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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

SALE OF SMALL FARM IN HANOVER,
SEVEN NILES FROM RICHMOND NEAR TO TIE ak.
EVANSVILLE TURNPIKE, TOGETHER WITH ALL
THE PERlSHABLE PROPERTY THEREON, CONSIST
lSG or CORN, Hay, OATS, MULE, FARMING IN
ELEMENTS, &c.
1 T the request CT the dey!see, and Of the executor CT
n the late Daniel Truehar., deceased, we shall sell a.
Public Auction, on the premises. on WEDNESDAY, the
l!th Decerbe., ls6l. at II O'Clock, A. NJ, 1t fair, II mel, the
6:si fair day Thereafter, the small farm n the County OF
Hanover, yea. The Mcciianicsville Turnpike, srjolsicg the
lands CT ,i,ssrs. Edwarc SytnGr, john ~. A.o.by ard
ollef,, containing GDCu; 60 aclrs. The land is admirably
aiLpt,c 10 fan IL ng and to the iaislrg Of vegetables, ana
I : Id 20 DC O! exec lent quality. There are on the lace
several wooden building, suitable fer toe comfortable ac-
coTnoGa,.on Of serTauts, and au exeelect ycuYg orchart.
After the sale o. the laEd, a. the r, que,t Of the executor,
al the p-ishablc property on u place VII! be sold, con'
si.tiuy OF ths cops OF Corn, Hay, usts, &c, ou= sovt
Mule, two Cow, Farming lEpi.mcn!', &c.
T. &MS For he laLG oue-tLird cEsr, baia' &c - nc
ie moalts, ~. negotiable notes, ih;erss. ADDED, srcu 81 iY,
. trust G.td, or Ute retained; for the pc !sitsh'e STATE,
al sun Under $50 cash, over shat aEouGl4 Iontls c.,ci
io7 approved negotiable paper.
GoDDlN L APPERsoS, Au::cr-o..
Dec Ida
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

=. s. DISTRICT CorRT.-Ho0. J. y. Haly-
bn.:on, Judge: P. Z. Ayle::, ESQ. e. S. Dis;ric.
Attorney.
JoIa r. Hughes, Of Petersburg. indicted for fs-
lon:ously ulterinS fraudulent Confederate States
T.ru-ury notes, was Yesterday tried and acquitted.
The p.:sonu. vas :hcu discharged from custody.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF uorsEHoLD

FCRSll URE, &C.
A + the request OF 4, executor and with the couccrr'cc:
IN Of he legatees, We shall sell at the r,s!derce {; tte
late DAME! TJSeteIr,, corner o: Leigh and sd 5 reefs, oc
Thursday next, the 9Th Dec, lsol, comme. cas II To-
o'cIosk, sii Of the household furniture belong ng to the de-
ceGrnt, cnL sis;l"s VI the usual variety. The !u' piu.e 10
.; eIcellcE, qcs,iJ, AID hA. been We ktp pit. There 10 b
good III 10 AID i Leaf Parlor Sc, Of Furniture. T. rus,
All Gums under a5J, cash, over that nuou.t, ! roa,h: ere.
cit for sp?I ored, eniorse' negotiable u per.
G0DUiS A appERSnI .,.i'-
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TO FEsE CITIZlNs or WESTERN vIR-

HIHE upder.;gned tELs his services 10 his friends, and
Z TIE citizens generally OF Wesiern Virginia, for The re.
cov'ry o tn valGu OF SlaYe7 or ether property that may
Ia sc been taken from them or destroyed by the enemy.
He will also ave particular md prompt a;srii'n 10 the
colIec;io1 OF any cisiES & g,!nst The Government VI tie
Confederate S:nic s, or aeaiust the State Of Virginia, and
will IN: e the qnicke.: possible returns. Charges mode.
rate. rIease address me st k!chnurd, Va.
G. T. BARBEE.
p;-,,-,o,J z. INV o,3 tcYI -rTns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

R~TT1E IA LGDEE CT An
80 ClnNT FREE AND ACCEPTED MsSoSS, OF
virginia will hold their Auru nal Communicaiitn, at the
.Ma,ous' Hall, In this city, OH Mu:iDAf, the 9Th Instant, ut
4 O'Clock, z. ".
Ry order Il the ". ". G. IL.
Dec 8-td JOHN DOVE, Secretary.
TEL TRaDE.-TRANKLIN Z 90.
49, Opticians. No. lis, Main Street, Richmond, Va.
have on hand several dozens OF gold, silver and ,tee
framed spscf.cles, ard also n very fnt assortment Of Ste
reosropes aid s,eveoscep!c Pictures, With they will sell al
r=ssorurle prices. Nov l5-dlm
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new FORE SHIPPING MERCHANTS y TIE
pNvATEERs.
-A'Nnr York 1atfer dotod Tresdar c,rc.

zL1<oH 1VEN 1eEEe1, UuEeu 1DV'H1J, S"JN'
Our shipping merchants have the "shiVers'
again in regard to the privatoers. The report
OF the notorious Sumter being seen in the vici-
nifty of the Bsrmudas-whither the Nashville
had already goBe-gives rise to a suspicion
thst some of the European packets laden with
breadstufs are to be waylaid, and the under
writers ars talking about putting up the rates
of insurance In consequence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

tJ..II Vc TItp.NI
Know ALI Nas By THESE PREas:.E, That
TIE under.!goed. do hereby coos.!u.c And appoin!
attorney tor HI! In Nate, 20 vote or
all questions tha; -av he brought before the meeting C!
The Stockholders o: the S!chncnd and DGnvlNe R6llrosd
COMPANY, 10 be held q: gu dag Of
or at any adjourned meeting thereof, hereby
~rat!.ying ali the cc.a OF raid attorney In the premises.
IS fn!ly asif we're present and yot!eGin .srson.
in testimony Thereo! have ae.cusio allied
hand ,h:. Day .! New. It'd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06
AUCTION sALESs
80 Gnnn.I aPSERsaX, AnctIoneers.


vE.T VALUABLE PRIVATE Dwell
LING A.:U VACANT LOT On .ZTB, bRyAD
Az MARSHALL sraEET5, FOR SALE.
a T tn. request Of Nr. John Jones, We offer for sale MS
L. .rry desirable residence, located as above. The To-;
has Il f:oa: 4 III fcs., and the unusual depth CT lso feet
TO I wiGs ailty.
The ~ ldGs Is very large, having, besides the base.
NEIL, 5 TOMS, bss!des bath ROOMS, rater clo'et &C. The
r oas arc nt only large, bu. rem arEa5fy vel lgh' ed ant
ycati aned. The rear view Is y most pl.astr "ne, COM
mald4ng, 80 II does, The lover part CT James River. Ad.
jni Ing .fe d.elLny Oh tie S-u:f, there Is a .ot iroLtlng
about 81 feet. racnlns hrc: IS feet, snd h r!ng ttere., q
brick servants house nd a larGe sable. Toe location Of
this q o: euy is We y de irable, bcicg Ia q retired md gea-
tee! ueisNhorh"oi, aud jet within Ave ulEutes walk pt the
usual busiusS4 pats oftne cily.
sor ictGss, g., apply TO
Dec.-st GoDDIS & APPERSoH.
RASKLIN SrkEhr, NEaRTnk FIRST MARKET, ASD
BUILDING LOTS on CLAY AND MARSHALL TaEEIs
AT AUCTION.
STTiLL be solo Oh MONDAY, the 9th day Of December,
~ 1861, !: ths order IE1et bc!ow, comEc cling 81 II
o'c.rck, ~, he following real property, 10 wit:
Is. The store anu Premises occupied by James Basls-
lurp on the South side q Franslla street, next below and
Hac. ~ feet. TIE situation Of The property IL oce o! the
hes, H. the city Cor business parpo.e., and s:ch rs always
20 command the hest teEa. rs and good rent
2rd. Fer building lots on h. y nth side OF Clay street,
ut its Intersection With l5th street, fronting about 2a ieei
each, ,uuu.rg back !4G feet, AID near the new ter.r:en, Ct
Sir. Hyde and others.
Srt. rSo los 4. the corner Of Marshall street and jail
Alley, adjoi: ing TIE residence Of Mrs. FL "a A. Che4lia,p,
fronting together i2E feet, leaving a co:ven!e.t size :os
two tenemcutS.
toc NOES, with iatercst ADDED, and secured by deed, Ct
G0DDIN & AppERsoS,
Dec ids Auc:iopeers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

T'us uusfIHGs CoUsr.-Ths December. term
Of Judge Lyons Cen:s terminated On Wcdnes-
dn:. The magistrates Court Of Hastings will NEE
or Mundn. rc1t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06
500 SLAVES WANTED.

500 SLavMS WANTED.
GENERAL sLpEaINrENDESTs OFFICE,
fiSc!SIi asD TENNESSEE RAILROAD CO.,
Lyrrbburg, Va, Oct. e, isbl,
f5IHE Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company Wish TO
Z hire, for the eEguiac year, to work OF the repairs of
their road, sndIn their shops, the following DESCRIBED slaves,
IL:
80 L.aborcrs,
20 Grain Lands,
80 Carpenters,
20 Blacks1iths au S:rtE.rS.
Bonds, payable quarterly, Will he e!vrn ;or :'e hrs:.
Oct 2S-Sn Z. II. li!LL. G-n'i Sup:,
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SPEEsAsl haIiIES.

s~ DIR. ORLANDO FAIRFAX former
81 ly VI Alexandria, offers Ills professional s=rvlcco
To the NH sbItan 8 u Richmond. He may be found L, the
Clifton House, on ti.h street, near the kschsIrsr Hotel.
Nov .0-1rnE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

49, EQ JEST MADE TO P'fESI-
49, CIANa.-1t is respectfully requested that the
Physicians Q! Richmond will report at the office, corner OF
Broad aud Ninth streets, such officers end soldiers unasr
boarding houses; stating their condition. where quartered,
aud, ne far As practicable, .he regiment and company 10
which they belong. This information will greatly promote
the public service.
All officers end soldiers qusr'ercd III private families, ho-
tells and boarding. houses, who have been sick, br: are not
attended rs Any physician, will repor. themselves rs above,
,:stiuS their Condition, lccaticP, company and reg.E.a!.
join IL. WiEDE"a,
Oct Inf Er;yrtjur Genera,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

NUEINI.
THE Ordnance Department Of the Confederate State, OF
America will pay for all SALTPETRE delivered II
Richmond, Va, before 1T July, 1862, at the rate Of 10 cents
per pound, eI,he- &C exis:ibs ~coLtr,ct, With The Depart.
uleut or otherwise.
J. GoIGAs, Lieutenant Colonel,
Dec 4-lnt CGief OF Ordnance.
E~ whiy, Dispatch and Examiner. Of R!rhaIord, the
LYcch5urcR Republican, Petersburg Express, 6 euuiou pee
.Gror, Winchester v~ir.inlaa aud Republican,, w, lii-vilie
Telegraph and A~b!:g9Oa ~TIrg'aiin, viii pulls h each ten
times and hare bills TT. ITO Enquirer Office for payment:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

I VIII also ell at the same time, Us administrator OF ts
ia.e Mrs Elizabeth withers, decd, oil the househo!d and
the Farming Utensils, one Carriage, Wagoa, Cart. HcrseS.
Oxen, STOCK Of CATTLE, eheep and Logs, aoor. $40 Dsrrel. Of
Corn, Fodder, Oats, shucks, Straw, kc DC.
Terms For all suns Of CITY dollars aud under, ca.i:
ever { at amount, 4 credit Of ell: Icon:bs, the %parcaa--:
giving koad ard satisfactory security.
THOS. wITuERs,
Admir-. ofthe Estate Of Elizabeth W.,heu, decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

COTTON FOR SALE.
q HAVE received 7 lot OF first gcaiity Cation, End have
L 1; now tor sale AZ the office Of the MLssi.s!pp! Dspo:, Hear
the Spolswood Hotel.
Tals Cotton has been donated for hospital and other be
neyolent purposes, and will be sold In any quantity 10 sui
purchasers. 1 will also exchange 1t for cloth., SHOES, sol.
d!ers' claihes, comforts, blankets. etc. etc.
c. & MARSHALL,
Assiatsut QuarterEa ster, Army Mississippi,
Near the Spot8wood-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

a CC0RDING to the Acts Of the Confederate Congress,
"A. TIL, Company will gay the War Tar on lts capital
stock, thereby relieving Its Stockholders from the payment
Of the same. The Tax Assessors EiIl therefore not list any
Of the Ylock OF this Company from individuals.
c. ". mACMURD0,
Dcc5 Treasurer r., 2. q P. f. Il. Company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

WEEEING.
371EE Faprteeuth An: uai Meeting ri TIE Stockholders 0!
the Ricnmond aud awhile Railroad wil be held Il
:nis city &C WEDNESDAY, lirH DECEMBER. ieht.
TuJs. y. EEUCKLNEKuUGI:, Eec,y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06
Richmond, Nov. LIST, Is61.--tf

SOLDaEiSS' LODGE.
COMFORTABLE QUARTERS csn be furnished each
~ night for twelve discharged soldiers, Tree Of charge,
a. the Soldiers Lodge, on GAmb!e's Hill. corner OF Bird
and 18th s.reeti. WIN. P. MCSF0RD,
Chairman Army Committee,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

TxCHANGE or ESGLAND.-BroSn, shlpley
Il a Co., scceptances past due;
ALSO,
Sixty days bill on London, for sale BY
Nov. Jim. EDMOND, 4 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

SALE OF VALUABLE LAMB, NEGIsu2:
CROP, STOCK, &c
fF1AE undersigned VIII sell, on "WEDNESDAY, TIE l'TF
q OR DECEMBER. 1851, a Tract Of Land 10 the county
ol Charlotte, kusSu ss the 'i.oanuIe Bridge" ID. real.
Charlotte Court House, and seven miles rom kc, sg!:!e
Drpv., on the Richmond ind Dan7!ii. Es!lrt ID,
The ,rac; cuita.ns ,is;E ae'es. I'D Is considered coe ei
lie best Plantations 10 that region OF country. There Fro
or Il T. oln 2oU to 3U0 acres OF low grounds OF frs-rstc quail
ty, q large propo' tim safe for tobacco.
The lard is we'll tinee:ed Ind well wat: red, ne-s he.Dg
aburI.u streams !s every he,d. The improvements coz
s.s; Of 4 large ED comfortable Dwelling Ieu:s sid ri
nrcessliS IT, houses.
A r.s:, .,,rEasd lrscripucn u dee-ed u:tle:,. as per-
soma VI, 10 purchase, VIII, VI ces'se, iook Tor hen-
selves.
viii. ,cId, At the same :lEs snd Place, shor! fort.
rery : Tie Negroes, all :ae stock Of Horses, Cst:le,
shesp - !pEs, all the Crop OF the pie:est year, couoist
10. ii TOE &c to 5G b5!a. Ct celn, Nv stseL. OF 0a.,, IS
STACKS ., Hay, rs stack. Of Fodder, &C., de-, sEa all The
P!sn.htiou Utensils.
Mr. CTrca, the oreoee- - ere Plantation or G.. WI
Merton. Hbo lives pear, viii take p e..ure 10 showing Il TO
sny CT. . ilhiE2 TO examine Letters IeGuestir. i1:otDI.
lion atoe ;.e r!e, addressed! 20 "n. Ns::oa. County Line
C:s.s Hoat., or TO a. 2. Srnaoie, Prince EdHsr6 Court
House, viii be promptly sEsweiei. Tx G. Resd. OF is-
& Il C: a-ed q IeieE, Will give Information respecting ;hs
Land.
T.Ta-. made krc~n on tie dag OF sale. VIII br liberal, 70
sr!. :Se ..rr.. :. y. c.. LEACH,
4. R. YESaBLE
E1ecrto:s OF {. W Morton
WI. MORTON
Nm. r, SCOTT,
Nov 21-lts EtnrS, D.. Q. NJ, OF s. D. Morton.
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WANTS.,

yETANTED..--A (PR0TEsTANT) PARTISAN LADY
w desires \ situation In so sc ssho1l or I.nily 10 tech
FRENCH and ORNAMENTAL BRaNCHks-
Most satisfactory references given rs to characte: ard CO.
pac.ty. address, ~. +. JVuRDaiS,
Sewaan, IA.
~ aefe- to Een.l iIel;b, Mobile, Alabama.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

- St :. GIs a. E~yaLEDsEg5
S~A AGENTS FOB
Lie ard Fire Insurance,
Herring IRE aad Burglar Froot Safes,
Machine Batting, (LeaLlltr aud KuI3crD
Heueely's Church and other Bells,
Dealers 10 OGttcp and l!2rc TvneB,
$50 MAIN STREET,
March 2R2 HIchlrrh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

TOR1ELL HOUSE. LHNCEEJkG, E0K
KENT.
THIS we'll known establishment Is for Rent, possession
giyen LIST January next. A part o! the Furniture BE-
longs 70 tbe House and Will be rented with It. For Terms
.ppiy 20 J. II. WARWICK,
SoY -dn. Lypcbburg, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

From tho Baltimore American
Dir. jefferson Davis, IN his recent manifesto
10 his co.partners in guilt, is constrained to
make something like an apology for his assault
upon the corner stone Of the rebellion "S:ste
Rights" az evidenced in the attempt to
''coerGe" Kentucky; but, like John G. Brock
inridge, he utterly Jailed to eXcu!pate secession
for what it has attempted. Like the renegade
sc have named, he assumes that the people Of
Kentucky have had no chance ss JET 20 de-
clare their honest sentiments, whilst he talks
Of strategic points" and the rights Of self
defence" as justifying the outrage.
It will not do. As wetook occasion to show
not long ago. The Richmond "Whig," more
honest, did not venture to justify the act of ip-
vasion, or scarcely to p~elliate it, admitting that
it was an assault on State Rights" whilst the
Memphis "Avsianche," without any scruples
ut all, proclaimed the law of ~''conGues," and a
military necessity RS the governing motive.
The hypocritical assumption he puts forth
that the march Of the Confederate forces into
Kentucky 'wcald give the people '1iberty OF
choice and FREQ opportunity to decide their
destiny according to their own will"
finds o nice parallel in the cases of the other
States, and especially of Virginia, with
the shameless frauds and other msans employ.
ed to force them out of the Union and when
we see q man like this, who once had a repu-
tation fer common honesty at least, resor,ing
to sucn Gishcnorsble methods of making out
E csse for himself, all men must stand amazed
at = condition Of Demonstration such as IS
thus shown. If We wanted any evidence what:
to show how few pretexts they have had
for their wickedness, their most labored apollo
in this ins,ance-would furnish album
dance; and perhaps it is a fortunate thing that
the region to be imposed upon, the almost
universal Gripping Of the press will prevent,
to a considerable extent, the defeterious infin.
ence of 3 course of falsehood we'll calculated
to mislead to their ruin almost any people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

SIUCES! SHUCES: S3iCCTat
SgvEE necessities c. the Hospital service require IN In
i mediate supply Of SHEOKS fer mattresses. The sab.
a:r.5er VIII pay tho highest nHcs 70. a zupply, either hsesled
or MOI. II delivered ic.eJis.c,. z. G. HOWE.
J-ueS-dfo Governor Street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

ITO CARPENTERS AND EsACsfENIsTs.-
Z Ten or Fifteen Ia: p-u;er. e:e wanted Gu in-boo.
Ws:k fo- che T!a!eT.
ALSO.
Eight or Ten GecI Pi.!.hc... Apply. Immediately. "t
+. RAIN,
Dee 8-dJts Eagle hachlue "1fk'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06

AFFAIRS AT FORT WARREN.
The Boston "TrsTeler," Of Tuesday speak
ing Of tine prisoners IL Fort Warren, says:
Slidell and Mason have comfortable quarters,
which they share with their secretaries. As
they have funds, they have purchased various
articles for their convenience, not provided by
tue government, and ms tho prospect is that
they are likely to renaia here so;ne tiGe, their
money has been judiciously used.
Mr.. Mason, VINO wore An air OF Honchalence
on Sunday, when taken to the fort, has appa.
rently found the place less agreeable than he
anticipated. Perhaps the climate does not
agree with him. or it may be that ne means to
be exclusive, but it is remarked among the
prisoners that be keeps himself very close to
his room. lie appesrs sad and not in very
good numor. On the other hand Siidell is
Frightening up, and ig more cheerful. He ven
tux ed out Of doors in the storm yesterday, but
he is of Northern birth, and thus the climate
may not affect him so much as others.
The Ambassadors" are allowed 10 Converse
freely with other political prisoners, Dat we
doubt whether their conversation is very edl.
fging, or the story Of their experiences very
cheering.
Mr.. Morehead, Of Kentucky, is less bitter in
bis deaunciation of yankees" than heretofore,
and now appears in his original character, as
a fac old Kentucky gentleman. Marshall
Kane, Of Baltimore, still sports his long boots
and smoking cap. Mr. Faulkner, Of Virginia,
as heretofore, remains quiet, lsking his con-
6nemeut with the air of n philosopher.
The hospital was formerly full Of patients,
but the number Of sick has materially decress.
ed, and Dr.. Peters reports that most OF the IN
are doing well.
The Boston journal" Of Tuesday, says:
A mau named Williams, q member of the
Maryland Legislature, who:vas sent to Fort
Lafay cite some time since with other members
of the same body, was yesterday released from
bis confinement at Fort Warren, by orders from
tho Secretary Of Slate. lie has taken the oath
of allegiance.
The journal" is mistaken. in saying that
Mr.. Williams was q member Of the Lsgisla-
tura
rHs sew TORE SHIPPING MERCHANTS ASD TIE
pNvATEERs.
O. NJ VII ILL.,. I-l IT,. d..
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25

A Boy SWALLOWING A HoLE.-The
other day, Charley five years old found one
Of those curious bone-rimmed circles, which
ladies have named eyelets,and while playing
IN the garden, swallowed it. The family
were were in the house busily engaged with a
m;,h mHiA On On entomology, when Charley ran in
Mi.h mouth wide open, and eyes distended
70 'nelr utmost capacity. His mother caught
1im oy the arm, ana, trembling with that
deep anxiety which only mother can fsel.
enquired: sAA ''e''
what is the matterl What ho. han.
pend 2" '"s IMP
"Waterr '''oiate
II was brought7 when, after dripk;nr
eoplously, be exclaimed:
"Oh, mother, swallowed a hole m
Swallowed hole, Charleyr'
YES mother l swallowed hole with
a piece Of ivory round it" w."
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise fer this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is conn
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofila, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as EnuPrTvB
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ASTHoSr's FinE,
RosE, or ERYsIPELAs, PINrLEs, PUsrrLEs,
BLoTcmEs, BLAINs and BoIIs, TuMoRs, letter
and SALT RMEuH, ScALD HEAD, RINowoHM,
RnEUMArIsM, SYrHrLIrIc and dMERcunIAI.D Dis
EASES, DnorsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEnIIrTY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITrA-
TED OR MrURR BLoop. The popular belief
in iop,Uity ofthe blood" is founded in truth,
for serofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenefatc this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-04-25
Scrofdla, or Kings Evil

is constitutional disease, . corruption of the
blood, by which this duid becomes vitiated.
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, &
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 il may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variousfy
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
ana nlthy habits, the depressing vices, and
ABOVE all, by the venereal infection. What.
ever be Its origin. it is hereditary in the con-
stltution, descending Z" from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation; /" indeed,
1t seems to be the rod ct Him who says, ~
will visit the iniquities Of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which. IN
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubereles; in the glands, swelings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor.
ruption, which genders i'll the blood, depresses
the energies of life, 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 il their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
cimates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arisc from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous |;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system We must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in