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Compannd Extract Of Sars: parilla,

the mos, c.Fcctaal remedy which the medical
skill Of our times cnn devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t j. com.
bincd from the most active rc,neslisla that have
ben discovered for the cxpurgas,on Of thia foul
d'-ordcr from the blood. and the sescse d the
system from IL destructive consequence.
Hence it should I've employed for IN cure q
not only Scrofa!a. but also those other adee.
tons which arise from il. such as ERrruv1
and SKIN DISEASES. ST. AxTMoxx's FiRE,
ROSY. OF EmrsirELAa. PiNrLIs. fvsrrLEs.
Br.orcnEs. RLAixs and Bolts. Tuxows. TsrrxR
and SALT .Rurux. ScALb IlgAD, nixuwoKx.
NuErNArIsa. SvrmiiiTic and MEnCrRiAL Dia.
VASES. DKorsy. DysrrrsIA. DEniLITv. and,
indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM viTiA-
TED on IuvrkE BlooD., The popular bslici
in ""pwify IF the blood" j. founded in truth,
Tor .eroiula Is q d. generation Of the blood. The
particular purpose aud vi-tMc Of this Sarsapa-
r;lla is 10 purify and rcyencrate iis vital 6uid.
without which .c,i,nd health j. impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
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,cai.ATERss 2:
A!gues' Cure,
Von TnE srEIpY cvnI o.

Isternittent Fever. o. Ysvsr aAa Aeue,
nensittsnt Fever, Chnl Esvers n.nS
Ague, Periodical ueade-ae, sr BilIeus
Tor the whole class q Atseases origimaes
Ing ln hillary derangement, caused By
the Qaleria Of A1iasasatAe C0antriss.
We are enabled here to o5ts the eonmunisy
remedy which, while it eures thu above complaints
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
swhsre these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CuRE" s1pcls the miasmstic poiecn 81 fKvyR
AND Acus nom the System, and prevents the d.
velePmeet Of the disease, II taken q the dsst ap
proaeh d r. p!emosisosy synptnN9 !th not only
Of complaints. but also the chesPe,s. The large
quantity we supply for dollar lghes il within the
reach Of every body and in blioas Gstsicts, where
FEVER AND AouE prevails, svery body shsuld
have Il and use Il freely both for care and prstes-
ton. great supesiority a this remedy over any
cure Of latsgmtsnss IL thati contains no Qaiuine
@EuscD. ssusegusady il pssdneee - asistn -
&H injurious effects whatevss npoa he eeusttt..
-. Those cured b. Il. are len q healthy = u
tn had never had the deass.
s1esa and Ague = ~ aleps he consequence q
i;: <: ;sss s.e anon: ssss .S & 49, =.
NssS. sssmsfisn, Goss, HesdseAs. Blvd.
sess. Ndk11k RarscAs, CatnvA, Astkes, Fst
pieaiIoe. ~ u Gsefics Of ~ Spless, HyeU.
Ses, Pass q bsspels, Code, Psvslysis asa D..
ssagemest - Ssossaex, an Of which, whes
originating - eanse. put on the aforementioned
't9pe, q hse periodicJ IhiG." csnnP espela
the poison - lhe bloo&. sad consequently casss
them ~ AZ + Is, IA Invaluable Proteeiisa =
residing in 'he nnalarious distT.-ta. Rtakeu oeec,
.ienaut q daily wtk sgpesed - de ipsee,ioa,
that will Be e1crcted from The system, and eaansi
accumulate in ss3cient quantity - ripen into DC.
ease. He1cs Il u evsr more valuable r. peoeee.
ton than cure. and few win evR suisr Aom lnsss,
3ia remedy a6ssaA ''s57 Is3
kregsssa byhI0AXn& o.. levGn Has
Moore d NeClellan. Oskaloosa. B. D.
Hillyer. Grassboppu Falls. c. F. Good.
man. Leavenwerth. aud agsats u every
ToWu y tbe Uuito1 oaateS.. eEaA
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scroflla, or Kings Evil,

is a constitutional disease. Q corruption a d.
blood, BY which this duid becomes vifiaeed.
weak. and pos. Being IN the eirculatioa, Il
psrvades the whole body. and may burst cut
in disease on any part Of il. No organ i ftss
from its attacks, nor is there one which il may
not destroy. The scrofalous taint j. vasiossly
caused by mcrcurial disease, low living, dis.
ordered or unhealthy food. impure air. Altb
and filthy habits. the depressing vices, and,
above ali. BY the vencrcal infection. What
ever be it, origin. IL i hsgcdiary IN the COZ
stitution. descending &c from parents to childra
unto the third and fourth generation )" indeed,
il seems to be ths rod Of Him who says. III
win visit the iniquities Of the fathers upsa
their children =
Its effects commence By deposition from De
blood Of corrupt or ulccTous matter. which, IN
The lungs. liver. and internal organs, Is termed
tubcrclcs; in the glands. swclhngs; and On
the surface. cruptions or sores. This foul cor.
Tupt;oa, which gcndsrs in the blood. dcprcsses
the energies Of life. so that scTofulous coasssu-
tons not only suffer from scTofulous COM
plants. but they have Car less power to with
stand fie attacks .es sther diseeses: eonas.
qucntly vast nv perish BY disosdess
which. although noe -ssofulous in their mature.
arc still rendered fatal by this faint in ths
system. Most Of tic eon~usApsion which d.
eima'cs the human family has its origin directly
IN this scTofuious contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of Tire liver. kidneys. brain.
and. indeed. Of Mi the organs. arise from o.
are aggravated Ivy tie same cause.
One quarter Of sll oGr people are scrofHloss:
their persons arc !nyntlcd By this lurking in.
c;ior, and their health il undermined BY Il.
To cleanse it from the system we nnss senovstc
the blood Ly m alternative medicine. and in.
vi-orate il by healthy fond aud exercise.
Such medicine VIC supply in
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FARM FOR SALE CHEAP!

THE CNDERslGEED offer tor ale: On sea'-
enable terms. q farm consisting Of S?5 nc res
Of cGoics aac, lying within two mics 81 Osks.
inosa, the county.,cat Of Jeffcrson County, Kan
sas. aud only % rifles from the best Missouri riv.
er m,rket n tho State. There are 100 acres in
cultivation. and upward. oil 200 scres uader good
fsuce The greater portion IL this farm ]. beau
iiiui, undulst'ng prairie. and the balance IS eov.
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al. the purposes Of the tarm. There are several
excellent springs on the farm. afording IN abun.
dance of wa,er foI stock. all tho year round. -
There 10 frame house on the Fsemises - four
god s,.d rooms, we'll plas..rcd with two coats.
Part OF the pur,hsse money must be paid down,
and time will be Civ, n on the residue. For fur
th.r particulars inquire q the subscriber, person
ally or by letter, nj O-kaioosa, kansas.
JONI w. DAY,
js26.nl9 Real Estate Agent.
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Ague Cure,

~ . - - 4p1Es 49, -
Intermittent Fever, of Fever and Ague,
Rsmitfent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Asue, Periodical Headache, Or Bilioss
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, Indeed
fsr the whole class q diseases erfsi.
nasine n biltafy deransencss, eassDd
By the Malaria Of niasnatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for By ths
necessities Of the American people than sure
md safs cure for Fever and Ague. Such
~ are now enabled to offer. with . perfecs
certainty that it will eradicate the disease.
snd with issuance. founded On punf, thae
nc harm can mise from ID NE in any guam.
sity.
That which profess from OF prevents this
disorder mist Be Of immense service in tho
cnmnsanities where il prevails. PSesemeioa b
better than cure. for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks a
this baleful distemper. This "CrRs" sxpeas
the miasmatic poison Of FEvEa AND AouB
from the system and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease. II taken on the first ap-
proach Of is prenonitry symptoms. 1t J.
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
fsr this class Il complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large quantity We supply lde
Q dollar brings il within the reach Il every
body; and in bilious districts. where FEvss
AND AcuE prevails. every body should have Il
and use it freely both foe cure and protection.
Il il hoped this price win place Il within tha
reach At all-the poor - well - the rich. A
great superiority a this remedy over any
ether evs1 diseepoed e., he speedy and ceS-
tain cure Of Intesmittents il, that L cootainG
no 0uinine or mineral, consequently is pro.
duces no quinism or other injurious ellesh
whatever upon the constitution. Thon eussd
By It are left as healthy = II they had nevsz
had the disease. sr-
Fever and Ague il not alone the coasequenel
Of the miasmatic poison. A great variety q
disordcs arise from it, issitGaion. among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Govt, HeodocAa
Blindnea. feethache. Eassche. CatassA, Ash.
ma. Palpitation, Painful AHectinn q ~
Spl.cn. Hyseesics, PAIN in the DouG3A Celia
Paralysis and Desangement q - olpaacA
al Of which. when originating = - eansa
put on the intermittent type. q hGoans pesjn1r
icaL This CuRs" expels the psiDua Asn
de MOOD. and consequently eBD then "a
alike 1t . IN invaluable protection - inni.
grsrts and pcssons travelling o. temporarily
residing in the mG3arious districts. II takal
occasionally q daily while exposed = IL r.
fiction. that win be excreted from the sysem,
md cmnot secumulats h sufficient quantiey
70 ripen into disease. Hence it b even nsge
valuable fse protection than cure, and lev Win
ever sufef from Intesmittents. II tAey evail
themselves If The protection this se1sdy q.
iordk.
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81 the yeassseies & the tlsea -saa he resonso-
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, 1861-09-19

Eire rccimen:e in Pennsylvania;
Two regiments {probahly1 At New H2vcn. u.
These troops will be sent forward as ex-
1eaitiopsly aa possible, and the most OF
them this week. There are other reg1-
nents in New York ard New England 30
nearly ready to move, at last accounts,
TINT they might, perhaps, be included IN
the above enumeration.
It is evident, therefore, that our army at
Washington is being enlarged, this Week
1ry ct least 5000 new men.
, 1861-09-19

In addition to Heckers, Turchin's,
Fa1mworth,a. Dickey's, and Brackets
.eciments the three latter cavalry-order-
d OF On the way to Washington, Colonel
julius Whites regiment moves towards
The same destination this evening, How
many aore Of our Illinois boys will be
dragged out Of their natural and appropri-
a:e sphere Of labor, to supply the defcien-
ey omen created by the iH.action Of the
Eaa, We, Of course, cannot tell; but II an
Other report shall gain rredence that Beau
regard is about to march with q superior
:oTce, another draft from the West may,
~e:aink, be expected There is something
"rong IN this matter, somewhere; and
A!'ei :. Inc present danger is over, and pub
IVY ~, WAL do no harm. tie people hereaway
" IL iooA ior III explanation Of this non
thaceount'Able movement, E ven now
.hfy ftel sha' Aey have right to ask why
II IS II New England and Penrsylvanin
will MS: volaatte., tn:s the drafting his
1t': ;'rcs.7y begun.
, 1861-09-19

1re, H.. bruised about the head, and scalp
rourd; Stephen T. seelock, Madison county,
II, Of Co. 6, froctuze Of leg; - Tennyson,
Wis. Of Co. G, bruised; Isaac Houghtaling,
lafayette, Oneida Co, N. T., bruised The
iemairder are aeleep and their names cannot
be sscertaIued to rigEt, but they we're all able
10 walL tetLe room nsd will speedily recover.
The wounded arri-ed en- tie express train.
fbe 1e11nir der of the regiment is zot yet in
Tie following ia a complete list Of the
Killed. Company E-Martin Kelly. Company
Gnmpauy &c. Il. Valentine, J. n. B4bbitt.
Consran, &C. z. CottiIg, David Mobile, G.
II. Bsal.ire Company I-Caps. B.. B. How
ard Corpo1a!s Samuel Clark, J-rsnish 1a-
graras and A. Painter; priyases VIM. Frost,
L. Carroll, Issac Ce1ensn, Henry Coapoza,
Jehn Brown, Joseph Smith, McCoanol1g,
Robert Bruce, 4. c. Burroughs, Vim. Hn'
1iek, Anthony Raffner, Peter Fowl=r, Vim.
Riager, John Douglas and Henry Bluat. The
report that TWO Of the wounded died in pass
ing through is incorrect.