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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-07
Circuit CGuTt--si0llnty Of Mani
EAyNa.


Theron K. Bul-u, Jan J. Cecil Sias Raw
son, and Albert W G;ccA, az INST Obadiah L..
Patr.
Tn" Safe Of Wisconsin to Obadiah II Pett
V0U are te eby sunmoncd and required To
L 'swcr the complaint in this action, which
fled IN the ofiirr of h. Clerk Of the Cifcu I
Court, CgaItr ~ Mauit1wOc, A copy 0! which *
herewith ~trv' CT ylu by i,A and {" strTe q
cory d ysur aus@er to lies n c a,litt Oh
tnc subscriber, At hS oifce, in his dwelling
IN the wing" e MaGIt1"1c, in sad county.
,iii twe,''y " aiJer ii elvcr Of tbs suns
m0rs on Iru, exclusive Of the day Of such
vice md If vou fail to answer the said com
plant within tie me aforesaid the plaiIiif. in
his 'ii0n will take judgment against You for
,he sum OF three hundred and sixty -thre 0 lC0
dollars. with interest i:om 4 e eighteenth day
OF Airl, or jht u>aIIT, c'g't humid d and sixty,
Jcsides the costs of tina acton.
GEO REED Pin, e. Attorney.
Dated, Nanitowoc October 81, lsGl.
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Bn Ju5tlce's Gu {.

william IT. Glover and 9 eorge : Glove, az:
0hadish n. Plsts Eanit,Eoc county, lows or
N.nitowoc-s,. Ia obadiah II i'at
yTOC are hereby notified tn; a warrant o. Al
/ tachfnenthzs been issoedagai styou az your
prupe, ty attached. 70 satisfy he demand !" I'll
liam H. Glover and Ge1lge 5. GioveF ans. h'"
ing to Fifty SIX dollars and Seven GeiIa N'~
ua'ess you shall appear before " " al ;, a
Justice Of he Peace il a1d for said equity, at
his Office in said town. o. tie sjsta d.Y ot Feb
ruary. i. D 1862, at ton Q c!co& ii 1he forenoon.
judgments viii be rendered AZ ,i1ist you and yoar
property sold 10 pay the dob.
WILLIAM 6. GL9rEa and GsoKGs ). 6hovss,
P,ajGt.ft-.
Dated this 7th DAY Of Jsnn.ss, 4 . fsd2
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The STEAMER CoMEr.--The Milwaukee

The STEAMER CoMEr. Milwaukee
Nciry SAYS that the work Of renova,ing
aud repaintiug The favorite steamer Comet
viii be commenced in Il few days. Size is
to run on the same line As last year: from
Milwaukee to Two Rivers, aid once a
week to Ahneree, fifty miles north Of Man
itowoc. Ne are pleased o learn hat her
former popular commander. FtED PABsr.
IS 10 resume command Of her lie coming
season; also Mr.. GREGG" "a Clerk =
Last year The first nip on this line was
made the h Of March. This spring she
will commence 10 run as soon as uayiga-
ton opens.
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MrLIrA Capt GusrAvGUsox and
other members Of ur Scandinavian CONS
pany are in town on furIouch The Cap
tain reports the ! 5 h Regiment nearly fall
and awaiting marching orders He wants
few good men 10 fiji up h;> Company
and will take them to Madison free Of
charge. Capt g. VIII leave hrre 90 Sat
urday, and those Wishing to 80 had better
apply At once.
Our friend FnED. w BoncuERDr, one
of Capt. CLAnK'e Company, ht- been Dr.
tailed bY government TO recruit for the 5 j.
Regiment. and is now in that service q!
Berlin. We recommend FHED. TO the
kindness Of our friends in that section as i
good and true man, and Whole hearted
Democrat. Won't he come down tins
way, and give US the light Of lis honest
countenan e
JONI NJ READ, for some time Foreman
OF the Pilot "llire, and who has been pro
NOTED to Third Sergeant Of Co. f, I'LL
Regiment, has been visiting his friend,
here. lie looks well.
CARL II ScnMrDr, who left here as Or,
derry Sergeant Of Co i. Oil Regiment,
has been eilhor kicked ont # tho Company
or forced to leave iIand join another. lis
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L Il Il PI LOT.
Job Printing!

We are prepared at al! times to do any
ksd IF work in the Book and Job Print
Ing line. Hayi1g large and varied as
rcftr ent of type. and large stock OF di'-
ferer! kinds Of paper, VIC can Pflnt mana
IiU.. cards. cheeks. notes, dc, as neat a.
CIR re done this side Of Milwaukee, and as
cha, as he cheopest Try US
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CircnEi Go.irf--GDunty OF Mani
fOyynC.

Samuel NJ C0rHeu, S'dnrv Cornell, AID Sim
con b. Carey against Obadiah II. Pistt.
The State Of Wisconsin to Obadiah II. Flatt
NOU are hereby summoned and required 10
/ answer the complaint IN this action, which
l., filed in tie Office Of the Circuit Court. Cou"ty
OF II :,uitowoc. copy OF which is here With serv
cd upon you, and to serve a copy G! yoGr answer
70 the sid com 1!aint on III subscriber, at his
Office, in his dsetinx- house in the village ct
Mauiiuwoc, in said county, within twenty days
# err The service o, ibis summons or You, cx-
elusive e the Day ot stcI. service; and if you
fail TO Al swer tn SAID complaint t'.iu The timo
sf resait, the p'"irtjff, in this action will taSc
Judgment ag .inst Won tor the sum OF thiee hun
drri AID one IS leo, with interest from the
ii n ernth day of Aril, one Thousand, i-ht
bundled and sixty, besiies tie costs Of this &C
zion.
GEO. GEED, P.a'nfiGs Attorney.
D4ttd Mamie woe, &c. o5ei 81, 1851.
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Couri.-5aanitosyoc 90.

Char rs I. Draper, Dauie! P. CLARK, Puker
p. Clark, George II. CLARK, snd Eijal F. Cimk,
ag4iast Obadiah II. Piatt-
Thu State Of VISIONS to Obadiah II Patt.
NOU ATE hereby summoned and requ red t.
/ answer the comi5lt iGt in his action, which
lied il the Office OF the Clerk Of the Circut
Court County Of Manit0wOc. and copy of
which Is herewith served on You, and 10 serve
A copy OF your answer 10 the said complaint on
Tie subscriber, at his Office in his ~crng house
in ,he yi.llge Of Mauirowoc, in said County,
within twenty DAYS after tie service "f thus sum
mons on Won. oxcju.lve OF the cay Of such SIR
wee and II you f i to answer the said com
p!;i4t withn the tine aforesaid, the plaintiffs IL
ting scton will TAX ljg""nt against you for
three hu. ,ged md forty four dollars with inter-
st from The htth day # July, one tho sand
rilhi hundred and sky one besides the Costs
OF dis action.
GEO. REED, Plrint;f's Attorney.
Dated Ms'.i.nwoc. Ny. 6 1881
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new kDV RTise MENTs
Sheriff. sale.

Circuit Curt Ntmitogyc County.
lfrrmau Gi bert ard John Ha,hcs. ,.c inst
William C Case, Nency P.o:ior, Lucia Ruf-r.
Harriet s p, octof JOHN C Procto Edward A
Njco'tald Jofn B D C,gssel.
On yrtu" o. :in execution issued from 81 ID
- cont the above entitled at o.. 10 me di-
rctted and delivered again the personal and
real property OF The above named defend ants
have sejz~ aud levied upon the frliowi:g der
crib d real estate and all the right title, and
interest the said above named dcirndints or
Il her OF them had TO the same the % h d Y
OF ,uuir!, 4 1862. or which III or Il her
Of them have since "rq1lred, which premises
are situ,i, a in the county of NJ itnwnc, and
5 ale OF Wi>c"usin. 10 Wit: Ihe east GaI! OF
the north west quarter AID the east halt Of the
north cast quarter OF Section 80. twenty eight
2S); the east halfot Ia. norh west qulr;cr If
Seer. no. twenty one eli; the north west
quarter If the north eat quarter, and the we-t
halt OF the torfh cast qnirjrr of the north east
quarter, and he u"rlh west quarter "f Il Q
south east quarter Of III" south Isl qurter Il
See. no. twenty Iiae-o9-; tac s, 18th west
qa.r,er Of the north west quarter Of Sc Il
wItv cight-2S-; the w,st n If f b. 10 III
east q }arttr Of Sec, 10 twenty cigh'-2S-:
The west hal 81 III sou h caSf quarter. rni tie
north west qlarter Of the n eth wesr qi.Itrr ot
Sec 40 twenty one -2l--; fhe east hall Of the
north cas- QI4lter, f he rorlh east qulrtpra d
Il e north east qltt r 81 tie sou ea~ q arr
e SEC. ne. cnty-10--all IA / wnslia no s.s =
en- emil, not Ut Il. n5e no. twenty onG-
u =, east
WINCH said real property, and the right, tide
u inteIe.t The above nalnrd defendants or
either Of Inem have in anal 10 the same / shall
'xpose Tor ae and sell at putlc yendue at the
Curt House. IN the wiling" Of Nanitowoc. on
the 29th dav Of Harc:, A d. lSC2 1T 10 "'clnca
in the forenoon OF thar day. Dated the ) h day
OF February. A. j. 1862
MNNAN MURPHY SEer;r
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Advertise in the Pilot.

TT advertisers agiH pLease bear in mind
sEzs tie Pilot has noao tie largest circulo
s;on Of any English piper p'1nfed l.. this
fsas.ty, and that ii IS tor Mrir interest 10
1;s. ats Columns AdrcytSe IN ii, and there
81 Hcreqse your business.
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Marrow ESCAPE FaOM CoNFLAGRA
TioN.-On Wednesday morning. about 10
o'clock. a thick cloud Of smoke was issuing
INTO he PHI Office from the side Of the
Iuiding in winch it is located. 1t was run
ming up from below between two partitions
and he 0ovs in the office Immediately
rave the alarm On investigation the fire
and smoke WAS found TO proceed from AN
on, she'd attached to sa,oon on the first
floor, the siding Of which was ablaze =
The fle caught from ashes which were
placed close 10 the partition, and bad Ii
not Lcen for It's speedy detection by our
BOYS, tie whole dock would lave been
destroyed. Fortunately for the proprietor of
tie saloon, the Pd toffice, Mes>rs. 1onEI>
SON, MAuoXEY, SHERMAN, aud 1t. Col.
X X. JOINS, (wbo owns several buildings
IN The block) the accident did not occur Ia
the night, a. we would all have gone hy
the board" lucen!iaries are char Ell with
haff tie fires Which occur ~ ,his country,
hen If the truth as known, a careless
handling of ashes is The true cause.
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THE PooG FAEM-Mr, WM IIeMrrox.
who for Il long time, has been Keeper Of
the Poor Farm, has resigned jhai position
Tie new Board Of Sureriniendeu'S VISITED
tic place on Tuesday, and 50 well pet@od
were they with the manner in which, Mr.
HrMpro< conducted it, that they vo'un;a-
rily rendered him the following comp'i
men!:
-" We, The undersigned, superintendent
Of Poor, give Mr.. lIrmp'on the testimony
that We have found MI things in good or
der, and that It. ha~ kept the P"or-IIouse
for The benefit Of The county as well rs a
man possibly con'd.
CU\S nOTTELNAN,
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NJ will pm, Tax Receipts for Town
= msurers on short notice, and at very
I ,.onable rates. II vii be an object fcr
: .easurers 10 call on us.
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.A> CRPnY Sheriff
Circuit Court Eanitowoo county.

Circuit court MaQItCWGI cJulJy.
Site OF y scynsl. Joseph ii. Corles al
Emtl We skerch, "gtnSt Charhs Es,liuger So
rhi' E, ST ger, aId Lois Ltw>rn.
II virtue # AID pursuant Il j3ismen' rem
L ter Ell ~ said court in rhe above emit ac ION
iartd the l5h day OF Jn uiry, a. y. lSC2, |
shall txpDsv for sale and s., at p'hhc nuct iUu,
1T the Court Home, ia ;he village al Matilrnw"c
0 8 .turday. the 90 h day OF Mach, A y. 1862
~ lG O'Clock in the forenoon Of hat day, tie
following described mtnr g agrd premises o" :"
much thcteo! ~ may be ,ces-a'y 10 raise he
unit OF said !.igu.en+, interest ami COS 8
together wish I - KIP n-es at >al", 10 Wit: Al
that c,lfaH piece or parcel Of iani situated in
he county at MMirow0c and : al, OF " I~con,u
K osn and de-, Tihed a. follows: cnu.m-t c ug
~ the north cast 0 uer Of the west "a CT III
,ou'h east qur,er OF 5 cfiOn 10 seven tTl
Township Luu5cc c'g teen-lS-, unr'h ii
Range number twenty t ~ st frrm tn II
running sou II on tie ra~f ii t OF .lli iaad *
teen iod- 10 t.cncc west lwcity rods { olm
thence norJp sixteen rods 20 he north iiur Of
SAID LAID tiou thcur" est or he north lie
81 -ai Ia d twenty o Is 70 the place Of begin
nlrg. being the san" PREMISE co vryct @
Chare E~-iiugcr ~ Fred-lie 6 .>trr, hv deco
LOW Or record in Ma.i'owor couny Du,I
~hr. fl Office, Nan u v o.. Erb,utr! 81, A D.
1862. VIVIAN MURPHY, >her if
Of N,ui'ow0c mty, WIS.
W VI NfruGTS p. fl tr'v
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R- The shipments of wheat for the
season directly eastward from Manitowoc,
Shebovgan and Port Washington, were
l276 27 bushels, while the same ports,
shipped 10 Milwaukee during the year 307,
SIS bushels.
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rS'IIE undersigned, knowing iron. experience
i thtt t. p,ss IS any knowledge o. the mt!
I,.uns Of disease at that
Delicate Organ, the Eye,

II has be
!, ,Dzr I-yJLr cDE/,y,y cTT-rI-
~ ~ L - ~ = - ~ - : ~
or the medical man, aad Ia make lhiS Nt''iS q
fctual and OF ar y nracqc4l a>e 10 tie fiji ofed,
J. NUT be in al Eve ti,u'lFY, where rne'y
i"rm and cordil"n "f the disctSe ct that o Gan,
cen nc pom ~ ou' 10 me StHd n - t'"Se com,
peie, TO % 50. no" very e" 81 me IT e'ich
ncn engaged IN the genera, prac'ice OF medicine
through his Sth", afhon@h other"Ise einrleni
IN Her prn'rs~i"n' u'''efS'"h4 p'os'rrty tie
treatment OF me H'nP'''' ,"' 81 disease Of t'
&c, and no" many nave "'e! ma ie h"Pe"S~l1
htihu through Ell c. ana Improper treai meht
me u. d. rs's"eo' ',e"'S me h'eTs~iIy 'hat al
S'iHe e l""',. az" ~ '"e 20 mo- h'S,ci','S
u eur STATE mt MS CLASS 81 diseases s'""ia
fecei'e SPECIAL "ttrn'i"n' "a De the subject Of
1P'''" p'"c''ce' VI ~ NV :, u'F' u'>"t' i'''"
"iher Pracec'' rom ~ 10 c"eN' Il, ta' i''e'
noon 81 every day TO 'he treatment OF ogih'i-
me diseases.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

a COMMERCIAL LIGHTHOUSE TAx.--Onc of cur
sea captains called upon us yesterday to inquire
why Secretary Chase docs not recommend to
Corarcss tax upon foreign vessels fer the use
of or ligh ouscs aud baoys? The captain
sa.s that recently, going in and coming
out, the lighthouse and buoy assc sncnts upon
his vessel at Glasgow amounted 10 some ak
this rate, very handsome item would bc
added TO the receipts of tae Treasury, and from
this tax on foreign ships similar to that which,
If we are not mistaken, VIC have to pay not only
at tho ports OF the British islands, bal Of
France, and at the German ports and else
where. We submit the suggestion to the con-
sidera!ion Of Mr.. Secretary Chase.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07


The OPENING or TRADE Win TIE SOUTd.-
The capture of Fort Donelson, coupled with the
occupation Of Nashville by our troops, has re-
suited in the opening Of trade between the
whole CT the section Of which it is the centre
a section Astounding in cotton aud tobacco. AL
Cumberland to New Iork. The opening Of the
Tennessee, still further south in the same State.
lays open the trade of North Alabama and the
river counties Of Mississippi And soon Mem
phis will fall into the hands Of the Union troops,
and then the whole State Will be accessible to
Northern trade. Memphis formerly shipped
some three or four hundred thousand bales OF
cotton yearly for IL is the outlet of very fer
tile and extensive district Of country. This
aud other products formerly went down the
Mississippi to New Orleans: They will now
ascend that river, to be conveyed by railroad
to New York Along the Atlantic scaboard
The same process is going forward, and soon
there will be an abundance Of cotton for The
use of the Northern States. Threats arc made
in tho rebel Congress and elsewhere to burn
the cotton and tobacco which are likely to fall
into the hands Of the Union troops. But we
suspect the owners will not surrender their
chances to get cash for the article for
the worthless promise of indemhiacatio, eor
the loss by the bog,is coniederacy. In many
instances. TOO, towns and districts will be sur.
prised by our advancing lesions hefVre the
more violent secessionists can have time TO ai;N
ply the torch. The revival of Southern trade
in consequence Of the progress of our arms
will be great benefit to North and South, but
particularly to the South, whose products were
Of little or no value because, there was no mar
kct for them, while at the same time the people
had to pay fabulous prices for shoes. salt and
other nccessarics of life. Their s'iferings in
consequence were very great. This state of
things is put all end to by the victories at Mill
Springs, Fort Henry and Fort Doncison, result
ing. as they do in the restoration of The whole
of the magnificent State Of Tennessee and por-
tions of the adjoining States to the free trade
and commerce of tho Union
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

The CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION or IfirNors.-
The telegraph informed us yesterday that The
Constitutional Convention Of Illinois had di.
rccted the Legislature TO enact laws to prevent
any negroes entering that State. Will Congress
undertake to Interfere with that actions Just
as we'll might il 10 so as undertake to emanci-
pate slaves In the Southern States or to turn
tlosc States into territorial governments. IL is
clear that The people of Illinois do no, rocog-
nize Tie negro az citizen OF The United States
witbin the meaning Of the constitution; for If he
were y citizen they would have 30 power to
prevent Lis settling among them. IL Is also
plain tfat they do not believe the negro to be
equal to tho white man, and thai they abhor
anal gamaion. Yet u few desperate fanatics
in Congress are attempting to force upon the
Southern States a social and political condition
which the Nor4hcn States wiN not tolerate
tor themselves.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07
NEW YORK HERALD.
LANES GORDON REzN K TT.
EpuoR AND PRePRiEfo&

orr.ca X. W. consrn OF FULTON Ayp NASSAU sTs.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

WHrsKEY AND THE REDEL Observation-Disclosures
p,rr Ac,,Nsr WnIsKEY IN VIRGINIA. Richmond
correspondent of the Charleston Courier throws
considerable light upon the whskcy question in
Virginia. He says that ''wiihin six months
two hundred additional distillcrics have been
established in Virginia, and that they arc buy
mo up all the corn, their profits being 90 cnor-
nous that they can afford TO pay the highest
nr;cc for itr lie next describes the peculiar
virtues Of this corn whiskey upon the human
system--eJt carbonizes (or burns into crust>
the mucous membrane cf the windpipc sets the
brain on fire, and sends cold trcnor through
the system" A soldier taking half dozen
nps is drunk for a week, and second or third
repetition Of this experiment "drivcs Tho breath
out Of his body"
Noxt, depicting the mischiefa Of whiskev In
The New York herald., 1862-03-07
THE SITUATION.

New York, Friday, March 3, 1864.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

BARNpMS AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway.-Cox
NCrT-LIviNc uiProPcrAaUs, WHALE &C, hours
SADAa kAaASApI, af er.,.on and evening.
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stloycl the rcd man OF the forest. Seryitule is
the ncgro's normal condition. 1t is calculated
to preserve the race from extinction, and 10
render it happy and at the same time subser-
Went to The barpiness Of the white man. That
white men should wage war Of czierni
nation against white men to change
the condition Of blacks for the worse
is an absurdi'y too great for the common sense
Of any people, and much more Of tte in.elli-
gent aud practical people of the United States.
Mr.. Lincoln recognizes Tho facts and therefore,
even If the fanatics in Congress should succeed
in carrying their bill, ii will be met with his
veto
AS to the unconstitutionaiIy of the bill, both
as regards the emancipation Of the negroes and
the Wholesale confscation OF the property of
tho Southern people, there cannot be shadow
Of doubt. Bills Of attaiader and general for
fciturc are expressly prohibited. But, if there
was even the necessary authority to pursue this
course. Mr.. Cowan shows that il would be i'm.
polite and unwsc. II would make the whole
people Of the South our enemies"
NOt Ouiy Is III UnCOHstitutiOnal dUU unWtSc
but it is contrary TO The law Of nations and the
modern usagcs Of civilized war, which forbid
the capture or forfeiture OF an enemy s private
property. Let us show the world that we can
maintain the integrity Of the Union and pre-
serve our free institutions without mourning The
reproacl Of becoming barbarhps, or rcsorting
to harshcr treatment OF The vanquishcd than
the stern but wise old Romans deemed ncces-
sary in the zenith Of their power.
II il evident. however, by the Message which
we publish to-day, that Mr. Lincoln thoroughly
understands tho whole question Involved in this
stormy agitation on tho confscation of proper
~ In the rebel States. and that hc has taken q
sensible and conservative view OF it, which.
while IL will undoubtedly provoke the indgna-
ton of the abolition crew. will be received
with satisfaction by the conservative element
both in the North and South.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-03-07
Scrofula, or Kings Evil

is a constitutional disease, a corruption of the
blood, ny which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Being i'll the circulation, it
pervaties the whole body, and may burst out
m disease on any part of it. No organ IS free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mercural disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air. filth
and filthy, habits, the depressing vices. and,
above all, by the vencreal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in Che con-
stitution, descending "from parents To children
unto the third and fourth generation; - indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says, Il
will visit the iniquities of the fathc~s upon
their children" r-. - 20
Its effects commence by deposition rom the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul eor-
ruption, which genders III the blood, depresscs
til 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 faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
clmateS tne human 1amliy mas ltS origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from OF
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, 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