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~ TIM peculiar faint or
@ASM infection which va
$50 call ScRoFuLA Turks
$ !: :: g: 8: !: !;
>. :: J. !: ]. :. !" j: j !.
s-7jr "a. - -x---s " fcebled, vitiated state
II i fssxse,S n Of the blood, wherp;,
n 40 - ~ that fluid becomes in.
skt1H, Essf t~SS<tAil ", competent to sustni,
4 w.lE II. sfssssstf the vital forces in THOR
.s'.,.-sss = vigorous action and
sAs.'----~1.-=A 49, <lcaves the system In
- - *. - fall into disorder and
decay. The scrofuloUs contamination is va.
riously caused by mcrcurial disease. low
living. disorlered digestion from unhealthy
food impure air. filth and filthy habits.
the depressing vices, and. above all NV
the vcnercal infection. Whatever be il.
origin, it is hereditary in the constitution
descending 81 from parents to children unto
the third and fourth generation; indeed Il
seems TO be the rod Of Him ho saws. II will
visit the iniquities Of the fathers upon their
children" The diseases it originates take
various names, according to the organs IL
attacks. In the lungs, Serofala produces
tuherelcs, and finally Consumption; in the
glands. swellings which surpurate and be-
come ulccrous soresi In the stomach and
bowels. arrangements which produce ind-
gestion, dyspepsia and liver complaints; ON
the skin, cruptiyc ard cutaneous affections,
These all having the same origin, require thu
same remedy, viz, publication and invigora-
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healthy, You cannot have serofulous disease,
Ayers sarsaparilla
IL compounded from the mos. cffectual anti
,lotes that medical science has discovered for
fiis affecting dlsi,mpcr, and for the cure of
the disorders Il entails. That it is far supc-
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known ty I'll who l.gpc given it trial. That
il does combine virtues truly extraordinary
in tlieir effect u0an tbs class Of complaints,
il iudisruta' = Ur1y5n by the great multitude
Of Iat5giv known and remarkable cures it
has laaia 81 t1ie flowing diseases: Kings
Evil. or Glandular swellings, Tumors,
Eruptions. Pimples, Blotches and Sores,
ErysIrelas. Rose or ST. Authony's Fire.
Salt Rheum. Scald Head, Coughs from
tubereulous deposits in tho lungs, White
swellings Debility, Drepsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia CT Indigestion, Syphilis and
sypAiAac Infections, Nercurial Diseases,
Female weakness and. indeed, the whole
serI5s OF complaints that arise from impurity
Of the blood. Minute reports Of individual
cases may he found in AEEg's AaIrfekS
ALNASAc. which is furnished 10 the druggists
fJr era.uifaa. distribution. wherein may 10
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AND ERsON
Spring Bed Bottom.

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CAUTION
To Females in Delicate Health

10 TtWHIts III UtIICAIt Heafh
DR. Dow, Physician and Surgeon No & Ed.eot sect
Boston, Is Consulted daily fr al diseases elrut5 the
female system. Pragsas teri OF falling u the Womb
Flour A5us. suppression AMI other menstrual de arlt
mcuts, an tr,;yl upon n,w pathological pisrIf-s
aud speedy relsf rulrlute iH very Few days - iu
yar,by certain Re the node q treatment that mast
obstinate complaints yield under H. aud tie afflicted uf.
sea soon TeIalees 10 fserect health
Or bow has no d4att lAt greater experience in the
cure 20 diseases q Wo4ga and cElful lAu Any oleI
physician In Boston.
Boarding acrdnodat1rs fr patients who may wish "a
stay "a boston i-w days under his treatment.
hr Dow since lst5, having cont el bis whole at,au
'4 % 80 oaoe practice iar the Of private Disease.
9Ad Eyatir te4 paints, aeklvs led ua 10 superior ID ,h,
L uite3 states
y All letters must c1Hat gr red stamps or ties
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SALE AT AUCTION.

I'm Saturday MorniRg. September l3th, at ~
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Washington, July 231, 1861. Iwzs
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CERTAIN CURE
IN ALL CASES, OR no CHARGES Maof

Or. bow Is consulted daily, from A. n tosr.M. al
above, upon all d.Acu; and chronic diseases II every
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ITEMS fIom all parts Il the Country 10 obtain adYes
Among The Physicians to B0slan none stand hsher IL
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Y s-hr. Dow importG and has Tor sale a nov artirl
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TIM peculiar faint a,
infection which We
call ScRoFrLA Turk,
in the constitutions Of
multihdcs Of men. It
either produces or ia
produced by an en-
fcebled, yitiated state
Of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system to
fall into disorder anil
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TALLAHASSEE, LEOy CorSTY
Florida. Jul4 H. 1880
r. nr Uerrirk, Albany, \ Ivy Dear Doctor
Erte ts inform you q the wonderful effect q your
Sa4ar Coated Ts my elder daughter. For three years
la. affected with bilious deraug cement Of tina
y-er sadly mpa figg her health, which has been stead
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trr last frivui advised your pills Having
tea fullest confidence 10 th Judgment u my friend, ob
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Pax kaw New York. On returning home ceased all
tfer treatment, and administered your pills, each
aisht The improvement Ia her feelings complexion, d
tsii lon, ETC. surprised all rapid ard permanent
restoration ~ health, has been tic result We used less
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She above just tribute to you Physician, aud
trust i aH b. The means Of inducing may dop: your
Illis their family medicines.
remain dear sir with many thanks,
Your obed.cnt servaut,
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Herrick's Sugar-Coated Pills.

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w E wish to call the attention OF The Ladies
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PATENT AND THohpSOsIaN MEDICINES

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Ayer's sarsaparilla

Evil, or Glandular swellings, Tumors,
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches and Sores,
Erysirelas, Rose or St. Anthony's Fire,
Salt Rheum. Scald Head, Coughs from
tubcreulous deposits in tho lungs, White
swellings, Debility, Dropsy. Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia CT Indigestion, Syphilis and
sypAiAac Infections, Nercurial Diseases,
T. L 4 L 4
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-02
CRITICAL SITUATION OF THE REBELS
IN TENNESSEE AND NORTH

From 2hs Atlanta (Ga.) CeWederGcy April ~
We are informed and believe the information
to be correct that the en0my's cavalry have ad-
yancad southward from Huntsville, have crossed
the Tennessee River at the extreme southward
point of that stream in Alabama, and are now
at Gunter's Landing This is within forty or
ffty miles Of Gadsden, on the Coosa river, which
distance they can travel in one day, and cut oft
the passage of any more steamboats, up to Rome;
nay, they might seize few boats and pass up
the river to Rome and take the city, burn down
our foundries, which are rapidly turning out can
non and small arms. and do whatever mischief
they pleased.
Gunter's Landing, by a direct route through
DeKalb and Cherokee counties, Alabama,
along fine road for travel, is only eighty miles
from Rome. The enemy's cavalry could pass
this country in two days, and burn our foundries
in Rome. They could at that point and at
Kingston, capture enough engines and cars to
| proceed upon the road with an armed force to
protect them in burning tine bridges, and be ex-
nosod TO none Of the difficulties that the engine
stealers met with few days ago. or they could
approach and burn the bridges from Rome
through the country. With those bridges burn
ed Kirby Smith, who is understood to be adVanc-
ing on Huntsville, would be cut off from re-en'
forcements or retreat. East Tennessee and our
forces at Knoxville, Greenville and Cumberland
GAP, with all Western Virginia, would be ex-
posed in the same manner we pointed out II
commenting on the consequence had the engin'
thieves been successful.
Appealing to the Government THE ConJeder
aey continues;
Who're is the force to meet and repel this de-
monstraton? What adequate provision ha
been made TO protect the State bridges on th
State road We know of none except simpl
guard of one or two men at each bridge, VIII
could not resist any attack in force.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-02

TuE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK, No. III Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Delaware Once open TO
receive deposits and make payments, daily, ex-
cent sundays, from 8 o'clock, A. NJ, TIL l r.
Nj. On Tuesday evenings from to o'cl,ck'
and on Saturday evenings from q to o'clock,
Profits upon deposits in this institution alter
payment OF necessary expenses, are all to be di-
vided among the depOsitOrs. Dividends ar; are de-, i
cl ared sem. annually, in the months oil Aprli anu
October Two dividends Of per cent. each for
& months (being at the rate OF 6 per cent per
aunum) have been made, payable October l.
1851, and April !, 1867. sn.
The Charter enacts that no member OF the
Board of Managers shall he entitled to receive
any profit or emolumeni for his services as such
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited will
the Corporation.
Managers William $, IIilles, Edward Belts
Xii Todd, Joseph W. Day, Charles w, Howlanu
Thomas W. Bowers, George W. Bush, Edwar'
Moore, Leonard Il. Wales, Clement b. Smyth
DR.. J. F. Vaughan, James Scott, VIM Candy.
WILLIAM s. HiLLEs, President.
GEoRGE W. BUSH, Vice President.
| JouN T. MoLEAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-02
CHESTERFIELD TACTICS.

The clever correspondent Of the Home Guard
says -" From the fact that the usual mode Of
giving command by military officers falls go
harshly upon the ears of sensitive privntes, the
following style has been attached to a regiment
-or Reserved Grays,' and is appropriately termed
the Chesterfield Manual -
Any COMMANDING OFFICER.
al. Gentlemen, you will please give me your
attention
80 You will be kind enough to cast your head
and eyes to the right, aud endeavor to observe
the immaculate bosom of the third gentleman
from you.
"8. 0blige me now by casting your visual
organs to the front.
"A Allow me to suggeut the propriety Of
coming to an order arms.
"5. Gentlemen, will you condescend to shOu-
der arms?
SO You will confer special favor by coming
to support.
~. II il meets your appreciation, beg leave
to propose that You carry arms.
"s. Now, gentlemen. you will please present
arms.
40. shall consider myself under an everlAst.
ing obligation if you will once more oblige me
by carrying arms.
"l0, Having just and high appreciation oil
your intrinsic worth, as well as your exalted po
sition in society, humbly trust that am noi
infringing upon your good nature when reques
you TO trail arms.
al Gentlemen, for the last time, permit m'
to remark that ii is my earnest desire that yot
should come to shoulder arms.
r. Ii it is not too labOrOus, should b'
delighted to see you change your position b,
coming to right face.
"l3. To conclude your arduous exercises,
will still further trespass upon your well know
aiiability by desiring you to come to arms port
"l4. Gentlemen soldiers blOod-staine
heroes il congenial to your feelings, you ma,
consider yourselves dismissed, ] beg to remark
however, that should il suit your convenience
you will be kind enough TO hold yourselves sui
ject to be again called into line, which you wi
he made aware of by the repeated and vigorou
tapping of the spirit-strring drum. recollect
ing, at the same time, that the first vibration {
that sweet instrument that strikes the tympanul
of your ears, is merely precautionary. Allo
me to exclaim, in stentorian voice; Sever ii
ranks march
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-02
III " III y
Major General Commanding
The philoaonhv of Faot.

A writer in HdiPs journal ef Heaith, combats
10 very foruible manner the prevailing hut err
roneous opinion that Budlen deaths are invarin-
bly, the result Of heart disease. Nothing could
he farther from the truth as it has been ably
demonstrated from scientific Investigations that
% per cent Only arose from disease Of the heart,
aud that the mortality from cOstvenesa alone
was threeiold greater than from the henrt, apo
llexy, or pulmonary affections. This universal
and popular lnllaoy should be dssipated at once,
und The real cause of sudden deaths, with the
lest preventive measures submitted TO the peO'
lle This has been the doctrine Of DR.. Holo-
wAy through long aud arluous career in all
parts of the civilized world, In almost every
disease he prescrhes his celebrated Pills, whose
Immediate action is on the stomach and bowels.
Unlike ordinary cathnrtics, however, which
create necessity for repetition until the func-
tons of the bowels have become paralyzed, DR..
llolloways Pills penetrate to the seat OF the
disorder, aud not only cxpel the nerid matter
from the stomach and viscera, but so removals
aud inVigOTate them that future recurrence Of
The mnlady is actually impossible. The influence
Of these remedies is not confined to these organs
alone. Their active principle combining with
the blood is conveyed to every part Of the system
10 that the whole constitution becomes invigorA
ted, and the general health of the patient estab
lshed on d more firm and durable basis thai
ever
During Dir. Holloway's brief sCjOurn in tn
United States, he visited our principal cities, ant
gave several popular lectures on the cause an,
Origiu of disease in general, clearly showin
their effect upon the system. lie also explaine
in an easy and familiar style the peculiariiy an
operation Of his Pills and Ointment in al
phases and types of disease" Eclectic Expos
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-02
rIlRlnsIrIES orr sLEEp.


In Turkey, if a man falls asleep in neigh
bOrhOod Of poppy field, and the wind blows to,
ward him, lie becomes narcotized, and would
die, if the country people, who are well aequaln-
ted with the circumstance, did not bring him to
the next we'll or stream, and empty pitcher after
pitcher of water OH his face aud body. DR.. APP
psnheim, during his residence in Turkey, owed
his life 10 this simple and efiicacious treatment
DR., Graves, from whom this aneedote is quoted,
also reports the case Of a gentleman thirty years
Of age who from, long-continued sleepiness, was
reduced to complete living skeleton unable to
stand on his legs. 1t was partly owing to dis
ease, but chiefly to the abuse Of opium; until at
last, unable to pursue his business, he sank into
Rbect poverty and woe. DR.. Reid mentions a
friend Of his who, whenever anything occurred to
distress him, soon became dr0wsy and fell asleep.
student at Edinburgh, upon hearing suddenly
ofthe unexpected death OF a near relative, threw
himself on his bed and almost instantaneouslyl
amid the glare of noon day, sunk into profound
slumber Another person, reading 10 one of hit
dearest friends stretched on his death bed, fell
fast asleep, and with the book still in his hand
went on reading, utterly unconscious Of what h'
was doing. A woman Mt Hamadt slept seventeen
or eighteen hours a day for fifteen years An
other is recorded to have slept once four days
Dr.. MacHsh mentions woman who spent thre
fourths Of her life in sleep, and DIR. Elliotsol
quotes case OF young lhuy VIM eiept lur 81
weeks and recovered. Tho venerable St. Angus
tine of Hippo, prudently divided his hours int
three parts-eight tO'be devoted to sleep, eigh
TO meditation, and eight 10 converse with tn
world. Maniaos are reported, particularly in Oh
eastern hemisphere, to become iurlously vigllan
dusing the full Of the moon, more especially whe
the deteriorating rays OF its polaIiEed light al
permitted to fall into their apartment, hence th
name Of lunatics. There certainly is CREATE
proneness to disease during sleep than in III
waking state, for those who pass the night in III
CampagnA Ji Roma inevitably become infecte
with its noxious air; while travellers who Z
through without stopping, escape the miasma. :
Intense cold produces sleep, and those VII
perish in the snow, sleep on till the sleep
death.