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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-01-29
Important from lEi.sissiDpi.

] ST. LOUIS January 25.
a special despatch from Jackson, Mississippi dated
Wednesday saysthat tile State Convention had elect
ed seven delegates to Montgomery.
An ordinance had also been adopted to raise eight
regiments. Jefferson Davis had been elected Major.
General Of the State forces Charleston lEercuru
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A Printer Wanted,

A YOUNG MAN OF STEADY AND INDUS
"A trous habits, who has some knowledge of the
PRINTING BUSINESS. can hear of good situation in
BOOK and JOB Printing Office, by applying to tho
Publisher Of the Farmer aud Planter, ut Columbia, or
to the Proprietor of this paper.
Jan. l5-2L
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College.
Major Leland is well known in this State o. for
merly the Professor Of Mathematics in the Cilade
Academy, Charleston; which chair lie filled for years
10 the entire satisfaction Of tile board Of Visitors lie
| is likewise hvoraby known in our sister State rs
recently fllng the chair Of Mathematics and the
Natural Sciences in Davidson College North Caro-
linn.
Mr. McCandless has been for the last twenty years
principal Of one of The most furnishing high schools
in The State; aud his reputation as classical teacher
Is such, that the Trustees Of the South Carolina
College few years since rendered him the Professor.
ship Of l'an in that Institution.
With these statements il is almost unnecessary for
us to cain for tile Mount Zion College, that il now
affords extraordinary advantages to young men desir
ing thorough scientific and classical course or seek
ing preparation for any College or Military Academy
in the country
These gentlemen will furthermore, be assisted bv
Mr.. Manget distinguished graduate OF the State
Military Academies, and proficient in the French
language rs spoken or written.
Other competent assistants will from time to time.
be added to the corps Of instructors
The commodlous buildings, healthy location and ac-
cessible position Of the Institute, complete all that is
requisite to make q first class high school,
Messrs Leland and McCandless commence their ad-
nlnstration with the next year. and parents and guar
diaRs would favor themselves and these gentlemen by
an early notification Of their intention of sending their
SONS OF wards to the Institute
WIN. R. ROBERTSON, !
r. 3. BOYLSTON.
JAS. B. McCANT$ TRUSTEES.
JAS. r. AIKEN,
JAS. H. RION.
Oct lG,-3mot
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Katchups.
Essents of Anchovics, Anchovy Paste,
Reading Sauce, Harvey Sauce,
Quin, Camp,
John Bull Beef Steak Sauce,
King of Dudes, Worcestershire,
Duwie, Lemon, Test, Tomato; Walnut,
Mushroom, Paoi Vinegar, French W. W..
JeI!ics' and Jams.
Red Cnrrant Jelly, Black do. do.
Guava Jelly, Damson Jelly,
Damson Jam, &.
Green Gage Jam, #
Currant do.
Gooscbcrry do.
Strawberry do.
Blackberry do.
Camden, S. c., January 90, 1861.
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SHAW have seen with great pleasure his name brought
forward for the command ofthe Regiment vouutcers
from the 5th Brigade. He needs no commendation
from US for his fitness and entire qualification for that
responsible position is well known in this community
Those who have sons, brothers or husbands in tile
ranks will be gratifed at such selection
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AttentLon!
Camde1 Volunteers F!
Cam,:cn.s. C.. Gan. 2s. RsGl


TN pursuance of IN oder from Head. Quarters there
i will bc an Electionfor Colonel, Lieutenant-Coloncl
and Major, to command the 9nd Regiment OF Folun-
teers organized underline late Military Bill passed BY
the Legislature held a Town Hall on Saturday Feb-
rlary 2lId) next P6Es open from 10 o'clock a. m: to
8 D. M Lieutenant VI L. DePass, Seargeant j.. Niles
and Corporal B. Honnit will manage said Election,
and transmit the result to Head Quarters.
By order Of Capt. JOHN D. KENNEDY.
e. NILES Orderly Sargent Jan 90.
State OF sontltCaro!ima--Acss cssi,a,v
District.
By William IL. Bullock Esquire, Ordinary.
wv THEREAS, Bulsell Albert applied to me for
w Letters of Administration on all aud singular,
the goods and cll,ttels rights and credits OF
John Albert late b the District aforesaid de-
These are, thereorfto cito and admonish ell, and
singular, the kirdSsE and creditors of tho said de.
bsio,c me at ss our Sndoa next :. odua
s. IA ~ the Eleventh day oil February
~ & = taDy why the said admiuislra.
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Mr. EDIToR:-You are also authorized to announce
Capt. D. w. Ray Candidate for Major of the I'd Reg
iment of,South Carolina Volunteers and oBlige
jan 29-td MANY VOLUNTEERS.
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GEN. D. e. Tw1GGs.-Ths brave and gallant ofGcor
has declared his purpose to adhere to the State Of
Georgia. and will resign his position in The present
my whenever the State shall seccdc.
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ABOLITION IMpuDEScE-F. C. Treadwell, Of New
York. on Saturday last placed in tile hands Of Chie
Justice Taney, an affidavit charging Toombs Cobb
Floyd Iversou and several Congressman with treason
and misprson Of treason. Judge Taney refused to is
sue any process and the Clerk Of the Supreme Court
returned the affidavit saying that the Chief Justice had
pronounced it an improper paper
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Tennessee,s Response to New York,

The following resolutions were adopted on the sth
inst, by the Legislature Of Tennessee:
Resolved by he General dasen,bIy of. State Of Ten
nessee. That this General Assembly has heard with
profound regret of the resolutions recently adopted by
the State ofNew York, rendering men and money to
the President Of the United States to be used In coe
ng certain sovereign States Of the South Into obedlence
to the Federal Government
Resolved That this General Assembly receives the
action OF the Legislature Of New York as the ndica-
ton Of plrp5se upon the part Of the people of that
State to further compcate existing difficulties BY
forcing the people Of the South to the extremity Of sub
mission resistance and regarding it. the Cover
Of tho State Of Tennessee is hereby requested to
inform tho Executive Of the State Of New York that
1t is the opinion of this Gonera Assembly that when.
ever the authorities of that State shall send armed
forces to the South for purpose indicated in said resou
tons. the people Of Tennessee, uniting with their
brethren Of the South, will, as ono man, resist such
invasion of the soil of the South II all hazards aud to
the last extremity
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Musical Instruction

NIUS1CaI InStI'uCtlOn.
e-scs@u MRS BEWS, PROFESSOR OF THE
= 81 s. Piano-forte and Singing will be happy ia
y 9receve Pupils during the Summer vaca.
ton Size undertakes the cultivation of the Voice, and
give instruction in Vocal Music oth sacred and sec,l
lar) in the Italian, French, German and English Ian
guages.
Terms per Quarter
.,'''i-'u. ''''s' .................. ...,.S2
tlAAo-foRTE. E........ ..........l5
July 3-tf
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LIuERAL--MrsBs Douglas. Of Nashville, Tennes-
see, has presented the State through Governor Pick
ems with check for $1,000. sss.ssz
Such the donations from abroad we look anxious
III for thvse from home
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VIRGINIA FOR REs1sTANCE-A meeting held in
Lyncburg, Va, on Monday night to nominate candi-
dates for the State Convention adopted resolutions, al
most unanimously that the Convention should pass
Ordinance Of Secession.
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rl ALE g. PORTER.
Tenants, Byass', and Abbott's London
Philadelphia Ale, Scoth do.
Essences.
Essence of Cloves, Essence Of Cinnamon,
Essence of Peppermint, Essence Lemon,
1 Prcston's Extrac: Of Lemon,
=" Vanilla,
Nutmeg,
/ Rose.
Cordiafs.
Curacao, Kanel, ADniscttc, Rose
iNoyan, Marischjno Danish Cherry,
Kirshenwasscr, Absynihc, Orange, Shrub,
n %nncl Essence.
Candies.
t:Adamantil.;", Spcrrii,
ITsllow--Charisc:ston made.
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THO. 3. WARREN, Editor.
Gode,y,i,s Lady's BOOK for Fcbruary..

NaOUty. y As1uy oUUak HU1 = .' O0H 1ts1
The embellishments Of the present number are Of
superior beauty and great variety The reading mat.
ter is of quality kind attractive to its numerous
lady readers 80 -, z -: $sf; -
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S1O Reward.

WILL GIVE TIE ABOVE REWARD FOR THE
Il apprehension of negro fellow named ELI, who
ran away from Mrs. Anderson, in Kirkwood. ON Fri,
day, llth inst Said ELI is about 35 wears oS aoc
feet or inches high, and quite dark
lie has wife at Capt. Zack Can1eyS place on
hood ~ 'e''>
Jan. 22,-3t W.D ANDrpsoN
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| oASoo III CEoOitNA; on the FIRST DAY
of JANUARY, 1861.
|
lst-The name Of this Company is The Hartford
f,fe insurance Company and is located at HART
Capital
2d.-The amount Of Capital Stock is $500 O0O 90
3d-Ihe amount of Capital Stock pd up is 500 900 90
Assets
4th.-Cash on hand, &in Blk S375sl Os
Cash in hands ofAgents
and in course of trins-
HllSSoll,.. ........... 1G,ii0 81
n., -- Sll4,O3O,59
Bills receivable ohns
secured by personal and
collateral security. =. G3,o55 o.
Real Estate uncncam-
bered, Building and Lot
10 Pearl-st., Hartford 1500O nm
Stocks and Bonds as
follows viz:
Par NalsI Market Value
5ll Shares Hart
ford Bank Stk,
Hartford 80. s5l,loo.oo s6s,sS5oo
400 Shr's Phoc- 4
nix Bank St'k,
Hartford, .... 100000 100000 O |
100 Shrs Con-
nccticut River
Banking Co.
Stoch Hart
ford. .:...... 100000 G,5OO.OO
2OU Shr's Ex-
change Bank
Stock, Hart.
ford, ...... 100000 100000
$50 Shr's Blk
of Hartford
County St'k,
uartlord,... 10000 10000
100 Shrs Char
ter Oak Blk
Stock, Hart.
ford. ..... 2oooo.oo 2l,2oooo
60 Shr's Far.
mers and
Mechanics .
B'nk Stock
Hartford. 2Goocob 29,l2O.oo
so Shr's Mer-
camille Blk
Stock, Hart.
ford 49,. ljOoeJp E7n0Uo
l.
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Kentucky cgisIature--Rc a.
Eainst Coercion.

AUGUSTA, January 23.-Yesterday the House pass
ed by vote of 81 to G. resolutions declaring, in view
OF the fact that men and money was being rendered
to the General Government the people of entucky
uniting with their brethren ofthe South will resist the
invasion of the soil Of the South at all hazards and at
every extremity = Charleston Ceu, ter
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WILLIAM M'KAIllI,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer i'm Fancy Groceries,
GARDEN. South Carolina,
AsFoR FOLLOWING

COFFEE-
Mocha, Java,
Laguira, Cuba, Rio.
OIL
Bordeaux Salad,
Lucca, Nice.
CHOCOLATE
Bakers, No. and 2.
Sweet, Spanish,
Cocoa Prepared.
FISH
Salmon, Smoked and Picked,
Anchovics,
Herring, Scotch and Dutch,
do. Smoked,
Halibut, Dried Cod,
MackercI, Nos. /, 2 and 8, il
whole and in quarter bb's
and in kits.
Fish, &c, hcrmeticaIIy scaled,
Pates Foi Grass, with TrnfHes,
Salmon, in l, 2 and 3 ID cans
Scotch and American,
Sar,lines in Oil, in whole, hal
and quarter boxes,
Poltcd Yarmouth Herring,
Lobster in ! and 2 ID CANS
Oysters Spiccd, Claims.
FRUIT
Raisins in layers and bunch,
do SuItana.
Malaga Grapes,
Almonds, Bordeaux, in shell,
i" Sweet, shclled,
{" Bitter,
English Walnuts,
CuIrants, Filbcrts,
Brazil Nuts,
Citron, Figs,
Dried Apples,
do Peaches,
Oranges and Lemons.
FLOUR
Baltimore Superior,
Charlotte Mills.
PICKLES.
From Crossee IL Blackwell,
w. Underwood l. Lewis,
Mixed Pickles,
Piccad,lly Walnuts,
Cauliflower Onions.
Capers,
French and Spanish Olives.
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lotal Assets. ....................S9 .S96377I S:
NoTE.- Our Stocks and Bonds arc hold
as P"' muns"t Investments and the present
pd"'c t0tHe Is no criterion of their gcfu1l
Vo'ae; hut prtlerring to comply strictly
with the letter Of the law, we enter them
"t t,'e LOWEST cash sales on tic 3lst De-
cchoer la6o, thereby making difference
ol nearly $4,000 i'll our statement
Liabilities.
5th-No liabilities to Banks,
or others. due or not due.
6ih.-No losses adjusted and
due
ltl.-Losses either adjusted
or or Ss5,lo6 4s
Sth.-Adjusted not due,
9th.-Losses in suspense,
waiting further proof IN
clnded i'll last answer
above.
lnth.-All other claims against
the Company, dividends
npad) eoo nm
Total Liabilities cs.... Ss5 fne 40
llth.-I The rule Of the Company is, not to exceed
$ioOoo in any one risk subject to loss by single
fire. ''''s'e
I2ui.-Tho amount insured in a CITY or village, de-
Pcnus upon It's sizc-generaIy all the desirable risks
~ " ''"JceI W lle RUE last above named,
i3th -lhe amount insured in any one block of
buildings depends upon its size and construction SUBJ
Ject to the rule above referred to.
l4th:-lme Act of Incorporation is the same as
heretofore filed '0 90
Fl. HUNTINGTON, President.
T1Mo. G. ALLYN, SECRETARY.
Hartford county IS. January 7th, 1861.
Personally appeared II. HUNTINGTON, President
ana l. e. ALLYN, Secretary of the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company, and made oath that the foregoing
.otc., py them subscribed, is true full and cor.
reel statement of the affairs of SAID Connonv and ev.
iots 50 Tar as can be ascertained at this date its oc
i'l condition on the first day of January, 1861
Before mo, JAMES NICHOLS
JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.
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NiIilary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Military Announcements.
Mr.. EDToR:-You are authorized to announce Gen.
P. H. Nelson Candidate for Colonel Of the I'd Reg-
ment Of South Carolina Volunteers and oblige
jan 29-td MANY. VOLUNTEERS.
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Friends.

VERY MUCH NEED THE s5, 10, %, O, loe,
IL That you owe me, and as never have nor never
expect to oler longer Than months. and in most
cases sell entirely for Cash. the Titles you owe is
NOT nucl 10 yoV bn then together, they will euable
Inc to meet my engagements. Please pay MIC
Jan. 22-tf. II IArr,
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III M 4 lbs tssas CTf 9 fTWTaS1

IL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS AGAINST
"a the Estate Of james NJ Gaskins, deceased, are
hereby notified to present them duly attested those
indebted to said Estate whose Notes and Accounts
are now due. will please come forward and make
payment.
Jan. q, ,-2t. JOHN GASKINS Admr
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Os the oath inst, by Rev. J. E. Rodgers. Nr. II.
TmIltEn:. ut Of KsEshaw District to Miss =
Edaaghsss sander, Of sntsss:.s snt:sss, !.
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Notice.
1861,

HAVE opened during the last week. SUPPLY of
Il Staple Goods which purchased allow prices. and
which now offer to pncual customers on the best Of
terms i. W. BONNEY.
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STATEsTEENT
OF THE CONDITION OF
The Hartford Fire Insurance
GO NJ ? A N Y.

Made TO the Comptroller General ofthe STATE
fsoUTH CAROLINA, on the FIRST DAY
of JANUARY, 1861.
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Prepared by sErftsE, FowLE & Co., Boston, and
for sale By. JOHN J. lcKAlN, camden, S c
Ian OIL
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THE SABBATH.


sydney Smi,h pronounced the follow
Ing sonnet one of the most beautiful in
the English languages: i 5 eu.5 >, -,
With silsni awe hail the sacred Iaorn,t ~
which slowly, wakes. while all the fslds
are still. 'To ss ytHi q = O. 50
4 soothing calm every breeze is borne; -s
a grave muimur gnrgles from the rill; - :
And seho answers softer from the hill, ie
And softer sings the linnst from the thorn,
The sEyiarkfwarbles in a tone less shrill. -.
HALL light serene; haill sacred Sabbath
morn. 'sfe'i
The rocks Hoat silent by in airy droves: -
The sun placid yellow luster shows; -
The gales, that lately sighed along the groves,
Have hushed their downy wings in sweet
rsposs, '.ii-eh = .s;'
The lowering rack Of clouds forgets 20 move,
90 smilsd the day when the first morn arese.
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Notice to Township Trustees and
= Boards Of Educauon.g sceia

IfTHE County conamissionsrsio of Nonsesossn-
! i ty, Ohio, at their September sessiousl4sl.
authorized me to give notice through. .ths
Spirit Of Democracy to Township Trusteee and
Boards of Education, that they would on, ,ths
FIRST Tuesday of, Decenber, 1861, being the
Bed day OF said month, at the Office Of the
County Auditor, issue County Scrip Bsnda sf
Township Trustees and Boards OF Ed,ich<ion.
for the unpaid orders held by Township Ttsas-
urers, which we're issued blythe Count y Hudi-
tor in March 1861, and now remaini unnaid.
These Bonds will bear interest at, the. rate Of
eight per cent sannum, payable semi an.
naally. = Trustees ofoTownships aud; Boards
of Education who may see proper to receive
the Boeds aforesaid, in lieu of the erdsfs held
by the; Treasurer, of Tovnships, will author
ize their Treasursrs SO to do. aud to meet the
County Commissioners at the time and place
aforesaid. oaA a3fsgsa N. H. BOWSRR,
f Sepss IS, ls6E-14t. oidGAud. ~ C,sO.
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is55saei.s9 AYERS 9 aTJakHa
Componnd Extract OF SarSapariilE si'

the most effectual remedy which the medical 30
skill of our times can devise for this sesefys 2uf
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is conan,
bined from the most active remefials that lave
been discovered for the cNpnrgaton OF this fouls
disorder from the bobd, and the eescuc1of tha 9sd
system fronas its odestructipe. eouseqrepees,d,
Hence it should be employed for the cure OF
tons which arise froiiil III siclras ERurxxRsIds
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr.t ANrHosy's FIRg,ll
RosE. or EnysIrEyAs. PtspLEs, PusTuLEs, :
BLoTcHEs. BIAINs and BoIIs, TfMoRs, lEfrFR g.
and SALT RirEuM. ScAEB lIxXp, 1stSSwoRMSI
RnEUMAr,s,f Sy rtiLIrc and ptlAEncuRiAL Dts-.-r
EASES DRoPsy, DYSPEPSIA, DEBiLIry,a and,
indeed, All. COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM strIA-aane
TED OR INpunE BLodD. The popular belicfifp
in ssin,patity fhe blood is founded in
particular purpose and virtue of this Ssrsaia-Hso
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fuid
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions. s'1st
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Dissolution of Partnership.

! The partnership heretofore existing between
Henry shuity and Noah Litten, has been dis
solved this day by mutual consent. The bu
siness of said firm will be left in the hands
of said Shutty for, settlement. All those
knowing themselves indebted to said firm will
please call without delay and settle the same,
and those having claims against said irm will
present them for payment.
The business will be carried on hereafter by
Henry Shutty at the old stand, where he Will
be prepared to do. all kinds Of work in his
line in the bes. and most substantial ma1iner.
and at prices to .snit the times. =
- HENRY sHUTTY.
clarirytor, o., Oct. 2s, ls6l.--4t
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Legal Notice,

ITO ELIZABETH JOHNSON: Asyou have no
known Agent in this State, and reside out
of the same, you will take notice that on the
18th day,ofs December, i 1861. at the office of
Milton Harvey, Justice of the Peace in the
town of Mooriield, lHarrlsonl County. Ohio,
shalt proceed to take the depositions Of divers
witnesses, at the usual business hours of said
day, to be read in evidence on my Petition for
Divorce, in the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe County, Ohio. ,st lg .,s54;
uEA ar,5f. !. S : WILLIAM JOHNSON.
EDWARD ARcHBoLD, Attorney for Pl'E.
November Ii, ls6l.-svpd
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil

is constitutional disease, corruption OF the
blood by which this fluid becomes vitated. ~
weak and poor. Being IN the eircnlation,
pervades the whole body, md may, burst out eut -
in disease on any part OF 1t. NO organ u nes
from its attacks nor is there which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variouslE -
caused by mercurl disease, low living, ais- -
ordered or unhealthy food, impure arr, hith
and filthy habits, the depressing vices .an&
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the co,s
stitution, descending g from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation !" indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, II
will visit the miquities of the fathers upon
their children q 9F.t sfslffEfs1
BE Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt ,ilcerous matter. which, in
the lungs, liver, and Internal organs, il termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and On
the surface, ertiptions sores. This foul cof7
fuption, which gentlers in the blood, ,depgcsses
the energies of hle so that scrofuous co itf as ~
tions not only suffers from scrofulous, coh,, In
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other dscoses eoIlse-s es
qucntly Nast numbers perish by disorders MI A
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint In tllef SID
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly ~
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, bran,
and, indeed, ofsall the organs, arise from or
are nggravated by the same cause. E ~
b. One quarter of all Our people are scrofilSh -
their persons invaded by this lurking ir-
fection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must fenovatoI
tie blood by an Alternative medcines and ipsuois
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise, sf
Such a medicine we supply in t.st',s :,
=