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SHER!FF'S SALE.
~ Smitns ( HcCnnhs l

~ Smiths K HcCombs Ia Court OF Cannon
vs. fPieas Of TTuubuli coun
Aliison L. L osworth. u.
By virtue Of an Order OF sale issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas of TrUmtuu county, Ohi0. 10 me
directed and delivered, I shall offer for sale at Pub
lie Auction II the door OF the Court House in War
ren- IN said county. on
Saturday the til dag of Sept, 1861,
at one O'Clock, ?. II. g. said day. TIE following de-
seribed realestats, situate in the township Of Kins-
sAn. in said county ami is kaosn by parts Of lot or
Section thirtess IN said township, being four parcels
u land ia section thirteen. one containing about
thirtyeight huudred;hs Of an acre, au9 one contaiR
ing about sixty three Lundredihs OF an acre. and
he Tetofore decides by Seymour A. Potter to Cyrus
BOswoTh,A- DosEeGh and Resen B. Fritchsrd-
alss one parcel containing about sixty-Ode rods, and
another c0staining about eight 1905. heretofore deed
eC by Gordon Miller and. Benjamin Allen to the said
BosWsJth and Pri;chard, being the TaRnery lat and
dwelling house adjacent thereto. For a particular
description Of all reference may he had to the TrGn
bull Co. records BOok q, Pages 2l9 and 800, lie the
same more or less Appraised At S275O,O0 Terms
cash. A. r. bGMAN, Sheriff.
sReriG'E Office, Warren, Aug. Z, 1851.
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New Stamped Envelopes.

New Stamped Envelopes of the denomination
of 3 cents are received at this Office, which
viii be exchanged for an equivalent amount o
the old issue during . period of six days from
the date of this notice. aud the latter Will no.
thereafter be received in payment of postage or
letters sent lron this office.
C. NJ. PATCH, P. ".
WARRES. Aug. %, 1861.
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Infantry COMPANY.

The Company of Infantry enlisted in this
County. by Messrs E opdyeke. of this place,
and Seth a Bushnell of Hartford. will leave
for Camp Wood, at Cleveland, on Thursday
tomorrow afternoon. They will be attached
TO the 4lst Regiment: Brigadier General, Ne
Cook; Colonel, Hazen; Lieutenant Colonel,
Wiseman; Major, Mygatt.
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81 offered as a~certdiH and reliable remedy. Differing
in every particular from the patent medicines Of the
day, it is q chemical combination Of IRON, SUI
PHUR and PHOSPR0ROUS. of very great worth
and many hundreds bear glad and grateful testimony
TO the benefits it has conferred on them
CHURCH 4 DUPONT, 469 Broadway, New York
are the sole proprietors Of the article, and have ia
Consequence ola fraud attempted upon the public,
changed the color Of the outside wrapper from red to
yellow, and increased the size CT the bottle to {
ounces Be very cautious in buying to see that the
fac smile Of their signature is OK the outside of Ghe
wrapper. as all others are counterfeit.
FEB. 90, l6eI-lyl
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FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER-
FARMERS

provide yourselves with Perry Davis Pain xii
Ter at this season of the year when ChoIic.
Choleramorbus, Dysentery, Diarrhea &c. may
disable your hands-use it in every case Of
the kind, and my ears forit. if it does not eff
feet a speedy eure-but be sure you trust to no
other remedy but the old long tried Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer which has never to my knowl-
edge faiIed.
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20 RIFLEMEN
w A y u e. ID

Wanted Immediately, 90 GOOD
w MARKSMEN to fill up a company to go into
the Goth Reg't. aud 60 into camp at Je Gerson. Ashta-
hula county, Ohio. Apply AZ Burgh Hill, Trumbull
county. TO EDWAED HAYES.
Aug. 81, lS6I. Recruiting ORcer.
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T EGAL

- 49, ~
IL Samuel euiRby executor CT
Alfred Button. deed. and admir-
CT Edwin Lefingwell, deed, PHI.
John B. Walker, William WALKER Tie State ol
Rich5rd Il. Walker. Blmira P. Ohio, TrumjaI
Button, widow Of said Alfred County, IS, in Ia,
Button. William Duhen5orf andl Probate c part.
Laura his wife, Frederick Button,
Levi Benedict and Margaret hisl
wife William Fideli and L~ueindal
his wife, Erwin Galloway anll
Mary his wife, and Alfred Button,
heirs at Law Of said Alfred But !
ton. deed. Maria Lefinswei,
widow Of said Edwin ~efingxelI.(
deed. Sarah Lefi3gwelI. Henry
Lefingwen. Many L~efingweIlandl
Charles LefdDEEIl minor heirsy
OF said Edwin Lefingwell,d ec'd(
defendants.
The defendants will lake notice that CT the third
day OF August A i. ls6l, the PIlintiG filed in The
Probate Court within and for the county Of Trum-
hull aforesaid, a petition, alleging that on the 23rd
day Of Arril a. D. 1855, the saii Alfred Baton, then
in fun life, ana the plaintiff as administrator as a.
foreslia, entered into q contract in writing with
said John b and William Walker for the sale ofthe
following described real estate situate in said coun-
ty Of Trumbull AMI State Of chic, and being all that
tract or LOT Of land, together with the building there
on. decided TO Alfred Baton and Edwin Leaiugweil
by Richard Idiings. situate in the town eff west
Warren, and beiRE The south pat OF village lot Ne.
a, N tie village oi West Warren IS laid out by
said EdWin ~Lef5nEWel into village lots. being the
lat on which said Alfred Baton, deceased, and Ed
win Lefingwen. deceased. erected e 51ildiug cloth
@-E $3.50 49, --- - ~-@
~bCilGing, Eith the exception OF the gear wheels On
the water wheel and the shat on which ths pinion
wheel is fitted, upon The following terms; 20 wit: OF e
thousand dollars to be paid by said John L. and
William Walker six months after the first day Of
Say A. D. I-j5, together with interest thereon That
said John u. and .lliGm Walker on the fh DAY Of
August a D. l-56, paid the ullGmOEnt Of said pur-
chase price 50 agreed upon. That On the 1th day OF
January A d. less. said William walker assigned
all his interest in said contract to Richard II. Walk
er. who on the 9Th day Of April a. d l-6l, assigLed
The sane 10 John 3. Walker Aforesaid. That on the
dag Of A D. 1861, said Alfrel Bulton, died,
leaving MIN, The said 9i4il.iI, his executor.
The prayer OF the petition is for authority to make
and deliver 10 said John 3 Walker, new the sole
OEnsr OF sail contract, in behalf OF the sforesafd
heirs al law of said deceGents, Alfred Button and
Edwin Lelinggell. and free from the right Of dover
Of said Elmira 2. Button, a deed in fee simple for
the real estate hereiRbefure described. said petition
viii be for hearing on Friday the S0.h DAY Of Au-
g1st A. y. 1861, or as soon thereafter Is leave OF said
Court can be ob;ained-
TIL g. WATSON.
August :, IS6I-3w Auys for Plaintiff.
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Trumbull Artillery Company.

1t is decided that the Artillery Company en-
listed at this Place by Mr.. E. Spear, Jr, will
be attached to tie Wade & Hutehins Cavalry
Regiment. The Company will start for Cleve-
land on Friday next, at 9 o'clock P. n.
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Making connections as follows:
Al CioFelaad with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus < Cincinnati. Cleveland O. Erie. and Clsva
hand 4 Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Scion with hacks for Chagrin Falls. &c.
At Mantua wiki hacks for Rlvenns. &c.
At Bracevihe with hacks for Newton Falls &c
At Warren with hacks for Sharon, Greenvide. Mad
VILE, bloomfield. Garfield. &C.
At youngstown with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence by ?. IT. W. d
c.. Railroad to Pittsburgh.
Mar. 20, 1911 cHAs.L L. RHODES, sqFt.
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DRS. WORTMaN & SHiNNON

NTARREN, GASKILL HOUSE, on
Thursday. June eth, again august list. snda-
gain Septsmher :. Drs. ". & 5. call the especial a.
tsntion OF the afflicted 10 the sactthatthey have been
visiting Warren regularly every month for nearly
two years, taus showing that they do Rot fear to cone
hack where they have done business-tarther. they
expect 10 visit regularly fer the next i've years TO
come. They have made Chronic Disease their st1dy
and have treated them Almost exclusively Tor man
Der Of years and clam far better srccess than could
reasonably be expected from LOCAL PHYSICIANS.
They now have a large number Of cases IN this and
the adjoining Counties, many OF whom lad Doetored
for years TO no eject, who they have successfully
cured many OF whom are yell known in this eommu
nifty. Drs. Workman G Shannon viii bothbe sronnd
together this trip and especially invite The Emietsd
10 cali
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IROBATE ~SETTJENENTS7

1t Is ordered that the following accounts Of ex-
eeutors, administrators and guardians thai have hesn
filed in this Colrt ne a. veTtised Cor three consccU-
uv- weeks agreeably TO Law. aud that they remain On
hle fer ilspe elton and Exceptions till the 7h ofSsp-
teUber, Is61, when they viii be examined AID orGcr-
ed to reccrt i no exceptions appear hereto.tO v II:
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~ Is hereby given that ! petition sinbe present
ed to the Board Of Commissioners Of TrumbrH Co.,
Ohio, at their next session Praying for the location
and establishment OF 4 county road along between
Trumbull and Mahoning counties. commencing on
the line setween said counties north OF Anderson's
Grocery where tae county line road leading from the
| Mahoning river iatersects with the AustintoEn and
I Niles plank road. thence running west slnrS the
line bet cen Trumbull and MshOning counties and
terminating near the residence OF Thomas Campbell.
where the county line crosses the road leading from
youngstown to ohltoEn. DEM
July 81, Is6l-5Et
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EMPLOYMENT.

can furnish employment for a few
L active men to solicit ORDERS for the Little Giant
Sewing Machine. Those well acquainted In the eoun
" for which they apply preferre1. salary SiS per
month and exPenges or i comm ission allowed equal
from $500 to 1861 per year. .descriP-
ton catalogue &c, address WITH stamp rs. Page,
Toledo, o.. Geur Ae's for W. S.
Jane II, lS6l-3m'
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Absent.

IS absent, having gone east to spend a few
weeks.
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CTRAWBERRIE

~ The SUBSCRIBER has for sale by the Dor. orIOO,
well grown plants OF the follows u varieties: Wilson'S
Albany, Hovey's Seeding. Triomrhs de Gsnd, Long
vsrth's Prolific, Hooker. EeAToy's Superior, Mon
roe Scarlet, Boston Pine, and Numerous other varie-
ties. in small quantities. A bed set ont this month
and well taken care OF, will produce next year. a fair
crop Of fruit. BRNJ. STEVENS.
Warren, o., Aug. Il, 1se1-3Es
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In fast every thing dome in the shape sfPrinting, az
prices that esnnotfsilt to suit, and with the greatestGis-
patch We keep constantly on hand a good assortment
ofCsrds and fine Stationery from which those in van:
Of PriAtiRg can select
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THE
iDssfcfp 8essfbe eRfoQicIe

~ TERMS-One DoIlarana Fifty Cents, in
advance; Two Dollars, If payment is not
made in advance
No paper discontinued sntil al arrearsges are paid
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Salt Rheum and scald Head.

" claim po~sitively to cure every case OF these dis
eases. This Is = Tesiays fact, and we will pledge
ourselves to give $50 to aLy case Of the kind tina.
We cannot cure and ae generally cure With eae pre-
scriPtion-
Refer 70 Austin 9igIer. Eoxisr. J.. II. Cas;srli1a.
Bazetta, Mrs. l.. Blackburn, Newton Fails, Henry
Cook, Bloomfield.
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Marriagts.

In Champion on the 18th inst, by Simon
Boerstler. Esq. Mr.. JOSEPH REED and Misc
ELIZABETH STEWART
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Deatbs.

In Rowland, Vu The 10Th inst, of Consump-
ton. MARTHA LOUISA, wife of ANDREW
ARTMAN, aged 20 years and 3 months.
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TAKEN Up the cath July, an iren
i gray gelding with white stripe in face, 3 years
Old; the owner is requested to preve property pay
charges aad take him away. W. JON KS.
Kinsman. TranbulI Co, Ohio. July 81. Is6I-4w.
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Fair.

The Second Annual Fair Of the Far.
mers and Mechanics Association Of greok6eld
will be ield on Thursday and Friday the l2th and
3h days Of Sep;embersa at the Pair Grounds Of said
Association, one half mile HoTth of BrOokheld centre
6y virtue Of q resolution passed at a N Getting Of
The Association, held at Brookfeh on the 29th day
Of June, an invitation is hereby extended TO resi-
dents Of Hubbard, Vienna and Hartford townships in
this Comfy aud Hickory township in Mercer cOun'
ty, Pa. 10 enter stock, and comPete for premiums al
said fair. Subject to the rules and re gulations oil
said Association.
RE6UL ATOMS.
LIST. The fair shall I've open to breeding stock from
any OF the five townships named above.
u. The premium on brood mares and colts, is Tor
the mare alone. The colt being evidence Of the
qualities of the dam.
ID. All manufactured articles except agricultural
implements, must be Owned in, aEd have been
manufactured in said townships.
4th. When no competition occurs in any class or di'
vision, q premium shall not be awarded, except
the intrinsic merit Of the animal or article war
rants it.
5th. All horses and colts must be exhibited TO the
awarding Committees within the ring, and mas;
be SO broke I as 20 lie manageable there
9th. Paying one dollar into the Treasury Of the As
sociation. constitutes membership for one year,
III. Persons net meEbers of the Association shall
pay for admittsnce at the gate, as follows: For
single horse ten cents. Single horse and car
riage fifteen cents. Two horse carriage tFeuty-
five ceuts. WYATT MCKAY. Pres.
A. A. DAMS Secretary.
BroOkfeld, Aug IL. lSGi-3w.
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jeremiah Briggs PHI

! Marquis n. Jones Def.
On the 18th day Of Juse.
issued an order Of Attaehm
for the sum Of twenty eigh.
C2s.5ul tie cause is eontinI
for trial.
July l., lsil-3Ws
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

A t the last Trumbull County Teach
"a ers' Institute, Sept. 1860. the members OF that
Institute passed a resolutiOu re Iuesting the County
BOARD Of Examiners to make provision for another
Institute in Aug. 1851. Owing to the disturbed state
OF the country, and the absence OF many Teachers in
the battle field. the Beard of Examiners have thOugth
hest to dispense with an Institute for this year
7 eachers will take notice. By order Of .he Board.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, See'y.
Warren, Ohio, An G. =, '6I-lE.
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WARNING n ADVICE.

Citizen SoIdisr-As YOU provide to go forth
TO battle. by oil means provide yourself with a
good supply Of Perry Davis Pain killer
it may be the means of saving your life from
many diseases incident to camp life-it las
saved mine-but be sure you get the pure Per-
~ Davis Pain Killer. it is the only reliable
preparation of the kind in all cases.
FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIER,
let ne say to you in brosAerly kindness put a
Bible in one end Of the Soldiers Kitan a bot
tie Of genuine Perry Davis Pain Killer in the
other, and it may be the means Of insuring his
safe rsturn-trust to no other preparation.
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DR. LELAND's ANTI RHEUNE

~ TIC BAND is lhe only known remedy for
rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia. and tie Dernicions
effects OF Mercury and It is with the greatest satis-
f~astion, as 20 its ne rits, that we cali tn. attention a
Ga readers to the advertisement in another column
OF cur paper. of the Anti Rheumatic Band.
July "A. lSGi-3m.
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A ssIGNEE,s NOTICE.

"a Notice is hereby given that a dividend OF for
ty six per cent will be paid the creditors Of s. A
Bushnell, by the Assignee. at the centre Of HartfSrl
at the Store Of Miner. Thompson q Co.. on Monday
Sept. Cd. 1861. II. y THOMPSON.
Aus. IA, '6I-3ws Assignee :. 4. BrsHsELL.
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Blood Food
Blood Food!

To all Suffering from Consumption, ~incIpient or
confirmed or from debility Of say kind; or from men
eal or nervous Prostration,b brought On by any cause;
or from scrofulous complaints or from diseases Of
the kidneys or bladder; and to ladies' suffering any
Of the many distressing complaints their sex are La
BILE to, and which engender consumption the
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NOTICE

NOTICE
IN is hereby given that the undersigned has lees
appointed and qualified, az Administrator on the es-
tate OF Eli W DTsy, late OF Bazetta. TrUmball coun.
y, Ohio, deceased All persons indebted to the es.
tate are requested to make immediate pa yment, and
those having claims against the same viii present
them to the undersigned for allowance or rejection.
ADDISON N. DRAY
Aus. II, Is6I-3W
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Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the Co.
IN partnership heretofore existing betW cen Oliver
II. Patch and c. A. Adams. under the name Of Patch
& Adams, is this day dissolVedby mutual consent.
An persons having claims against said firm, are re-
quested TO present { m to G. A. Adams, and all those
indebted to said firm. are notified TO make payment
to said Adams, he being authorized to settle all the
business Of the firm. OLIVER II. PATCH,
Warren, Aug. 70, Is6l-3w CA. Adams.
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EXTENSIVE STOCK
SHERIFF'S SALE.
W rinn.hn nnnnan-

SHERIFF'S SALE.
X Timothy Banning In Court Of Common
v,. Pleas o. Trunsuil Go.
II sale Issued from the Court ofCommOn Pleas Of
rumbulI county. Ohio, &c me directed and delivered.
J sha ! oher for sale. at Public Auction at thedsor Of
the Court houssin HarreH. on
SdturddyLhe l7h day Of dug, 1861,
at I o'clock z. NJ. OF said day the following described
real estate situate in the township OF Kinsman, In
said county, and known as part OF lot No. u.s. nine
teen and bounded as follows: Beginning AZ the north
west corner Of Orriu COliias' lot. thence eastward
ly along the north line Of said Collins land TO the
northeast corner thereof. thence south parallel
with the highway - the southeast corner OF K W
Clark's barn, thence south 90 east sevsa chains
aud three links to the land OIL. P Andrews, thence
north along L. P Andrews west line. eleven chains
forty three links to a post, thence aloEg Il: r An
dreEs' line west to the cen er OF the ROAD. thence a
long the center Of the road to the place OF beginning
containing about seven aeres & land. Appraised
at sII00. A. LYMAN, Sheria.
sheriR's Once, Wares July l., 1901.
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THE LORDSTOWN
MUTUAL FIRE ms, CO,

A re ready at all times to take appli-
"A cation and issue POlicies. The Company
though Of recent organization has thus FAR ne with
cheering success. Under the present circumstances
It's eheapness and permaneney most certainly are
favorable to a more rapid growth. The cost for in
surfing Sl.Ot0 is one dollar by order Of the Board
Of Directors. THOMAS DUNCAN, Pres.
Aug.7, lS6I-3w. S. r. De FORD, Clc:k.
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! Before Charles Barn.
ham J. 4. Of kinlman
/ township, TRANQUIL Co.
A. d. 1861, said justice
snt in the above action
dol lars and fifty cents
ed until August 10. la6l,
JEREMIAH BRIGGS.
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Tie State OF
Ohio, Trumjau
County, IS, in the
Probate G curt.
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1aSIGN TIL
r. LELAND,S

IL Ia a conveniently arranged BAn5. containing :
msdiested eoBpOsnd, to be worn around The Tais1.
without injury 10 hsmos delicate persons. 10 change
in habits OF living is required, ana Il entirely removes
he disease FROM the SYSTEM. withoat ro11oingfSeius~
iIrious effects arIsing froa tie use Of powerful ia
geTnal medicines which weaken and destroy the con-
stiturion. and EiTe temporary relief onlyLBy tals@
treatment, the medicinal properties contained in me .
Band, come in contact with tie blood and reaches tie
disease, through the pores 81 the skin, eEscting-i IN
sgerg instance q perfect cure, AID restores the psrts
afflicted 10 : hsalihySoadition. This band is also 3
most poserfGlANEr-AEEcuRfAL a~gent.aad Hill snirs-e-
IL relieve tine syssem from the psraieioas Effects 0f :
Mercury. Moderate eases are cured in a few days
and we are constantly receiving testimoRiEls Of lis
efficacy in aggravated cases # long s~ta,diRg.
Price S2.nO, to behad Of Druggists generally, 81 can -
be sent BY sail or exPTess.Fit h full diTsetioEs foruss,
10 any PARK OF the country, direct from the RFiaeiPal-
OEcs er
No. 4Os BROADWAY, New York.
G.. SMITH & G0., Sole PIoprietora
N. B-Deseriptive Circulars Sent Free.
zs~Agents Wanted EJeryHhere.~
Igss. 20, ls6!-lyl E
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-08-14
Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

is constitutional disease, corruption of the
blood, Is which this fluid becomes vitiated,
wcaK.ssiu, lllnr, Being in the circulation, it
pcrvadts the whole body, and: may burst out
iii disease on any part OF it. "Na orgafi 4. free
from its attacks. nor is there one which it may
not destroy. ale srrof,,ous faint is variou>ly
caused by mort i'syai disease, low living, dis
ordered al, aa.hti,itlly food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the ti'ptessing vices,. aid,
above ALL by the veicreal infection. What
ever be It's origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stf,itioi, descending from, parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation I" indeed,
it seems to be the rod Of Flinr who. says, ~
will visit the illiqtlities Of the fathers upon
their t1,i1TlrtH:" y ia, ace - ',.f' ,'ses!-
Its effects commence by depo >ition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellngs; and on
the surface, cruptons or sores. This foul eor.i
rup'ion, which gclsslers IN tie blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrQtrhclis cuIrstitu-
lions hot only suffer from stfofiilous coms
plants, but they have far less power TO with
stand the attacks of other diseases: conse-
quently vat numbers perish by disorders
winch, although not scrotlilous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal Ivy this tnint in the
system. Most of the consumption: Which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
i'll this scroiulous contamination; and many
destructive thsctses at the liver kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs. arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause. al -
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded By this lurking in
fiction, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and I'M
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such a medicine we supply i'll