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EDUCATIONAL,

EDUCATIONAL.
A y educated and experienced English Lady Is prepared
"A 10 give Lessons In the Ornamental Branches. She
teaches Music, French, Painting and Drawing from Nature,
and Is highly recommended by many Southern families Of
high standing. Address, Without delay, c. C., Enquirer Of
Ace, Richmond. Aug 23-tf
STEAW PROPELLER "ElIPIRE" FOE
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
WILL be sold ut Public Sale, on TUESDAY, AUGUST
w 9th, 1861. az 12 o'clock, at WINS Wharf, the Pow
crful ard Fast-sa.ing Steam Propeller EMPIRE.
The Empire is shout 90 feet long, 90 feet beam, feet
hold, and 100 tons Custom House measure; draws from 6
to : feet water; has a powerful propeller engine and boiler,
nearly new, and furnace adapted to wood or coal; Will
carry ten days supply Of latter.
With slight alterations, The Empire may he made, In a
few days, far superior,
AS 4 P~RIYATEER
10 any Of the Gun-Boa:s or Prvateers lifted unr nj this
Port; and may be sent 10 sea At any time via the Alnemarle
and Chesapeake Canal.
For further particulars, apply to
MARSHALL PARKS.
Norfolk, Virginia,
Ky Who offers Tor sale several other TEAAEks
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INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME.
TEiE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE!
Gs}JEptNS.

OFFICE CoRsER OF MAN y ELEVENTH STREET,
ENSURES white persons for life, or for 4 term o! yrsr4i
L and slaves for one or more mot exceeding four yeats.
Granite aanuit!es aud endoTments on the r'os: equitable
terms.
The Yankee companies having made known ;hrlr In:ep.
ton to ~repudiaie the policies Of our fellow citizens who
may he killed In defence Of their homcs, either by tlIiLS
up arms, or by sympathlzing with, or by lending AID and
comfort TO Southern rebels, every prudent ham, Insured Sy
them, ought al once 10 cancel his policy anL :ihGre NJ
home.
Books, containing the necessary Information, are fur-
nished HI the office Of the company.
SAMUEL j. HARRISON, President.
J. AoAiR PLEAsA1ks, Secretary.
BLAIR Brne ELL, N. D., Medical Examiner.
J. u. McCAw, II. D. Consulting Physician.
RUscor B. Heath, Legal Adviser.
july
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AMERICAN LETTER EMPRESS COW.

AMERICAN LETTER EXPKESS CON-.
PANY,
OFFTCE-POST OFFICE BUILDING
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
THARTERED by an Act Of the Tennessee Legislature
Transmits Letters and Printed Matter TO and from al
PoiEts North and South.
nirections:-LetterB going North-Uset two Envelopes the
inside one with address OF your correspondent. The outer
one address simply TO AMERICAN LETTER EAPHEss
COMPANY, Nashville, Tenn.
Letters going Standardization same as above, only d.
rect outer envelope 20 AMERICAN LETTER EMPRESS,
Louisville, KY. Iuclose in each letter OF y ounce or under
IS cents In CASH, United States stamps will not do. Letters
weighing ever II ounce, must contain an additional amount
Ia proportion to weight.
Letters for Europe must contain additional amounts 10
prepay International postage.
For single Newspaper inclose Company 10 cents.
Our arrangements are such that We send aad receive
Malls daily by special messengers.
Aug bly, JENKINS 4 McGlLL
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COHES,
RGNIOSS,
SOFT COlsNS.
NAILS, CaLLOSiraES, a., &c.

A Nd every disorder Of the feet
"A. permanently removed without MGAGSnsSSS&
the slightest pain, the least !nc0nve.
nicnce or %hindrance, giving immedl- hEssSSS
ate and perfect ease, by In. SCHULTZ, the scientific and
experienced Surgeon ChiropOdist from London and Purls.-
Uficc Wall Street us,cl, Mnll street.
iuy .y-Ix
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SHOCK DE MEL
RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER
TAM now prepared 10 supply any demand for
PLASTER, FRESH GiUGED, for the Fall crops.
My stock OF Limp IL large; SELECTED from the purest
Windsor C5ova scoiiay Quarries, with special reference to
Its richness In SCLPEATE OF Linz
Thankful for the heavily increased patronage, the repu.
tation OF ny brand shall he fully sustained for PunITT and
PROPER PULrERrzATroS. JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
Sent 1-cts Office No. II Pearl street.
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TIE DANvILLE MILIrAnY INsrI-

TUT,
UATELY CONDUCTED By hEssHs. EDM0NDs& J0SESD
WI ILL be opened on the lst Monday In September, and
the SeNion will close the last week In June.
Students will be prepared for College or the University,
or fer business pursuits.
TERHs.
Board aud Tuition, per session OF ~ months, OnGhalf
payable In advance, the balance on the hrst dag Of FebTa.
Iry, t2G0.
For Day Scholars, charges same as heretofore.
Communications addressed 10
&. c. HOWARD, Principal,
Dunville, Va.
Refer to Revs. GEORGE W.. Dame, Frank Stanly, C. c.
Chaplin, J. u. kirkpatrick, Dauville kevs. Chas. b. Read,
Moses D. Hoge; II. 2. Lefebvre, Esq, Richmond.
Wantcd.-A gentleman thoroughly qualified to take
part In the management Of the School. Applicants will
state expressly what they are prepared TO teach their
testimonials, references, &c, and Whatever else they deem
pertinent.
Address rs above. Aug4-cIT
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IA wRENGE $. nIAnYE

IA WRENCE s. MA1YE,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
nRACTICEs 10 the Courts Of the city Of Richmond, and
the counties OF Henrico, Hanover and Caroline.
He is also Notary Public and Commissioner Of the United
States Court Of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. ohastaln White and hin.
se,f being dissolved, nla Office Is now on 18th street, Just
below Goddiu's Hau.
February l3ciy
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GEORGE H. SEaTSTA
u II,
oGce and residence on Main, between 7;h sph Sh Streets.
(Fiet Doors A5ocl the pots'r0od 4"!e2,1
7UFFIN'3
pEDSPH0R.PERUTIAN GUhE0.

z AM now ready to supply orders for my fertilizers a:
i. fast as they come In. All may rely upon getting, With
out delay, an article otinferior to any ] have made; dieer.
ent, In the phosphate Ingredients, from anything else In
market; and better, because It contains more pure Boss
PHOSPHATE OF LINE Than any other Manipulated GIano.
The results OF applying my preparations TO wheat The
past season have been as favorable rs could be expected
under the combined disasters OF joint worm, Dy, rd5t, ard,
most OF all, the drought, which prevented the present IA
7orable action Of the ~phosphates to a ve!y great extent nj
the time the wheat was granting. Bat the nass OF the ,est!-
mony Is that It was equal or superior TO Peruvian Guano 90
wheat; whilst for lanIis that need phosphates-as nearly al!
lands doth has proved It's su~periotity under fair seaaons,for
producing a good stand Of Glover. II !strue that occasion
81 failures have been reported; but they werx such as every
manipulation hears Of: sometimes due to the fact tsat the
land did not need phosphates, but most generally 10 the
worst season for both wheat and clover l have ever known.
The best evidence Of the value Of my manure5 J. 10 b.:
found In the fact that l have orders for more thea l9ar
times as much az I had at the same period las, year.
Persons who are induced 10 try my guano, from their
own experience, or the representations OF others, arc par.
lcularly requested TO order Rutfn's guano, and 70 zee that
they get 1t, as there are SO many manipulated article. H,ae
market.
II can be had Of myself or the commission nerch4nia
generally In Richmond, or Of my agents, Messss: THOMAS
BRANCH & SONS, Petersburg; Il. HoLLtSs & CO.. Lynch
burg, HUGH SCOTT, Fredericksburg; MASON, AAKliia
co., ~scottsville; JOHNSTON, CLARKE& co, Danvilie:.
Sept t-ci ERASK. q. RCFFl'.
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MOUNT LAUREL ACADEMY,

Il ALIFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA
VlIIE SESSION begins lst October and closes the la-i Of
4 July.
The instruction l. thorough and complete.
The situation, about loo miles south Of Richmond and
midway between the sea.bonrd and the mountains, com.
bines al. the advantages of safety, health and retirement
that can be- desired.
For Board and Tuition, ten months, exclusive Of lights
and towels, 4.ju. Payable half yearly IN advance.
y. Is. For every paying boarder, | pledge myself to give
j2O per session TO the Southern COnfederacy.
Address me a, Glover Depot, Halifax county, Va"
Aug 3-ctlSept. PIKE POWERS
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MILITARY BUTToHs-We have belore us
specimens Of North Carolina buttons made by
Messrs. T. NJ. Lewis & Co., at Charles II.
Langley's tin store, on 18th street, between
Main and Cary. Messrs. Lewis 4 Co, will
also soon he ready to furnish Virginia buttons,
as good and as neat as can be made South"
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SuMMERDEAN WuIsEEY.-The lovers Of good
old Rye are referred to the pyramid of barrels
in another column Of this paper.
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FINE HORSES FUAe SALE.

FINE HORSES IUss SALE,
FOR SALE, EIGHT HORSES.
TIiEY have been working In the ounIbuses and Bag
gage Wagons running betTe," e Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad and The Rlchn", / fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad, for two or u. t years, and are
we'll known In the city. AS they e." accustomed TO The
noise OF locomotives and cara, and d = In first rate coudi-
ton, they can be confidently recomL. ided As we'll adapt
ed to the use OF a%rtillerlsts and Gtb'. military men.
II not disposed OIL a few days hey will he sold al
auction. Apply al the office Of lac ahmond aud Peters
burg Railroad. tbs. Il. WfNNE. supt'
Aug lift
Sa5-The alb ,vc named hor es, ~w'rn,elght mail and bag
care wagons, wlllbe sold al auCt on. IL Friday afternoon, at
ar,.looE Aug %
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RULING AND BINDING.

RULING AND BENUING.
Confederate States OF America,
DEPARTMENT OF JUsTICE,
BrRsiU OF Public PRISTINE.
RICHMOND, August 21st. 1851.
NEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this Office I'M
= Ill SATURDAY next, 10 O'Clock, NJ, for the ruling md
half.binding of 1000 Blank Books. Specimens ofthe ruling
and binding can he seen at his On6ce.
GEORGE E. W. NELSON,
Aur oo--ctd Superintendent Of fublic Printing.
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Aue 2tSix. DUNLOP, MoNcTRE, & co.
TUST RECEIVED, A SUPERIOR o
% OF MILITARY BUCK GACNTLETS.
Aug, 12-6t WATKINS s FlUkLISs Z
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ACADEMY.

EDGElIALL CADEIV
TUE next session OF this School commences October LIST,
Z and continues ten months. The course 10 fully pre-
paratory 10 the University OF Virginia. Special attention
has always been paid TO MATHEMATICS, DRAWING,
ENGINEERING, &C., and, hereafter, F0RTiFlcATloS
and other branches Of Military Science win be regularly
taught 10 the School OF Engineering.
TEKNs.-t2jD per session. Liberal arrangements made
SAMUEL s%oH0OLER., A.. ~,
Aug. G-cGw, 10. Gulney's ?. O., Caroline. Va.
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SITUATION WAIVED,
IN some Female College or High :. hu'I, by a Virg!Ria Ia.
4 dy and her daughter, who are ""I qualified either 10
rake charge Of an establishments i. their assistance
Many years experience has ftiei neIa peculiarly Tor such
u place. A situation South OF Ei,ninond would be prefer
red, and the best bpi mos: satisfactory te5.imonials fur
pisRed II desired. Address R. NJ. SMITH,
July 23-,f. Enquirer Office.
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1.-THE ~Phosphorsc Acid, rs quoted above. cOrlblgrd with
Lime and MAgnesia, Is equal ~ ally PER Ct. II ig:r
Phosphate OF Lime.
~(Signed.) &c. A. Lithc, Ia. Dr.
We have, with the above Guano, ~ per Ct. OF the bcs.
Peruvian Guano, and being DESTROYS CT Introducing 8:
among the Farmers, ODER II for sale in small lots ~ ! 20 per
ten. MM. BRENT Z CO.
May tin 18th Street, rear Cary.
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C. 4. TAYL.QE.

C, r TAYLOR, J.. II. BAPTIST.
sOUTRfEISS
PRINTING AMI WRITING INK ESTABLISHMENT,
Clay, between 21th and 2Sth Streets,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
T1EAYLOR & BAPTIST, successors TO Taylor 4 Har-
rro;e1 PRINTING and WRITING INK MASGFAC-
TURERs, lake pleasure In announcing to the Southern
Public that their Ink Factory Is now In successful operation,
for The manufacture of every description OF Printing and
Wiilng Inks, which they are prepared to furnish on reason
able terms.
NEWS, BOOK and JOB INKS, OF every description, al.
ways on hand
WRITING INKS CT al coor5 In use.
All orders promptly attended 70:
Address, TAYLOR & BAPTIsT,
Aug ga-im y. o. Box 9sg, Richmond, VA.
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PIEDMONT fEisAEI ACADEMY.
iHiHE mex. Session Of tbs Institution wilt opcn an ire lt
4 MuSpAf IN OCTOBER. nnh close The last week Ia
Jumr. Tcrfns unchanged. See Catalogue AlIir,- The
/ subscriber nj Si"i.y ;'"i:r, hibtm.'l.
AGrE.t li-cGl JAs A. CASA
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AUDITING BOARD
RICHMOND, Aug. 16, 1861. J
NIHE duty OF closing the business of the Office of Com
Il missary General Subsistence Of Virginia Force. hav-
Ing been transferred to CHAs. II. BOsHEIs, ell State AS
slslant Commissaries are required to send their accounts
to him on or before 1sr September, prox.
j. BELL BIGGER,
Iuo 17-decir Clerk OF Board.
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MRS. JULIA P. DlGGES,
W~ARREST0N, VIRGINIA.
HlIiIS Institution will hr ~rr-opcned on the 18th day Of
4 September, under III. super vision Of Mrs. piggrs, MS
sisted, M Heretofore, by most efficient teachers
July 2}-2m.
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cd a robust belief in an early attack on WASH
ington by BeaurcgaEd's forces.
Two hundred deserters from the 10th New
York Regiment, (Cameron's) passed under dis
guise to New York last week.
The Case Stated.
From the New York Daily News.l
THE apo I.lT1cAL PRISONERS" ATFoRTLA FAYErrE.
To the Editor Of tie NeO York Daily Necs:
I crave permission to make, through the
columns of your influential journal, Z state.
ment of the unparalleled wrongs which have
been inflicted upon certain citizens of the State
of Maryland, one Of whom am bound, by
every obligation, to defend and vindicate. |
should not, in any ordinary case, obtrude what
some may choose to consider individual gr,e.
vances upon the public, but in the present
instance the laws and the Constitution have
been tyrannically tramplcd under foot, and
this T conceive to be a matter Of vital concern
to every citizen Of this and every other State.
Denied all redress before the legal tribunals OF
the land, I believe it 10 be no less my duty
than my right to make an appeal at the bar
of public opinion. Subjected to a despotism
which nm powcrless to resist, nay instincts
as an American freeman prompt me at least to
denounce it while the privilege OF free speech
is still left me.
You have already informed your reuters OF
the fact that three of the Police Commissioners
of Baltimore are now clcsa prisoners in Fert
Lafayette. One of them is my father; and on
their behalf | desire to lay before this comma.
nifty a brief statement Of the circumstances
under which they were arrested and are now
confined. 1t is for the people Of New York to
endorse the arbitrary proceedings oflhs Gov.
c%rntnent, and, to refuse their sympathy to its
victims, if they so pleusc-it is my duty to see
that the position of those for whom | speak is
not misunderstood or misreprcsented.
On the 1st day of july, at 3 o'clock in the
morning, the houses Of the Police Commits.
sioners in Baltimore we're surrounded by large
bodies Of troops. and without warrant or form
OF law those citizens were arrested and carried
to Fort McHenry. There they remained until
the goth day of July. During all that period
they endeavored, in vain, to discover the pre-,
else nature OF the charges which they supposed
the Federal Government designed 10 prefer
against them. General Banks, who had or
dered their arrest, had nothing to allege IN
p~aliation Of that act but the fact that they de.
clined to recognize his right to displace and
appoint, at pleasure, tae officers of the police
force of Baltimore. Save this frivolous accll-
sation none has been brought against them,
and none can be suggested or sustained.
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FOR SALE.
BAY HORSE, I years old, Il hands high, sound as n
"A. dollar welLbred, gotten by Timolion; works s.
well In single Or double harness; walks FIVE miles '4sI232
an hour; racks well and riots well. N-U9
hLsO-A No. l SPRING-WaG0N and HARNEss-
everything comparatively new-adaPted for Express
Will sell the whole for :4lU-horse 3300, wagon no.
Will sell either separate. Inform tiion ran be had by ap.
pIyInC at his Office, Aug 2l-tf
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fVlllE annual meeting OF the Stockholders Of the LyrsE
B. burg and Abingdon Telegraph Company will he h-..!
at the Office OF the Company, in the city az l.yuctburg, on
thcli,h day Of August, lSGi.
Aug l0-td WM, :. MORRIS. President.
The Cecil Whig., 1861-12-28
nle6ilnlai,
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
Worthy Of any Confidence for
RESTORING t5ln
BALD AND GRAY

BALD AND GRAY.
Many, since the great discovery of Prof Wood
have attempted not only TO initiate his restorative
bat profess to have discovered something that
would produce results identical but they have all
come and gone, being carried away by the won.
derfu results OF Prof Woods prcpaton aud have
been forced to leave the field to its rcsistlcss sway
Read The following =
Prof y. J. Wood & Co: Gents The letter |
wrote you in 1856 concerning your valuable IL. ir
Restorative and which you have published in III is
vicinity and elsewhere, has given rise to numerous
enquiries touching the facts in the case The
enquiries are first is it fact of my habitation and
name, ms stated in the communication second is
1t true of all therein confined Third, does NV
hair still continue to be in good order and Of
natural color! To all | can and do an wer inyar-
iGSiy yes. My hair is even better than in any
stage Vt my lie for 10 years past more soft, thrifty
ana eclorcd; the same is true Of my whiskcrs and
the only cause why it is not generally true is that
the substance is washed off by frequent ablu,on of
the lace when II care were used by wpng the
face in close connection with the whiskers the
same result will follow as the hair / have beer
in the receipt ol great number of letters from all
paris OF New England, asking me if my hair still
continues to be good as there is so much fraud in
the manufacture and sale of various compounds as
well as this 1t has. no doubt been hascly initiated
and being used. not only without any good effect
but to absolute injury. | have not used any of
your hesturativc OF any account for some months
and yet my hair is as gool AS ever. and hundreds
have examined it with surprise as | am now 81
wears old and not n gray hair in m head mr. on nv
face and to prove this fact. | send Won lock nf
my hair taken off the past week. / relieved your
favor of two quart bottles last summer, for which
am very Sreatfu. gave it TO my friends AID
thereby induce them to try it. mouy wore skcrti
cal until after trial and thew rurch ,sed and usd
it with universal success, | viii ask os a f,vor
that you send me a test by which [ can discover
fraud in he kesturative sold by mnny | rr.r
without authority from you. A pure article will
insure success and believe whore good c,fccts do
not follow, the failure is caused bv tho imm,,rc
article which curses the inventor of the good /
deem il my duty as heretofore to krrn Won or
The Cecil Whig., 1861-12-28
AYERS
Compound Extract OF Sarsaparilla,

the most efFsctual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
whore prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
hined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the cxpurgaton Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
Eystcn from its destructive consequences
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only scrofula, bat also those other ailcc-
tions which arise fror4 it, such as EnUPTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANrnoNy's FmE,
Rose, or ERYsIrELAs, PINrLns, PusTULEs,
3LoTcHfs, BrAINs and Bou.s, TuMoRs, letter
and SALT RnTuM, ScALD HEAD, R1NGwonM,
RHEUMATISM, SyrHrIrIc and MlRcrRIAL Dis
EASES, DRorsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBlLlrY, and,
.,.deed, ALI. COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
FED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belle.
in inp0ityGf the blood" is fon dcd iii truth,
tor scrotula is Il degeneration of thc blood. The
.'articular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa
silla is to purify AID regeucrate this vital fluid,
nitbout which sound health is impossible il,
contaminated constitutions.
The Cecil Whig., 1861-12-28
Ayers Catl1artic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or FAMILY PHysIC

ire so composed that disease within the range of
heir action can rarely withstand or cvade them
'h"i" Tcn@'raling properties search, aul tl.si.-'
doa iNrigorltc every pcrtiLi Ct tbs ..u.nan orsa-
SIN, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
It's healthy vitalitics. As consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain physical debility is astons d to find lns
health or energy restored by IL reln,dy at once S"
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named iH
nlcas",i furnish gratis my American Almanac,
for their use in the following complaints: Cosiue-
mSS. Nc0,t' m, Hcad0che arising from diSordered
>'".. tch, NausTG Indigestion, Pam IN and Morbid
H"o,tio" Of TIE Bomcis, Fiot"'tncy. Los ot Appe.
ute. JG1ndlcc, and other hina.ca lain is,
rising from low St@:.e of the body or .ructon
Jt lis fulcto-c,
The Cecil Whig., 1861-12-28
MeDitinal
ScrOfula. or Kings Evil,

Is constitutional diseuoe, d corruption of the
bloc. by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
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 one which it NAV
not destroy. The scrofuous faint is various'y
caused by mcrcurial disease low living, dis.
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above ell, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary III the con.
stituton. descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation !" indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, 81
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children"
It's effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubcrcles; in the glands, swcllings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cora
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of lite SO that scrofulous constitu-
tions 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 scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrotulous 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 all our people arc scrofulous
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fcction, and their health is undermined by it,
10 cleanse it from the system we must rcnovate
he blood by an Alternative medicine, and i1,-
vjgoratc it by healthy food and exercise.
such medicine we supply in