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A Friendly word for the North.
(From the Lon lon News, May III

II is curious to observe the straits to which
the Southern sympathizers are reduced In
order to account for the late successes OF
the Fedoralists The task, which few
weeks ago was declared to be impossible, DO.
cause OF the stern resolution Of the South
ern chivalry, but now, it seems, become pos.
sible because the Southern chivalry has for.
gotten Low to eight. New Orleans fell with
out the loss OF a man; Yorktown has been
evacuated with the same pusllanmous COW.
ardce; the lists Of killed and wounded are
lamentably small; in short, the Confederate
Generals know nothing Of war, aud the mon
proved themselves towards. All this IL the
merest delusion. At Pittsburg, the South
erners, we know, fought with desperate
resolution not often witnes. cd; and the
Southern officers have generally proved
themselves men Of ability. But the self
sufficient critics OF Europe victims Of their
own shallow prophecies consider IL their
paramount duty TO Ignore the obvious facts
Of the case From the beginning those
who knew anything Of the Northerners pre-
dicted that their superiority in numbers and
IN wealth mast, sooner or later, prevail.
All they wanted was organization and dis
clpllne. That Is always work Of time. The
necessary time has elapsed aud now three
or four thousand Of the most powerful aud
determined soldiers, commanded by skillful
aad euteFprisiug officers are quelling gil
gantic rebellion with a rapidly aud a sue.
cesa which has seldom been psraileled.
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MORNING, JUNE p 1852.
HHead.Quarters district of the Ohio.
NASHVILLE, Nav T. 1862.


Col. STANLEY MATHEWS, Provost Marsaab
Nashville, Tennessee:
COLONEL: The General Commanding
has been reliably informed that certain
houses in this city which have been TAX
en- possession of by the Military author
tiles, are now occupied by officers who
were not authorized to SO occupy them
by competent authority.
He directs me to call your attention to
the fact, and instructs you to take the
necessary steps to cause the houses to be
vacated at once.
Officers performing Staff duties in the
city, Surgeons in charge of Hospitals, and
the officers of the Provost Guard are
alone allowed to live in quarters. Sur
geons of Hospitals must live in their
Hospitals or in their immediate vicinity.
Officers of the Provost Guard, except the
Provost Marshal, must have their quarters
in the building occupied by the Provost
Guard, or in the Immediate vicinity.
You will at once report all violations
of these instructions to these Head-Quar-
ters.
Authority to occupy houses possessed
in the name of and for the United States
will in future issue from these Head
Quarters only.
am sir. very respectfully, Sc,
(Signed) o. d. GREENE, A. A. G.
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From the New York Herald.
GaIlantry OF General Mcclellan.

The bridge erected by Sedgwicks
corps across the Chickahominy was
swept away after the passage of General
Sedgwick's division by the swollen and
swift current Of the stream. General
Mcclellan, unaware of the fact, dashed
with his staff up to its former position to
find IL fine. The staff stood aghast at
the appalling fact What if il had hap
pened before the transit of the troops
across the swollen current TO reinforce
their brethren in Oasey's and COUGHS des-
pairing divisions? Nothing daunted,
however, our idOlized young Napoleon
dashed into the swiftly rolling current,
through which his noble steed safely car
ried him to the opposite shore. This was
not an act OF our General to gain the app
plause of a multitude, but one occurring
while he was surrounded by his staff and
few spectators, in the discharge of his
ordinary duties and away from the ex-
element of the field.
General Mcclellan seems to have
large faculty of keeping himself posted
in regard to the slightest movements or
details ofmovements in any portion of the
field, and an instance has yet to be re-
corded where he was not in the right
place at the right time.
THE CHARGE OF MEAGHER's IRIsHMEN.
This gallant affair is the theme of eve
ry conversation where it is introduced.
For long time have watched this brig
ade on drill going through their peculiar
charges with a wild and almust demOni-
acalIyell Never did it occur to me, how
ever, that, loud above the din and roar of
the rolling wave of battle, it would be
heard behind the surge of cleaning bay
onets borne in the hands of stout Erin's
sons. The charge made by this brigade
will take rank in history alongside with
the greatest.
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DIR KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

"a 100 DR. KING, formerly OF New York, 10
SWkH 80 the last four years Of Louisville, Ky,
NatS~@ss and who has devoted his RttentOnLd
the treatment or private diseases for so years. aater
himself having Intended TO a practice for 80 many
years and cured 80 many thousands, he Is enabled
cure an diseases of private nature no matter how
bad they may be from inludicOus medical treatment
or from neglect of their own. DR.. Kings Dspehsary
No % Deaderck street, between Cherry and theSquare
eoond story where he cures all diseases Of private
nature,
Gonorhea cured without nausooua medicines or in
erioronoe with business.
Structures Of old or recent date, eectuRly cured In
a few days, by an operation which causes no pain.
Where a Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution 90 much.
syphilis with all the diseases OF the skin, growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, can DO eheotuRly
cured In fow days.
Seu,inai Weakness Particular attention having been
given 10 this disease and all the consequences growing
out Of t. brought on in many cases by the destructive
habits OF inoonsiderate youths, and excessive indul
genoe Of the passions, neglect Of which viii under
mine the constitution, rendering the subject unit iol
| business or society, and sing premature old age.
Females who may be tailoring with any difficulty
/ the Womb may rest assured immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating theiI
case with aioe enclosed, direct 10 Dr. A. King, No q
Deaderok street, Nashville tcnn., viii have the neoe1
| sary medicines sent 10 their address. once houl
/ ON O'Clock IN the morning until In the evening
1 ulyIO-nd&wip
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MashrilIe AniulI.
TERMsl
RATES OF ADVERTISING
(rrN LINKS or 1rss TO coNsTTVEE A sQuAyH. }

0ne s0uare, year. S30eaeh additional square $40
written notice must be given to take out and skp
Advertisements Of yearly advertisers before tie year
expires otherwise we snail charge tl done.
No contract Of yearly advertisements will be discon
unued without previous notice 10 us, nor Will any
,harge be made for less than one year at the yearly
ratea .NHE H.
ar Advertisers exceeding the space con-
acted for will be charged for the excess. ct
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tNotiee to RetaiIers orsplrits.
HEADQuARTERs PROYOsT CUE

HEADQUARTERS PROVOST GUARD,
NASHVILLE, TENN, June 8, 1862,
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested, that the retail of ardent spir-
its or other intoxicating drinks, is strict
ly prohibited, and that henceforth, this
prohibition will be rigidly and impair
TALLY enforced.
Offenders against this order will be
sunmarily punished by fine and impris-
onment.
By command Of Brig. Gen. e. DUMoNT.
STANLEY MATTHEW'S.
Col. and Provost Marshal. ,
June 8.-3t.
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BOOts md ShOes.

We have now and shall have during The summer,
large aud vel assorted stock Of BOOTS and SHOES
Tor sale st the lowest cash prices.
r. @. WEBSTER a CO.,
my25 Cincinnati
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Notice to Stockholders,
NAsnnlE. TEss "a juno. ls6

NASHVILLE, Tenn, "a June, 1902.
A MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the Sc
"A WANFE MINING COMPANY will be held at
md O0ce No qeH Broadway, New York, Oh Friday
Inc IAN day of jane next at One O'CLOCK 7 h.i for
tbe transaction of important business,
By order of the Directors,
iupes-lots III. WARD BARNES, Secretary.
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Tennessee. Money Wanted in Ex-
change for Millinery Goods at
Wholesale.
State Bank SO
Planters and Union 70
LAND g. MURPHEY hove just received
a fresh lot of Trimming, and Bonnet Rib
bons, Ruches, Laces, Flowers, Childrens,
Misses, and Ladies Hats, English Split,
Coburg and Tulip Braid Bonnets, besides
general assortment of Millinery Goods,
which they offer to the trade at small
advance, taking Tennessee funds at the
liberal terms mentioned. We would ad-
wise the Milliners and Merchants TO give
them an early call. They keep at No.
10, Public Square [CalhOun's Old StOrel
June 8.--1w*
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Dr., COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNNARY.

FTNHE attention Of citizens, strangers and others vs-
4 iting Nashville, requiring meddal aid, - respect
fully called 10 this Office No. u Deaderiok street, sec
lr4 noor, between Cherry and the Square.
COLNiAE is an Old practitioner Of medicnei he
= unllmted experience and Watering success
% many years past u the treatment Of PRIVATE DIS
ASKS, has induced him 10 devote his undivided atten.
ION 10 ell diseases lof this nature. Many cases Of
nc most inveterate character have promptly yielded
Il o his improved method Of treatment.
N Primary Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Syph'
lis Gonorrhma Goat and all diseases Of the genita
nd urinary organs, meet with no resistance TO his
omides
female Irregularities and functional sderango
aents OF the Womb, and the disease arising from
estaton and III manged parturiton.
Every case Of Reduoible Rupture, and OF Plies and
lrolapsus Of the Rectum, and most cases Oh kstua,
an be cured by process nearly panless II either
f the latter cases IL undertaken by DR.. Coleman, a
ure Is inuaridbly warranted, as careful examnalied
ways paesents the necessary Indications OF success o.
IiIlire by his improved method Of operating
Persons OF either applying IN peraon or by letter
descrbing case) on the hrst symptoms Of any acute
pecinc disease can be cured In most cases, by the
bortve method, In forty-eight hours.
Strict confidence, prompt attention, and moderate
narges, will govern him with his patrons.
H8g- No mercury used In the treatment OF peiserea
ssdses as he believes lin most cases) 1t produces
sOrse disease than that Il is given 10 cure.
once hours from eight in the morning VII nine 10
he evening jan 10, 'e2-1y
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NEw ORLEANs, MaY l3, 1s62.


New ORLEANS, May Is, 1862.
My DEAR BROTHER: If l had no other
cause for qualification, should be recon
ciled to the reoccupation of this city by
the United States forces in enabling me
to communicate with my dear relatives
once more. That circumstance, however,
does not constitute the only qualification
feel at the result. For one, / am en-
tirely willing to resume my allegiance
to the old flag. Whatever may have
been my convictions which led me to
throw it off, they have undergone radi-
cal change. have seen enough TO con-
vince me that tie leaaerS Of this rebellion are
a pack of knave8, and to me any govern
ment is preferable to the reign of anarchy
and terror the South has suffered under
them. will not trouble you by going
into details; suffice it to say, that nine
tenths of the population is involved in
complete ruin.
In the city we are reduced to the verge
of starvation. Without the assistance of
the United States authorities, know
not what is to become of us for even
when supplies come in we have no money
to buy. The only currency is Confed-
crate notes and shinplasters. The banks
have not dollar of specie, havjng sent 1t
all of to atlanta, IN Georgia. All that l
possessed was robbed of in this way.
General Buffers proclamation No. "a
tells the tale of our sad condition in a
few words. His appeal to the honest
population will not go unheeded. Whe-
ther the Union is ever restored or not a
day Of reckoning aoiU surely come to The att-
Ht0rs of all our ruin and distress.
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The following extract from letter
written by a gentleman in New Orleans
"a twenty years residenD to his brother
in New York, win be found interesting,
as it reveals several very important
points:
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INSURANCE

Against loss or damage by fire CT the
perils of NAVIGATION, can be obtained at
the Insurace Office of
w. J. MARI
No. % COLLEGE STREET,
Opposite the rSewanee House.D
Mar29-tf
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That lenienCy which allows enormous
criminals to 60 unwhipped by the scourge
of justice, is inhuman cruelty to the in
terests of society. Even by the merciful
canons of Heaven there are heinOns sim
ners, who are deemed to seek for repent
ance, with tears, but to seek it in vain.
- ~
A rhymer, in late Southern paper,
says that the Rebels will
Retreat when the merciful conquest Of God
Shall bid us d.sband in his Kingdom OF grace"
Why, if the rascals were to disband in
Heaven, they would so straight to steal
ing the golden harps, and pulling feath-
ers out Of the wings Of little seraphims
who couldn't help themselves.
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CORN MEAL,

A T the Broadway Nils -.
IN iune5 ~ ~ pIVANi "sen''
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Col. STANLEY MATHEWS, Provost Marshall
Nashville Tennessee
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Nencites uom fSurt Mnnrne.

SORT MOnrOe, 3. Sept. Der Dam
pier Salttc ranute I'm N(ontas Nd6mittae
nit 1900 S1lpaten pom Is. nno Is. N1ttts-
Neeiment 3u Winter Quarter SbUol auf Den
@runO. Das S9if lit waBrlAetnltG Elm
Wrad AItbunpert SplDaten murDen BON
Den Sdppuern 9rape Wtns, 5enrp s. 8agtea
unO 0enrp 8tnd gerettet.
Capt. Oettn fdm NIT 225 Wiann bier an.
JunfbunDert Wiarn maren NOD an BprO, ais
Der &apttan obgtr9,
Der Dampfer y2lOelatDe", Capt. Cannon,
tam otelen Wloreeu BON Slo pOint nit un9es
faDr 100 9ana9iereu, etnihlieblid Sii}tere
Der 0lotte unD Martne, bier an, unO bertbtet,
oab Naes rubt9 Jet in Der friber 10 auf9eress
ten Weguno. a@taa rs
NaDrenp pes Ga9eS Brad pas 8. gem
yorf Nlilt3 0le9ilnent leiue 3elte ab, marlhtrte
pas ufer btIiab uuO fubr auf Dem Dampfer
nSanDerbdt" na9 Daule. Oas Hsgtmsnt
bat bret Monate 9eCtent, IS berrIAte 9rUBt
0reuoe, pab Nae gelunb Die 0etmatb pteoer
erretAen lpaten. 42 sm @
6rib am Spnnta9 Ilprsen ein94ber tletne
Oanpfer DIARY Button" init elmer Nn3abl
oisbelen9efaueenen naN Sits Votnt ab. Die
leIben wareu lau9ere .3sH in Sunpes9sfan:
Senlhaft gepelen. @eItern Na1mttta9 fam
Der DampIer NIT etni9en 9ala9ifren Don
JtidmpuO surilf. Inter penlelbeu mar Die
Jran pes @rprafOenten 3pler unp 5 ODER 6
Rtnper. Isl. u 4
8rau 5yler bat leit benz aope ibrss Sat
ten lebr 3u,itf9e3o9en eslett. sic eebt nad
Dem 9forDen, um Die Statte tbrer &tnpbeit
uno ibrer Sn9enpfreupen auf Song SslanO
gu leben, no tie 9eboren unp er3osen wuros.
Der ltbte Au9ult mar pom Commencement
fetseiest Iur Die 8esraumuug aaer 0sbaupe
auBertulb pes Sorts, bis tsbt 1T aber Nt9ts
in Der Ineele8enbeit 9ei6eben.
Ser r8aItic."
New-gurf, 3. Sept. Der Dampfsr
Baltic" 1T sliidIiA bier ansetOmmen. Der
SGooner .6enrY s. 8uleS" fam e~benfaus
bter an nit 800 Wann DOL benz Baltic.
Die Sruppen am gprD pee baltic" warsn
Dtet-NfVnat6 &t9imenter, pelGe BON Norfclt
3uridfebrten. q
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9ie 0sncrSle aearncO nnO stcpens.

DIR 8erlult pes Generals pbilip RearneY
In Dem 0eIsdt am Wpntae errest tleIe Grouel
ntbt aletn meaen letner GudtiBfsit alS Sff
3ttr, ~lpnperu auh pegen Ietner alsgesei6neten
pei IUnllhen Gl9enlhaIten, melde ibn bel oeI
Armee 10 beltebt 9ema6t batten. Dis Spl
pat mar or fubn, mutbi0 uno ludte ntf pet
0tfabr aue3upeihen. Getne OiptltOn mar
In alien GhlaGten Dpr" Hihmpnp, bon Del
S6Ioht BET Wtaiamsburg an bis 5n Der BON
Walpern Sid, un0 mai Iteta Don Tim III Der
unerGNrodenien Wetie 9efuDrt. Sen. Scar
nep mar fem In gBe(tpOint erSp9euer Sff3ter.
Gr bate li9 lelblt i'm mertfontIAen Erte9f
berangebtlOet, tU er leIOer In Den ShlaGten
Dor Der Stabt Mertfp etnen Nrm oerlpr. Set
Dem NuebruGe pe6 Srts9es trot er piecer tn
Die Nrree eth, naApem er BON europa 3t Die
lem .3wede etltg iiber Den Sceat beritber9e
tummen mar. Sen. GearneY mar IN Stem
3erlsY gebpren unp etn Nlamn BON srcBem
WUbltanp.
Geueral Stepens, nelAer In Der elben
SHladt oefalen, mar Gin 369ltng Der Welt
POINTER Shule, bod bate CT Ith i0on mebs
rere Sabre Dor Dem Nu8brube Der 9tebelltpn
pom Der Nrmes 3urad9eosea. @r tpar gu Der
3eit 0puperneur Des &errttortum6 Oregon
uno Dslesat Dieles StoateS BET Der oemptra=
tilhsn GOnoention, welAe 8redinrtpse ais
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aufgetelt, Die 9e=
Ter nsrpen lth erinnern, baB Stsoens BET Die
len 8Organgeit etne 9epidtiee 9tole lpieIte.
8et pem lOe6ruGe peS 6rie9eS wtpmete er
eine Dtenlte Der Nesterung unD stn8 NIT let~
ner Brigade mad 9ort NOYal NIT, Gr per
bIiet porteu bis fur3ith 1etn @Orp6 ndA Dem
potomac beriiber gebradt murpe. Gr ltanp
I'M 9tufe eineo fabi8en uno braoen SfT3iers.
(Mmerican.)
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Sput Srie9sftbamplat g..
01O6 Elm Seribt itbcr bte SAlaht
am Samfta0. IL
gla6 benz 66elpcOrreipOnOenten Der nGrtbune ~

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lorgten DaB ibre qeute nit Hationen perlebeu
ipurpeu, int6te 0eneral Nope Die Noitu on pea
6einpes su ermlttelu, Sp fam Der Mtttao
peran. Yorter'6 Cops mar UNI 8 ubr bon
Olanaia0 singetrCfsn, 70 Oab flnf Corps -
- 5ulammen permutblid 10000 Mann tart
fir Die Actiun bereit l%tanpen. 6ooter's Oipt.
lipn 3abIte niht mebr als 244l @ombattanz
ten = 10 lit lie OurA SGla9ten IL Grant
beitgn 5ul dmtnsng eIbmol5en. Die Sblabt=
D%ronung mar folgenDe: 0einbelman comm iii
oirte auf Dem rehtell, NicD Dtpe4 auf Dem lin
fen Slii6el, Yorter i'm genttum uno Stael's
Gorps btlDete Die 9felerpe, pa es am porbtrae
y 1"oen Sage lA fat gang aIejn nit Dem
.0etllOe betu'uaeldia9eu Datte. I'm 10 l1br
lAob 5einbelman pianfler in oen gBalD redts
BON benz 9dlahtfslp Dor, tpel1e Die feinDilhen
Ylaitler Daran5 pertrteben II elne aroGe
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init oen ptantlerp Iptpeit, ais tb es fir petle
9ttlt - itosnfafs bt0 gu Dem Dlase, NO bic
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NuT elnein lQlaBe ppn etpa Der @r6Be eines
balbeu Nder5 Sablte i'd 70 toots u,o yerwun-
pete SunbeslolOateu ur1p 3tebelsn.e Nt6t 3cbn
S.9ritte Don mir, wurDe etn BunceslplDat
BON Den feinpliden 9lanflern sepadt uno rpea=
8eldleppt. SD 8o9 mid Gin gutter Sronun9)
5arlld, i16erseu9t, oaB Der Sarlult Des 6einoea
9r0ber mar, ale Der unIere. I'm 2lutr lhloR
ib aus zen Serpesun9en %unlerer Sruppen bon
teGts l'atp liafa, ZAP Der 6einO III iener gtids
tan9 9sfuuDen nprOcn mar. Infer reater
5lli8el mar peiter por9elhoben, ais am 6ret<
tag, l1nler Infer 6ligel 3uritd9e5ogen,5 10 DAP
Die 6rcnte fat ua1 Sioon geri9tet mar.
I'm allbr 9rif Sen. Steoene ouf BEN
utO 0eneral SntterfelO aul Dem lin.
6I19el an. SD befanp mid III Sieel's
bauptquartier. Dieter @eneral mar iiber=
3eu9t, DAP Der 6eino einen unierer 6liset au.
lmgeben beabIiNti9te, uno la9te, mir miibten
rrmttteln, ptlAen, lonlt marble Der @rfolg3um
8wetfelbaft Iein DEM BON lelnen
bate Si9el eben erfabren, baB
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Selearopbtlbe OSoebricbten.
BttIWIeI tut 0e1 nSaItlIlpre gDeuer."
Ncueres BON Gmrnpa.
MnFunft Der N1Ta.

6oltfar,3 3. Sept. Der Dampfer AlIu
tit NIT ueueren NaArtGtsn bon europa un9e-
fDmmen.
@artbalOt'S StelIung 1T un%Ssranoert. Sn
Dem Misunderstanding an 8ictpr emanuel,
pel6er cine Dirt 8eIa9erun9s3ultanO BON 81
cilten empitsblt, Miro garibolpt als eth 9tebsl
betttelt. gSsbeibt, pob General @talOtnt ale
ELECTROMAGNETIC BON Sictlien ernannt
tpprben iet.
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AuS Oct Sunoes9auptltaot.
Earcpneftpren.

B afbtnstOn,3 3. Sept. Na6trasltd
lino folsenDeN niteuunseu fir pae neue &ur-
llao Stsnsr9elsg fir Den Staat @tarYlanp &C.
inaGt tporpen @
3. Ot1tr. : @pllettDr 4eter y. Sauerpetn Don
Baltimore; NiIedor 99m. 6. geal
Ji,4D BON Baltimore.
4. Collector 5reperid S9leY Don 6res
perid Adeiur Siaac Davis bon
BoonsbUrD.
5, - Solicitor Us. 6artan an Stslle Oes
. s. Saflo a
Columbia; @plleFtor g. S. 8pmeu
Aieior 9ster 90. 9sarlon.
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Die Grercttten baten am IeBten Dtenltas In
Der 1urnboGe beapnnen uno w'roen anetm1l
wGnentltG, an Dtenitag unO 8reitas pOn bier
bie le0s ubr Nahmittaa r~sselmabig fOrt9eleet
nerDen.
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@ebeaencapanerle su seesbmrs.

Jm VtlenDapHirn9en, z. Sept.
Nn Die 6~erausseber oes Baltimore Nmertcan /:
Sin Detatemsnt BON unsefdbr $50 Ntunn
bonn |. MarpIanp @apaaerle Htgtment nnp
@apt. Msan's SnCepenoent GpmpaauY maGs
ten pielen NiprSen nnter MatOr Sole etne Ste
eosnosctruns bon 5arpers 6srrY nab qeses
burg gu. Sn Der 9laIe BON 9eesbura fieBsn
le plUgIt4 auf 1000 Mann &ebeaeaeapaaerte.
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Mnfunft bes Nurtbern etaht.

New Yort, 8. Sept. Der Dampfer
NOrtbern Sight 1T OOu A~Spiupal nit $780,
900 in Noten bon @aItfornien bier an9etom-
men. "
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-02-26
Scrofula,, or Kings Eyi.

! is a constitutional disease, a corr,,ptiop of Il
blood, by which this flnid bctomcs ,itiat,c
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, !;
pcrvades the vhoh. body, and may hurst %,
Ill disease on any part OF it. No organ is fl,
from it, attacks. nor is there one which il mp
not destroy. The scrotulous faint is variou.i
caused by mcrcural disease. low living, Oh,
ordered or unhealthy food. impure air, til
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, an,
above all. by the vencr,al Infection. What
ever be it, origin, it is hereditary in the con
stitution, descending from parents To chiltrc
unto the third and fourth generation" in,irct
1t seems to be the rod Of Him who says, -"
will visit the miluites OF the fathers u,o
their children"
It's effects commence by dcpo >ition from Il.
blood OF corrupt or ulccrUus matter, which, il
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is tcfmc,
tubercles; i'll the glands, swelings; and O.
the surface, cruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which .a,ntlcrs in the blood, dcprcss,
the energies of life, SO that scrofulous constitu
tons not only s,lHtr from scrofulous com
plants, but they have far less power TO with
stand tbs attacks of other Diseases; consr
qucntly vast numbers. perish by disorder
which, although not scrcFulon4 in their nature
are still rendered fatal by this faint in tn
system. Most of the consumption which de-
ci'na'cs the human family has it origin Direct,
m tins scrofulous contamination; and man,
destructive diseases of the liver, Kidneys brain
and, indeed. of all the organs, arise from o,
are aggravated by the same cause. a...-..
One quarter OF all our people arc scrorlous:
t!Ieir persons arc invaded by this lurkin, in
action, and their health is undermined BY il
10 cleanse 1t from the system we must removal,
Ic blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
rgorate it by healthy food and exercise
such q medicine we supply in . ..r. 5ta