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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

MARINE ENoINEs.-The Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue has decided that marine en-
CINE itself, as built into and forming part of
the vessel, is not regarded as a manufacture,
nor subject to taxation under the law. There
are, however, articles used which are In them
selves manufactures, and which are known to
commerce as such; these are, of course, subject
to taxation, and should be assessed as other
manufactures. If the builder of marine en-
gine is himself the manufacturer of an article
used In the structure, as steam pump or cop
per pipe, he becomes liable, as manufacturer,
whenever there is a removal for sale or con-
sumption.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Payments always in advance.
When Club of subscribers has been forward
ed, additions may be made to 1t on the same
terms. 1t is not necessary that the subscribers
to Club should receive their papers at the same
post Office.
Money may be forwarded by mail, at our risk.
Largelamounts can be RENTED In Treasury
notes, or drafts on Boston, New York, Philadei.
phia, or Baltimore; smaller amounts In gold, or
In notes Of solvent banks. Address
WI. MURTAGH & CO.,
Washington, D. c.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

CoNxIssrorER's Dzclsror. follow1ne
decision has been made BY the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenns, 81, 10, y,,4,. Z,
Oysters In cans not aIrtight nor slled 70 pre-
serve the contents beyond brief period oftime
are not subject 70 taxation when, however,
meats, fish or shell Ash are picked In cana or
other air-tigh, vessels, for the purpose and With
the expectation Of preserving such srticIes for
considerable periods Of time, they are subject
to tax Of 5per cent. ad vslorem, nor does an cb
liability depend upon any previous preparation
Of the articles for the purpose Of aiding in their
preservation. Tho exemption il duo erclusiyely
to the fact that the cans or other PACKAGE. are
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01
t~ The New York Times, of Monday, has
the following mischievous paragraph: @

Burnside is on the eve Of struggle within
the small space between our capital and the
rebel capital, which will almost certainly de-
eide the fate Of one or the other Of these capt
tails, and may even decide the fate Of this re-
bellion or of our beloved Union"
The fate Of this rebellion, or of the Union, is
not to be decided by any single battle, to be
fought anywhere, and least Of all in Virginia.
We have had an indeclsive war in that State
for twenty months. JEFF. Davis says he can
continue it for twenty years. There never was
but one way to put down the rebellion, and
that is, to put down slavery, and that is to be
done In the cotton States. No conceivable re-
suit of any campaign in the border States will
end this war.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

SURGEONS ORDERED ToTHE FnLp.-By COM
mand of Major General Burnside, the following
medical officers now serving In the various hos
pitfalls of Washington, Georgetown, Alexandra
and vicinity have been ordered TO report with
out delay for duty with their respective regi-
mentsi
Surgeon 8. d. Freeman, 42d Pa.
Assistant Surgeons B. s. Calm, ed N. Y; Fl
G. Derby, 9th N. Y; II. E. Gates, SOth N. Y;
Albert Utter, Seth N. Y; J. NJ. Palmer, s5th N.
Y; W. B. schemmerhorn, S7th N. Y; II. Du-
ane, 59th N. " Eugene schumo, I'd N. Y; G.
Henhert, Goth N. VI +. F. Sixcox, 18th Mass.
J. W. Miller, I20th N. Y; b. F. Taft, Goth Mass,
John D. Hall, 24th N. VI @. Reno, Goth N. VI
W. A. Talmage, 25th N. Y; II. W. Owen, 18th
ohioi j. F. Brown, lO5th N. Y; j. F. Day, 10th
Mainei J. NJ. Gof, nth N. Y; NJ. L. Rowland,
llsth Penn; Charles B. Lasehells, leth Penn.
Cav; c. Marshall, list Penn; s. c. McCor-
mick, 18th PENN J. W. Fitzpatrick, 9th Mass.i
T. L. Gibbs, 18th N. Y; g. d. Bassett, eth N.
Y; Sylvester Bunton, I'd N. H.; j. Sawyer, 10th
Maine; W. r. Barnes, 10th MY.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

This shows an average decimal increase OF
9i,6O per cent. in population through the seven.
~ years from our first, TO our last census yet
taken 1t is seen that the ratio Of increase, al
no one OF these seven periods, is either tive
per cent below, or two per cent. above,
the average; thus showing how inaexible, and,
consequently hsw reliable, the law Of increase
in our case, is, Assuming that 1t will continue,
liyes the following results:
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

GEN. McDowELL.-We lay before our readers
full report of what transpred before the court
of inquiry Wednesday, In the case of Mai. Gen
eral Mcdowell.
We give the Generals statement, and plan of
investigation proposed by him, verbatim, as 1t
was taken by our reporter on the spot. 1t is
well considered and succinct paper, and 1t will
be seen from 1t that the General does not shrink
from thorough investigation into the conduct
of his several campaigns. 1t will be seen, also,
that he proposes to summon several able and
patriotic officers to attend upon this investiga-
ton, and to give Testimony thereon. None
can have more hearty wish than ourselves to
see Gen. Mcdowell fully vindicated.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01
EXAMINING SURGEONS APPoIsrED.-The fol
lowing examining surgeons have been appoint

EXAMINING SURGEONS APPOINTED fol :
lowing examining surgeons have been appoint
cd by Commissioner Berrett
DR.. Josiah 8. Hendricks, Madison, Ind.
DR.. E. 8. Gale, vevay, Ind.
DR.. VIM. T. 8. Cornetts, Versailles, Ind.
DIR. Jas. F. Dodds, Bloomington, Ind.
DR.. VIM. A. Pugh, Nashville, Ind.
DIR. II. T. Butler, Noblesyille. Ind.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

NUMBER OF BEDS IN THE HOSPITALS, AND
HOSPITAL SuPPLIEs.-The number of beds In
the hospitals of the country is estimated to be
between eighty and ninety thousand. These
beds, complete, cost $500 each.
The hospital supplies at present on hand In
the medical department, are said to be sufficient
to supply GOO, 900 men for three months.
, 1862-11-08
Chs q rd111xzKK4
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1869.

TIE WIDoEsED SWORD.
They have sent ms the swo.d that ms h,eva boy
wore,
~ Or H. =; tltta A e ! IS i; ysang 5snoHn- ,.,,.,
And lie .un Of biz t:lys Welt down.
Awav with shs tears
That arG binding me 20;
There is jf.y II his yeage.
ThnrE h his young head he lows
And I'll gaze with solemn ne1ight- eEermofe
On the sword that my brave buy were.
Twas for freedom and home that gaye him away
Like the snns Of bls sace Of old
And 1hoagh, aged and gray, am ch1it!ess this day
He ia oenter. q a1haueand fold
Thst e'r Gtc1y ah1Ec unn
.,1 bal1uw his 11ane-
i land hat will lave him
Mhr d1~ i fus iss fame;
Ard sush*e wall sE:nt, when NV q haatai5 scte
Round sac s:Sord That my Irayc hoy wore.
Al. se aes.ls, 50 t.le-Aow they stood how they
fill
In Tie hs'lle, the Plague anG the cold;
Oh Is h.Asey and ucil aa Ger glory coaIi teE,
CT :hr flowers OF he hero 8 Ut uld.
Lie a+eo.*t 1h-cHyh siae f~e
s:as thet f.aEfn' stack.
That Eo bright ere the blow
te11es t0 blsos1y bacE;
eT f;ztE,t:st among t;ir1a, l.S cu!o1s he ho1e
AE5 ECIc il the swo1d thst my brave boy wore.
IT wea ki d OF his com-alse nc Kew no: how kiu3
Its n,ure thar tue lor:tcs TO Hie:
It kEeW uot how kind and how etaa1tast Of z1i.1i
The shadter 10 enTEs| can DC.
THEY Ene " well Ea 4 lonely
s1,w E1triou5ly wong,
Il the 1.ert t:at 1t. op;Y
Inv: loses young;
AID THEY cloeGa his dark eyes whe2 the b.ttls We
u'es
And tent bis old father the sword sbat he wore.
, 1862-11-08

A marble fountain in the old TO Tn OF Prague
has been partly pulled down by order os the
hareomaster. Il was built in 1888, ut . great
cost, and has always been admired on accouat
Of ita beauty. TIE governor OF tue city, as
soOu as lie leaTnt sAAt was going on, ptls
stop 10 such an set Of vandalism, and oue-hNf
OF the tire monument has been saTed.
The glove trade of Great B7itsia is im-
mepse Here are the figures: ''From auu-
siy to july, 1862, .1G7 SIG pairs oi leatner
gloves were brengEt Sato the United kin:y5-
dom. foreign par.s- ln t''enty-one months
s!ope the enormous tatal OF IL, $50 aa13 p:Irs
Of gloves found Their way into tEe counsrF-"
The japanese ambassadors contracted
bil! CT ,UY0 i: their Eoil in Loudol- Tley
ssnt it to Lord John Kuezsll, hoping England
would pa; it as Other countries had done, but
LVTu Jonn rc1Istd.
The emperor Of AuaM has sent to the
FTcrch Adaiir.i Haua1d tee decoration Of the
grsat ors:er OF Cochin China. Tuis decora.
tion, which. fort aaarc1c tor ths bearer, tie is
nut compelled 10 Hear, consists Of Two large
| ELEPHANTS tsc'h erd tHo }.fge rA!ncceEos
| hulhs, zach too;h aud each horn being load
| for 1nan.
a French post l service, By st:cm pack
es Ills been sst iii >hed between Saez and ra7i-
! ous prr!s Of the f..diau aid China SEAS, walca
| eCIy.ce will couLtc. Hi-n another ju-t @s.au-
/ l,th:d between A1arseil1es aud Alexandria.
| 1oue1lug at Messina- the packets fro Il M41-
| ExlucS lVl a4CAAAO4A& HtA4 1E1tN 01AISt4ktCS AH
the 10 b Of each month, at 9 p. m, aud Will
| carry mails for Sicily, Alexandria, Suez, Alden,
| Ccyl&u, tie FEeueh estabilsam in India,
| the B.i:i-h pusses sions il India, Singapore,
Cochin China aud Hong Kong.
There is singular operation going ou
smong tie Insurance offices of Lonaon, aud
l&s teen for some years. Weak offices have
been secretly assailed with in-iuna:loas tn i
they were about to tail, aud the consequ4u1
less Of business has rta1iy Threatened then
With failure. Desiring to save ior tue etlcs
holders as much us possible, the directors
have sold cut their Offices TO OF lers that We.s
stronger. This bos-coDstricenr process .
| swallowing companies whole has at 1eng't
become the regular occupsSioo OF some man
| moth oG5cst, end the monopoly Of Insurance.
has grown to be SO oppressive tnat q legal In
| veeIga1ion Of the matter hae taken p1ac
Some very interesting and not very credlGaos,
disclosures we're msde by It. It was proved
among other tbapgs, that 1T was not uncom
| mon tor the dir1ctora ot compaug to make
bargain for the sale of it to auOth.r. aud the;
joln n depreciatipg it 60 1ha:tn s,ockholdtr
would be comlellea to let It be sold, m
| when the ss1e Was made the rascailf director
wculd pocket the money. thus cheating III
I | Stockholders out Of everything. The enc,
nous extent OF tbs suind1ing will appear b
the tacI that since 18d8 no less than l5T inst
rsnce companies have thus disappeared. VIII
: >.uch specimen OF Eugl1sh rAsc4ltty to pa7 i
their own eye, iris about rime English pap Il
had btguu to say less about the mote ia Il
American optic.
, 1862-11-08

From the LeayenWOtth CONSERVATIVE, NV Ii
Our Topeka correspondent /, Il reserScd to
the 4rcaE iG!.d case Which MAS rscen1lS ar, Il ID
III The Cri I'd States district courf, b:::o.e
Judge Williams, y&io has ,aG.a /" under adj
visit Intut. Is the case Is ou3 which ia:ol7rs
:1e il le 10 large aud valuable zEact uf sn1,
ara hcs eyc!t-d considerable interest asuoaa
C. .I:e..bcls cf TIT l-ya: Ifat:rl.i:y and cIt.
z.rs generally, re gi7e 1h5 f-l!oTing bria:
nistss3 OF il:
T. is suit brought By the United States
.ig1!Esf joan Cobror, Nr-c"n-ie.ccn, (C2|e!
ot ll.: Delaware tEioe,} e n-y Eialo Y, ld.t7 iu-
icrPr. t:r OF tila t.foe. ;.ud JA11es e. Stone, on
The ehauce1y Eldr of the clrGnts court, 70 Set
8 We snd ct:ctl 4 patent is-u q hg the Uais 81
Statss tor lnr:s. 1Eact ct laEd OF E-hat Is
snow1 as the GOVERNMENT Farm, adjo1 ainM
L.:Nysnworth.
The value Of the 1aud. ID ing t~o sections,
or l $50 acres TIE lmpor ant questions IN The
c%use, AID the known ability OF counsel en-.
gswtd On hoth EiteS, rendered the cas-. one o
gsrai Interest The land, We understand, was
| lcct. under tEv provisions Of late treaty
| w..h the Della wares, which gave to CoDnor
| N.-cou-be-con ard Tiblow a risht to select {
| c-1taip qua..t!ty OF lnd. The selections seen
| t.. bave been made ard patents issued. Ih'
| l.pds were st1d BY them to the te:endan
| s cna. The gor: rnnic.t claifas that, unde
| t e t-s:fty. they had 10 right to Select til
t I,uas ia qn< stiau.
Ro,,ert Cruz;eg, esq, district attorney, an
.Is6ge G G4,ut, 1t, appeared for the Unite'
States. and Hon. Thomas f ring, Of Ohio, an
Sam l. 6:lnsoil and a. j I=acks, esq, Of thi
Try, 5or yke !es-ss. The decision will b
/: oken Tor with deep interest.
, 1862-11-08

K1 TONR TOB 4CCO--Of reliable
boxes aEd cAdd3es; hxo ne eut chewing aud snokt1t
Of approved manu In bar hall oezra3s. &c
<ARsoa5. f1IKM 1..:5 aatst MAnKH1: -,
, 1862-11-08
&l;nrkQanRpuH.
THE, CHEAP CASH JEWELRY
l.. NOuEE OF NEW YORK. :,

THE+ CHE ZAP G. =SH JEWELRY
l.. NOUEE OF NEW 7onK :,
HzAnaUAErERs FOR
Masons sud all D.a1ers In Jewe1rF-
IF. A., uAX ??ARD.
MANUFkGTURESC IE wELE1E,'
no sos pro.dsag.
wholeza'e Agents ua,ted II every Regiment and
yinces, lne ass. rarieut cou,p:ssca e!l Rtnds OF
SI IT'S. VEST CHAINS. NECK CHAINS LOG <EF5,
BRACELETS III GS. FINS, AkNS, STUDS
and tUTT1Ns. MAs0AIC. I-u. Q. r
AND all KINDS OF EMBLEM PINS
And everything In the 3ewei1y line-
Any Cna wishing 51112lts Rtn sc1t -fths- of
Il: iol,e41g asts:+s. eege;as5 Etlh Ga3 Wholesale
Nice Golt-s.Ear- Il s1as ,aic otEeT, ora
he Eng tfd snap LocSat, Or 81
6yul Engraved Brace It ora
Es1lrorafs Diamond Fling nr Ptn, or d
ST Of EnsraEel 5ol,::.irG stees:>Hcte ans.
{LsGy Q. GentieEaa's1 or
aeDtlsnl ar;= Sal Stone Ring, or
Lady Eoaf:e Esasr Ping. Or .
Ia5r'1 Enataeied t:syo;ytcg Pia. Or
Nest God nla:ed V~Et ch4tn os EetS Ca1;a. o-a
tv,tn t;1a1t 'E.cta1 al
Anchor Tin. with Chain attached: ora
All the shpve goods axe snd aI retail ut t7o11 3. +
81 eact. Persons .=i.h:cE to order aaG1A!a5 wil.h
r,%r lot e. specified tha Circular eau re9 uo }.
hsvsng t.tir oyut.s faithfully att-n.ed t..
, 1862-11-08
HOT AIR FURNACE,

For Hoat1ug Dwellings, P1b1fc 81 Hf11s :,
Storaa GhMfcne8. Eos T+ .
We would atytce all In want ii TIP hs.t 1
Eurnace to call at H h;t, "a, r.,,
las LAKE sTKR1tn n..osL tdabn
Apu e1amtae the shove. fos, 4etss''
isctale ald sola It 2ss ISEs etxss ta!ss4easa E
e SsSs 5;saff ; 5.s54,sb = tzs Il
, 1862-11-08
FOUNDRY FOR SALE, AT
i
Port Stanley, Canada West.

Comprising extern I've AaehIue sh1p,. ro9E.
en0 tx~Tvsh.ng utcessary carrying on Hourtsh-
Ing business TIE maaai4ease ea1eay Ct Asssal9-
afford ready aud profitable sale. The p:emtses md
nleehtnera> &c, i tha oest Of order. and VII %
solo On very reasonable terma-
e'A 4"@ AA>~ ~ "f$* T. q, HARPER.
| ocsQy735HeQ4 London. Eaaada WeEt.
, 1862-11-08
luulhgr.

f UMBER.-I would inszts the a1.
IL tentsn Of dealers and othess purchasing lambs7
aChc4Eo to one Of tue lasEest md most -
e. Flooring and Stack Boards 6ash. Door, Shingles
ath. Long Timber, *,otsta &c. Prices Tsa9onA6le r
Tdee filed wtth prog aud h6sltY Caratoade
tYasd- fard .nd 1tnee Beach, ttreet batWeeo Fol-
myx&r@Sm KEABA W031AA
, 1862-11-08

i +sISrAET QUA@TERMA AS

4 +elS*'AN Nj llU a. lEf1M Az
4 p 1Ess esr1tsff ffAr-cAu RI, Oct. .e:tl. 1sss.
Froncsas -ll be rccaiyeo IT t'lss oI4;c n!itn IL
c'!ock H. We,lAesday. TIE II Ii day OF November.
I43 far furnishing
ts0hh Tlree Thousand tArs 6f Hrst-class T1m"thy
Has: vel. pr sse,i and d.iiterei Ia Eo11 Il 31iI
lii: :g.s or lsrlt-- E4cn boar Lad = De :Snsn'
naui-G hE :h ei!!!:z-1I G: At .e..t a.s fe'sihln
ptI~tn s1briLE Iit quahtit, oi tiar contanct
t1eret1.
TQoW> sixty 1hausand bushels cf sound merciao:
uhIc StE:l'd Corn. Is lbs To lie p1@ae J. put
u, in new EE,t. Tor Other II -
tti,u ated I'd t:s ccEtract} atd delivered in
sui h suauttt!t In tile stnn On If tt1e u1dtf
.. Espeu tue wants o, tn srrvlce ma: req1tce.
10 Ga1} ~ cLtr Thousand blsrls o s1ats Is:
the rueha1l. 10 he clean aud s1u ID. ald de-
1iv-rpd in s,1llsr lEnnn=,. and gu 2]cct 10 tae
.s1u- proy1- lois As Corn,
has n,se OF incEe+En2 OF dusA;sat5E tne 1uan-
1ty o1 usy Data Ea7H onasntrd saEa- 3! IL nu
he made Ii The naI1e Of THE PARTIES CoASKCrEo
WITH TIE ACTION. Un tie hack or att &c ist
10 The bid Y I'll snsrenter si=nrn b7TFo rers1ts
Of Ii own r.s7on lhty. that the BID. Wtl eS ca1e
tic contract th approved surety y r.
II Tt.e 10 hs.1 TnH delivery ef the FnraE. Ii
suitable quantities must comm -nc- n Ten days from
1Ifc cute Cotr.s the t. his IT Et!tc1 tFe 9nh;san'
tj.1 sntet in tb!s aGrers E,-nt 1t y ntFt:n4-zly
requested that bi IL n f,t present. ae tne onensn5 ol
the pop. 81 Without positive knowt1dse tass tnt
parties a1 reliable, b:Es viii be .ctst laoc ul=ss
t.. pts n:a,nE them ne p1,ss1L Al th onesns
sppnsano''"' " e, 4. IlEE :E. Capt. All A,QM
]
, 1862-11-08

DEGPOsAlS FOR OATS ASD

~ 4i-A4s
r,..1 1ktEt T.! ,2GAHi st.ssT s = ~ , tsfSss
WASHINGTON. uc3oo.z s1s::- zs6s
Sealed Prcpcs lis viii nc received 1t tbs oacs Until
nT 4n TT e. a;x IT,; o. s,n g.; g L & f:o @
lnnti t,:ouslnI ba.heis Of ars sad t1So ttrets
W aas II 10 b. soea me- cnan.ahe Timothy. pu: up ia
tc the ton:
ss !: s:ss:s >, ~ss @
e;s:1Hu.enr. ~--,@e'
s nssS!y ,S e a. y. tas 3 sf f. 2t
tzar1.
PEoPDT4Ls-
tons sF nad Al a "f q 1tf rnsasas1
T5s r. op sefs n Is tas say and oa-s nay b. upon
tss ss,S' sqt t.sTs5c NE b Il 10: ss
II. 1aa 1san:r SD 81 oace .: dress of Tue olle
T. es s9 CT M ss sr G e., @ te b. n n3s
i:ie::; t. Is tie i:Fia Of te' pAFtazF ''
Ispc.ss t1eT s1e Al u;ft!e, VI cot es e,as
resY z>t1r rAor"sirros:. ,''
FL se. O. tr.sTn.azt,: &, sra;y. vsshia;t3. Dc
III i5ss:$ '$ '''s %r,naxsrr ''''''' l'' ''
The :ni':tx of .1- h td+r t. ,,e c7ot.:,c. should
t. IL sS,ssnst "'sss <'s'1'sll. 1880. ~ .''.u
1:s*!SS Ctur1 q u tse Unt:i st,;.s Ds:r:ct Arsor
NJ tt=.s u,rst a nrs.nt f.: passaa sa.1 the , ,a-x
entEsa g: H.: -.:s : III At b. c.EsI.;tr
Oh the net. 4.ns1 By t!s t-:rsoi SIX DISH of
e. e; ssniss tie sea::ef - 80. s,s'al . D1
i ts boss ei 5 s saa Il
TIT ist o s. sa 6 rssasa 1 nea ou
h:,SE nn: q ,:is oSss either Eers'ua's D; s-tt'5
Form or tcAE.Srer.
, 1862-11-08
plantatlo1; Hitters.
READ AND PONDER

The special correspondent of the N3v YoaE
EXPRESS, who was With .he armJ duriag ths
campaign il Ma7ylaad, sa3s Of tie rsc2n'
battles:
, 1862-11-08

T1ISSOLUTlON.-Notice is here
- by given that ths fru1 OF
EHnKssE d. DAVIS ac CO.
Ha& b. En- sse1ved BY mutual cousenI. Mr Dayi: ean
Sc found at nla Nursery at h .rlen. On th= 1*leas
Rsll1ued c,sSt niles tcnW the clty. Enere hu hs9
large variety OF PlaUz9 Sntunpoziea DO. as!e At
low prices. -.oE11H23@l@
, 1862-11-08
M1.atE: =znEza.


Narerooln ~ IL Cad st: at:at D7oadwa;.
MN IN!sh.
The 1rR e17erttnce 4,G nany facsitt IS tnc F-p-
:s71ctrs Tte.cs e7'ai. .ea t. tso1ns: 1:s-ts aeI!s
lr ~E -+t AL l+lt. ill.tf tttI
Ft,,r stt.,tio rs given - The con-, u:tn tua 'rose
M and in:rodact7sn Of all ssss:t.i GhafSc. t1at
NAV be required nn.kc N:teft F1au ~ te. West
u uurt laeers visiting Me- York arr invited 70 CAL
~: gxn:aise ie7so ST. a." u f!safs *.ta He
- nr.1 pfJfrtrE Tia ;aT,:Abt t.-m5 D.scriiftye cir
S~u:ats s. 1t by Tuai!. Se7s"*ofs"
, 1862-11-08

HH2fI3u11 4A.BtTx.E&1G11 S1Na1 %-xz3ze
NEeiEAN GtiG:3 Gui.Az LIE ...a -4:a:IAi<x
n.fsE. w ogs9 ,ts ses"9d ssf. ssPs q - ssss
Tue College Las eosts OF tweTs r1pzTisaS=a t=.cn
e. ssSj s3t stHssrs tnorqg:t aFTa'7z - 1?Ess
E.1 tes} g.: asla1e and atrracTt Aiiirsr9 ParE IN
e1sslient arg well furnished AfnaaEf, ane !:aEa-
tie at1eaE1on Of pHtsnts sud guards ans Tie largest
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

is q constitutional disease, n corruption Of tho
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiatcd,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pcrvades the whole body, and may burst out
i'll disease OH any part Of IT. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor il there one which it may
not destroy. The scrotulOus tRint is vRriously
caused by mcrcural disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
nbove ALL by the vcnereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary i'll the con-
stitutiOn, descending 4" from parents to children
unto the third and fourth gcncration;" indeed,
it seems 70 be the rod of Him who says, al
will visit the iniquitics Of tho fathers upon
their children" ..
Its effects commence by deposition from tho
blood of corrupt or ulccrous matter, which, IN
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubcrcles; in the glands, swcllings; and on
the Surince, crlptiOnS or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which gcndcrs i'll tho blood, depresses
the energies of life, 40 that scrOIiIlous constitu
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; consO-
Qucntly vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofIlous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most Of the consumption which de.
climates the human family hus its origin directly
in this scTOFulOlIs contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, Kidneys brain,
and indeed Of all the organs, nrisc from or
are aggravated by the sume cause.
One quarter Of all our people nrt scroflons; (;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health il undermined by it.
10 cleanse it from the system we must rcnovatS
the blood by nm Alternative medicine, md in
vigpratc it by healthy food and exercise
Such medicine we supply i'll