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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

DANCERS CURED.-Cancers (if dOt too long
v andin be cured by Mss Jams faulkner Reference,
and al necessary information given, by addressing
RObT FAULKNER Westeheslsr New-Yoik.
EHAPPED HANDS and LIPS cured in iew
- horr. and TIE skin made dl,ely .o0 aud Shie by the
IhDMAN = lo.s
CAMPHOR CANE with GLICERlNE No. OF Bieecker Il
sud al BY mail % cents Sold b. Highly stears
stroit w King i Buffalo and Buck Riynog, Chicago.
HALF wineglass for adults, or 4 dessert spoon
ul Tor children thrice daily Of Scots American Rene
dv" cures the most obstinate u DYSPEPSIA COM
sl1PAlION, SCROFULA RHEUMATISM, 40 Ella bottle.
DR. = attends eyey afternoons ~ at room NO 20 Broad
way. B,Et!sy
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-

From foot Of CogrtlsndtsConncctinge at hampton juno
Easton with Leheh Valley RAILROAD and It's conneo'i'n'
d;rec line 10 Usuisburs without change OF cara N
WINTER ANGEMEHr-Commeneiug December ~
IgfO-Ie0y g New Y ork as follows: =, - nIt po,,s.
U,rrIsRrns FxPKgssAt6 m for faston Reading ro'o
vile hamburg Aauct Chunk, WiliamsPort Ss e.,o,
Man TRAtN-At8 for Esston, water zap o0''u''
Great Bend Pittston WilkesbdrTe, &c c,t ty;u.,,.
IlN THKouGH TRAIS--for fastonl hi4HcH 'n'"Ai "i
nor, RsaJinr Pottsyille, Harrisburg, &c.. =, .u,ou,
ard Mauch Chunk our
Fyxtpss TnAIN FOR HARRIsRCRG--rhe q. m IAP'oss
Tain rom NewYork arrives at Harrisburg N iiPp noon, ~
time 10 coruec with fast trains east ahd west On
Cnsl Railroad Northern Central north and SOUTH ana WIN
the Cnn,be Rand Valley Railroad -
g. Pc IA North River at aud II = $3.50 aud p M
IEAyK ELuABETH-h els and Sil' a. 'n l'|' una i'O
The bosts stop a Bergen Point and Msueu Iisbor every
trip each way. JOHN a. SIEKNS' oupeiln'ehuehS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

Tor NEW-UAYEN-Fare 81, Bcrths free
i By steomer from Pecksip DAILY at % pm. Passenger
for Bcden Hartford Springfield Northampton aud towns os
The line OF Vermont Railroad tale the ii train from
Now Haven remain board the boat until the next ornns
Werrandise forwarded BY Express Train through 20 Bur
lnvtou OgJesburh Montreal and all intermediate towns
1922 FRANCIS HYDE, Agent
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Real estate for 5aIe.

harm for SALE-OppOsite the city Of Hudson
one half nile from the village Of Athens y acres O.
iad Tie cottage commands extensive lend and Ter view
C1tbuidines convenient including tenant house Lari hs
cultivated and well wsieed Five slN hundred L tees ~
nm crane vines and small fius in abundance Lcrs
st 500 one half on bond and mortgage Possession
address r BARNARD, President Hudson River SSnA hud
n. Y.
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&C 4 O. D--,yootwoarE. OssxA, NsbFaskA kAvs the
DALI md wxsxGy TSisuxx tot ssss
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Ocean Glcdmers.

Tor SOUTHAMPTON and lIANRE-On
IL SATURDAY F,5 The t-ti,ed States Man s's1msr
AahGO D. Liaes c1lusr Der will SAD fou Pier No % North
River, foot Of Beachst. on AiLhDAN, tgb. = ~ Lo21
mi. resle, uH.rgsrsd fr safety nn3 comfort, Ia double
engines under deck iaci,soI by yalerugh comr5.mcas
which, beside oisr RESULT, toad. In tho event o. collision OF
sauduF 70 keep The pump nee work And secure the seJ
Of vessels and pa sCngrs%
Price Of rasa.xe ia second Cabin 30 AL 40.
For fICls ht cr Pssggr~ AFdlyiO
SAM LIN OK, lAssnt. No. Broslv,y.
The steamer FULTON Wil sail March
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60, tobom il tnap Concern.

DROOKLYN.-The SEVENTH WARD RE-
ID PUBLICAN ASSOCIATION viii meet MONDAY
EVENING 18th inst o'clock in the Academy, Skl!nfu
st. Park ~hen the report OF The Committee sPpouteI
to revise the Constitution will be presented - g.,
SAMUEL II. TURNER, President
A. YAN TrYI Secretary.
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yr,HE MOTHERS MISSION.

|1IiE 1lOlA lLh S1Ac-AOR'
great EMPEROR once s.ked OF h noble ,ebleca WIS.
would sscorc his country tho FIRST place among the nations Of
he easth The nobeurans grand reply was Coed moshes
Nov what constitutes good mo,ler' TIE is coueu
M be who regarding the future welfare Of her child socks
every available thai usy offer promote sound phy &
development to the her offspring not be deficient
IA any single faculty With which naore has endowed t. In
Infancy ,ber. "a no period witch likely to affect the f
tuie disposition Of the ctad than Of ssthu5 produOin as
does ftflss oroseness Of nnd which u not checked.
viii manifest iself tr e. days
I hrs. wISsLoN's SOOTHING sRUP
Is snquestiOu y Of the sresest remedial agents In exist
eooe both so the prevention and Of tho alarming sypo"S
which so often manifest during tho teobug porsd
fuob as urping in tho bowe. wind collie. oouTuson 90 is
also the beet and sureat remedy in the world all Of dys
ea.ey and disheu In children wlster it arises fom seelas
or from cry other
TIMELY WARNING
Every mother should be prepared ia tue capacity Of both
nurse AID physician her children; che she win, dis
charge these duties much better any sho employ
If she not she ought to know thai there medicine pre-
pared by an oil aud female physician which has stood the
te. Of MANY years ard Is tho most perfect thing on earth
for children teehing also Wind Colo Dyssnery Diaf
hsa aad Is sure 10 regulate the bowels We say every moth
er do your pudces, OF the Preudices Of others
stand in the way Of the relief that viii be suye,, absolutely
,ore1to follow the use Of MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING
| sIRUP.
A PERFECT CHARM
MRS. wTHsLow,s SOOTHING sIRUP certainly doea as
Che name implies "sooe" the little sufferer into quiet nAu-
r eep from which awpkes nvsorsted and refreshed And
fr tie cure Of diseases incident to the period Of teong such
as Dyertery pishou Wind Colo, &c. &C., have never
Is equal
We have ovays BEEN and m 'r opposed to the practice Of
drnqgnx pfans TINS ARTICLE DELKrEEioUs HTyscrs
vuA1xyyn. and nom our own experience I'VE speak advedy,
We have every confidence in II, and heartily recommend to
ali mothers Take our adyice-uso tend you viii as strongly
recommend it TO Others as have .ayou-
| TIE BENEFIT or GOOD ADVICE.
rtanls to MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING Strip, W.
have for years been relieved from spess nights Of painu
watching With poor suffering !ooins children Unlike ell th'
preparations Of opium which usually go. to mako ed'eE
Sleep and hcb simply smpefy the child tho Soothing sir
syos no, only rest bet yisor and health the little fellow vii
|
wake up Bright cheerful and refreshed It sure moreover
cum lad Colo sud requisite tho bowel As Va freely receive
the sd,ee Which calls forth the shove thanks We freely give
70 others end say to 81 mothers go Porca the Soothing sHu
for your child and you win thank Tor this advice.
None reuuine uuess tho fso smile Of CURTIS PERKINS
| Row.York, r on tho outside wrapper
sold BY Drusslsts throughout tho world
! Price only p cent per bottle.
| Principal oace No. 10 Cedarst, New3ork-
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NEW-YORK and ERlE RAlLROAD.-
~ DUNKIRK ENrRSsai a L., Tor Du.l4i.k Bahio
C,usf qua aud principal stations. ,.
MAIL olj 70! DanAik ard Intermediate sts'ons
This Trau remains uiglt n tlfrirA
WAY Il $50 p n fer 8idd.ctoSu NeWbuigh, and inscs'
nsdisis SfsfiouE
MONT EMPRESS SiHI, ~ p. ~. for Dul ark. BufLo
Ctnsnd4gln and principal stsous Tho ta o. Saturday stops
At al Nil Irsin Stations. and rsns only q Euis
CHAs. MiSOT, General Sgpt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via. NEW
Il PORT sd FALL ElfER-the spondd and superior
steamer RAY STATE Csut Jsuctt leaves New YORK every
TUESDAY THURSDAY anl SATURDAY, a. ocl ick p. m,
ald the MPlHE STAFF, CapL Buyton, Ga MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY "a FRIDAY att o'clock r. r from Pier No.
D y. r.
ersnrr room, VIII le rrid pc sourtd 10 any appi
cant until az -Anls shrI have brcu pdd .of
Fslsht 10 oTton l. . = Je through wgh great dispsoh by
WA BORDEN, AGENT Nos - sud II Vests
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rYNIIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STE AMsnlPS
rRos Atw-IoER 10 uvflunof-
Ghiof Cabin Pefs'F0...
second Cabin Pace ..sss..''s'sss -
gR0a BGsI0H 80 tyrLluO'.
Gle. Cabin Plgasf
Second Cabin f1ssas C...........s.......ss''' ~
The ship. from New.Nofi rail 70 C9fk Iui0r.
Tho sbira fcm BC-te coll u Iiallr slt COZ hhfb0r
PERSIA tap. Judiin@ AFRICA, cps ShaliloL
tFABlA CO. .. stone. CANADA, Cert Lang
ASIA Cvrt Z g. Lot. AMERICA, Cip,. Noodle.
Al SIN ALAsfAN NIAGARA. G. .pt. 4 ier.an.
Cara T.. 81 Hobby. EUROPA. CaDt. }. Lei'sA
SOFIA. trOv luiidiLE.
Thee vei.ls clear white .t ~ may Bead en On
starbo4rd bow; frd port uos.
CANADA ..e.yc We3.cstIy, Jaa
Al sTNALAstAN,
Hockey. .lerves New York. Wed e-liyi Jan. ~
AMTRlCA. Ltils..,.. rs,r lio't1n I'in DAY an q
ASIA Lcu....... r.ss Me- IS oh. rs etrrsi,y Jan ~
NIAGARA. ..el,c' ios.27 M'tIo 5a9 t'o.
ARABIA stone sFvrT Hts No .Nsi."ar fsi -
CANADA Aldarson... lew, Eoill.. tnc -y, Cd ~
Boiths not .ccuftd ufI paid for
! PEI experienced surgeon on t.lrt 80,
Tho o,gr,rs of ulo tir VIA b. srrounials n iod
silver itui.u S4e-is. I,..fy. Prcouf Stones Or heta
unless Bn L-pg zpci therefor aud ths ysus thovo
th..iu E, trus.sd for Froisht PHsss ~. apply to
r.. O. NAltl No. Rowling Trecn.
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STEAMBOATS, ann RAILROADS..

kEW-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PHlLA-
IN DEbPAIA aud the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY Mail ard Express Line. leave New York at ana II
a. and sd o. Fare a. Through tickets so for Ci.
cpDa and Nes Bgd for Washington. Now Orleans tod
the South e aod through baggage checked to WahiDgou in
j. u. WOODRUFF. Assistant supe Inter dsat.
No baggage will be received trains unless delivered and
ohecs ed Is minutes IN advance of the time Of osvmf
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fraal Notices.

In PURSUANCE OF all order of ROSWELL G.
Il BRAINARD. e.S. Surrogate OF the County OF Kings.
notice hereby given according 20 law 10 all having
claims against Oh AkLfS ). BELplN0. late Of the City II
Bookyn deceased that they required exhibit the
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber the Administrative
AZ the Office Of CHARLES a. BRIGGS, No Y Nassan-si 10
tie CITY Of NeYork before the lah day Of March oex
Dated Aur "a 1861 MARGARET BELDtNB,
,eptl0ieu,6mM Adnuistratrx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

CTEAM 10 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
- FAST LOH DONDEREY and DUBLIN for s36-The A
1 powerful yde-but steamship UNITED STATES, Capt
stksFid having arrived from Oasgow Ia twelve DAYS eight
hcus Will si tom Ter No a. North River TUESDAY,
JAR 49, 81 " This steamship fitted IN the most approved
style to inauie The comfort and safety Of paeDge Rates Of
fussage-C8in $50. Intermediate A3S. Stoers=s go, In
gliding sbupdaut supply Of cooked proyiions Apply
FRANCIS MACDONALD g. Co.,
No. 81 Brosdst, corner Of South william
The succeedins steamship JOHN BELL, viii sai TUES
DAY jan 70
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ApRt,y H. MrtLRE, AucionoCf
DOND-ST. PROPERTY.-By ORDER OF the
ID sUPRFAfF COIrRT ADRIAN n MULLER VIII se,' on
MONDAY Jan 1 l6l AZ Y ~ q tie Aechanta i.1elIs,
pUdsr 10 dlrelti Of Wm. Mitchell cicr'e, the 25
and sc brick not 81 aad LOT No ~ Bond~t -1uih sdc
o rs fro, noot q rear. tf sdc end ". II On o
Ether sido. Tor pricDlaf. nppiy u ths hetite 40
q or Auctilu.,r, No. 3a " slsat. No,r
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TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
IL c.ss r,eallor v ~ leave N,lorE the lt lih md 4
~ earh month. rror those i5tcs f on SUNDAY. whoa
to- dsy Of departure viii te he MONDAY lalowhs F9
80 al N - - IT, u. u. ALLEN. Asoat-
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GaIfs bp antIion.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE or A SOAP FACTORY
~ AT MISUNDERSTANDING OF Steam Boiler, Copper and
Iron Kettle sosp Boiler Nats Stamps, old. France WOOD
ard Pansr Boxes Carte Wogoa Ron, Sc alec common ana
fancy Soeps ~ lots io COcer and druggist WIN DC sou On
he Tromis - No ISL West 26thst, JAN ~ 81 y oeocS
Vvn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

A CADEMY OF LANGUAGES, No. 90 Broad
N given in FRENCH German, srsnis IN
ian English Latin aud Greek Ladie. hours nom 70
oock septlemen's hours from ? 10 10 Terms Ia
rss SlO per quarter single iudvidu!s O. tho ncl,e
IN cssse 2 single individuals so The quarter, consisting
OF "a Lessons two lessons per week. Auply %
" r. MaRTlNELLi Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-14

CTRAM WEEKLY between NEW YORK an5
- LIVERPOOL landing and smbuting pa.sansers Quseas
sovB tlreeDd Tire Liverpool h.wf 5rk and PhilAdeph,
stesaship Company 'snd dspa,ehlns ,hsT tD powered
clyde buili Iron sisamtbiI- - follows;
oh.u Gay Jan ~
ial
roO
And every SATURDAY At room from Pisr a. North River
% PAuAgh:
FIRST CABIN ;........s1e sTEERAGE..; .."....ss
Fhs, CsbI Lordou..... 8o Searsgs TO London
5teersse Return Telss good for slr uon
Psassuger Forwarded 10 Paris. Have Hamburg Bromss
Rotterdam, Antwerp &c, at redsced throsgb faIea
wishing bLs their fends tickets hers
The foilovn f New Yort: From Liverpool Qleers
n~LFirst Cabin f1s Is and 8i5 Steagsse from liver
pol 80. nom Q1eeustovru, S5
Thee Sietae hs superior accommodations Tar
nd experienced Surgeons They hult IN waeTsbi
tron sections aud have patent Fire ADnlh!lsoTs load
Fo' flrtheT information apply a. Liverpool 70 WIN NMah
4segt 10 ~ waisrst IN 0l-sgos TO WM lsMAN No {
81 Knoch square ~ Queenstown 10 C. L w D. sEYMOUks
Co. r. London 20 EWES MACY No O. Kins winianst
IN Pss JULES DECOUE No Place de IA BoErse In PhD
sae,pbis JOHN DALE No 100 Wsingts o. At the Com
oAnys Of,ceA JOHN q DALE, Agant,
No IS Broadway " Y.
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A. NJ. MrRviy, hrcionecr.
DY BANGS MERWIN ~ Co, Irving Buildings,
I'D Nos ard s96 BroadsaySles o. Bool. Stationery
Picture, Works Of Ant Fancy Goods Furniture, &c,
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1nslrnrtion.

A CARD.-The subscriber viii receive NEW
tboroncn coarse Of instruction in DOUBLEENThl BOOB
KREPiNG at reduced prices including gu oouIe Of 0om
nercia Penmsnship without charge OLiFIt H. "OLD-
SMITH No e23 Broadway. corner Of 2ls,-st.
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-POOKKFFpING PENNAN-


ID Marble Block between City Hal end Packer Institute
Culture most thorough and Systematic Terms very low Even
;ng L -sons given. CircplaTs, etc. a. above.
LEVI WELLS HART, A. NJ, Rector.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-08-08
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

EhHSN1ANU LIHLIN II
0Nand after Monday, April 10th, 1861, trains
" will runs as follows:
CONC NoRTH-Mail Train leaves Portsmouth
at 700 A. NJ; arrives at Hamden at lQ:l5 P. N. /;
making close connection with through trains on
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad for ALL points
East and West. Accommodation Train leaves
Portsmouth at l:SoP N; arrives at Hamden at 81:
90 PM.
GolNo SoUTH-Accommoda Train leaves
Hamden at G:l5 A NJ; arrives at Portsmouth az
1880 A. N. Mail Train leaves Hamden at 2:Oe
n; arrives at Portsmouth ate ;00PM N.
Through Tickets for Marietta, Chillioothe,
Cincinnati and Columbus, can be procured at the
Ticket Offices at reduced rates.
J. W. WEBB, Receiver.
Is ,lSsI-tfo,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-08-08
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

Il constitutional disease, 0 corruption Of tka
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiAtsd.
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation. it
psryades 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 il may
not destroy The scrofulous taint 10 Variously
caused by mereurial disease, low living, din
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, Hlth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices. and,
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the Gop-
sttution, descending " from parents TO children
unto the third and fourth generation;" indeed,
IL seems to be the rod Of Him who GayA II
will visit the iniquitieI Of the fathers upon
their children"
It's effects commence by deposition nom tiss
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
che lungs, liver, and internal organs, 10 termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
rupton, which genders in the blood. depreaAes
the energies Of life, so that scrofulous consttu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous con-
plaints, but they have far less power TO With
stand the attacks Of other Diseases GonSo-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not Scrofulous in their nature.
are still rendered fatal by this tAint in the
system. Most OF the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin direSty
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneyD brain,
and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise from Or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter OF all our people are scroiulous:
their persons are invaded BY this lurking in.
fiction, and their health is undermined By Il.
To pleanse IL from, tho aysian, va must YennyaNS
the blood by IN Alternative medicine, and h,-
Hgorato It by healthy food and sxGOiSs,
Such a medicine we supply in .,.-ya
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-08-08

William Downing, Demo.
cratic Postmaster at Oak Ridge,
Highland county, was removed last
week to mako room for Robert Mar.
ghall, Al irg'p.essihlo Republican,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-08-08
No1 Tspn and the Wouadsd Soldiers
Con. Scot; Cnmnuaad.
" a8uIE9T0N, July, "a.

'. N"-'... "hrN' OHiJS NH'
4 mon5.ro-a instance Of red tape.
ism occurred III connection with the
smbuianco train which reached Jack.
son City at s o'clock on Monday
morning. | would not have believed
it II had not been on one OF the wag.
ons and heard the order given by an
officer on horseback. We had over
one hundred poor sufferers on these
wagons. We had made them as
comfortable as circumstances would
permit, and were cheering them with
the prospect of a speedy admission to
the hospital here. As weapproached
the city Of three houses, the official
rode up and ordered the train to stop,
telling the drivers that "thc horses
were probably hungry, and there was
some good grass for them" l told
him that we were fastening to relieve
our wounded, that many Of them were
suffering intensely, ETC., but bis only
reply was brutal oath, and the re.
mark that "Gen. Scott himself could
not pass the Long Bridge at present"
/ fastened to the gate, showed my
special pass from Gen. Scott, ard
came over without difficulty. The or.
der applied to all the routed soldiers.
but the stupid and brutal officer could
not make any discrimination, and
probably bastened the death of sever.
al whs had poured out their blood so
freely on that fatal Sunday.
Gen. Scott is almost unnamed by
this defeat, and told the President
Monday that this fatal and only mill.
tary error of his long and we!l.spent
life, was brought about by rabid civil.
ians, who goaded on the Cabinet and
him before his plans were
fully matured. 1t seems hardly cred.
ible, but it is u fact, that the old hero
wished to send over to Gen. Mellow
ell nine additional regiments on Sun.
day morning, but tue commander Of
Arlington telegraphed "tbat he did
not want them, they were equal to any
emergency" Go.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-08-08
AYERS /
Compound Extract Of SarsaparlIla,

the most effeetual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. I, is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and tho rescue Of the
system from It's destructive consequences.
Hence It should be employed for the eur Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other sfss-
tons which arise from il, such as ERuPrIVs
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ASrHoNY's FIAs.
Ross, or ERysIPELAs, PMPLss, PusruL1s,
DLoreHEs, BLAISs and BorLs, TuNoRs, TnrraA
and SALT RuLUx, ScALD HEAD, RrNawoRN.
RHnUNATIsN, SYrHrLIric and MuacvRIAL Dis
BASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DERiLIrY, and.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VIVA
TED OR IMPURE BLooD. Tho popular bslise
in "impuity Of the blood" Is founded in truth.
Tor scrofula isa degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtae Of this SaIsapA-
iilla is to purify and regenerate this vital Huid
without which sound health ia imposibls y
contaminated constitutions,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-08-08
The state Of Ohio, VintOn County
court OF Common Pleas.
Lennon Meeker, Admir-. of |
Aaron Meeker deceased, Pl'f
against {

Lennon Meeker, Admir-. of
Aaron Meeker deceased, Prf
against Civil Action.
James Tomlinson and Attachment.
Alvin Dascomb, Defendants.
A LVIN DASCOMB. of the State Of New
N York. will take notice that Lennon Mock
er, Administrator cf Aaron Meeker, deceased, !,
fthe county of Ross in the State of Ohio, did
on the lat day of duly, A. D, 1861 file his petit
ton in the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the county of Vinton, aud State of Ohio,
against James Tomlnson aud Alvin Dascomb
an unincorporated company, doing business un.
der the name ard style Of Tomlnson Dascomb,
defendants, setting forth that said defendants
are indebted to said plaintiff as Administrator
of Aaron Meeker, deceased, in the sum of four
hundred dollars, with interest at ten per cent
from January 18th, 1858, on promissOry note,
executed by said de Andants to Aaron Meeker
in his life time, on the 18th ofJuly, A. D. 1859,
and the plaintiff, on the st day of July, A. d.
1851, obtained an or Ter of attachment and at
tached the Undivided one-half Of in-lors num-
ber seven, eight and thirteen, in the town Of
Hamden, Vinton county, Ohio, as the property
If said Alvin Dascomb, and prays that said de-
PENDANTS may pay said aforesaid sum and inter-
est, or that premises may be sold to pay the
same and the said Alvin Dascomb, is notified
tha. he is required to appear and answer said
htition on or before the third Saturday after
pee 8lst day Of August next.
LENNON MEEKER, Administrator Of
AARON MEEKER, deceased,
ByW. 7. EVANS. his Attorney. ljy25 '6l.sw