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New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05
keqal Notiees.

CUPREME COURT.-WALTER QUIN plain
y tf against THOMAS A. QUIN, and MARY JANE GELS
hi. wife Arthur A. Quin, CHARLES H. Quin, George A. Qan
InniIsors Of Arthur Qun deceased and David Eyans De
PENDANTS In paTitionln pursuance of Judgment OF the So
preIpe Court Of the First District bearing date the 5sh day
September 1889 WILLIAM WATSON, the Referee 10 the
said Judgment named viii SELL, at PUBLIC AUCTION al
the MEkCHAN1S EXCHANGE in the City Of New York BY
Anthony J. Beecfer Co., aachoDeep, THURSDAY, tht
10Th day of January 1861 at IL o'clock Of of that day ali
that certain lot piece parcel Of Land with the buidn
thereon situate lying and beiy in the Ninth Wd Of he CITY Of
point ON the northeriy line Of Hammond street distant twenty
two feet westerly from the north westerly Of hinos
and Hammond ees thence running northery st night angs
sad Hsmmondstreet y feet thence westerly parallel with
Hammond street. twenty-five feet; thence eonbey right
angles Hammond fifty feet 10 the said norbery iDe oi
and thence eASey along the northery line o'
Hammond street twenty two feet the place OF beginning
And all that certain lot piece parcel Of Land with the
Building thereon situate lying and being In the Ninth Ward 1
ming at point northey line Of Hammond street distant
forts westerly from the north westerly corner Of Wsh
nson and Hama thence running northery az rsn
angles Sid Hammond rIeet y feet thence westerly paII
k Hammond FIVE feet and eight inches then noth
ey and parallel with Washington street fifteen feet ard fou
tucbe. thence westerly and parallel With Hsmmond-ee'
thence souhery and parallel with Washington
and inches thence sasteIy pai a WIN
street foot aud eight inches thence southery
norhal, line Of Hammondstr ct and thence ca-iey aon
The uorhrrly line Of Hsnnond street twenty fest TO th
p.ce of beginning oseher With al and singular the heredii
thereto belonging or In wiss ~
usstainins.-Daied 21th Eoyeulbet leo.
Ma 2awewWkSat WILLIAM WATSON hssa'n~t
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05
IQ6I THE PENNSYLVANIA lS6i
1oOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. AOOA
GREA DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE
TIE capariy Of the Road is now equal 70 any 10 the

zs eapaey Of the equal 70 IN the country
TiIE GREAT SHORT LINE no THE WEST
Office No Astor House, corner Of Nesey-st.
Facilities transportation Of Passengers 20 and from Gin
,,nai CHICAGO ST Louis 81 Paul Essvne, AeDPhis, New
iesns and All other towns the West EoTthW West aud
suh II foT speed and comfort by route
Through trains for West leave New-Yofh foot of Court
S-hoylIinE Express Evening Express, p IA
s,eepiig and smokins-csrs on all the tsins
Vsrs aw avs low, and the time quick ~ BY any
ether route -, 4.
By this route Pegbs of al descriptions can be Forwarded to
ard spy point Railroads Of Ohio keutuc1y Indiana
nNnois Wisconsin Iowa, or hisseur BY RAlLAOAD pl-
RECT port the nsvsAoe MYERS o the ees ~
steaners from Pittsburgh a., -,
The rates Of Freight aud from point Of the West by The
al times favorable ~ ere ged
nv ether Railroad Comps1e Merchants and shippers inrus
6r ~ o their FeL: this Company Gao Te
vii confidence on it speedy transit
Yhfs Company Insint1ns Emsrsnt Accommodation
Line by which enhgrsng Westward enjoy cheap and
mode one half the hrstclass rates
o 1se J. L. ELLIOTT Pa.seneeS Agent, No Astor Honss
LEIGH 4 Co, Freight Agents . . O..
No / As.or House and No. South Willsm-st.
MCDONALD Bi5CHOkF, EIdsrsnt Agents,
Nc. Battery plses.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05
8ieambsats ano Railroads.

IrOR NEW-HAVEN-Fsre 81, Berths free
9v Steamer from Pecl alp DAILY OF 3p Psssensoss
r Msaen Hartford Springfield SorhamP,on and town. On
Eey Haven remain board the boat unt the next morning
srded Express Train through 70 burning
49, SeeoA'"NAsA So ~ FRANCIS HYDE. Aren't
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05
NOTICE of SALE.-Whereas default has bee

NOTICE of SALE.-W hereas default nas beer
made in the conditions a certain mortgage bearing dst
he hrst daY May A. d. eighteen hundred aud any
execsted by the Sheboyssn and Mississippi Railroad Company
Azah C. Flags in The City Of New York Iuee and duly
accorded Office OF the Secretary Of State OF the Stale
Wsconsin IN of Railroad Mortgages pages ls9 10 10
inclusive and whereas tb said Fsg has resigned the appoint
Of Trustee under s ologage and the underssned ns'
duly and appointed according to the povoni
af 0gtye said Fagg and Trustee In hii
aace Now therefore, By virtue Of the power Of sails COD
ined ssid and in Of law the under
Mach A. d. eighteen hundred ard sirtyone the station
House said SEeboygs and Mississippi Railroad Company
Sheboygan Wisconsin at o'clock In the Ater
OF that public sneton to the highest bdds for
payment OF hundred and thirty rsht thousand and nine
ty dollars AID foItyone cents sy 9s ~ the amount Of
-. thereon unpaid beii e med to De due ber.cs
alosagsd Promises described ir said TO wit All arc
the First Division OF the Rsrosd Of said Company ron
he City Sheboygen the City Of Fond Niscon
r together With al the rights Of depot grounds railways
ala bridges pier stations station and other buide,
d al the lands AID hefeditaDen BY aid SheooJsan and dis
sppi Railroad Company then held thereafter soauired
connection with the said f Division Of their Railway or re
~behef obtained under the hgh and privileges
their them by deed all t
issues and profits and corporate and ohs'
franchises SheboygeD aud MlsssspPi Railroad Company
connected With the said Pint Dviaon Of thei Hallway
sns thereo and all the locomotive ngines tenders carr
" every description machinery, mschine shops tools and t
p.ipens wood and property eonnested With the proper sqk
nept operating and conducting OF the said Raboed
ben os ned or acquired by the said sheboys.n
Mississippi RsrUe6 Company for sppatensnt 70 the acre
In substitution OF those thn owned or ohe
wise which personal ehses declared TO be hrure
NOD be used and cold Herewith
not theefIer and be isn part thereof
December H. 1860 eAML r. hErecN Aree-e.-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

The Emperor Napoleon's lOngannounced work,
"Tbe Life Of Caesar is said to be already IN the press,
and Is expected to be cut by the middle of january.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05
RAN ROAD of NEW. .JERSEY.

NORTHERN RAILROAD oil NEN -JEhSEi.- -
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT Daily, Sundays excepted,
Newly Ork from foot Of Courl1ndt Jersey City tey
GI ssssH, 70 p for aenssy sss m AOa h,alnf s % .Ss es
sansrns l:5O p honsey, 7:lo and IS p Pier
Sn ave- a.1n: md Psmod Il Vi Os Ha Saay nc Ssa
iesvss New-YOrt st6s n on Monday.
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUNKIRk EXPRESS at a. rn.. for Dantik, Buffalo.
MAIL ~ s:I5 q m for Dunkih and ntermedso Stations
III: lSso 1s9sin' over ny night 4 E. Sssbur.b and
sIpsEis .p5 ps.p siss sso s.ady
at all kaTIsin stsi0hs aud nn. 9n iS9 hT" assps sau.
NEW JERSEY RAILRoAD;mrSr ;,zsg =, PILL; i1Iss;
crYt ssd EIpre. Lnss '.ys "a s sne Sn
% t.s md .Ss sd Ss: .ns l'; os - .'
As South te and through bssss checkss 70 washington 70
Nv WOODBURY. A.a.ssn, sapsrrtsndsa.
s es received for ay n. anis.. delivered 's
TyENTRAL RAILROAD OF EEw-ykR3EY.-
s,is s fs vs, R IL saa
%fss Hf 70 Comm 81 ss, D.o.usr Ia
,se9-Lssvs EewY York % follows:
VIE is ssS issSis asass Chani %ilsaae.rs % 10
ss Bend Pss wi..s.n: % sI5 T:''ss ss " 0'' ''is1
Isnorea fs1IsIFoI Ess.en hiseh chanf Williams
srs TT.ousH Tsais--ysI Esssn, Bethlehem. AlsntOwa
ssd M.nch Chunk
So p. u. HAT 1RAu-For Bomervills.
y ExysKss rRAIr y0s BARsIsBuEs-rbe 8 9. M. ErpreS
xssn hof1 NewYors srkes " Harisbrrg at 2 noon. In
Ssne 70 conhe with fast tsns ,sst and west Pennsyive
k Central 2srosd Northern Csntrs north and sou.b sD$
wrt the Cumberland vsilsy Railroad
ELIItBTnPohT EEw.foaa fxhRY-Isaye New. YoA
RON fez No :, NORTH River at and II 3i30 An5
Hm. HT I'7 ~
1hs eoau stop at Bsrsen Point Ms1insrS Hsbor sv@y
sp sseh wgy JOHN q. srERNs. 5upenn.sndsn.
y EhElGfiT tor ALBANY, and YORK
- CkHTFAL al.lRQAn
s~nsofe Lane VIZ continue 70 receive Freight and sa
eese Of nsvgeion tho Hadson River their place
scsitss Pier w. r. foot Of Broadst Gzd viii forward the
oay BY propeller 70 Port Morris thence BY Harlem as
Albany, there connecting With Hsw-York CenrJ Rsi]'
rxsSh ee,ved bere proious 70 r vii sTdsA
Ass11 ssy nest morning Fof further psio alaIs Gppy
sVah d. HEDPiELD Co, Asrnta No 10 South IL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

State TO perform, and, let what may, we cannot
avoid them. Respectfully submitted,
N g. BENTON Andst~w
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

Whole amount Of o cHsstsd .Ss 1 tns %ss, os 10 CO. s
Whole amouus Of tolls col'ecse ~, r r,o1 IN isss 1sg4
hces et -'e" i"'At '''~'''
,0eo .......... Sl3S,sao
Whole smean, of OI' collected on ne onanp slsas
nal in H60.,
Role anouu. Of ,os collected on the CbapA ,oe 40
nA la 1853.
,o.o ................... s1slao
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

Deficit number two. siOG,242 "a, can, and probably
will he Iorl oned until io7, when the first iustalient
of ii debt falls DUE and will then be made up by dch-
cheney oans extenGibg the payment Of the debt to
future oay and he,e,silnDg tor long period, the an
nuhl levy Of canal tolls taxes upon the people 10
p,sefye the integrity anG protect the honor OF the
State.
Al n G close of the L:a fiscal year the Deficiencies OF
The tolls TO ray the constitutional charges upon the
canal revenues were 81 9s5 $40 9l and 81 54s SS9 ~
4 Il oee deficiencies are now being raised by direct
taxation upon the people of this State. How long
uu,t his cindrou Of things lasi and how long will
tie eople behr theee burdens The amount OF tolis
,ole op the canals is uufxed and the revenues are
uncertain. They are dependent.
let. U,on the BURNERS done; and
I'd. UIon tbe mites Of toll imposed. -,
Tie tusiness and the rates have been and VIII con-
tinue 10 be controlled and governed by the railway
rom Ell ion OF own State. When the price Vl
trai, poriaion The Canaa, received by the carrier
Whether Influenced by competition or any otherwlse
IL les than il Lim 10 DO the work he asks Tor
reduction in the rates. or be retires from inability 70
carry ON the coutert Our future prospects ON the
question Of revenue are contingent. ihe oa'e Is mn
loient of all power except " imp0te burdens upon
IT, tirsps In the share Of taxes. We are In the con
oi,ion Of Go, ernment that has granted away the
rl 1T Of importing and exporting goods free OF any
sLapg.r 10 a corporation or individuals and should
Il en- uTn round Hno attempt to collect duties and im
ports for its support with this difference we have the
rghi und IL Is duty reclaim what our predecee
soIs have attempted TO give away.
RAILWAY CosrETIrIos.
The recent report OF the N-w.fork Central Raload
shows larle increase in luLnase and mileage and
considerable incr,hse in freight receipts over 1852
and 1882 large reduction Ia rates from 1891 and
eoi,iderabe Ieuucon from the rates OF lsoS aud la9
Tie Auditor has information 10 respect TO the opera
lions OF any other lines Of rad competing with the
Ami lat
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

NATARRH!-CANi it be CURED 1T never
~ sas tn Dr. GOODALE invented the only remedy for H.
can now BE- cueS This remedy be bad II tho principal
Dspot No. 6n Brosdwsy corner Houston-st New York
pamphlet describing CATARRH may be bad TRRS by ncosng
p stage stamp. -
FJSRIISSES. for the radical Cure Of Kuptures;
Fa.c stootiuss; Shoulder Braces Abdominal Supporter
kc The Gsysno Electric Regeners.or certain cure for
HperpatorrheA IInpotency Seminal Losses &c Gail
vaess Drs GLOVER and 0REE, Annst, under hussom
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

Whole smoun Of tolls collected on INC 'n~"p Aba $40
wsas aonn. Of ton. ocec.sd the CbampAin Ca o 40
ual ia 1853.
...... $3.50
From tie information now before us we are ehaoieu
TO deduec the following hcs, which VIII oe iniy es9
EsrJ by the annual Toll and tunnage repoF " W
from the del arimebt i'll January next; A. ,o..
l. That tbI % 6tths OF Ill the tolls collected inc hs
essop of ma, pstion we're received on through ei9h
frcm and 10 tie we-terp lakes aid Canada ,oso
O. That of tie 81 $50 so2 inerea;ei receipts ph0v
81, ,pI2 81 were collected ct Buiiso, os"es''
AID Ike ihrre idc-wuter ohices. .,oo .y,s
g. That of tie at owe increased receipts only
were collected ut all the other collectors oc's III tne
State which indicates strong competition on the hnes
Of way traffic
ESTIMATES FOR THE Fiscal YEAR: "a
II tte tunnsge movement on the canals In 1901 snaiI
c. rrrspODd with that of the past season, we may Scy
esu se considerable increase IN revenue the
,ral year ending the 3Oh OF September next over
Il pst by further adjustment and iufther INCREASE
IN rates oi, some Of the leading articles.
le tell receipts the present fiscal year. from oep al ,ss
BIZ adding ter per cent 70 the Spring and summer
c.Rts Of the l.st season ssy Gn tue Gpenmdg ..
eepls for Of th. hsca year Of.'. iSo1oo
Total s,,iu.,sd gross So 3lel, ,75
peouc. skpDlis sno; on ''' '..'''s...... 100000
Ne, ,urrlu. to the Sinking Funds. Isl
This surplus, if obtained will pay sli the constu-
tional charges upon the Canal revenues under
and of article Z, and leave balance OF $3ll ,Iol
uGer section of the article TO pay the interest,"
ON tie enlargement and conn etion debt OF $l2oVJVv
By this exhibit and estimate, We are presented with
be follow iug derits 10 he provided for partly by d.
rect taxation aid partly by postponements and future
d, ,fcieicy loans:
l. asnt. 'se c lon 2s ss4 is
d,he be c." Ess' ees ,esi 20 pay '1s as
g. A d. Lcii to reimburse the principal Of the same o.,
loan in .ishte,D Of. t"1'S "
ds6s IN he aPpI pia''on 10000 90
s. A deficit n the Iequi ed to pay the interest
and redeem The p hIcipsl in eighteen years oil
,ns - ~, cbs., s7 Law, Of lsss Of ass e8s 30
as,,,,,. ~ d,srieuci., 5S 2Ct 81
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

80 wTNs1,Ows SOOTHING SYRUP,
M xes vrHsLows SOOTHING sYRpP,
xps wINsLowps SOOTHING syRuY'
yus v1ssLows SOOTHING SYRUP,
rps wNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
.,.s ynsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
~ss y5rNsrow,s SOOTHING SYRUP
was wNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
ma wRsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP
Fs Children Tes;hiDt,
pss Children TeethipG
E.s Children Tss.hips
~ Children Tsebins
pc csBBen Tee'hOs
y. csaden Tsethns
~. enstss reothns.
y~ OAH&.en Tsc.hns
eHvcs Rest to the hothcz.
Gives Rsss the MOaAcs.
Gives Res ! tbe Noths,
Givss Rest 10 tie MOthcs
asves Rezs 70 the hssAes,
esves Res, 70 the M0shes.
ofvos Res, 10 Msshes.
Gives Rest so tAe Moshes.
And Beasa " tAe hAst
Ard Health ss the lniAD.
AsS Health 70 The Infant
AID Rsssh 10 the Infant
AID Bsshh 70 the Infant.
AssHsalth 70 The Infant
Ard Health to the Infant
And Health 70 The Infant
REV. sYLvANUs COBB THUS WRITES IN THE
BOSTON CHRISTIAN FREEMAN.
MzA wrsslov's soorHIss sTRuP.Are al the motAu
Ao road The Freeman soquainted article whiOs W
s advertised for the Iss. few nontb,7 We would BY
D. recommend sBy medicine which did NOT know
be soOd-paIulsrly fer infants Blu. of ths Syrup
speAk knowledge; in family it has proved ee-
ing indeed by giving infant troubled with ooic pains qeS
ep and he parents uSbroken night Most
appreciate these blessings We entirely opposed to the
ens practice Of duggns infants and would sooner lose on
nizhts rest than such But here A
which works perfection and which harmless for the esi
which affords the infant perfectly natural and the hth
ssb swstes bright button" And during the proces
teehins It's value incaulsbs We have frequently heS
mothers say they without It from the birth Of tb
child t Ii finished with the tsethins Siege oondes
ssions Whatever.
We have spoken Of this Syrup for the benefit Of reader
ho are paIent We know its good vue and have experienced
soue Of the blessings hch resu from Its Mira VIM
low DO qsAck but of long experience HaEse
Feanss Physician
None renuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PE2KfHa
NewYork, is the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world
Price only rs cents per bottle
Principal Office No. 10 Cedar-st. NewYorh.
ID. <NATARRH Can it be CURED 1T never
sas TIL Dr. GOODALE invented the only remedy for H.
II can cuJed! This remedy be had Il tho Rincpa
Dspo No 6n Broadway, Houson-st., New York a
pamphlet describing CAfARRH be bad SRES BY incong
p stage stamp
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05

We see by the foregoing exhibit, that the cost to
complete double the estimate fixed in 1854 and this
alone ought to admonish against placing confidence
in estimates.
ESTIMATES FOR THE cURREsr AND NEXT FISCAL
YEAR.
The following sums will be required for the next
fscal year. commencing on the first day Of October,
ls6I for the purposes stated below, and 10 supply the
deficiencies OF the preseDt fiscal yesrl Of which
late TO the maintenance Of the canals and the perma-
BeDt canal debt If the State.
To Of the collection Of tools superinenderce
ordinary repair Of cansls S90oe0 %
For the SINKING Fubd under sec ar. 10000 o.
To the Interest n the General FuDd Debt. sec.
AT $4,000 o.
80 contracted under section O. article H. 10000 90
To the Interest the 1 go Temporary loan 700 "
TO the deficiency in the sinking Fund-Un
the insres, On the 10 coo v loan ..........
To LAY the interest and contribution for sinking to
pay the principal In i5 years Of the s,3p0Uo
boating debt contracted under the 1c., chap
21i Laws VI l639 l5s ess 81
Total estimates for ,he 10 o3
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS APPLICABLE TO TIE ABOVE.
Receipts from canal tolls. 81, i6l ISL 90
Rec.iIts from taxes under the act
chapter 81, Laws Of 1889. zaS Sss 81 -
--t1 As0619 %
Deficiency. AesoiS 10
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-05
Nsw71prk daily Gribm,re
THE CANALS.

THEIR CONDITION AND REVENUES.
ABSTRACT FROM THE AUDITORS REPORT TO TIE
tpctar sTIpp lkbl.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-18
A youthful soldier.

Eddy Black, son Of George H. Black of
Indianapolis, is supposed to be the smallest
and youngest, If not the bravest, soldier in
the service of the United States of the In
diana troops. When he enlisted he was
but eight years of age, but he exhibited
such a spirit of patriotism, and so strong
desire te serve his country, that he over per-
suaded his parents to let him go. He en-
listed in the Twenty-frst Regiment Col.
Mcmillan, now stationed near Baltimore,
where he now is, and so attached is he TO the
service that he refuses to come on furlough
at the earnest request of his mother, telling
her that he had too much work to attend to-
He forwarded his two months pay and what
he accumulated from those who Voluntarily
gave him in admiration of his character,
amounting 10 all to sixty dollars, which is
now invested in Treasury notes. An army
ofsuch Lilliputs would soon overcome even
the fiery .ardor of the chiyalry. He is a
drummer boy. Just as he was leaving with
the regiment, an elderly gentleman spoke
to the little fellow and said, 'tmy lad, dc
you know what you are going to dol" "Yes
sir" was his prompt reply, II am going to
beat the drum while the soldiers are fight.
ing. for their country" The man shed
tears, and said to him, "If you return alive,
come to my house aud l will give you a
horse, / have plenty of them" Eddy In
teuds to hold him TO his ofer-Ind. Jour,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-18
The Unoo oou.plalnlns rTo.her.

A great many admirable actions are over
looked by us because they are so little and
common. Take, for instance, the mother
who has bad broken slumber, if any at an,
with the nursing babe, whose wants must
not be disregarded; she would fain sleep
awhile when the breakfast hour comes but
patiently and uncomplainingly she takes
her timely seat at the table. Though ex-
hausted and weary, she nerves all with a
refreshing cupof coffee or tea before she sips
it HERSELF and often the cup is handed back
to her to be rcfilled before she has had
time to taste her own. Do you hear her
complain, this weary mother, that her break.
fast is cold before she has time to eat it p
And this is not for one, but for every NOR
ming, perhaps, through the year. Do you
call this a small thingG Try it, and sec.
Oh how does woman shame us by her for
bearance and fortitude in what are called
little things! Ah, it is these little things
which are the tests of character; it is by
these "little" self-denials, born with such
gentleness, that the humblest
home is made beautiful to the eyes of an
gels, though We fail to find it, alas until
the chair is vacant, aud the hand which
kept in motion all this domestic machinery
is powerless and cold.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-18
.Sorofhla. or King's Evil.

Is a constitutional disease, a corruption Of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, md poor. Being in the circulation, il
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 taint is variously
caused by merourial disease, low 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 in the con-
stitution, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation i" indeed,
IL seems to be the rod Of Him who says, "I
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children" th
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt OF ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptlons or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies Of life, SO that scrofulous constitu-
tons 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 taint in the
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 brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from OF
ore 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 q medicine we supply in
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-18
AYERS
COMPOUND Extract of SarSaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
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 Scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERUPTIvB
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANrHoNY's FIRB,
RosE, or ERYsIPEIAs, PIMPLEs, PUsTULEs,
BLoTcHEs, BLAINs and BoI1s, TUMoRs, letter
and SALT RHEUM, ScALD HEAD, RINGwoRM,
RHEUMATISM, SYPH1LITIc and MEncURIAL Dis
BASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEDILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITIA-
TED or IMPuRE BLooD. The popular belief
in in,pinity of the blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions,