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A Hozry.he&ded Illinois Traitor.

IFrom the Mobile (A1a.) Advertiser, April 1871
We arc permitted to make the following in
teryxting cxtrnct from p1aSate letter written
hy Ex-Governor Reynolds, Of Illinois, 10 IN
esteemed friend and Influential citizen Of Mo
'esi Il am exceedingly well pleased with tho
virtue and intelligence Of the reople-eus-
tanning 20 fully md eftGtuAlly the proceed
ings of your Confederate Congress md tho
approval of the Permanent Constitution.
IL pronounce before my God and man, that
tho revolution in the &onIh is tbs greatest dc
monstration Of human greatness and grandeur
That YVES ever performed on the globe. Up
wards Of thirty millions Of. people TO- change
the Government In peace and. without blood
shed, ID mol recorded Of any other nation eiuce
the day of ADAM and nothing makes ne go
proud aud 80 happy as to zee the brave, indie
pendent people Of the South cast AMY for
ever the tyranny aud oppression Of. abolition
fanatics ofthe North. i'rs ~ = -!:'. .
ssThe bolting and doubling of The border
slavc Stats, whether they will have their
slaves emancipated by the old Union and Abo-
lit1onjsts, or united with the 6ou' b, presents,
in my view, & folly and stupidity 1inaccountn:
ble God sspeed the union Of all the slave
Btates, mud the universal condemnation Of
Houston, Hicks, and othsrs Of their Gdst@" v
sw MajortGGentsfd Henry Wilson Of .jS the
Ohio Volunteer atilltis, so,4dnAsv; to Govern.
or Medary, ana a. !old line Demoetata has
t=ndered ths eersicss of4 himself and 6tstf, and
announced their readiness for; instant orders.
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'Tli Tnxxros,: M, j.; April ls.:-Ths Trenton
Bank and Mechnnica Bank hare each rendered
to Governor Olden q loan Of 81, 600, TO. aid u
four regiments Of soldiers -, -. r.:
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4 Crack Regiment.


New York city sends to the scene Of con-
fllct her crack regiment, the gallant aud
soldier-1ike Seventh. This regiment is the
pride aud 1ayoritc Of Ill New Yorkere. 1t is
the best drilled, armed md equipped corps in
the United States. The men arc drawn from
the most respectable classes in the Empire
city. Many If the privates ire cons Of mil
Ionalres; q large number arc taken 1rcm the
professional walks, and the residue mostly
from m mercantilc pursuits. But they ETC not
enercated or dlssipated dandics. On the con.
trGry, they are athletic, robust aud temperate
men. Hard gymnastic exercise constitutes q
I'art Of their military discipline. Probably no
regiment that will be mustered into tho SER
vice of the Government will endure more IA
tiguc, or give better account Of iteelf
on tae tisld Of battle, not excepting the Fire
men-Zouaves Of tue same city. The Seventh
started for Washington last night, ], 600 strong.
There belong to the regiment 1 squadron Of
dragons, a battery Of flying artillery, and a
corps of sappers and miners. The eight in
fautry companies are armed with best Mimic
rifles The Seventh is q complete army In It.
self The most peEfcc. discipline ard order
prevail.
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~Gd1:.eplagues's Maine win
take with them to Waeaingt ton xsix: 0;ponnd
rine,cannooa;; The invention of. Gen; james Of
Rhode Island: =. =; =: I Z. -. 81 -:
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TENNESSEE.

!! LOUISVILLE, Aptl: IA reliable private
dispatch from Nashville; Btatea that Tennessee
Is. almost unit. "A full re9im ant will 66 or:
Sanizea b. tQ-MorpoMs nig ut: Their are' no
pnlon compalise In NashVi1l& 7.z7 5s ao;is
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DELAWARE,

t. WnAnsaToH,, Delaware; April 1a-Ihere1
,wps great Union meeting held here tonight
fsr protection o{ hoaa and to sustain, the
TT1Nnn .c*-as: :. .Is.,. :.
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ITO IlENT-Dwellings Nos. 243
i aud rs on Yves. Lake street. second building
west e PssEa stEeIt SID n9psss az ", ,nssry = qsT
nelglborhood. Trrna 1oE. Also. ems STORE to the
three story wood building corE or Of West taSs and
Hasted streets. Isect very low. Also. Lumber iArd
well Improved $50 test fsvnt on South Branch Of chi
caEo hlver. Terms $i53 per year. Apply TO- }: "
Eeat Of Wells street bridge ars@ Et2W
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- s0ura tARoLiNA. '~
CnAnrEsrox, april -, zoo 600 Of the
Confederate loan has been taken here. The
Average quota Of the State is set down at
$1,aa50.0W.
4 requisition of men wns made On eouth
Carolina, but for what service is unknown.
. The news Of the Secession OF y1iSs.s::a was
received here with joy. The old secession
gun was fired In front Of the Courier Office by
the venerable Edmund Ruft1n. :
CHARLEsroN, April 10-1t il we'll ascer-
talned that the subscription Of South Carolina
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Norwich, Conn.,, April 19.--The Governor
has called for one more regiment. $14 ;O0a
we're subscribed to-day for the families Of SOL
dicrs., :.
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q: ::.r & CT lie Providence q, IL
.ss,c,r ! l-s'l!d corps, Oh Monday
:, ,a:r.,. h: ::'s ssusaddfes:ea ths co.rs
p, r.1, ssd then introduced
SSsktsss ssisss a. n. cafk, Episcopal
81 ,n.s sand. ard a right noble
SSia.!p.s'n.. The Bishop nado' E
xRn isea1 j. SPEECH to The Infantry
1ts.h.ssos 70 Stand by the old Zig to
5sr 1,lon s..,, of his speech, Is Of
t:oacd /: themselves on: the
-"%~
Il
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THE MAD REBELLION
WAR MOVEMENTS IN EVERY DI.
RECTION, -.
PATRIOTISM IN A BLAZE.
Fight at Baltimore! !!
THE TROOPS GO THROUGH;
Destruction Of Harper's Fel ry.
THE, TRAITORS TOO SLOW.
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT,

In interesting Details
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MAINE.

PORTLAND, Me-, April 19.-Oar city banks
to day voted a loan o. $3.50, GOO to thestatc for
purposes. =:
Tla schooner Cameo, OF Camden, was scizd
to-day by order of the Collector. She had g.
South Carolina clearance.
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GK;sGRIYEN, Advertising Agest, es Dtar~
born st., u oaaor5ssd 10 Ttzio Advertisements FIR
a9tt and al tbs Leading Papers Qf Gts Northeast
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l;iiGiaqo Grittttte
,7,;RnAy, APRIL 20, 1861
1ur RALLY TONIGHT.

..::.ve onr Native Land /; Firm
r~|a m:y she ever stand"
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i flfcR4icu xtbuaye%.

h. ef z.'uave buic. proceeded
=, = ~ ":da"-s:ay, w:1rt' l,r i1ume-
t.. ':'u' rsie;iiy i Z..t:ay:s Regiment
r.: ta::A. The fire companies
T., "a ;:: +? ,vrr 5 ,os) NTH. Out Of
H.. .'' L: -:::'::r- Iii .tcr;aI Ellsworth
Ills While regiment will
q. r'ile,l d: ] arme d by Nor
u: - = Washington on tuesday ncxt.
~ st''es ;ipni*is Undertake to
.,,:,s HI as:sa through 1ha+ city, they
-. ]sii' Oh ,lrir Lands.
~ t'esI-.y in Sew York is also q
- s!y. IT,; ar. acquainted with
~ ;, I'd vi: b: in their Gle
~: =. .s'':>>t :. fighting is to bo done.
" NV Yor;; ere renowned tie
~ ,..;' 's 'i'v:r great qualities OF
<;s:.r :4u:::y aud reckless
-..s:.s . I: = 6: l:'nast, aud can run,
80 - ahe a ta,smount. 1here j.
81 ''r Zouzsc soldiers,in tho
81: .s'uraiiz zerayes. we p1c-
S,a,s y Fcsimtnt will reap glory
=, ss'ee Worthy Ct their rrowcss
vi Is5ct. :
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ITO RENT-To Large Brick Ware
Docs situate Oh The north side Of the iiseI Just b.
low Rs-treet Bridge Possession Eiye9 ;Msy ,rst AZ
1t,ren stories and hascrnent Possession given In
mediatey II desired. Also building at corner OF Fine
above For terms, inquire OF #. L. SAMPSON. No.
3 Metropolitan BuIlding8..- ap3 eSi1tmTt
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ITO RENTAThe Block of Stores
l. In the three story woodbnildt1g sonthwes st Sor;
aud euitahG o.E}ruE Clothing. Boot and Shoe stores
&c- Will rent good parties At SO to $l3 per n9ntn
far:. Boayt3teI HOUSE or Hotel Rnl Fcut very low
Inquire Of WILLIAMS 210H South Waser.s.1
II door west OF Wells st Bridge, np.-e4fTtu34
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:2.O0O..0()0s,,M1 ,M14soM's:Ah: Nv !IsSoeSs: IA;
foT tals It Il rer 1ue 81 'peE 5oa and Is par Im
packed, &c, and 1arEer Quantities 1t reduced rates.
NC nTie castomer+ call md $50 for themselves be
. fo1a purshaslpg elsewhere. 81 t.MoRyAN'S GARDEN,
bourncb bridxe), Chicago, ILL.,. Or address GEO. b.
DAVIS; F, .. boz J0fl, Chicago, Ill aptkxtnn =
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IOWA.

LYONS, April 19.-An immense meeting was
held Ut Washington Hall, Inst evening, pre-
sided over by the Mayor. Almost the entire
male population Of the city was present, also
many ladies. Patriotic aud Union speeches
were made, and q committee appointed TO take
measures to raise volunteer company for the
War. 4 recruiting office was opened here this
morning.
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NVlS ~ CdNOLl1NA4
RALE1GH. n. c., April 19. The Executive
Council is 10 session. It is thought the Le-
gislature will be convened in ten DAYS.
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: GenFral. Notifies.

|0FFIOE OF THE ILLINOIS
~ STONE coMPAEY:..!cnroAaoA April 6. 1871.
he illinois Stone Company Ehl be held 1t m office n
Chicago on Tuesday, the stl day Of May prGxmo. At
O'Clock +. H. for the election Of fTc Directors, and
transaction q aay other business that may DC pro
/ pcntcI. JOHN #. ACGENNISs,
!. A16-et3e-1m - Secretary.
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ex titr @c.-!!7crca.;ss- C -:
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>NTEWS'AGENTS: AND BOOK
LIN i: ,.sKLAERs. ATTBs IIoy. 4-:-s -
Wa The undersigned having un1ivalled faciuIaes b.
and -oT Eastern connections AFs NV pss-
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ITO RENT-A MICA two-Etory Cot
l. tage House, near UElon Park 1t contains nine
ro!ms ne-ides c:osets and ,hed: coed barn On the
ant for one OF m9rs years. Rent t15oo per month
Also lease tor fifteen yeat 111s dssTane Essl
xreet$ Term. moderate 1so, for sale. fonr lots n
| Ssnipsoa i Green's Addition e ChlcaFo Apply at
| c. Wa-t Eanuolph street, to DIR. MELLNGER-
| wp1nr
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TO REN'r-Three first. class frame
i Dwelling uses. Nos. ala :49 aad - North La
Gallo street nintrg each nine roos ard dry cei
lar whole szc OF buildings, with gas rater. &c Ecnt
ago. Apply 10 PU1SGTUN & SCRANTON. az
South Water RsfyGt 8p5t+5l1D
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ITO RMNT.- first class House,
1 ~.f94 Wabash avenue IL FIR rent to q frste1aas
tenant more years from the Int Of May neat
fl,e huuse coEtainS tsctyt rooms, two bath rooms
hot and Geld water and IL <arneu by steam grates.
Tie Let s. e.t BY hi fc:t with good bar1 Apply to
IL G. Ililu{S. nj Marine Eank apls-sW
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
ARE WELL KNOWN TO Blk ISFALLIBIE.


DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first
second stomachs and creating flow of pure healthy
instead Of the stale and acrd kind Fatuency Loss Of APP
petite, Heartburn, Headache, Restessness, lll-temper
Anxiety, Langor and Melancholy which the genera
symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish natural conse.
COSTlvENESS, by cleansing the whole length Of the
ntestines with solvent process and without violence:
all violent purges leave the bowels costive within
days.
FEvERS of all kinds by restoring the blood regular
circulation through the process of perspiraon in such
and the thorough solution of all intestinal obstruc
The Life Medicines have been known to cure Rheums
tsm permanently in three weeks and Gout in half that
time by removing local inflammation from the muscles
DR0PSES Of all kinds by freeing and strengthening the
kidneys and bladder; they operate most delightfully."-
these important and hence have been found
certain remedy for the of Gravel
Also, WORMS by dislodging from the turning Of the
bowels the Shiny matter to which these creatures adhere
SCURVY, ULCERS and INyETERATE SORES, by the
perfect purity which these Life Medicines give the bloc
and all the humors.
SCORBUIIC ERUPT1ONS and bad complexion, by the
ernate effect upon the fluids that feed the skin, and tn
morbid of which all eruptive complaints
salow, cloudy, and other disagreeabe compilations.
The Of these Pills for very short time will effect
entire of Salt Rheum. and striking Improvement
in the cearness of the skin Common Colds and Infiu-
will always be cured by dose, by two in the
PLES-The originator of these medicines was cured Of
Piles Of thirty five years standing by the of the Life
Medicines alone.
FEVER AND AGUE.-For this scourge of the Western
country, these medicines will be found certain and safe
remedy. Other medicines subject a Of the dis
by these medcnesis permanent. Try them
be satisfied and be cured.
BILIOUS FEyERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS,
General Debility Loss of Appetite, and diseases Of Fe
males The medicines have been used with the most bcnt
fetal results in this description; Kings Evil and
Scroua i'm its forms, yield to the mild yet powerful
action Of these remarkable remedies; Night sweas, Ner
Debility Nervous Complaints Of all kinds, Papita
ton ofthe Heart, Painters Colo speedily cured
MERCURIAL DlSEASEs:-Persons whose constitutions
have become impaired by the nudcious of Mercury
infinitely than the most powerful preparations Of
Sarsaparla.
Prepared and sold by w. b. MOFFAT,
IS Broadway, New York
For sale by all Druggists. augls so d6wly
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19
Defenses of Richmond.

The New York Herald says it appears, upon
reliable authority, that the defenses of Richmond
are very complete. and have been in course of
construction for many months. The easiest ap-
proach to the city is by the York river, although
il is situated upon the James river; butthe latter
stream is narrow and tortuous a little below, and
difficult Of navigation. The York river, on the
contrary, is deep, broad stream. On this side,
then, fifteen or sixteen heavy batteries, mounted
with riaed cannon and columbiads, have been
erected at intervals down its banks. They are
said to be in perfect order, and the guns well
manned by disciplined artillerists. JEFFERSON
DAVIS has recently inspected them, and pro-
nounced them satisfactory. The defenses at
II .nassas he considers sufficient to protect Rich
mOnd on that side
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19
Trouble in Missouri.

Gov. JACKSON of Missouri, has issued procla-
nation reciting the attempt he has made to pre-
serve peaceabe relations with the Federal Gov
eminent, the indignities which he conceives have
been heaped upon the State authorities and the
people of Missouri by the Federal officers, and
calling the militia Of the State to the number Of
fifty thousand into the active service of the State
for the purpose of repelling invasion by the Fed
eral troops. and for the protection of the lives,
liberty and property of the citizens of the State.
The telegraph states that a considerable number
of troops promptly responded to the call of the
Governor This act inaugurates civil war in Mis-
souri, and places the State in the attitude OF
hostility to the Union If the arrangement
with General HARVEY had been carried out
this difficulty could have been avoided.
Missouri has been placed in the military depart
ment of General MCCLELLAN, who will have
to deal with this new complication of affairs, and
who no doubt will act promptly and prudently.
Governor JACKSON, it appears, claims that Mis-
souri, is still of the United States and he does
not presume to disturb that relation, but reminds
the people of the State that it is their duty to obey
all Constitutional requirements of the Federal
Government. He makes war, however, upon
what he terms the unconstitutional edicts of the
military despotism which has enthroned Itself at
Washington" and urges the people not to "sub-
init to the infamous and degrading sway of its
wicked ministers in that State"
The Eighth and Tenth Indiana Regiments may
now have some work to do. which will stop their
grumbling about not being put into active service
We shall not lie surprised to hear of an immedi-
ate order to concentrate a large number of Fed
eral troops in the neighborhood of st Louis, for
the purpose of taking military possession of Mis-
souri,.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19
Tribute to Douglas.

Mr.. GOODWIN, of the Chicago Bar, in moving
resolutions in honor of the memory of DOUGLAS,
paid the following tribute to his patriotism
But, principally and above all, we of his own
political faith, felt how necessary to his country
to all human view-was the life of this great
man, in the midst of a causeless, unholy. and
unjust rebellion against the Constitution and
Government. His last words, spoken with the
shadow of coming fate already resting upon
him, cheered and nerved the hearts of his poiiti-
cal friends, and brought him into unanimous sym
pathy with every patriot in the land. They were
words for his country; for the Constitution: for
the flag of a united nation
1t is said that in the last illness of Senator
Douglas, and but few hours before he breathed
his last, relative, anxious for his comfort, said
to him, "How do you feel now, Mr. Douglas ?'
Accusing from half unconscousness, he replied,
in clear, firm voice, 81 feel like man who
tried to do his duty under the most adverse cir
cumstances."
What key to the often misunderstood actions
and measures of this illustrious statesman What
flood of consolation to a dying hour is suggest
ed by these few simple words To do our duty
az all times, in sunshine in ease, and in prosper
ity, is indeed commendable but thrice fortunate
will it be for US, may it please your Honor
thrice fortunate for our fame, my brethren of the
bar-if, "life's ftful fever over" our eptaph NAV
be like his: He did his duty under the most adj
verse circumstances"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19
still POurIngln.

For the last few days the daily arrivals oftroops
from the South in this city have amounted to some
thing like an avalanche. These all came by the
Southern road. We learn that even more have
been transported to Richmond by the Southside
road, and the number will be increased on both
roads daily for weeks to come. Without enter
ing too much into particulars oil this point, we
may state, in general way, that Virginia has in
her bosom army fully equipped that relieves
her Of all apprehensons. let the force of the in.
vaders be what it way. President Davis is trump
and no mistake. His presence in Virginia has
wonderfully contributed her military aggressions
and the prestige of his name is itself equivalent
to ian army with banners Old Scott and the
Rump may now "spread" themselves to Their
hearts content. Where's Field Marshal Solferinc
Raymond?-Petersburg( Va) Express
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19
War Expenditures,

1t is stated that the President is about issuing
another proclamation for seventy five thousand
more volunteers to meet the necessities of the
campaign. If this number should prove suffi-
Gent, we find that there will be. while the war
lasts, in the pay of the United States, over and
above its regular Army and Navy establishments,
no less than 2l5,000 soldiers and $4,000 sailors.
With these data as basis of calculation the New
York Journal of Commerce says, may easily
figure out the proximate yearly cost of the cam
paign.
The annual pay of an infantry regiment, of
$50 men, from the Colonel down TO the drummer
boys, including officers rations. which are conf
muted for in money, is over Sl4s, 600; at which,
in round numbers, we will estimate it. In the
dragoon service, to which portion of the in
creased regular army will be assigned, the pri-
Yates pay is dollar month more than in the
infantry; but of that small difference we will
make no count. Multiplying the number of regi-
ments in the increased army (275) by the annual
pay of one, and we find, for salaries alone, the
item of SAC, 600 year. The annual pay OF
/ is, 900 seamen, at Sl2 a month, is S2,592 ,OOO-
making the total for both branches of the in
creased service s43, 292, 900.
! Volunteers having been placed on the same
footing, as to clothing. as the regular army, each
infantry private is entitled to an average of about
$50 worth of clothing yearly. The cost for the
first year alone is much higher than that; but we
proceed upon the suppositOn that the soldiers are
to be under pay at least "three years, the min
imum term fixed by the President in his second
levy. Leaving out the officers, who purchase
their own uniforms we find that the yearly cos
OF clothing our soldiers in this war, will be 50,
leo. 900. For guns, knapsaeks and armament
complete. moderate estimate would be 800 {
man for the war, making total outlay on those
accounts of 50 $50, 900.
The lowest average cost of rations for oul
4 army and navy, during the war, will be twent!
cents day. Circumstances may make it fal
above that; but even at that low figure, thu
yearly board of extra soldiers and sailors will b
SIS, 100000 In this calculation officers ration
are not counted, as they are included in the item
of salaries.
The cost of transporting troops by land anC
4 sell, of charteiing steamboats, to assist in tn
blockade of providing coal and other necessaries
can not be correctly estimated; but it is safe Il
put it at 81 ,000, 900 a month, or Sl2,000,000 I
year.
Omitting from our estimate the probable cos
of medicines and hospital attendance, ambulan
ees, baggage wagons, ammunition for cannon
and rifles "a large item and all the other Incl
dental expenses, which only be guessed at
we foot up the yearly totals as follows:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-19
NJ DICAL.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA!

a COMPOUND REMEDY, DESIGNED TO BE TIE
most effectual Aherndfire that be made. II H.
concentrated extract of Para Sarsapara so combine
with other substances Of still greater alternative power
to afford effective ant dote for the diseases Sarsapara
is reputed to IL is believed that such remedy
wanted by those who suffer from Strumerous complaints
and that which will accomplish their prove
lowcitizens. How completely this compound will do il
has been proven by experiment many of the worst
cases to be found Of the following complaints
Scrofua and Scrofulous Complaints, Eruptions ans
Erupuve Diseases, Ulcers, Pimple Blotches TumoS Salt
Rheum Scald Head Syphilis and Syphlitic Affections
Mercural Disease, Dropsy, Neuralgia Tic Doulou
Debility Dyspepsia and Indigestion Eryspelas Rose Oh
ST. Anhony's Fire, and indeed the whole class com
plants arising from lmpurity Of the Blood.
This compound will be found great promoter o
health when taken in the Spring. expel the foul humor
which tester in the blood at that of the B.
the timely expulsion of them many ranking disorders
npped in the bud Mutudes can, by the aid of thi.
erupons and ulcerous through which the system
will strive rid itself of corrupons if not assisted dc
this through the natural channels of the body by alter
medicine. Cleanse the blood
you find its impurities bursting through the skin in pm
PIES erupOns sores cleanse il when you find ii OBJ
sructed and sluggish IN the vens cleans it whenever
Is foul and your feelings will tell you when Even where
particular disorder felt people enjoy better health
and live longer for cleansing the blood Keep the blood
healthy and all is WELL but with this pabulum of life dis
ordered there be lasting health Sooner later
methng must wrong, and the great machinery of life
Is disordered OF overthrown.
Sarsapari has and deserves much the reputation q
accomplishing these ends But the world has been eyre
gousy deceived by preparations oil IT. partly because tbs
drug alone has all the virtue that is claimed for but
because many preparations pretending TO be
cenraed Of it, contain but little of the virtue
Sarsaparilla, o anything else.
During years the public have been mised by large
bottles pretending give quart of Extract Of Sarsapa
rlla dollar Most Of these have been frauds upor
the SICK for they only contain tte if any, Sarsapa
rilla but often curative properties whatever Hence
bitter and painful disappointment has followed the
various Of Sar>apara which food the market
until the itself is justly despised, and has become
Synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still we call this
compound Sarsaparla and intend to supply such
DIV shall such a from the load Of obloquy
which rests upon it. Aud think have ground fol
believing has virtues which irresistible by the ord
nary Of the diseases is intended In order
their complete eradcatio4 from the system thu
remedy should udciousy taken according directions
OH the bottle.