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, 1861-07-22

Captain Raphael semmes, the commander
Of the Southern pTEateer Sumter, is native
Of the State Of Maryland, and Is person Of
much Iantical experience, having entered the
United States Navy On the 1st Of April, 1926.
He hes Ind over eleven years' active service at
sea, and about ten years. duty on shore; the
balance Of bis time has been unemployed.
His last sea duty YVES in the year 1919, He
was appointed commander on the 14th Of Sep
TENDER, 1854.
For The last two or three years he has acted
as the Secretary Of the Lighthouse Board. He
commanded the United States brig Somcrs,
which Nas capsized in gale off Vera Cruz in.
1886. It will be reco1ected that thirty seven
Of the crew aud three nidahipmen were lost
by the accident. The commander Semmes
held a IeuteIant's commissions position
that he also held On the United States fEgate
Raritan the year following.
At the time Of the Mexican war, he WAS re-
garded as brave and gallant officer, and he
performed many daring acts, for which he re-
ceived great praise; but, Ike others Of our
military and naval officers, be resigned At the
commencement Of our present national diff
culties, p1eferriDg to follow the fortunes OF
the seeded States than to remain loyal to the
Union.
, 1861-07-22

H- The Louisville Journal says that on
Monday six boxes of cartridges and several
thousand caps came to Jeffersonvi1le, marked
"H. Rosseau." At Jeffersonville, the name
was scratched off, and a direction to some
German at Horse Cave, Kentucky, substituted.
They were then sent, the Journal thinks, to
that this Is but one instance Of the careless
manner in which the blockade is kept up.
Since the stopping Of the shipments upon tie
railroad, there has been continuous process.
sion ct wagons to the Tennessee lines.
, 1861-07-22
**How aha-per than serpe2t'e toota It II
To hare shapklese child

Won'r RHc1P1eoATa-Seczets Walker,
ct, the Kehtl CncfeaeFAey, requeats corspo1-
dcu.s snd editors Of gonsnern ptpers to suo-
press usQch intelligence u migat he deesimea-
blto tho grsae cAuae-" LIE, hoVe7ux, so&-
hoxtFtgts - eEett sInouat OF Information
obislned ny d Chem} through tbs m .dtum Of
ehs eEtespt{stng 5outnals Of de Neeth.
, 1861-07-22
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN,

III T uN Np L IL ' AS1A stikSf
= sA& sd 5aIEEEsshD1 nIIEs bSuB1s TRACK
ane capacity Of tais i'oAd nov equal 70 any Ii d.
ThTes Tarengh RasssnEsr Tralna
e. 3ssa sRd beRo &
Tt.h Tnzoa:a Tra!n4 e:pm al Kesten Ctss 20 Pnila
GN sSus fc1assns seidcs fos &c 81
Of Passengers unsurpassed for speed and comfort b.
Y .na a.t Line, ran through 70 rausao7a
q ssss e 81 %
11esnE csss to sSa Et.s 1s Ths K
P!ess nd fs.s Lins eoaaees ;oz baltimore sna Wsss
All Through Passenger Train. provided With 1ou:a
as sa @ucs esast e s &
" p.. N52 o!f sae Fss
ton. Thsonga Tcks.s. al ss. arc good OF eitts1 Ct
TsES:: B2:sss .rs sseS u. Es. Fl
s1ass s & a. ssS ps ss:d So
s2e = ae esf e & as In hoe
q Ttas AITl1a ls Low ND I'm AZ Qa1cz X
LEX FOE Fl %itEETs tfI aS5F 81 .fY1. FiFrssuRaH
r. se@2leyoa q p Wssts;a coaaecaoRs t 1s
s1ekSas e & 3 ss E.s:e
AFF;ES.akeIp " 1a!kP11a VI Ss31as Aa1 a2s AFAf@;
Yor Ffeish C:rzsctn ,.6 3s12rlaz E!reet{cas apr.
% Of hddfess either ot tas fono1:ag AgcaA Of e.
.. a. HETAs7, .71aanusza;
HrleS, O.; I. kehseleI. h.yzvtne. kI.; Qrmsoy .
C5epPer, Fozts7nouth. O.: fsG1ock 4 Co, Jsges:oa
HibssTt .ttne.nnad = 6. IN. aaaIsos, Iad,
r. AcS=E leul;1ii1e: r 8. QKilsy I e.. E!s.:
Hsss, 5hAlEI G1ass. st. Louis: Joh3 a Raz1ta hssc
s fsBR ebsgd as75.s r. & Z kso5 aa EFT
TEsSzs Agents ot zsFose' al de7ans Doint7 IN -
II a,sato1t TacditiAa ot.trtd fa7 tAa 71at<fs
ton And 8pfsay Es23fc1tstan of
And scod .coor,nodsaess IN ss.al 7..u1.xss:. :.s
p77se7s t:s' slins Ia FEE fgEfaaFs'1 dafisS1
By hi. 6ca:e FrAiSnH q = des;1:..esa Sa2 e Il.
q baltimore . aod ron a4y l9tat q the R.il;oka
q Msaeou1t, BY railroad direct
The Pss1eyiyaata Ea!l.osd NO soanee1 = PIG
Cd Is SCI po.t On tse CHS, Hpskd1saa, KentacH
Te1nfssee, Cumberland. Illinois, Asatsatppi. Whcon
IN Miszo111 KaassA AI6Rrsae And Eaai gt4c77 anf
81 so.ts u ea tle S % Isfes "A' 0''t "
offsoir feights to Ills Company. "a 1ey Via con5:
teace On Its speedy t=a71s
West by he Fee1sS 11snts Rslros5 1T ali u11es ii
favorable ii are charged By oths- & R. Coun1an1:s
S~He particular q marx packaEss VA Pick q.
ESeGHW eskTF2fR6 R66sR S Rot street Baltimore
LEACH CO., 10! As*ce House. or ao. 8. VII
EEEHH Hns G1 Hs ea 81; 111s stEsst Fef
IL H0UFT, aen. Ticket Art Fhiisdelphla.
REQEH LEWI8 a4a SuSt. AtoonA, Pa
, 1861-07-22

E Gardeners Rheumatic and Neu-
rx'Etz Ccm?e und Is positive safe, end permanent
cure for kheuust hua- SeuraEtA and Salt Rheum- It
h 1NTKK1. remedy. driving o1t sud entirely era
dIr.ting ths 1e a.T. 1SntEi1E no change L de- Or
of tie most ncale constitutions With perfect safety
Tea un4e nit IL k+ he tolhwiug hundreds Of them
Can b~ obtained firm persons we'll Erorn, who freely
give tltis tektI1%Iy tn It's bebxK
GAFbE ef's ssEcilnaHc and Neuralgia Comp 3uQa is
s.r bert mt1ic.Ee 10: the disease cTer saw
CHARLES A. SMITH,
Se.1 Old Stat. House. Boston.
~An1r suffering nth rheumatism tweaty years
ana being confined 10 E1y bed several weeks last
e1,ng. entirely cured With two bsttes OF Gar.
tiEts't RI. nnltt1e ind Neuralgia Compound"
NORMAN T. AIRES, Is FrAnk1!nst- Boston.
"Hayfrg Teen = eonstsnt sufferer irou Neuralgia
fo' etehteen months nnt been driven by excrucstlns
rAn to the TRIAL Of nEMbEress remedies, without OH
7ait Ing relief was ,ncnced by friend 10 try GardI
1tE,s Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compornd. I have
taken brt ORE hot+I., and am entirely well.
d. P BAXTER Dry Goods Desser:
No. Appleton Block, Lowell, Mass.
Fo7 sale hy J. q. JOHNSON, corner State and Ran
toiph 1tret CtielEo acd retail agent tor
ttc North Fstern btates. Z. Z. LAND0S. Agent
IT 1r1dr tuprled, jFta'al.ty
, 1861-07-22

How TRAITOR TREATS his MoTHER-A
correspondent Of the New York Tribune, writ
irg from New Lisbon, Ohio, relates the follow
II E, to show the character Of the notorious
Va1lendigbam, Hho ditgraces loyal constit-
utrcy by eympathizing with the rebels.
"This notorious Vallsndlgham has q poor
old mother, well stricken in years, who daily
realizes
How aha.per than serpeat's toota 1t Il
To hare ;hanklese child"
"This worthy old lady is respected mem-
beE of the Presbyterian Church. IN Dayton,
ard although the mother Of an honorable
nsmber Ct CoDgress-a man very well OF In
Rorld]y properly, besides his u 900 year
snd milesEe-she is literally t3f to the
care Of the perish. At the last meet
lcg ct tie New Lisbon Pfeshytery. on the mo-
ton Of Rev. o. N. Todd, relief was granted to
M1s- Vallabd;Eham tt yote Of that body.
And tor sevelal years past she has been regu-
1a1ly relieved IN the same manner. The con-
gsegation OF the church Of which Ehc il a
mtmber,. have also 11osn time to time fur
nisbed the mars Of support, without HhtcA
sEe mnst have suffered tie Last degradation 0!
viztuous poverty-fhe poor house. From
theee facts your readers CA Judge how little
Of manly trut5 and considerations ecraples
6tecoa Ia tie Pat1 th1t led ValaEd;gham to
the camp 0: tis corntys c1e1lies. The emau
Nho thus negiects helpless mother, would
very Rlrra}lJ incline to Tic side Of tEe thieI
tteneCE.H H--~~-'- -----------
, 1861-07-22
p4uD<rtakEr8.
Gt1a,u 73ps 1H orks.

A7HW YORK STEAM DYE.
I 4 HoR1A VEL Ye<ter1. In sa1fh C1aEk s<<o.tr
bctrcen ks:4soa 80 noaEne< cn.oaE9. DJef -
ft7aw EaE end B r1et Dynz. FteacAin1 a.d tfNss.
tuf. 5tnte aud Coa1tfy Wo<k scAhcteA ~ 2<aH
EG3r. f*F&N
, 1861-07-22

~~ Oak Orchard Acid Spring
Aaer-ranp:lsH Containing t4s opinions ofcesebra-
I'D Chemists 4ut rnsaicaut respecting the nse OF this
N+7xx1n :oe eas Of oaEy dissases of the human EYE
{en, v,l,be su1,ol!ed gratis On application 70
JH REED CO.
Wholesale DruEgtsts,
Chicago, II.
a. cAL1. rot !. pAxruLKE
, 1861-07-22

r Kenpedy's Medical Discovery
curcx serofllla.
Keet rtYt N: dttzll BttcoFery cuYes HryxipelsA
kernrdy's Neaic,ll Discovery cctes CanEe1.
Kern. dr. Mcdicz: DISCOVERY Nursing Sort Nth
Kcnnedyt Medical Discovery cures Hutnor OF Eyes
Eeunedys McdiciIe Discovery cures Scald Heal.
keEnedye Medical Discovery Running Of the Esr
kennedFt Metlcsl Discovery cures Ulce12td Sore Leg
Eennedyb Medical Discovers curea LeprA
krcntdxk Medical Discover CUree Rheumatism.
Kttbtdyh MectGa1 NtecoyetT cures Ssit Eheun,
Er-netyt MedteIl Discovery CURES Dysnepe1a
kepnetyt Medical Discovery Regulates tie DoEeh,
ktnEedyE Medtc:i Discovery r cniateA the Etdueyb
k:uoedys Medical Discovery Regulates the I1yeE.
K~nneds's Medical Discovery has cured Dropey.
When yoa are SICK and do not know wnattee ras:ter
u Ier.sps ycut.ase II Inward numo-. Try Eennedys
AtdicAl Discovery.
Fer eA1e hy an 1fTeegtfts oe5611Y
, 1861-07-22
California ann lbik&'a p<h.
D o N Y E z r r e 8 81
Ten Days

LETTERS will be received At th- otleo ef tha
United States Express Company.
CORNER OF CLARK AND LAKE STRKKR
f1so Lake and 70 Clark street3
Which Will be forwarded 70 connect with tAo Po4S
E1prea4 leaving St. Joseph. Atssoun+ evezy
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. AT II 2. II
TE4EGRA3t8
Sent to Fort KesrneJ the mornings OF Monday EoA
Friday, will connect With the Pony. leaving St. JooA
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
EXPRESS CHARGES:
Letters weighing = OF or under rt.--...........$3H
LetterH weighing over oz ................ ~
after july 1st-
~ Ii all csAe8 to b e1clcaed In Hoy4masns
Esrrrd euvclopea arc all Exprees chs-3es prepaid.
spIhl-lJ E. D. cOLVlA. A3ek,
MILO l. HARTWRI I1H&
, 1861-07-22
Illinois Uurre11ep, sc.
ILLINOIS CURRENCY.


We have day converted The notea Of the follow
Ing Ban1a, through g our Clearing Aoa:e. and, acsr
, 1861-07-22

Through In Twenty Hours without landing.
Tho fast low pressure Steamer FOREST QUEEN,
HotchiEes 4 CO, Detroit for Buffalo, every MONDAY
EvEElE9. et oe!ccs On [ae arrival Ct tae Mestsrp
DAT EVENING, At O'Clock, making Railroad con-
nectlont 1t both ends Of tie route
The Forest Queen has superior passenger and eIsht
accommodations AID makes the trip acfoss Lake Els
without lsnetng.
Cabin pa.sage 70 Buffalo taciades meals and roou 3,@
utCK
Hailroad T1ct ets good - .
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09
Gen iInasa Cnhh-

4 writer in the Madison Journal giving
personal sketci e oflhe members OF t. ( As
~embiy, speaks = follows Of our worthy
''enter Gen. AMAsA CoaB.
Gen. Coss. The Speaker Of tie Assembly.
has acquitted himself WIKI dignity and honor
and bias gItIa universal satisfaction during the
session Of i Legislature.
At The beginning of hi. duties ~ Speaker
Of The Assembly. s,He,, few. not acquainted
with him. feared tia; lie would bot dispatch
business rs fast Vas desirable but no
doubts Of tina. kind are now entertained by
the inemhers Of the Assembly All adkr0w =
edge him 20 be enc Of the uvs, able aud cor
rect 10 his decisions. OF any one who has Hal
The honor Of filling the chair 81 Speaker. Tor
a long time, ia the Wisconsin Assembly
One thar %! distinction noticeable ~ all
Who have become acquainted with Nr. Cobb.
a u presiding office. and his remarkable self
possession, HAT gives ham great control over
public bodies. He Is not easily tlf,,,si. off the
track; but amid the confusion whic.t freq aept
" occurs in the Assembly he rciulius perfect
y quiet and unmoved- His general popuiari-
y III the wesiern part Cf oar Safe. where be
Is respected by all parties. ana looked upon
a. one Of eur soundest lawyers. as Wen as one
81 their most upright. candid. and straight
forward citizens, tuge- her with tie reputation
he sustains IN our legislature. very properly
points him ont. a. one Of the mos. prominent
a-rong the many good Repu blieaus, who IL
ali probability, Will At oar next State Com
reatiou, be presented BY The citizens Of " -
consin, Is one Of tie candidates fJr the high
eat office IN their gift.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09
q sad b avg s,q
%


HLACE' ADplrfoS--IotZ %
PEyHY ADDITION Lots g ana 10. lots 7. . ID. Il
an. l. A TO- ot- ! and - ia l{tk ~. LJtz l. >
Aud J "a biA Is lot = ia 81. 3.
IESEiN.s AnrlT- 1----Jofs I, 3. - and Diss-.rH
So, Six ", bots 10. 81 Z , 3, zstl Union u. u
BIZ Ii: lp-S &, au3 Dallas IN 81 la- .stS
3, AM "a Anatso,--s 50 l.E ie: ioJs on Vain
81, Bib q; lets and ou NrafSoa.tss e Ela -:
lots ,noGlh part 81 lat q. "a is 81, Bk = lt-
Aul ou =. U5. - Ia-7 and lows. 81. u *
ST, B4A
.r..eALL's App,EioN.-L5; ia Bla IS. lots TO- il.
T.. Is. 4 aa5 H.
Lot 81 Ia Wilson. sldt-i.u.
NADpIN's Auu3Elos.--So1l part Iat M.nncr
So tr- 2 81 81; i1t i-5 North l.tz
400. aS sJAua 81 J,ell 81 tas II. is 10. aud
rs uu >p-.uk ST. lu-s i-, l.i. Ill AM - Nl4l
st' loss ia AID !it nu J well ~ IL. So Cen
let 10 cu -auuA 81 au-,L part ot loss and 8 on
EAtl-.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09
TAX NOTICE.
TREAsUR OFflcE, Iowa Co, W scOssIS, I
A-n.r.- III. 5 NJ E.-- ls.l

Ainsrsl Point, April 9th, 1851
y 0IiCE i hereby given that much Of each of
: the toNoWiuE described Lois. tracts. or p--ce..
lsnc a. NAV De Necessary for thai purpose, viii "a
the second flr-iay tth- i.ih csy Of Nay mex and
te next Succeeding "a ), sold ~ public auction,
a. iie lFr2~uFeTs oBce IN the City ~ j neral Point.
lu said county fo- ps rrnr Of Taxes, interest sud
chaos thereon, uuis the .4a}l hc psl before
tra- me SsIe 10 c0,lIaence At . o'clock IN the
'-enoUn q he LAY above named.
FRANCIS VIVIAN, County Treasurer.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09

w-W received this morning. April
% a letter from Madison dated on the q.
and requiring an answer ~ the 9Th =
ONLY seven dav from Madison e. Mineral
Point. 4 distance of alout - NIL.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09
Patents Granted T. Western Inventor,

Tie following important Patents wee is
sueI to Wes'ern .veniors from the United
States p eat O-fce. during March 1861 -
Reported 90 o i'hiy the Tribune by BRoAD
WAY d EtY. Patent Attorneys and Solicitors
ST. L 'uis. Mo. Chicas,. H.. aud Washington
d. c !, Y no VAL furnish their circulars Of IL.
strrc:ion, gratis, rp.u application.
John ley, Taft,n, WIS. Improvement.
~ Corn Planners
c. ", :. Hca'on. Salem. IN Improve
u.cut ii CultJvators.
VIM. ". Austin L 2. Greasy. Carrolton,
so Improvement in Hemp Bra kes.
lax : lrerd, Wcs'feId Wis: Improve
inent IA Binding Aitacl.n ut to uarvesters.
WIN. T.. .Gaunt d b. y. Hinman. Keakuk.
Iowa ; improvement IN Grain Separaturs.
" m Hamilton, 81. CatAarIue, Mo. I'M
pruvemrft IN ChuT>s.
Jacob Lighter. Clay Village. X; I'm
proremcnt Ia Medical Compound 10 cure Hog
Cholera
BENZ ~ Nee. Kingston. Ind. Improve
ment IN Buildings Tor Preserving Fruits.
Nm- C. Eenigcn. hcokuk, Iowa I'm
provement IN Hand Trucks
Geo Is. T. Giant, WIuona, MINI; I'm
provefeut in Prairie Fences
). ii Long. L s 4, Alton, III. Improve
ed Dreeiug NacAiue
Hiram Moore. Foudulac, Wis; Improve
nieut in Seed DrIIl5.
john Griffin. Louisville, Ky; Iroprcved
mode # regulating The speed of vehicles
moved bE mechanical power
Ihes Phillips, Ann Arbor, Mich. I'm
proved arrangement. IF Carriage Springs.
H II. Ballard * r. Mcclure, Nj Pleasant.
Iowa Improved Mole Flow.
3.i.'on 3itts. Columbia City, lad; I'm
provemcat ia Water Wlee!s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09

-ra TIE news from Washington up E,
saturday last. indicates unusual activity
in the War Department and lc.'d~ u~ q
anticipate a rupture before many days
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09

TIE Buffalo Harlcr ) uow cren. al
Propeller. are running regularly between '1ai
place and Detroit.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09

rz1-Mr. T. : Phelps has received the
appointment Of Post Master at Warren.
Ill
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09

rea Our readers viii fnI in orr COL
umns today, the Treasarers Notice IF
Land to be sold for Taxes Those inter
,rsted will do well to examine r.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09

kArsAs SENATOR'S Il Law and
Samuel C. PJmeroy have been chosen L. s.
Senators from the new State of Kansas
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09

y,sc.r,.-The oil Dominica ! = ~ n he
r.,., Fhe c,nsctrt"n voted down Teso-
,p,ien TO seces.ias.. eut ,her adjourned sre
die
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09

fE- The vote in PLatterilIe for associate
justice was. Cole -, Eidrid-a l For
Count Jal-c d al IL Howe :.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09
:" ~, - - 81 I5F3 III 10
Cole MAJ. >Jl Ansley maj. 4OI.
COUNTY >EAr.
Death 81 Judge Mclean.

The Hon Judge Mclean. Associate.
Justice OF the supreme Court IF the mi
ted States, died at his residence in Cincin-
n I'll on the 4th inst, aged 7Gvears. judge
Mclean he'd several important Offices
previous to his appointment to that Of a
seat on the Supreme Bench. alnoar which
WIS that of Post Ml-ter Gen s~slI tn, du-
e. Of all Of which he is.aar.,ed with
The strictest fidelity to the interests Of the
whole country. II received the appoint
nent of Associate judge in 1890. unler
ten. jackson Administration. and no
man on the Supreme Bench has d;seIar.--
ed the duties Of his position with more
strict justice than has .Jud e Mclean IN
the death of judge Mclean, the country
has lost one Of its best men
WISCONSIN crRRE>cY.-At nes.- az Of
the Bankers Of Milwaukee and the Execu-
tive Committee from the c ntraI Assori..-
ton ofBanks OF Wisconsin, the following
Resolutions were aiopted.
RESOLVED, That We viii not for the
~ . -N'lANt btl '4Gfttt~at or tEsik btit
currency, the bills of the followin. nam
Ell banks Of this State Vi:
Bank OF Albany Oconto c.. Bank
Appleton Osborne Bank
Beloit Savings Bank PORTAGE 60 Bank
'hippewa Bank Ree,l>hurEh Bank
citizens Bank It Croix River Bank
lark County Bank Tradesmln 5 Bank
~arla RS Il nix two I;iv Wood Co Bank
Laborers Bank IaIl X Bros Bank
Mechanic Bank katauyan Bank
North-W estern Bank
RESOLVED. That we VIII reinState. ~
currency the bills Of such 81 the above
Banks may within thirty DAYS from dis !.
date make their securities Ia the hands &c /
the Comptroller equivalent in value. in
New York City, to ninety-fye per cou..
oil their circuatiou
+ ID UoLTON. Pre.t
WARRICK PEi,E. SEQ.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09

sss~ Company Hith capital Of $50
0a1 has been er-aui1ed in Rock rord III.
tr the purpose IF preparing fax and
hemp fiber. aud looking ultimately 70 the
pursuit 81 Linen I'M nular-u-e
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09
~ = w E'l11Q.
CcttereIl & thomas.

II ould respectfully in.urm this OF ,his city
y sad vicinity that tteS hand 10 ill all
deus in th,I II 4uu. -uch as House. i.n. Carriage
and orna m nta! Painting. iniIti OF " cd
and iiurUles. t,lhXiSrs and per iEun@ets.
o. yOTTEKELL,
W.. Thomas
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09

Ncr>auoLD JorE~AL-TheN March mum
her~ 81 this highly interesting Journal are
received Il Is magazine that viii be
found both useful and interesting in every
household The next number commences
q now volume ami VIII Tie much enlarged
Tho weekly numbers containing 81 col
u,nr~ e reai-ae matter Terms. to s.nzIe
subscribers = q year. Two Or more cop
ie~. $50 each Address 4 HarthilI 4
60 - North William ~t New York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-04-09

wI-cos~lx B,-Es -rae .'onra' saws tie
Madison Banks continue 20 receive the bil, o.
Banks in this State discarded 3 ne Chica-
cage reighb,rs will not effect the currency Of
tbs State.
our advice 10 bill holders j. not TO sacrifice
on Them. but hold on a few days until .he
panic i over.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-20
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparina,

the most efectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t 10 COM
bined from the most active remedals that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence 1t should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERuPTrvx
and SKIN DIsEAsEs. ST. ANrHoEYs FIRE,
RosE. or ERYsIPELAs. PIMPLEs, PusTULRs,
BLoTcHEs, BLAlNs and BorLs, TuMoRs, TRrrER
and SALT RHRux, SCALP HEAD, R1NuwoRM,
RHEuMATIsM. SyPHILIrIc and MRacukIAL DIS
EASES, DRopsY, DYSPEPSIA, DRnIL4y, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FRoN VITA
TED on IMprRR BLoop. The popular belief
in :. tppurty Of the blood is founded in truth,
for scrofala is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions
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Scrofu1a, or Kings EVIL

h a constitutional disease, a corruption Of the
blood. by which this huid becomes vitiated,
weak. and poor. Being in the circulation, il
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 scrofnlous 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.
ii seems to be the rod Of Him who says, II
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, swelhngs; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. Vhis foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies Of Life, SO that scrofulous constitu-
lions 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 scrofnlous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
cliuHte6 TIE human AalHuy MAS fte Vxie5ll uAcctiy
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 al our people are scrofulous
their persons Ars invaded BY this lurking in
lection, and their health il undermined by il.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an alternative medicine, and in
vigoratH it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in
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