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The most painfal event Of she esnPalEn Is
tbe asatb of Col. Ersvcrth, Of tbs sew York
Fire zouaves, ~ the band Of an sssassln.--
On wednesday night, the gallant Colonel was
sent with bis regiment to take possession OF
the city Of Aiexandris, then occupied By sew
sral hundred Of the rebel troops He ae-
eomplisbed his mission, the rebels fleeing at
his snnroael,.-He had with his own hand
bapled down a secession Gag from hotel,
wbep a shot nom q concealed foe killed him
;ns,antlx There WAS not a man in the vol
rn,ser service whose death would be more
sincerely regretted, Or whose loss would be
more deeply felt Young, braye generous
and gifted lone Of the best tActicianS in the
army-univsFsally beloved and admired, biz
death is a public calamity snd cause fOr gen
eral grief. It is hard to lose such man uper
tho battle field, in honorable wsriAre' eui
when he falls by the assassin's hand, and thal
assassin a rebel against the Government hil
death calls for a double measure Of ven
geancs and t5is, we hope and believe, vii
be swiftly, surely and unrelentingiy mese'
out It is but slight satisfaction that ths o.
tender was Immediately bayOOettsdj let u
lives Of A score of the rebels most yalue'
leaders atone for the damning deed l5 ~
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VA nrpLpr1rrna


WASHTNGToA, W Weolee4AJi NAY - AseA'
pE.R srs: By reference to General Orders
No. is Of the War Department, appended,
cony of which herewith forward you, giving
a pian Determination Of the volunteer forces
called into The service of the United States BY
the President, you will Percelge that al
regiuental officers Of those volunteers, from
Colonies down to Second Leutenants, are
snDointed hy tbs Governors ofStates.
Having thus confded to you the spPoint-
rneTrr Or m TrDse Ulnc5rs IUT -EtI1=ESF-aanta
furnished by your State, you will, I4rust,
excuse this Department for impressing upon
YOU in advance the necessity Of absolute
adherence in your appointments to the fol-
lowing suggestions, which are deemed OF the
highest Importance by the General-in-C Chief,
under whose advice they are submitted to
you.
morals OF patriotism, and not Of sound health
Second: To appoint no ore to Lieuten'
aney Second or First, who has passed the
age of % years, or to Captaincy over 81
years, and to appoint no field officer Major
Lieutenant Colonel, or Colonel unless
graduate of the United States Military
Academy, or known to posses military
knowledge and experience, who has passed
the respective ages of 36, 40 aud 45 years.
This Department feels assured It viii no
be deemed offensive to your Excellency 4
add this general counsel that tbs higher th'
moral character and general intelligence o
the officers 80 appointed, the greater th'
efficiency of the troops and the resulting
/ glory to their respective States.
lam, Sir, respectfully,
SIMON CAMERON, Secretary Of War.
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rerr,hlp Rspeon.rs- - .LunalIo.

Christopher Bowman has been deranged
for The last Eve years, and has been confined
in our county jail about q years. For some
weeks past he has been more troublesome
and unmansgeable than usual, 70 that the
Sheriff determined to-take out Of his room
everything that could be used as 8 weapon,
including some sticks Of wood, a piece firon-
knife. and a razor with which Bowman shaved
himself. Thspisce of iron which was about
Is inches long, part Of large FIRE shovel,
he had used as a chisel, with which he had
dug a considerable hole in the wall. As the
Sheriff opened thedooF ofhis room, Bow aian,
who is a strong man, made st him. Morgan
Andrews, IT,, stood just outside, aud B. sized
bim, knife in hand, and would have sta b6ed
him. The struggle was sewers, but finally
The Sheriff succeeded in Wrestling the knife
from the crazy man; not hoBeyer without
several narrow escapes from being mortally
stabbed. A cash was cut on the back ofhis
head, to the bone, and stab on the abdomen
might have resulted fatally, but that the knife
first passed through a thick coat, vest and
pants, so that It caused no injury. When
the knife was taken from him, Bowman sub
mitted 70 have the things taken out Of the
room. - 1fsdfud qazsfte j aatJ LtBE
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sPaRR Us sl-MaRnypenny, editor Of the
Ohio Statesman, is a candidate for brgauier
0onerslI We are almost inclined to regard
the stafsmeBt Is a joke.-Bufalo Com, Id
SeThseT.
The Advertiser may rest assured tlal II
and the country giu be 'spared' any such
calamity. We learn that Mr.. Mannypenny
Is circulating for signatures PAPER recon-
msnding him for the post of Brigadier Gen
sral; b6t the silly old traitor tas not had The
shpevansss 70 conceal his secession senti-
meutss g Whilst almost the entire Democrat
&c party Of the State have Joined with patri-
ots Of the other parties in defending the
Uaion, leaving partizau matters out of sight,
the editor of the Statesman, with two or
three other rnarrow-mindsd party hacks has
kept up a constant snarl about ''blstherskite
Republicans" taking ''bypocritically" Of q
udsfsueenof the -Union." In one of his re-
e,st eolunns of iu-timed vituperatiOn-the
sole object Of which is to ALLEVIATE men who
are now 30 nobly standing shoulder to shou'.
der In the patriotic work Of support.
Ins ths Government-he emits the fol
loving balderdash: .7 z7
''Thd 9fIepFessible eiitorS in the Nortl
and West who gas 30 much on the suhiec
IN ghsir columns, are not engaged in the war
aud Do rot intend to be. The quill is thi
only weapon they intend TO use in the Loas
aad tedious eoa1iet, ia which, & naay be, W.
GrsnoW embaTking."
Whilst patriots all over the land utterly
igns1s party differences, leaving them fo
settlement sitter an honorable peace bas beer
conquered, this senseless demsgoguo is doini
ell Ia BIS power to revive the bitter feeling
Ongendered during an excited political can
vss- Wears glad to know that his cours
is Fspudiated by nine hundred and ninety
ulns Of every thousand Democrats In th
Giass, and that that party, from its creates
lsadsss 70 the bumblest members, are re
solved 70 do sheif whole duty in this hour O
Shs country's peril. g 3
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The HIfa1a P6stmaaaer.

rga. u ge'E Nay q, 1851.
Enron LrApHR:-T send you TIE follow
ing communication, taken from the Daily
Plain Dealer Of the 2lst, in reference % me
removal Of Clinton Young, as Postmaster ai
Hiram, Portage Co., Ohio; '7a =
"No Mons TIEWOvALs,"-AR DEALER =
Clinton Young the Postmaster e. HifS1l, ~.
Portage county, has been removed; NJ
Young voted for Douglas, Is yet q douglas
manBis for the Union, and always has been
Lueyer uttered disunion sentiment IN ms
life. - -. am
"only one psrty."-NoOody hurt s--7,,All ~ : !
Union men" Ess7 ----. ~.
Now, wish to inform the world and 'tne
rest of mankind" that Gs Clinton Young
referred to in the shove article has sisted
within the last sixty days, which can pc
proved by persons of undoubted integrity
that in case there was 6ght growing out Of
the secession difficulty, be 4'WOald 60 down
South and sght for them and against The
Id Lincoln. Administration" That is
the kind Of a Union man Clinton Young is
If he has become Union man OF late, ! re-
ioice. but would prefer to take him on trial
for at least six months before It would an
swsr 70 trust him or nyother such rebel.
HIRAM.
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The Fruit aua aruin Crops.

We Iearul from g number Of our farmers,
in town this week, that the fruit crop bids
fair to be abundant this year. Many Of the
peaches have been killed, but there are sill
enough left % make a good crop, especially
of the natural huit. The apple and cherry
crops bid fair 70 be exeellent.-LebGROH
Warren CO.. Star.
There was light frost on the morning oi
Saturday Of last week. It did no damage
that we hear Of The cold wet weather Of
this Spring is keeping beck the farmers work
very much, and, we fear, will csrry most of the
corn plating into June, However, We ssy
corn planting going on Saturday in the field
-Pdaesulls Telegraph.
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vIrsinia Invaded.

By reference to our dispatches, it win be
sssn that s'ths sacred soil of Virginia" has
bssa pressed BY the feet Of our advancing
sFmy. Arlington Heights, Alexandria, and
TslEhx Court House (some twenty lniles
eon Warrington are occupied by our troops
Let NOS their victorious march DO staid until
the last rebel has been expelled from theiand
OEszplsted bis crimes on the eallows.
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Hon. John Sherman is now acting as aiC
to Maj. Patterson, OF Pennsylvania hr. s
has been fortunate enough to have q hand 10
capturing the first priTateer Of The war. Or
bis return from Washington the ctner day
while crossing the Chesapeake, a suspicious
vessel was hailed. It endeaYored to escape
but & gun fred By Sherman changed thS
vessels Intentions; and che brought to i'm
mediately. The prize was Baltimore iitted
schooner, with two bruas guns AaHsfsh
Herald. 7Tta 5slf7 -.
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SoorTs TAcTIos.-In cOmmsntiag upon The
skilltnl aud comprehensive propositions al
headquarters, the New York Commercial
Advertiser says;
'ln this Systematic, gradual but sure hem
ming N Of bis adversary, the genius of Win-
held scott shines in its elesrest lusffe. II L
sad that on one occasi0n remark was mado
to him respecting the pecaliarity Of bis
strategy, and be Plsyfllly replied, When
am going TO catch . rat / always see to II
that all bis holes are frst-slopped. % 900
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IEFORTAET TRoN FosT PIuKESs-A, dis
patch to the Mobile Register states that the
NavAl Dry Dock was to have been sunk in
The ship channel ct Pensacola on Thursday
night last and that Major Brown, in com
mand o. Pickens, had given notice thatif this
'Was attempted be would open his fire.
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FOR SIZE or ExcHANGE.


Wilson AYenur, House and acrss, with Fruit,
&c. Exohange for . Farm. -r-
OolAmer, IS acres, with orchald also house and
one acre, near OOlHller, on Plank Road. hLchange
for land near st. Paul. MINI.
a Valuable Water Power, on the Ohio Canal 9
miles from City. h1changn for Oity property.
Farm OF lS3 acres IN Willoughby, good House,
Barn, tlrchard, SC. VIII sell the whole lo0
and take house aud lot 10 or the Ciy IN part pay.
y Five Houses and Lot west Of Erie street--a good
tenant prOperty-tO exchange for land the City
and pay difference in oash. naH e
BcOYill AYenue-lArge tNO-stOry house and large
lOt barn, &C. Exchange Tor land in part; bala nGe
on long time. -.
and half nj Is from the Raiiroad depot. A large
handsome ana well finished stone house, barn and
l5 acres OF land, with great variety o. choce hit
70 ekchanEs tor improved propsrtysin this CITY
Yarn Of I2l Acres, on Plank Eoad, y miles rom
City, large t4o-stOrY Brick House, good Barns and
Orchard; soil sandy loan and muck-a superior
ARM Win ake pay one half in house and fsVF acres
near the city; balance on time.
KinsInaR street, tSrD-Btory H0u5a and Lot To
exchange for farm and laW acrGs near the City.
Greenwood Street, tWO-story House and Lot. 10
Brick Tavern stand and I0yS acres, on one Of the
principai ank R0ada. Y Inies from the City arge
and convenient hcuse and excellent land. To eX-
change In part for honse and lot few aores near
One hundred and sixty Acres Lahd-Iu Lebanon
county, Michigan. 81 per acre,
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JoaE PnesIx Dad The st. Louis Demo
.crat says: - - .-....-..'- 80
. 1ntsligence was received in this city on
Monday Ct the death Of Capt Derby Of. The
p' 9. Army widely known IS John Pho
~ EsJaI -aa1J llt -afrs
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EAMttiott SaIfs.

@------------ ------7r,----
GALE or Gas SIOCK.-NorIoE
I Is hsreby lfon hsi thela viii b sDld n gublll
sale, at ~ door "a t1a I0uft House. 81 tha Cfty
Oieyelaid Cur o. co6nff. Ohio, 81 the lth ds.t
Of Iune, 1891, between tae hours Of aud O'Clock
p NJ, % shares Of stock IN the Adrian Gas Light
Company, ot Finy Dollars each share, tally paid up.
Rnii H.1k n pledEad colataEal security tQr the
payment Of $50, with interest thereon from Aprii
10Th, 1850 will be sold TO pay said debt aud OK
ppnse8 Of sale. u. PhEhTiS5i
msy2I, ,ig6ia3I Attorney.
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I,etter Of the Secretary as War 90 Gov
ernOrs Of States. -l.5.l

The following is copy Of the letter Of
instructions which the Secretary Of War has
forwarded to the Governors Of States furnish-
ing troops Itisena that youthful ofheers
are preferred, though for what rsssOn- we
ara at q. loss 70 determine.
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ROUsE 3 JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE b INSURANCE AGENTS
No. All Superior st., (Eg stsirS
.t4.;f MAkBLE BLOCK.


d L
Twenty Acres one 4 lie from City line-goOd sandy
loan 500. Sl25 per Acrc,
Yaiuable Grazing Farm, In 4 fillOughby-2sl acres
with House, Barn, Orcha'd &c. S35 pei acre.
Eifty-six Acres 8 Eiles from City. S35 per aere.
Prospect street, Brick Building for Store and
Dwelling, with lot Sl5n.
Hamilton Strast, H0ass and Lot. $3.50.
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Riasnaac Gmioiss.

G-l4ANal4a
We ars enabled here 70 odsr the community Z
with certainty, Il stih psriectly harm s. In any
Qnantity. such r6Iledy Is invaluable a districts
where these Rfhicting disorders prevail This
d" "CuRE" eNpels the miasmatic poison 0f tEVEl ll1
AGUE from the gBlen, and prevents the ie77io1f
ment Of the disease, il taken on the hrst approach
Of its premenit0ry symp ptOnis. L is nos only tl9
best remedy ye discovered for this class ol cs
supply for doll brings IL Withtn the regcn q
every body; and ID billions districts, where fEVER
AND AGUE PREVAILS eFer7 hoiT shgnld haTe' = ~
use it freely both tOr cure end prOteclon- A 1-1l
superiority Of this remedy over any other Dis
covered for the speedy and eartain cure c ermits
tents is that il contains Quinine mineral, cQn-
sequeutiy Il produces QIiuisu other IN urICs
efsets Whatever upon the eousritutoul 'rhqsecrre1
By it are isft healthy as II they had never had t
disease.
lever and Agus is not alone the conssgnsnes u
the miasnlic poison great variety of disorteT1
arise nom its irritation, efuuug which are Hsrul,
RheundfiJa Coal, Hsadachs, Biindne1l, 1cotlacha
EaFdchs, CaiarTh, Astima, Raltafi0n, Blssfli 9ec-
h0a, Qf lbs Splsss, HysfsTics, fi ts B0t1eil, Co,
FEFalisis, and DerdHgeiHenf Of tie hclGck, ali ol
which, when Origlnafins In tbis cause, put On The
iHfsT7Htseni tgDs, or become periodical This CUEE
sxpuls the poison irOn the blootl ahd consequently
cures them ali alike IL Is an inyanable protectio8
70 immigrants azlt persons llgrsllEg q la ariy
residing in the mai -t1ug distrlct4- u lsa1 occa-
sionally daily WIN eEpu31d e tha tnection fEt
VIII be exscratod from the systenli and cnot acc-
mnAts IN sufficient qnaintY g ripen iato eisaasa--
Hence il is even nndro FaluEbls for pr0t8ctou than
cure, and fsw viii ever suffer from Intermiftents 4
afords.
Prepared " Dr.. J O. AYER 3 o., Lozau. Mass.
Fcr sails By strong a Armstru1Gs tslaEaluIl1- e q
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r-Tp ET

- 4 o Z z T.
Hsa8a, Barn and acr6s Land, on Euclid Plank
Road y mile from termination OF street r. X. S4U.
Lake 1treet--fra1le HOUSE,.
Superior ST. e . ...........--......-.-... 500
Walnut St e. % ..-.-.-....-..----..-----. 10.
Pittsburg St-Briek House, in good 0rder--. 20.
hamilton ST., near Wood Brick House.-.--. -.
----R0UaE = JENNINGS.
mays Real Estate aud Ins. Agents
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brass 3oaadEll.

IAMEs 3. oDELL, BRASS
~ EOURDEB AND MAHuFACTuRERz q
fsW doorg lroIn street, Cleveland Ohio d.
9 prepared 70 f1rnlah ell kinds Of work used iol
6taamI Weter OF Gas, and all the various articles
used 10 the Plumbing Business. Beer Pum7s Of al
kinda made and repaired. Bras Oastlng done daily
AndBraD WoTk of slI kipdS repaired. dso3Rs
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8tal gStaH.s :, e.

ID EAL ESTATE---E. N. KEY ES,
HI formerly Of the firm Of Little keyes,3 haa
opened 3 Heal Estate Once in Rouse's Block, cor.
her Of Superior street and Pnblic Square, and has
constantly on baErt several thousuad acrss o. frsl
quaiity Of flaming Lands In the statCs q Iowa,
Wisconsin and Missouri, to exchange for city and
country property; alsO- for al kinds OF porsonel
qrorsrfv Part eash psid II n Necessary. aprl6:R
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lowing Information

isThe European public are waking up
They now begin to see that America is not
going 10 be behind the Old World in the great
and stirring events that figure with a. dra-
matte interest on the page of history. ln-
steAd of doing nothing but grow corn and
get fat produce cotton and clothe the naked,
they fDd you are going to assert your belief
and exert your energies on behalf Of con-
stitutiOnAl government = siaIf5 EoJ saT
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+ apfF 44ugin8s.
zoe Gee ROLLS WALL PAPER


War hAs ben declared and Secession q the enlHr
OF the day, and nov y the tine 1t all tid1 1ou1l
keepers y geosds from dirlf ard lmokT .. 80
ooeroe on them With rash, Eeg . ~ q t-hs
geby Improving their honqa, ard Roet oi alisfhe
Il 100000 ROLLS NOW READY
for sale 81 n. Carson Co., 49, Superior St., and
so low that ell can get them. E-- f4t4a aala.
THE COST IS MERE NOTHING.
We are now ready 70 sell French, English and
American wall papers from 50 TO IS per cont below
peeVisus pricss and would most fsspectfully Invite
an 70 look In upOn atOek before buying, for ~
quality u goods and the lenRth OF pieces, We can
give the utmost satisfied Ion. Dur goods Ginning ei
Tscty from the factories thereby Bgye one pFo1t
Also q large assortment Of shades Of oEery YArie-
GOLD BANDS, &C. &C,
Also just orsaed . hsautiful lot of -a
o D r. M O ES
with hands, LooI &C., 70 match. Cords and Ias.
sells In endless ciety. Paper Hanging zone e.
short notice byexperieneed workmsn, and At res a.
able rate 81.
ing and vanishing at fair and semnns-a rates
NO B. To DsaIers We would Invite thsir attention
10 uT large stock 20 -l. a--.I- -mesA.
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0gstffs&.

n s. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE-
Oa POT 0ats Holt Z Aaltby'Bl CEEEBRAfED
WILL BE rBECEI PED vDAILR "a
From his leBta5iishulsnt In Baiti1cFe.-nut a h
cans and warranted lrosh and goodor no SALE.
Also hermetioalay sealed Oysters lohstars tiazns
Spice Oysters. and sardinsa kspt eonStantlY oa
BSitim5rs. New York sRd Pripeus- Bsg "a L o. Q
tsrs viii b received daily b E1r-o11, lfa
- CRACKERs for sale b. tie barrel
~ No. z9 supsrior street. Cisyqlsnd.O .. -,
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=
iThsre s7e three questions Of commanding
interest," tOabe written Epon ct this mOment
from London 10 the United 6tstes First,
the intentions Of the British Government )
second the feeling of British capitalists and
third, the feeling among resident Ameri-
cans. .l
aTaking the last first we have here in
! London two hostile American eamPs-the
Union party, represented by. the London
american, and the Confederate States party,
T! by paper about to be started under some
sSeh name a. The Contederate Republicaa,
The Confederate Union, or The Confederate
Herald. - --s..------. :. 49,
aAs you are aware, we have at the mo.
ment two Southern steamship schemes bef-re
the public-one between Liverpool and New
Orleans, and the other between Liverpool
and Charleston. SO far as can learn, the
promoters Of these two schemes are the pro-
moiers also Of the Southern newspaper, and
IL the newspaper fares no better than the
steamships, Il VIII be sometime yet before
the trade OF Illinois Is permanently diverted
down the Mississippi in the winter time, while
The Erie canal is frcEsn. ] an told that NOT 3
single share in either Of the steamship
schemes has yet been sold; that not single
inquiry has been made regarding them. So
far they are total fsilwe2 3 "a OH q
"PRSsing to the second question-that,
namely, Of the feeling among British capital
ists-it isone Of sincere regret It Is felt
that the cause Of liberty and civilization has
now been hopelessly thrown back for many
years, and If their counsel were ts Be taken,
It would be that peace should be 81 once re-
stored by any sacrifice. Nothing like panic
exists among "a, nor Is that to be expected
should difficulties even multiply. Their con-
6denee in things coming right in the end L
unbounded, and market win be found here
for securities, as well Is other things which
the Union States have to oaer. The sym.
pathy Of the moneysd men is shared by the
masses. With the MulEtads he eOutherHsT,
are looked upon az Ha,ldals, holding an agtor.
tuRGts race Of hlasaR bsalss ia hopeless Joad
age, and 1t Is to the sympathy of the English
masses with the North that the INDIGESTION o.
the British government is 70 be. traced. To
fght for slavery against freedom would b
abhOrrent to every E1giishman, and ths
thuuders of Exeter Hall T-ould be hurled al
the head Of any government under any cir.
cumStanees which proposed such & thing.
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aEantsrgostr-8elrara
aasGditinEs.
SCR0FULA. on KINGS -tIYII,
CmTmrTNnTO.T Al a L

i SCR0FUIsA- Or KING g t,YTTs-
rs A CONSTITUTIONAL Dis NJ
Ehs6 $3.50 ss'ssSp Of ss SSSd 5 , y W1ish hs A IA
the circulation, psryades The Whols body, and nav
s S9 o SS m IN HlsScs, of nor % & sssrs q one S wS i7
70 .6ss a'S5rSS 8 S:-.n7s 5si d. is..'Ss ~ # IIK
OF unhsethy food, impure air, flLt md flIhT hlb-
rss @ Rs h0S %hasSssI SSs -P g s sO5s oS a. Il z &
tary n the constitution, descending ON DaTentP
nfsed md + sSss Sc e ss O. 0s e AiE 10 o9gs q
IL effects commence By deposition from the blOOa
liver, and internal organs s termed tubercissi h
r .s ss9dt sss g y is s2: akza
blood dspresses the energies Of lie, that seToiu
ooIpisnts but they have far less power e Sit.
stand the attacks Of other diseases eonsequentlE
Dot serofuious u fhsif naidrs sfs sfi rsa5si4 r.
sumPton which decmates the human flssIly has iis
origin directly Z this scroiaeqs 9 eSntsnaR4tioss % as
brain, and, indeed, Of all the OrgAnas ara Boa o. ~
One quarter q an cur PsePls Az ScrofslOgI tho5
their health Is undermined b. t. 70 elsaase it non
the system must rsnOvats ths blood b altsra:
exercise such madcne EesapplV N - r--,r ~
CoKPoUND EXTRACT OF SARsAPARTLLA,
the efeetuAl remedy which the medical skill
orr times devise for this every EhsFe PrsYailg
and fatal ralaty. = i coiabiaed bon tlemeltac
tive rsInedsls that have been discovered ior The
purgatou Of this foul disorder nom the blood, an4
me reseao o. me system ir2n lts 2est5aettts eo
Of only scrofula but also those other Affections
DisE1sEs, ST. HSIHOsT's FISI. ROsE q Eslsiss va
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