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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

GEN. ScoTT's PRoPERrY.-The recent wise
and salutary law Of Congress cOnhseating the
property of all aliens and ensinies will affect
that old military peacock, Winfeld Scott, to
The extent cf several pieces OF real estate
c1gned ny him is Pichmoud, which wilt now be
escheated to the use Of the government.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

Two IN HEAvEN-"You haze two chill
dreI?" said |.
'Ihave four" was the reply; "two on earth
and two in heaven"
Thus spoke the mothell Still hersl--onIy
"coHe beeoTep' Still remembered, loved and
cherished, by ths hearth ana lhe hoard; their
place not yes filed; even though their success
soTs draw life from tie same faithful breast
where their dying heads we're PI!iowed.
"Two in hesgeTl'
Safely housed from storm ard tempe3'; no
sickness there, Dor dropping heads, nor fading
eyes, nor weary feet. By the green pastures,
tend-red by the good shepherd, linger tue little
lambs OF the heavenly fold.
''Ewo Ia beaveUlo
Earth less attractiVel Eternity nearedl In.
visible eeTds, drawing The maternal soul up
wards. "Stll small voices" ever whispering
"come," to the world-weaTy spirit.
"TgO il beaVsul2
Mother Of angels! Walk softl5l holy eyes
watch thv footstspN cheru5 forms head to
listenl Keep tby spirit frea from earth taini;
90 shall thy saul go to them, though they may
not return 10 thee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

HAY We feel that we cannot too urgently
press upon the attention of our farming friends,
the Importance of securing every blade Of hay
that can be saved from all their fields the pres
ent fall. A very large proportion Of the fod
der has been lost +; and the deficiency thus pro-
duced must be supplied and we know of no
way in which it can be done, but by moving
the fine stands Of grass Which have grown up
on the unpastuTed wheat and cat fields Of the
country, during the last few weeks. Now is
the time to be acting upon this suggestion
No time is to be lost 10 three weeks, at far
thsst, we shall have killing frost, and then it
will be too late Vest Tennessee Whig.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

CoTros AT TAPALAcHIcoLA.-The Apaiach-
ieola T.rses Of last week, in its yearly cotton
statement. reports the stock on hand in that
port at 1873 bales, but adds: We would re-
mark that from prudential motives the stock
Of cotton appearing il The above s'a emsnt
has been removed to the interior, where it VIII
be secure against the vandalism Of the Lin
.-f,;f.. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

CoMMEYDABLE.-We have Information that
The daughters Of James Smith, Esq, Of this
county, with the assistance of their cousin
Lutte S have made for the volunteers eight
jeans coats, eight tweed coats, six flannel
shirts, SIX lnsey shirts, fifteen pair Of pants,
besides large numseT Of pairs of socks, all
Of which have been forwarded and twenty
yards Of cioth is now held ia reserve for the
same purpose. With such gallant hearted men
to defend, and cheefed and encouraged by tie
fair ones at home, who are ever appTecjatve
and ready to provide for their comfort. we can
not be crushed out.-FrGaklta Tea } Reporter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

G-S7 The mouEtaiH Democrat is responsible
for the following: A disappointed candidate
called for an "eye opener" in the Odeans Ho-
tel Sacramento. Tue baTkeeper speedily con-
pleted a cocktail, and was topping it Oft with
absyhthe. "Wbaps tbat-whapJ that p, ,.e 81
demanded the man outside Of the counter. lbs
a5syn ne, sir, it'Il give you a good appatiteo
"Appetite, h--Il take that stuff out--ssks 1t
out | eOh't want no appetite. What's fell
Ter wansof an appetite when be haint got mo-
ney enough to pay for bis bFeakfast?o
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G0urational.
FDUOATIONAID

AAR.J. B. sCUDDER'S school fof BOYS viii Be f-n-
VI near Second street between .Bedl snd 9eyt.so
streets. Military Department. aud Gymaasinn have
been in;rodIceI under the care cf Captain CO. k.
fhe great poin: in this school Nr BE- to urprars y
fOr he various business relations If life. For eras
spply TO ,hs principal ssI7-Iw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

CsrFEE.-The New Orleans papers an
rounee thai The Confederate government last
week purchased the entire stock of coffee in
the hands of wholesale dealers in that ciiy-a
HtGe over thousand bags-for army consumP-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

G1F The act Of the Confederate Congress,
throwing open our whole coast to The entry Of
vessels, permitting them to land their cargoes
ct any point without regard to ports Of entry
failed 10 become a law, not having beeR sent
TO the President in time for b approval.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

e. The Dayton (ohiO) EmPire learns by
private iettcr from gentleman in Iowa, that
any quantity Of corn can be purchased in the
Sate at eight cents per bushel. Think Of
planting, plowing, gathering and hauling corn
at sght cents per bushsl- At this rate it vii
cost an ordinary farmer thousand bushels of
corn annually to pay bis stare Of Lincoln's
- - .t,LG
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Re ka,erEo &cnn.
MEMPHIS FEMALE C0LLE;:E.

'G'HE SIXTEENTH SESSION will begin on the SEQ
oND AiNDAY in SeptaIaber This Institution
Il s believed, affords unsurpassed facilities Or the sc
,isitiCn of thorough aus polished edr alton The
Bo.ds aud Tr0zsurY Notes u the Confederate States
VIII be taken At par Cotton at the market
price, IN payment II dues The cha ges, Ia advance
for board aud regular tuition SIOI per session Of
twenty weeks. To securs situations patrons should
make previous zppli-at0n NUMBER OF pupils is
limited 20 sixty.
For eirculxz: giving full particulars apply to
. G. MACPHERSON,
les 4. w r.-..ll...
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

Tie $Sme5yill3 FeB2Is sRattats
TTTILL opeG is next session the - day septom-
w Der, tt4e nrst Eonday) unGsT the liuued 81
pervi. on ~ .. screditl, assisted by full CO D. Of
exPerIsEc- S3utheTn Teachers.
Ih5se wishing further particulars will apply 10 the
ri isCipsl for catalogue.
SuNEavILL2 TENN Aug I, 1871. r4nsI6U4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22
HUNTSVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE,,
Huntsville, North ALBANIA.

hHY J. g. WILSON, a. a..............F PRESIDENT
fffSH egdtd Enrual tern wiz begin On the FIR5T
L kONSAG IN September.
Location.
This Is healthy, pleasant aud seczrs from danger,
either of epidenies or wsr's alarms.
Faculty.
The lfassnt full ard able corps Of thirteen acconi-
piished Teachers is retained for Rexs year.
Languages.
Ancient LsnguaEes no extra charge Koa-rn La
suases by a thoroughly comret nt lady Teacher
.sFisstc.
Ihs department r. % I Of very high grade Peouar
.4rs.
Oar uHus ualiy skfI Teacher OF Drawing and Paint
ms 4n their different vsrietiss will stiu remain In
c@args O. this dePsrtmelt.
EoGrdi5gg E5ep2sfaacssS.
Health and comfort are visii-1tl5 cared fol. Ar
T2nseI0eEts VIII bs rzads comfortably aoor-meis
ting All Sa0 lasy coris.
Special ~sioSics.
COnisderae Bends AID Treasury Notes, Cotton.
Wheat and sscon viii be received ia payiurut
Catalogues Containing fC particulars sent on aunl-
csticn to the Presi5-nt. susl-IIn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

PicTURFs AND PaENTIoE.-I like pictures,
wi hout knowing anything about them; hut /
usEeombry in the hne arts, as well as in
saw him but tN-ll got into dreadful disgrace
passage TO the East Indies, a. who' Standing
he was 10 return TO his native land "sa, turn
time hope be is with bis family, and bal aao
thar be was when l took leave of him on
board lbe " AchiIIes,n bound for Canton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

Tie grand total is 279 100, "about one-half
Of whom" says the Herald, " are on the POto-
mac, and TIE remainder scattered at different
points in Virginia, On the sea coast, and on
tha faissiasinni',
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22
A Chance fer Active seEYlseS-~
EEE.

TTAYING been authorized y Governor Harris %
n rsise Battalion ~ Acunted Rangers s5r tae wEr,
5s.ira 10 enlist Eve hundred fbie-hoiisd meo,
- al earipl,ed with such they can precn
f.hat guns and pistols prefere5el, suitzae 70 tse
vice Those canl9t ellreiS equip laen ~
vaI,.tin Of the property IN horrss and arras wiz -
u,sds ard tie sua0U1t credited 70 the volunteers
soss -vfshinr 10 enlist requested 70 report tssF
.sI- n NE A. the layoso House. where quarters Nl
bs ssgl-ued them until such time The satiai 3n
;e-5 n. D. FORREST
'l,SsstF Lieut Col P a. Tt8u-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

How TO tiND our AN IRsHMAN.-The Rev.
DR.. Guthrie, in his late book IN Ragged Schools,
tells the following amusing sHecdote: with
ali its drunkenness, will not deny my country.
I would fad that, peTh aps, as useless es did an
Irishmau Of my acquaintance. He had touch
Of the br6sue, snd yet 50 boldly claimed to be
40 Engiishman. as to silence if not convince
us. UDfor u,attly for him, an Irish lsdy,who
lived in cur pension "a Paris, had rot forgot
ten, though she bad resided long in France,
the habits Of her country. Fixing Ter green
gray eyes on him one day at dinner, she said:
= know you, sir, to be an ITisGman,' choking
the lie in his throat ~ tbs Characteristic, and
to tie Engish a2d Scotch part Ct the cOmpsBy,
most divcrting reason, Il know, sir, 5y the wsy
you peel your p1tato.'"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

E4asSF;al1gc O.assI cal ACadcEa8y.
rT'HE exercises OF this School will be resumed On
AOkDAY, September 2i, ami continue ten months
With tue exc ptlgu OF short vacation curing Christ
mss hJiIcays. The scas1l building just been CON
pleted, ana Is 'hO 0Eghy rtted the proposes OF The
scnOo The services Of Ars 7. b. Nc1a have been Sc
cured as Assistant Instructor the uug session
Text books pt ~ the principal. For FUR her uor-
1Ation or catalogues, address me at LaGraUga Tenn.
su2i-2me W NIT HILL. Principal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22
B. WOLFE Notary Public.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.

COSTEOLLER's OFFICE, Nashville, Aug. 1s, I6S1. (
This certify that the Insurance Company Of the
Valley Of Virg.ni= located az nchestSr in the State
Virginia has compiled with all the requirements Of
the the subject OF foreign insurance corpsra-
tiOns in sections i49S 10 1907 inclusive well
oath OF March 1880 chapter 2i5. section 20,
auirinE a deposit with The controller of twenty thou
sand dollars . six per bonds OF the STATE that
g. " L. Crook the legally authorized agent Of said
company in the city Of Memphis State cf Tennesse
7. T. DUNLAP, Controller.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

dA &zI5,.ss,..
Fall Mssting, 1851.
Ty7HE FALL &BETIEG oyer 1he Resarhis Course,
i viii cymmel.ce WSDEE5DAY, Octo5sr 30th,
1851.
FIRST DAY, " On 1SDAY. OctO-er 80.-Sweep-
stzge al sgas, Ee.t- " mile 1910 suascrlp-
tor Si0O 3srfelt hree 0f more to al ths stake
SECOND DAY. 1HJESDATs october Sl.--SH aep-
stake 90 three yesr o.9s; mile heat; 500 bs.rip
tion; S51 foffe.t
TBIhD RAY, FRIDAY, November Jockey Club
purse $500; mile heats, best rec in dye. Entrance
money ften per cena added.
EOUArH DAT, sATCBDAY, November -sweep-
st1ke 0r three ais heats Of two II IS; $500
scrirtioD; 500 TOR cit. Three mers to hd the
sicEe.
IRE above stakes 60 n>Tas aud close on TUESDAY,
Oct tsr 'st, 1891 Security the forfeit required
in 81
Th5 CLAY SAKE ror three year olis; $500 sub
seri2tion 500 forfeit $50 decisration, sed with
t"eny-e sh. IheIs * deel4Tatons) will ae
On AOHDAY, October IS "a.
Should tue above stakes i Parse oi $500, three mile
heats entrance (teu per cent added, III be hang up
Tuesday.
Nominations 10 be made to
CEARLsS STONE. Secretary,
aus dtccl Box No 40, aempiis.
Louisville Courier copy one myntb, or Until sup
pressed by A.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

FLIRTATIoN. Il have always considered this
ward as of modern manufacture, from the Veib
active, to firt-namely, to move rapidly to and
fro. as Isdy's fan. have somewhere met
with the following: "The expressive word
siq,ya,;or- was first uttered by tbe lord adyO-
cate for Scotland, (DuHdas), IN Recommending
measures for su5duing the revolLed Americans;
and the still more expressive word frtaiion,
first dropped from he lips Of the beaatifal
lady Francis Shirley, the fsyOrite Of Lord
Cbestei ield.o To "htrt fan" was common
expression in the last age. Hence it came to
be applied to the effected movements OF the
head, etc, employed by a lady who is desrons
OF "piessing or aJsTsctiBgo The ian Itself, II
one be carried, is usually brought much into
play on such occasions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

BUSINESS IN CEARLEsToS.--Th Charles
ton Courier reports the arrival OF bark from
,L2guayra in ballast, and The receipt OF ne~
,ests from Georgia and North Carolina,
- mOlasscs direct from CUBA.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

GEO. ". L. CROOK, Insurance Agent and Average
Adiuster, telegraph Building. continues to receive
applications issue and renew policies for the sbOve
and reliable 8 uthern Insurance Company at rates
low as any soIHant Company alIlrd ll take. se3
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

F1% A northern paper asserts that the uni
ted States vessels now at Fortress Monroe are
ordered to take on board three months PFC
visions and stores, and the steamers as maca
coal as they can carry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

The WoRLD.-CTeditors never annoy man
as long as be is getting up in the world. A
man Of wealth only pays his butcher once
year. Let bad luck cvertalJe him, and bis
meat bill viii come IN every merning, as Tegu
laIly as breakfast and hungry children Again
we say, never plead gull y OF poverty. SO far
as this world is concerned, you had better ad-
nit that you are a seound-el.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22
sTArE nF "a PGINIA.

Frederick county, tO-wlt:
Rob-. p WOLFE Notary Public in ana for the county
oressij do hereby certify that have examined,
and comp With the foregoing statement, the bUnG
icstos CF stock, MORTGAGES, etc, belonging TO
TIE IusuranSa Company % the Valley OF Virginia
and Ind thag2 % correspond Herewith. AID do
further certify that the valUe affixed 70 cash is
rec I abe y determiAe from quotations.
sud othsr reiabe sources of infoTmat0n and that the
mortgages property OF double the valHe Of the
debts secured thereby
testimony whereof, have hereunto subscribed my
anil silxed my notaral seal st The town OF Win
chester, Va, August 18th, 1851.
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9aiIp AppfaI.
A NOHTfsEssN ESE8wATE or TEsE
HTREN CITE OF THE SOUTHs

a NORTHERN ESE4WATE or TAE
SERENGTEE OF THE sOUEEfs
TIE New York Rerald publishes an estimate
of tie Southern troops in the field, which, al
though we believe it falls far short of the true
figures, makes up an aggregate so formidable
in hunters as will operate upon tie fears OF
the remnants Of The Manassas racers, so as 10
make them more cautious hereafter. Several
Of the States have now many more troops ia
the field than is accredited to them BY the
Heralds table, and should an exigeuey arise,
this quota Of each would be doubled.
TIE figures Of the BeraH are as fOllows: +
Alaaaf1A tut'
a rgans2s. --..s-+..lo sfi
fiorii-. %Ouu
larelan1-- w
aiissl,spti -. - w
EuflE C1raina.. ~ lOn
tennessee. - Coo
iexas.-...-.....- oou
virginia .---.-68osu
S1rl1 Carolina
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

eE witness in the Court Of Queer,'a
Bencb London, being cross-exsmined by Mr..
Gsrrow, that learned gentleman asked him it
he was not a forCune-teller? al am not,n
answered tie witness, " but il every one had
his dge. I should have n difficulty in telling
vour fortune.D Wei, feIlow,' says Mr.
Garrow. pray what is to he my fortune ?'
s.WhY, sir,'' reioiued the witness, 81 under
stand you made your frat ppcech az the Old
Bailey, and think that it 10 possible that you
will there make your last speech"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22
FAssMASN'& ERON TIE.
SOTFCE.
STATEMENT
OF TdE CAPITAL, ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF
The Insurance Go. OF the Val
ley Of Virginia.
TULr .. 1861

s'e IN sccorGes with the law Es-uiatiag AGENCIES
of Insurance CompEniea other than those chartered
sy tse State ef tennessee
1TRsT The name and locality Of The company soFhs
Insurance Company OF the Valley 0f virginia To-
cate at winch ester, .rgtuia.
?. The amount OF capital stOCk...... SSOOOOO %
9. The amount % capital stock paid
sp.-.........-.-........-..- S2s5, ,s25
Tne rymlgudsr uue is represented
ty s;OsS notes OF Uu4Cuited
security.................... 4,675 100000 90
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22
.REaEEcRs

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON x < co.
MEMPHIS, AG-Hst 30, lSSt.
ATOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders IN Inv
~ Company thzt he bogks for the transfer ef sterx
% ba rin,ed on the 10th day Of september next, and
rrnsi7 cl-ssd ,rnti the Is. day Of Oc.ooer 1851.
div ifeud Il per cent Is declared - tue hoard
of Drectors to stock holders, who s'e such "a t
4s,s scvtsr5ber ISL SAID dIyidega sil Se paid st
me rreasurers oce and after she st ociober next
GEo. ROBERTSON.
AusQ-dsNtocI 1 r Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

The market value OF the above stocks been put
at the home price far as could be sscertAlned.
Amount OF Liabilities due and
due to banks and other creditors. S23 80 50
Losses adjusted ard sue and unpaid
becsuHc Of contest among credI-
tors. ....-..--........ 1,S31 q
Losses adj1stCt aid not duelO 5T6 IS
5,s-s es
Losses unadjus.ed lat risEl...,.... 4TO6 s.
Losses in suspense, waiting further proof, none ex-
cept what are resisted On the ground ei fraud, and not
allCwel.
An oiher claims against the company there are some
unsettled matters IN wbc4 is beieyei there viii be
balance for of The Company, and the odsets ia these
are nos euuTaoed n IN above ststensnt OF asses
The cccztest ed say risk thr gen
rule Of the company IS not to exceed 5000 IN any
The greatest amount allowed hy the ruiss q The com
psry J5e Insured many city town, village, depspding
upon the siso end hOVs built
The greatest amount allowed 70 be insured any
block dapsn5s upon its extent sHf construction.
The act OF uclrporstion OF the company the same
as heretofore nled.
". L. SEHT, Secretary.
STATE or VIRGINIA,
Frederick CCuniy, tO-wIt:
J. s. CARSON, President, Eud WT- L. BENT, Secre-
aT th!s day personally appeared before the subscriber
Justice tha Peace IN and FOR sad county. in The
State esaid and sde oath hat the
meu trlr a. shown By books and papers on ME in
the ct1cg Of said company
Given under my nand, tlis 18th day OF August, 1851
J. r. BOWEN, !. P.
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Frederick County, to-wit
~. c. REILy, CLERK O. the County Court Of Frede
rick county iu the aforesaid, hereby ceTtifv
that J. +. Bowen before whom the fOregoing affidavit
made Justice % the Peace in ana for said coua
ty duy commissioned and EOrn AID that 20 all his acts
as such fun fsth and credit due sod OF rgft ought
to be given well in courts Of justices ss thoreout
In tssiuaay NJ erect, have hereunt0 subscribed my
usuIe and fVed the seal Of >sid court this 9Th cay OF
august, 1851 and in tie SSH year o. the oommon
wealth. J. C. REILLY, C. C..
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ASSETS OF TIE COMPANY.

az ,nis aai olasr persons. 24ssl ss
Real estate. None.
Bonds owned by the company, viz............
sock Boul- u 4675 90
Far value. Market value.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-22

sUcE BCTTl "a bT5 %
Far value. Market value.
20 Missouri 6's coupon
bonds. $50 900 y COO O.
II Virginia oJuFOu bonds. II 900 100 90
% Tennessa coupon bonds % 900 1860 90
10 Nsw Orleans coupon
bonds. 10000 5000 90
3 AHegrsny coupon bonds, 5000 200 90
= LydJhburg coupon bonds 500 I.2-9 %
2 Corporation Winches-
ter e's coupon bOuds.... $50 sGO 90
2 Certificates OF Virginia
Iesistsre' stocs........ 500 100 90 IS $50 90
Debts secured by NOR gage, to-vit
On real estate worth double the
Detts otherwise secured by pledges Of stock
snd ps srsouaI security. ITA 0fs 43
Debts for premiums. b,A45 3S
Other securities as follows, tO-wit:
Eank stncks Par value. EarkgtV Valua
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-12
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sCT%Sgus;i or EAsrlg's Evil

rous',trr"ual hiscase.n CORE p,,on tn
Isa by which this fluid become. yitiated
weak. and poor. Icing in .he cret,lstion. o
rervndes the whole body. and may brrst ont,
III ''is""SH "n a"y part 0f il. No "rgan " fret
.I.;m il. n'rnof". r.". is ih"r'r one which it. NAV
pot 6'str"v. Phe scr"iuious faint is .vnriously
caused 10y m"rcmria! disease. low living. disor-
'i"' ed OF unhealthy food, Impure air, filth and
filthy hahi'a the depressing. vices and. above
origin, it is Eer.'lilary in the constitution de-
sc"n'!inr "fron parents TO children unto the
third and fourth t-"mern,iom:" indeed, it seems
!" II" ,hr rod of Him who savs, Il will visit
the hiGuitics oi the fathers upon their chill
d.cI.."
Its effects commence by disposition from the
b'o"d OF corrupt or u!crrouS matter which, in
the lungs liver. and internal organs, i. termed
'uh.relrs: in thu glands, swrlings and on tho
u'lnce. crup,ins or sores This fonl corrup-
tiui, which uei'lcrs in the blood depresses tho
energies Of lifs. {" hat scrofuuus constitutions
rot only snifcr iiom scro'ulous cumplninfa bot
they have tnr less pow or to withstand the at
tncks OF other diseases; consequently, vast
numbers perish by disorders which although
not scr"iu!"ns in their nature, are still rendered
fatal hy this taint III the system. Most Of the
con nmr';"n which d"cinia,cs the human fami
" has its origin directly in this contamination ::
ami mruy destructive diseases of the liver kid.
n'vS brain, an! inlecd, Of all the organs arise
from or are aggravated hy the same cause
One quarter "full our people are scrofulous :.
their persons are invaded hy this lurking in
i'"ii"u aud. their health is undermined hy it.
10 "i"tr-" u from ib" sysi"m must renovate
the blood Ivy NJ, Gli-ra'iv" medicine and in.
vi@"rH'r IL 10y h"nlhy food and exercise Such
II medicine We supply in