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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-13
OLD METALS BOUGHTs

They are dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
Stt4m Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu.
bling, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour SeparatorE, German BOLT
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing Hose, &cs
of the best kind Tinplate, Sheet Ir0ns Block Tim
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, 6pelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility Of the best Machincry
and workmen, and viii give al work entrusted tc
promptly, warranting their work. and arc s8tisned
with reasonable prices.
@I- Once and Sale Rooms, No. co Main stree
Founder y, Boiler Yard az I Machine Shop on Pine
street, between First Y locond streets, EVansa
Villes Indiana. daCT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-13
Il o n n E W Ell LIS
u MY Z 3 S A L

HU Ne ELLIS
UNIV Err S A L
COU Oh r Re D Y !
By its simplicity and most perfect adaptation to all
Throat and Lung Complaints, from infancy to old
age asks for special attention So strictly the
laws Of Medicine couformed to, that ask the same
freedom Of in disease, Its strict natural fsa
ture, that would of food to hunger. Both are
alogous, and both untrue, unless they be ap-
COUGH the terror of childhood, to Lung
common to all ages IT IS A REMEDY.
81 q N N e W e L LIS
7 o LU a n o D Y n E
Tbe Great sNsWrGEgse, spSsnsOdfe ard
sHerOOxs Rsasedy, aud also the Great
est Ga6 Ohsfg JVaEErat 0pfats eceT gfUs
en- TO tbe World
The perfect freedom with which Physicians are
asked to investigate this splendid and much needed
Opiate, by Formula, or trial of the Anodyne, both
of which will be sent ON demand, aud the free &C
oeptance of all who have used it, and also its spen
did results in of Neuralgia, Headache of every
kind, Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Ache Loss of
Sleep, Delirium Tremens, Cholera Morbus, Dyson
terry, &c DC, is enough to call attention, as ask
investigation.
Alter six years Of trials and Results, the ToIu
Anodyne and Universal Cough emedy are fairly
me the Justice Investigate by trial, compare all
suggestions Of testimonials m the PAMPHLETS to be
found with all dealers, will be sent " free by
me, and then, by the real merit they possess lift
them above all charges impuations Of Quaekery.
Prices within reach of all.
JOHN L.-HUNNEWELL, Proprietor.
f., Practical PharnsGcsuitsst.
Principal Office, No. 9 Commercial Wharf,
BOSTON.
eB Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere.
KELLER & WHITE, Wholesale Retail Agents,
apis @ EVANSVILLE, and.
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Ladies, fennesses Clothing AssOeiatIoR.

LADIES' Pemnesses Clothing AHseeiRtioRs
Having secured the CO operation Of few noble
women Who, Tenderly devoted to the cause 81 SUI
ing humsnlty aud seeking the honor that eometh
not from man but from God are resolved to work
faithfully and untirngly for the relief OF tho aes
tisVte sick and wounded soldiers of tho Confeds~
rate Army in our mdgt, and at whatever point they
may be found, will be happy to receive eontriou
tions Of money, blankets comforts quiits, pillows
feathers from the country socks, Iinsey cotton
drilling snd osnabuTg, cotton, ticking, domestic
bleached and unbleaChed, jeans cotton BY the 500
hounds wool by the 800 pounds. and every sescriP
ton of material that can De manpIacIoreo INFO gar
ments for the soldiers.
Twentysfour poor wounded men. of zollicofer's
division. who we're in the battle at Camp Wild Cat.
have been lying on the cold earth, sRiVerlng help
essly in the piercing blasts, and penetrated by the
mountain SHOWS, without change OF clotnlns, OF
blanket te cover them, and must die, without
nroupt relief. Several thousand sick soldiers,
who have left their comfortable homes in the TAl'
lev TO give their lives for the liberties OF the
whole South, are, at this very moment, Plnlng lar
away in 3 dreGry hospital in mountain Businesses,
destitute OF blankets hospital clothing, and every
Thing needful, without An eye to pity, or hand to
relieve and QEiSsidR corsnuig, this does seem
| q depbOTGbh fGct,
Ia An army of so 600 brave volunteers, THE is on
" solitary case, perhaps, and it TO prevent lta
| sad recurrence that 9 small band Of judicious, e1
perisnCed and devoted Christian women, who feel,
that with the blessing of God, they can, by their
! faithful eE5rts accomplish something to aid the
HELPLESS, have gladly come forward TO the work
/ Wsnsad Immediately, 500 pillows, 500 towels, 900
hospitsl garments or material to manufacture them,
cotton BY the bale, and wool BY the 500 pounds,
which We appeal 20 the wealthy TO AAsst Us 10 farn
ishing.
Ons chief cause Of the severe illness Of the sol
der, il the EQat Of oesn clothes, and hundreds d.
becasc tRey kqve RoIe, and are buried IN me qarea6
tBe,t die in The Texas Rangers were about ,4oC
in number Of these 1000 are now IN the hospitals
suffering terribly, as well those of several other
Received from Samuel Watkins sl0i Dr. Wslls
10; mrs n Bruce, SO; mrs Lyons, So; JONI
Trimbls, s. James Walker, 8; John u Hill, .
! Robert Gibson, 2; Jesse Thomas, 9; N AClure,
VIM &oore, 8; Vim Msrret. 5; John Morrow Il Son
! 5; & Bruce l66 so; ar Fassst snd bis employees
D IS; mr. HcCielSnd i Co, %; mrs Griffin, Isl
d FauQu2ssor, 10 splendid blankets
3 All contributions to be directed to Mrs Frscl
B Fogg, at the Depository, Masonic TsmPls, tfrI
, aoor) Church street, Nashville, Tenn.
3 krE FRLSoM & FosG,
PrtslEaf Of Ets ladies' Temp CEotapVg EssssFHtEs
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There ara no Southern CT Western Hides on the
market.
Cotton Yarns sre now quoted a. follow 100 and
900, lie; 6oO, lie 500, 1Sc; 400, l4e per dosea-
Feathers ars in limited dsmand At 35CSSOe per y.
Whisky il held At Sl.2592OS per gallon fer
country and s19$I1O for Nashville RsctHsd.
Lime i held At Ice per bushsl for SACKED AEza
zoe FOR unElacked-
There i & heavy demand for Wool, and Il AD1s
ready sale at soc9SI per h, according TO quHliiy
We hear Of bus Htss doing in Dried Fruits. We
quote pseIsd Apples at - 70 sec per buShsl GHA
peeled Peaches 1t Sl.l0.
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DR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FSR PRIVATE DEsEAsKS.

DE- KINa, iornsiy e HSW TSrh, ses As
49, four ysaTs Of Louisville, Ksnt1sky ana 80
al, attention heatEsnt Of pryAs diseases ts eva
vryr. hattsrs himself having INTENDED = R11sSe N
80 Seara and sured many housones, - eneea "a
IN pTiyats nature ne mater hov ha6 tAsy nag 10
- medical treatment, IRON nSgeSt 81 Asz sxA
NJ Eiz;1 Dssenszry Me- q peadrek Strsat, hsHeea cAy
- the sGusre be all diseases PTvae na1s
s-oa ~ oures without nsueioSs medicine oR Eterfssnos
aRrUEFa efoH resent data, szsetHAlN e1red 2 tsa
80 ~ an oosson which PSin. Whsre St2olrs
& Ish nnot Be eoIeyed Perhaps dseasa eauss ert
ssI.S22:sS M ruderaaes the constitution - RHch,
=. 9TH Al the diseases Of the Gkn, growing sat
= tstvnsst. can be e1sOtaally cared in lev days
WEAKgEss particular attention having been gives
nd al the conseG usnces srsEns eat sft ofoaei
- c.sls ~ hs destructive slcs o. iaoohsies1sa
yohF ana scss7ive indulgence OF tia paeaon5 p
Si sypfus Constitution, rendsrlnE tne sn1se- -
- bnsnrr OF .ossy, and causing premature 0ia ase
bo mas iaboyng With any eSuly o. sas Hssnf
! nav resi- sssuTeS 0fiLame1iate reEG' -. -.
snS resng abroad, By writing AID stating nsr eass Wa
- s.oInsJ directed Dr. A. King, Me- q DSadIiek sIes
NsbSjs TsnA will have the necessary neaens So. " 2s
s5dress with necessary dlrSCdonS str9 1SeTSeg U@
horrS fEa2 o'el90k q as m'sSiaS ~A"1 'AS
seAssEaA6sf-A&Pu
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~. following OOuArnsdons were made By Con-

The following comm n3ton8 "5fs I1''''
-Ssomn,..iopsrs under the sequgs.rssion Act
Geo scarborouqh, Of Va, Thcs. q Hsynoias, o
Missouri, and WsIksr Brooke, Of Mississippi "A.
Our ConfsdorIts District Attorney aos ,, y -
chelL Of Georgia. and ". n Randolph laF - -
tern District Of Ark&nsaa. n
Nothing interesting from ne camp nP " =,
r,u-,,,o,yn No 1S--Cass. Sundurans vas killed
-, -s-ts.I.v ~hile scouting. s. 7. &oSzz-
Isv,r,.rs. Dsc Three thcussad ksaasals tran
p.soc.h marched 20 Vienna, Thursday, burning
dvsiI;n1 nd pie Of lumber, and rstafns1- dasS
made 40 attack on camp Besureszrd
r An Il quiet As Columbia
JeR ThOnpscn's last exploit Wss % sarsOdid N
and Birds Point, killing four and capturing t"o.
ez,.,vsros Dec. 1.-THE Msycyy this morning
yves 4 list Of Ave hundred and seYenty-stI boie-
logs destroyed BY the Ere Wednesday. ons negro
Tomsn was fatally burned
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no,i,able zeal Estate for sale.

oFFER tor uas On accommodating NJ very dsEra-
tis s,t Of Siland the EashV ard CHI Z ,noogs
iIoa1 eight ulrs Nashville, a the Antioch Depot fhs
cod Is vel With thrss never fail springs
a hsh pend TIE dwelling q 50 erioE houss. with
rooms brick kitchen, and bsk seTTants hr
h Al Necessary houses, AL ha1dscney loa 81 ~
vsniencs and comfort.
Per terms apply O. ". Nance N Nashville sE to Ne - '
premises -, =, -. 49,,
HoyZlhus JA8ks 2. HAIl-
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store for Rent.

NRcH Of January nE TIE tArss IosJ AouSe % S
norA side d Eaioa stTeSs, bEssn oosas Ead ShsEFy,
IS ueyt houss = College EAs psssags leads %
trace On ssn story eaeh EAh b1EnsSs 4s f1ct su
oher eonductad- Hiso1t insrfsbes dbs ocasR
n ,5e az bs Rat In NASHVILLE ana yell adaPsd f t4g
1rOesIy, dIy EsodI, boot5 sd EeSeS, etc. Apply -
A-D. BERRY,
-raar- Hasss q HsBlFtsn's-
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We viii ssen q special t4VOr friends and soTespou-
drts IN s various drVacrs I'D camps Of the Confederate
oEcsS win furnish With q :. 7Osp and news proper 70 y
placed before Puc v a e make paper both Al
Interesting and Welcome the tsnt Of soidle
nshng our battles for IadspzaJecs. Their letters Shoad b
addressed to n At Eashviise Tenu.
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TIE DAnr.-slngIe copies Of cur paper can bo
had at the counting roGm st 1--WE csnts News boys
and other dealers ere furnished at two and a haf
cents PSF copy. We make this statement bscsuse
we are informed that the nevs boys are IN the hahn
Of selling single copies at ten cents and more ale
Lodging that the paper coats them ave cent?.
sepI9-dG r1s
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Thsse or fsA6s ,Jrvins rem me donhioHs OA AS ~
CoIx VIM NAV , oOpissSf TIE Ias Louisville, oinsnnat q
Northern papsra vii confer special aver On hSA ourselves
and hs puhs py sAa. shez Gee In NASHVILLE, with
the lesss deay posIs We vii eheerHy Psy sav SEnss
n~urraS In nr-eursug them.
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Circulars o. candidates the UEeE AID AEEEscAE
na 10 ps'd es buassa aOtiOs ana the Pyns1t -
cared in Of publication This Tas Viii b enforced
nSshy 81 sr-uars either Of candidates their srisAdS
n hersan- be fnsrriss IL this pspec any other teIa
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BY TELEiasLtAPn
FROM BOWLING- aRREN.

GEN. SIBERIAN rnOsOrNoED INSANE
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EW BILLS.

Mr.. HURST: Ne. liz To change the time Of
holding CUurs as AsynzrdsTlne. Passed first read>
ing, -.
B47 54S aud $40 U1 the Code. Pissed Is first read
ing.
The Senate took recess.
APrEEH0UN SESSION.
The Speaker called the Senate to order a. q o.
clock.
The afternoon session was devoted tC the discus
sion aud asuon on several House and Senate bills
on second reading.
The oena.e, on motion, adjourned to lOb o'clock
ca Gonday.
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TmPSEIanS 90 Tax Pay exs.
CoLLHCToEs OF71Cs,
NASHVILLE Dec. 4th, 1851.
Tia taxpayers Of the city Of Nashville are mott
sed that the tax for 1851 fer the benefit ef the
Nashville 1 EorthWestern Rail Read. has been
levied By the City Council and the books placed N
ny once, where payment may be nAds.
CozYoRATIoH FAKFATEGs who have tkUs lar
neglected to settle their taxes FOR SAe present year
are earnestly requested to sail and pay without de
lay, a they will thereby save costs and interest.
Longer indulgence csnsSt be given, without injury
30 the pubic. A. HALsoN.
p~a4lmsPa Collector, City Han.
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TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE f-
SATURDAY, DKoHxBER IA, 1851.
The Senate met a. nine O'Clock, Mr.. Speaker
CHKATHAA presiding.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. HURST: To provide for the regular payment
of cersan persons In the Confederate service. Lies
over. 49,
&C. 70 hold night sessions !.
Mr.. CARDHEl4L: To raise s COMMITTEES OF In
Ouiry upun the clrcumsIsnOe Of the arrest Of Sen
ator Fickena. Lies over
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JoHN Q. BURoE,

ARru1xKT Mxr WAITED an authorized b. sr~
der from General GDEOx J. PuLov, to recrci: for
tbs artillery service stCOlunbus, Kentasky. have
authority 70 recsive recruits fOr twelve months, and
70 muster them into service Persons living 10 the
country, and wishing to come 10 the city 70 TOlun-
teer, will be ct no expense after they are sworn
into service. All required Information can be OBJ
tanned BY calling at Nessrs n & Z 2. CERATIIAM's,
corner Of College and Church streets.
J. Z. SLESpEas,
sse1I-Iw Lisutensnt IN Artillery.
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rr,.....o "a n. S.ss1lrls rs.an "a Gnericaa.

FEDERAL ADYASeE IsDIOA 4zSs
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kealueky DeIegase. . congFs.s:
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N A s. HI LILLE.
SUNDAY rEoRNrKe. DEC. Is, 1854.

WxrED-At this osase, a Boy to fold papers.
dec6~dtf
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NAEHTELE, Nov. IS, 1851.
An companies wishing to be attached to the SOtA
rerimsns, Tennessee volunteers, Va rSpors them
selves 70 Gsnsral w. O. EERrzOKSz, 81 the espisOl,
who vii give them the necessary instruction. a. %
Ghs place 81 rs&ssOOtGs, eaaP squiPAgs, EHna Por>
htscn, nusAsring oeissF, &s.
Companies to feER battalion OF Cavalry WI
aIso - received. J.W. HEAs, Ca.
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Orr oSaee hss been this day reDoTsd - rooms
Syer Plsntsrs' Bank.
: : E.. Il. Bzgos c.,
Rsef aad Pork Packers for Government.
Saall GP
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The observations are, as far as possible, made be-
tween and in the morning, and !: at noon, and
and in the evening.
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mETEORoEcGICAL OBSERVATIONS,
IoT the Fssk Ending saturday, l4A Of Dseq 1851.
r BIZ PAUL ?. TAVEL, 81 a-
ST. At the Uaion and AsneTiodn Block.
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~ am, By suthority, raising regiment EoR TaE
Wan. HI 10 be hoped hat the struggle win be
saOrs, bu. Whesasr lsns or abort it is now evident
sha. the people Of the soath have to fight r through
or consent 70 become the obsdisnt aAves Of North
ern despotsm. sr-sf.
/ viii gladly accept The applications OF such
companies a. are Wiling b devote themselves to
the cause Of our CcafsdeEsey until IL independence
q recognized. -
/ win faraish eosa arms aaa all hat ths rssu-
latioas allow.
Those dssirsagt to Jain the regiment VA address
ne By letter OF telegraph, or sPply IN person Ct
this pl2cs. -. \.
JOIN O. BURR,
c.sA, Aid to Gen. PILLsw.
Columbus, KY, December Ssh, 1861.
Appeal, Avalsnchs, West Tennessee Wing, Chatts-
aooga Advertiser and Knoxville Register, nseri
three weeks and charge to UHion sad American.
K aao iIeEs gua ines ae r-E e--
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TIE INsURAHC OFFICE
eF
W. J. NAB B,
Opposite tAs Sswanee House, On College street, =
the place to obtain Insurance in some OF the Oldest
and NEST reliable Southern Companies noT2o-
Ous hundred thousand hOOp-poles wanted for ne
ContsaerEs0 COOPsTy.
nsviTdIw EN-. BHCc1 Go.
Wanted inmediAtely, IO,0es bushels cora, delrV-
cred at race track, or At ear pork house, to feed
Govsrnnent cattle and hogs for which We VII
pay DE highest market price n sash
EN-. BREa & c., Agsnu O. 3. A
"GeveFnmeRt Nattee.7
HTE have this ~ GPpSsnsa sssaS q ard fog ns
pssSilK Ho and osle, aHd 81 Ais and earksIlis as
Ksatzey; and er8, ssheH GALS ana eoesPon
dSnss PaE having AEIe and hogs to sail ana Aso
krsaes with saAoF1ed Ags1 "a eaca ne S!e1y
R.rav,ue, Hsy. g. u..nn AGENTS G. g. A.
BheSs Ter Sale.
1888 pair mems asserted Brogszs By J. W.
EAsO & @.
Purchasers WIN please call sad examine than u
EyIr.&Ce. Oct 70 1851. dH
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TEE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
6haDsl Htll.
ggVHE nszk sSssisn viii begin Saturday 1SIh Jan"
nary, 1891 -. =.
fhs Insrtutan stu ased IN region remarkably heahiu
and remote from he Ses var IN successful
lion iii &C February previous PeUd have he
OpPortunsSs 81 nPreTIneat been gest IS th nov
are DAVID L. SWAIN, President.
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The SoLpIEss' RELIET SOCIETY OF TESNEsssE viii
meet in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church on
Monday morning at Hine O'Clock.
FLIL0A GRVSDT PsRTEE,
Prest SOLDIER Relief Society Of Team.
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few days since CorpurAls ". F. LEGGHTT and
J. D. PATERSON we're killed aEd private Il. LET-
FLING wounded, at the Pensacola navy yard, by the
explosion Of = shell which they we're examining.
and which was fred from Fort Pickens during the
bombardmsnt. The men were members Of the
CoYirEton Fencibles, Gath Mississippi regiment.
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Sl-Urp-y D. CIHTEs Il.
The SPEAKER called the House to order At nine
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Koadlng matter % every Page.
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ysfF.rsen Davis.

Mr.. Kenner, of Louisiana. Cfercd tie folio wing
which was unanimously adopted:
t,, 70 ssss an advance - tie 5afs o. Sogb CsrorA
a. account Of her CLAIM agaiEs. lie Gehfsdate essiss
Pesos5ed, Thst the cum Of $3.50 600 he, and ia
hereby appropriated an advance on account Of
any claims of the State Of South Carolina upon the
Confederate Ststes, and thst the same be paid 20
sach person as Esy be authorised BY toe Less
iSturS of South CaFOliua to receive the same.
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Wanted.

Wanted.
puvES oAKPEHZEEs to vsrk for cSAfs1sSAty. AFPT A
Il XVI" E.H. BEGoE Il CO.,
,.x19H GcTeEsssRt A9sasz-
P.kG.0
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NAsaT1LLE AND DECATgR

Large Arrivals.
WEYE are resieR daily nerehsadlsS Ofsvu description y
vtsk yo N Tts Ia atzsoA 81 ire tAas bsisrs bInE
"a BENZ FISH Ellis CO.
SO BOXES GERMAN SOAR
0O Dc Star osndiSai
.,oS. - ~ q ~ - 81 c0nSoz $40
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.ANK NOTR, LIST.

81 rag ngRcElsrs' BAsE-saAraAn CO.
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For Rent,
Wyxz oTxY Ee7IL fsE rmt sDT ise. AMY % EsssA
Bn6s5 q EowArd soyE q
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SLOaHHG OUT
UYR HAVE en- HAND A LARGE STOCK
FDs SsandGs, assortsd D-AnAG
Mna VINES a. d.
Wna oN RoSwtsoa osaniy EkiskTS
Tas Sh Uswys@s WESky1
Foaaensss WIS WhhAEi
Liza SaA sestsA WAAskgi
0aGea, RuraR, AolAFsDi
nasaa, HsR, RalS
Nee, Hnila, STR 0al3M;
HaaskinE alAEBAr1
PIskass, has Asbasss, eeeaRG Aauk, 90, g. -
an q MA en- - ne sraae yitA visT 2 sesy o&s
BKLL 4 AkERSs
aaaqstv y 4 - Market States.
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44or,s resolution. No 81 designating the bust.
,o., frat be scted upon was taken up, when
several amendments were offered to include other
Dil ~. ~,otion Of Mr. MARTIN of Wilson, the reso
7rt;on and au,ndments were laid upon the table
.vea Al noes Is
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LKRSRURG HARCH.
BIKE aUICKsTEPs
OAK HILL Pc kAs
MANASSAS oUICKSTBP.

WBST;s a soa cs prass, LSsshgrH kATeb-dedsated
General HVaaS Dixs On kSpdedieass I'D 70 fTosoe1
EyS Vhisa aro viIAsps sxssPion Tie bs pieces
as ssath seai aRd gss OsHg-on9 % SoaA sAsa 81 @fe
Ass ra ek6easoS ear Hin PaIks, 6sdistOd - sea Ne
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-15

Senate bill. No. Il 20 prescribe the cath to Be
token bv attorneys aud arnarS, being the special
order for to-day. Nas seen up. bill reported
S1 the Comulttee on TIL lciary, wss adopted In
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-15

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26
Serofula. or Kings Evil.

Is = constitutional disease, a corruptien of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes yitiated,
weak, and poor. Being IN the circulation, it
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 which it may
not destroy. Inc ssrofui0us tlint IS variously
caused by mercurial disease. lew 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 III the con-
sErItion, descending '' from parents 10 children
unto the third and fourth generation 3" indeed,
it seems TO be the rod Of Him DO says, 81
viii visit the iniquities of the fthers upon
their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tUberclesi in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions sores. This foul cor
ruptiOn, which gendcrs III the blood, depresscs
the energies of life, SO that scTofulous constitu-
tions not only suffer from scrofnlous conf
plants, but they have far less power TO with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
qucntly vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
arc still TeHdered fatal by this taint IA the
syst@n, Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human fImily has its origin directly
IN this scTofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys. brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction. and their health IS undermined ly it.
To cleanse it from the system we must rcHOvate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and III
vigcThte il by healthy food and exercise.
Sush . medicine we supply in