hoo
lers, 25, 600 beggars, 10000 drunkarus, aoo1ooo
habitual gin drinkers, $50, 900 persons su"SS'S o
nroAigacv and 30. 900 thieves.
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Two men named Wall and Mobly had diiiicu
ty while playing cards, in Sumpter county, Fla
and agreeing to settle it with guns, the latter sho
the former dead. Mr.. johnson, a friend of Wall
riding by, picked up the dead mans gun and in
stantly killed Mobly
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A married man in Worthwhile, Wayne county,
Michigan, lately decamped with s WIDOW. Nv On his
and feathers, He has instituted a prosecution
against them.
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owns its minister, the congregation having bought
him from his former master. Notwithstanding
the fact of their propretorship, the congregation
slaves themselves, contribute a round sum yearly
to the support of their pastor.
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The shoemakers' strike in Massachusetts is near
Iv dome In Danvers Grovelane and w latham it
has been entirely abandoned OF the thou
sand workers at Marblehead three quarters are at
work.
The Rev. A. Damen, Jesuit, and said to be one
of the most eloquent of his order in the United
States. Is Creating nnch ralininns enthusiasm in
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A man was picked up on Lake Erie, two miles
from land, on Monday. He had drifted out on the
ice, every moment being immersed to his neck, and
saved from drowning only by the use of piece Of
about given up, and for long time death appeared
certain,
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An account is given in the Cincinnati papers OF
the marriage in that city of young white girl,
said to be quite pretty, to old wretch of negro
seventy years of age, who kept a low groggery
and dance house, and resort of the vilest charac-
ter.
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ID R Q P @ S A L S
Il FOX kEPAIR!MG THE CUSTOM HOUSE AT
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND.

\ ",
Mashlpgton, July 18th, 1851 (
HkSF Until. THIS FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPT s 81
mn ~ ISb az u O'clock, noon, FOR TIL REPAIRS ~
nit SDstuM HOUSE authorized to he repaired at R.S,i
prepared at this Department " ~ ga" "teCihcatons
bidders VIII be required to receive the old castiron vor
Uspneu WIN, IN part payment of the work AT the o" ~
oe aoar per hundred pounds, and viii be re0Srad =. o.
nSh ~ t materials and perform all ngcesserv Ia
Coplete ths rerairs according the plans furnish W
ihey pes cent of the amount OF work done and
oeIINeIeu according To contract price (said swCnnt
aseetahsd IN the manner prescribed by the contrt e
we estmae OF an agent of the Department snToint ~
anu zen Per cent retained until the completion of b co
said nG -, m 81 me work, &c by the agent afore
contract N'ei' vi hoh-ulhllment of
Specifications and Drawings will be ready On the XII
ment. va Afp'itd'lNu u tIle Depart
The proposals must be sent N this T,sror..
9 Of the Treasury and plainly end rsed
CiSTbhS,to "A IL FOX REP IRING THE BAITIN0RF
HOUSE, and wilt be opened at one O'clock Of th
last uay named for receiving the same
;,eoo HOWELL COBB,
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&aI! 8gaGg
-:

A&ks hsssg5l{ESsE1 WESTERN
7---=aa--fA- AARYLAND RATr Ron
OPEN TO FINKSBURG STATION
lrans leave Calvert Station $50, and o'clock Re-
turning leave Finkshurg Station Is, 10 30 and &c.
Inc O'Clock train enables spend three or four
IN the beautiful Green Sping Valley, return to
Stages for Hampstead, Manchester, ster TaDpy
town ana EmmttSbug on arrival OF the $50 A. train
jul3 tt IRWIN h TAyIOp
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& fURLETT Il SONS
~ CARRIAGE Glory.
No. 81 NnRrE Srnrr- -

Az y" .Nuhih STREET.
fesslfsss55.+ me undersigned having greatly en-.
iarged their premises aud increased their faciii
tes, ues ietEe 70 call the attention the public to t,r
extensive STOCK Of every description of CARRIAGE
ne segant STYLE and durable manner which ty
ere PREPARED 70 sell on accommodating terms EFPtIRS
tended TO with dispatch and at reasonable prices
IN, 4, JOHN CURLETT & SON
Ssztau e North street, Ratnors
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s,..sH~.a FOR THE EASTERN ~ 2@s'S

: Tfs. s as;ass;;,. AND WESTERN SHORE.
Inn ~ + ITWan leaves her,wlarf on Tght srea ~
and shT I2T RJhb4HPFiNK RIT ER EVERY WEbNEsAY
Cambridge, Gloa's Point Caste Haven SE, IoGGiinS
d Tsets hart, Cabin Greek. Medfords Wharf P v'
% t6tSttrh wa Dover Bridget Kincstoy CiIri',L
Denton EVERy and benton RetnrnihT eaTee
at clock to9clrg at the above named Ian1e w.
TIIES6SS J v"T "A iNTSnF0iIS and NES RIVER EVERY
jjoF'SHAh and FRIDAY MORN Nc Pr.1+,;,ar IN
be prepaid " S7 "aJs 81 Freight must
ap25-tf - ..-
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ESss EvSssSs;sz.ss FUR TIE
sse12 1Sas4-Sf&-g n o z = II
WEST A ND n o. T II ES i
NORTHERN CENTRAL. RAILWAY
SUHSER ARRANGE EVT


SUHsER ARRANGEMENr.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Trains leave Calvert Station as follows:
and Expe fsf fa fay ay at Tgnaas for + 59 A
ao Niagara Falls Kingston, scranton BnghamptonD SV
GaGgse Oswsgo Toronto Quebec and Montre parts
eago Cleveland CINCINNATI st. Louis and all parts Of the
Travellers can 20 by either of these trains to D,t and
Chcago, via Niagara Falls at the as by any
For Neg York City by the 3OA. NJ Train with only one
change Of cars and at low by any route
Lebanon Reading, Pa Potsve Bethfehem AennTnr'
Haston' Carlisle and Chambersburg and for Hagerstown
t Asa S y and and P N for Green Springs. ow
me Harrisburg ACCOMMODATION Train daily Except sun
of IKE ocgeF:y qr the and Northwest
50,o snd goo NJ from Calvert Station Returning ar
Travellers from washington and the South by the e2oA
~ ana ~ r. NJ make connections with the trains ovei
s For t siso and iaforseg apply at the Ticket Office
Baltimore.
,o,,,u o,,,,,,,, JAS c. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOfiN L kltN ~, Asst Superintendent.
!: h. WARNER. Ticket Agent.
ID So 60 FOR y TIE T. ~, .,......
exc S1TTfN5RE AND oH HET RAj Hh6 T2t~a
Hn and after JUNE 18th EGo the train, wiz rsn B.
Leave Camden Station Baltimore tcxsept Sundays
9Gn A. & e E NJ through fer ALL PARTS VI THE VEST
Bstwsen Baltimore and Piedmont the $40 A Nj i,
a aRe the %a S s aaa rom m GTaton
nd ~ PKsDERiCk TRAIN leaves Baltimore
THE ElIICQTT,S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore atG2
a d and $40 F. M and kiiicotts Mills at 745 NJ and
FOR WASHIEGTOE AND TIE SOUTi5
Leave baltimore at 425 and $40 A. n, andsS Is and
u On sundays at rs A " only. Leaves Washington IN,
SamoIe at so anS 14O A. d., and 20 and 50 P. NJ On
only from Baltimore stop at way points The second an
fourth trains from Baltimore and the second and birJ f
Washington connect with trains the Annapolis Road
OF tckets OF every kind Information, apply to 'T
agent or at the licb ct Once, Camden
W. z. SMITH,
l.. ~ COLE. General Ticket Agent. ieIt
Il, ~ F5sSssszzs1 PHILADELPHIA,
FRR 70. &sEssM~a9- WILMINGT AND
- BALTIMORE RAILROAD
STRING ARRANGEMENT
~ y and after MONDAY, April I'D, PASSENGER trains for
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAlIT GeXeent Sunday as follows, viz
A; n; EVENING MAIL al S2s p n MALL at 1913
ON SUNDAYS IS P H. only All trains connect with
New York Trains except 525 P NJ on Saturdays van
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves at
r. b. stopping at all Stations between Baltimore and
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at 8l5A.MI2M
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE Raj.
1-,....,o- ROAD.
~ leaving in 10 l5A ~ train will connect at WILMINGTON
WIN ea3 Il tram or By aging P Vi can proenra
stopover check from Conductor, spend The niht IN WI
nington and take the 9.S5 4. train. " ~
NOflCEAU coored PERSONS neither bond or free will
Ally known to the undersigned who will be wiling ~ %
oona TO the Company, before they will be taken an1
portion Of the road A'" 0'er any
myI5n WN CRAWFORD, Agent
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H&HH, CARRIAGES /

81 CARRIAGFSll
The subscribers have hand factory No
WEST tAYETTE STREET a general assortmGnt Of o.
riaSes OF the mos&approyed styles, all of which viii ha S5
az e lowest PRICES tor cash. orapproyed paper All Car
G 6uhTIated of twelve months. We respectfully inyt
lhe pqblc 70 call and examine our stock say ''i'''
N Bod Carriages taken in EXCELLENCE fo~ ,,.-u 49,
Repairing done with dispatch ~ w. "7" o'iTS
n26h J. RIDDLEMOSER. JR NCO
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STEAMBOATS,.

G Is-slIa~-A FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
wharf A' EfT 2RR VII leave 5Fh!
f0r freight or passage, apply to ooN' at O'CLOCK
1t pr j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
1~s. Light street wharf
.E & IL ~ FOR RICHMOND VA
ceIvi CARGO .n nhg steamer %BELVIDERE is now re-
oAIUDAY AFTERNOON, at 8 ocIockS street wharf NEXT
II j. BRANDT, Jr 49,.
PR Light street tT wbart
6 s.slar GREAT
"-----AH--AAs SOUTHERN DIsOUTHWE STpp.5
FKEiGHT ROUTE
BALTIMORE, CITY Poi fESTTF FVNcrrp,.,,r
The steSp D EFrPc R4 bE EnIATR TGRNs.
n 4Hn laying Baltimore ~ cry WEbSesf
AFTERNOON, at O'clock for CIV r aia -
hnoxTiiie Memphis, ana inermedai t 70 l@nchbulg,
HE SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPEbiTI0IES
70 81 tr..o.. BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
10 So al IMPORTANT points in Southwestern Virs;i, r
bama and Misss ir georgia and the u,rrn Iarl o. AZ
E"eaS T,ecePted FOR through to any of the os
tons on the route apny rates AID time to tic scye nj sta
or,,+, agent fowh2tan Steamboat C,n,r,,sr
NO. 3 Light street wharf
ISL ST. FOR THE SOUTH
ss4asA6fsss fi DIRECT From NEW YORK. PH!isfy5,
o.. .,,. 'h'A s: aBa AfY4LTTi5SNPEEE via de
f Ti NH2RE sRai,sTT EIIqN MiLMINqroy. CHARLIE
BiA' AfLAN 9kT n n6Fg S%4EK5IY, h Il 66o''CA
StidNG AMP SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
cay LINE, sEA,B0ARb / Ro&N6E i RhiJr,,...
Tho cot.s 10 TIE THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLlCFs
Ihe scledole being so arranged that the
10 TO NIGHT TR TRAY on the Railroad from y -
NE" T = 15sh ~ WELDON, N. (.
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wSw SoI NV Ell ~ ~, Up r,es -,

A GENCY OF HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
A-Electric American Sporting Kentucky RIFLE; Ship
ping Blasting and Mining POWDER, in every variety of
package, always on hand Magazine. For sale
at Manufacturers lowest prices, by
i. j. FOLEY & BRO, Agents
ju27-u so South sireat
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nOG MUZZLESl DOG MUzZLESll
~ Just received full assortment of galvanized wire
DOG MUZZLES styles, for sale at reduced prices
by . A. REUTER- 4 Sons
my22-n No. b6 W. Batimore otrast
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GarriaQts.

G.s5. 1i u T. CARRIA GES-We have on bopd q,
XIz--1A-OuR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
one OF the largest and best ASSIGNMENTS Of CAR
hA1kS to be found in the city. Persons in want Of Ca!
RACES are invited to call and examine our stock ms We are
determined to sell at as low on as ccoodanS
terms as any other establishment N
. MULLMYER 4 HUNTER,
JaZ2-tI Corner Of Howard and Franklin SITS, Bait
GsEsS~ CARRIAGES ! CARRIAGES I'VE
AnET@ have hand at 90 North GAY STREET, the la
Eest assortment Of FASIl0NABLE CARRIAGES south Of
styles. The public invited to cali and examine fnr tTeT
selves; all Of which will he sold on reasonable terms
.--.u BURR, HAlGAT Il O'CQNN ELI.
"a tNs!-4Ii1E cone al the shortest notice. mT22-:i
e49fs - CARRIAGES ! CARRIAGESl--Tb
e sgbsGIber has on hand at his extensive CAR
hlAGh REPOSITORY, No. IS South Cav street the rrst
extensive and best Of Fashionable a RRT
that can be found in the city Persons in want Of C9rrs
VIII ma 1t to their interest to give call as AN e4
mined 70 sell low io cash Of approved paper All work SOLE
at Repository warranted for twelve months OlF aTy
ges repaired or taken in exchange for new ones '.
Carr Idges received on storage held on commission
s2lu WILLIAM hcCAEN
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Itl =
Mil leave Baltimore for the patuyrn river e,, rrr
a morning at6 o'clock as far up as Hills LANDING ~
hetGlIns VIII leave Hills Landing every Thursday rnTrn
inG d4r Benedict VIII leave Benedict every FRIDAY no
ing at O'Clock for Baltimore, calling nj plnra f5'
Fair Haven going and returning ' i'ii' tah"
Freight received SATURDAYS and Nonlovs
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I'V IIOI.
FOR THE PATUXENTRIyFE

crr,,.c, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT.
oqi iacS ~ " DA Son and after WEDNESDAY, MAY
I T ieoo, me steamer MARY WASHINGTON win leave
IlHipre i9r The PatuXen river every WFpN FSDAY ana
SAIUR AY MORNINGS at o'cock, proceeding as far m
as lyons creek on Wednesdays Rctufning wi Leave "
on creek on thursday morning O'Clock for Bait moe
leiVe L5ltlirore ON Saturday morning O'Clock for
mn Landlhg Returning, VIII leave H's Landing on
Aoniay morning at 5oclock for Baltimore capg Al tS
usul landings on the river, also Plum Point arJ Ri
Haven going and returning ''' '''' fdi'
Freight received On Tuesdays and Fridays
pssso,e 70 p,.,,,.,-.., -, NJ. l.. WEEMS, Master
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Tho s,.,,.r;.o. ,.,, METAL FOR SHIPS
keep supply Of all sizes ' anu VIII
fap24.tf s. Bu Sbbapanss,
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shio T,NU 1Jr,,n,,,,.,,,,. . PACKETS.
HELEN a. MILLER GaIt
CHARLES, pnorl,
lhes vessels are all of superior class and insure at b
owest hgure They sail regularly advertised and are
by captains well experienced in the trade The "a
pay, 100 OF the above vessels in such as will afford great
apply to John HEN DPRS6SS7 PESSSSdSe
cEn w rrvX-co,, No. 81 Pratt street
their address. " "'oN' ''hs'EIleu 10
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Official information has been received at this onico from
the Ministry of Commerce and Public Works of his Holt
ness the Pope, that two lighthouses have recently
been put in operation within the dominions of the
Ancona VA iei ohe a'
Inc lsure ana height of these lighthouses are not
given, but they both Illuminated with tbe Erosni
apparatus and are revolving white ights-the former
five seconds. ~ viz 'e' onoe Ill lor-
By order of the Lightho Board,
WM f. SMITH
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THE STEAMER GEORGE Wrg,gs

,,.,,, THE STEAMER GEORGE WrE,!<
cave Baltimore Tor the Patuxpnt river eyrrv FRIDAY
@ az D clock, as far up HIPS Landing Rrurr
R MIL leaWr iPs Landing every Monday morning for
netGGGt WIZ leave Benedict every Tuesday NOW {, ~
60 clock for Baltimore, calling at Plum PCi4 I'M: ~
haven going and returning JIM "4'N 1F'i
Freight received on Wednesdays and Thrrs5,rs
TIEO MEEuS
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@inss. Yiunnrs. &f.
WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
stE BLACK TEAS: &c.

G. VINES stA BBKRAA ND IS RUNS,
eEfs6&SH 2. TIERNAN & SON
Cfer for sale The following articles of their own
i'm Dor alton, particularly for family use ~
SHERRY WlNES-Pemartne's finest pale gold and
brown Sherries in wood and in glass , No. 1850
PORT WITHSTAND mans competition red and white
Port in wood and in glass $3.50 ~
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard March's fine Madeira
in wood and in glass also, Grape Juice.
HOOK WINES Jahannesherger, Steinberger Marco
Drummer Cabinet, Lieb frau mich, Brnnneberg of 1916
quarts and pins. ' "
BRAN DlES- Otard and Uennessv,s fine old naIa a,d
dark Brandies. f ~
RUMs7old and fine Jamaica, Antigua. Grenada, and
from the Is ands imported direct from London
HOLLAND GlN-The best quaty-Ternau brand-and
no mixture OF aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests Of the finest S0UCH0NG TEA au23tf
ThoHAS SHIELD P. Roona.
ERA SHIELDS h ROCHE,
Ef4S&s IMPORTERS CT
WINES
BRANDT s.
And dealers in all kinds of DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
No. l45 North Ro1gdrd street, Baltimore, Nd
IN q lTfs agtnn f i "
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229 BALTIMORE STREET,
nave just imported invoice of SUPERIOR TONED
MUSICAL BOXES, playing Overtures, Polkas, Waltzes
Quaares' Marches hymns, &c, &C., with Organ, Cast
wholesale and retail. - - - -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-24
scrofula. or Kings Evil,

n. , coo.,itutioaaI disease. CORRUPTION "i ihe
blos.l. h, which the haii bec0mes fiti'rd' was
aed poor. Being in the circulation u pe''''es
M. whole b,dy, and may burst oct ~ disease on
an, mart oft. No organ 10 free from w. ausca''
ma, I. there one which " may not destroy IN,
.~,o6,lo,. tsiut - variou.ly caused by mefsuria'
d,..,... o~ l,,ing, di.ordsrcd or uahsalihY food
,mp,se ,is. 9Th AMI 6lthy habits, the dep. essing
y,c-.. anI alIave al by the yenefial iniecuon'
Whatever be is ofixi-, Il y hereditary ~ the
consultation, dsscsndiag {" from parents TO ehil-
dfea unto the third ani foanh genefation,' ~.
deed, " seems to H. the rDd oi him who says, -
will visit the iaqaite. Of the fathers uPon their
ehildfca."
N. ,f.e,. commence by deposition from the
bL,od al curupt ~ ulccfups mstiefs which, In the
Innss, liver. AL internal organs, 10 termed Usher.
sl.. in the gt.nd.. swslingsi AL on the surface
.o,pti.es st sos,.. This ioui corruption which
Gender. IN The blool. dsprcsscs the sasrgies Of
M, .o that .cfo,ous Constitutions MT only suffer
i,om .r,oGilsss complaints. bat they have iaf less
poss, 20 Withstand The attacks Il other di'ea,esi
,oe..ou~a,l, vast numbers perish by disorders
xhieh. although MT srrufulois ~ their naiu'e'
A.. ,t ,,os,frd fatal b, this tsint IN the sV'ieu
uo.t Of the consumption which derinsies the
human tamil, has its origin directly ~ ihis scfo'
tsL,u. contamination; and many destructive De.
.,.., Of the liver. kid,e,s. brain, and, indeed Of
,lI the of,aas, arise irea ~ afc aggravated by
the SANE cause.
do. quarter Il al oaf people are sefoiuloas
,b.t us,.an. arc Invaded Nv the luking iniccion
,,d tb.ir hs.hh 10 uadsfnins'i by ". u elsanss
IA i,om the system W must fenavaie the blupi BY
az .hsfatv, nsdiris., and v,gufaie ith, healthy
G,od all exercise. such 'no'i'eins ~ suppl, "a