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The Portland daily press., 1862-09-05

After firing the front of the town, they went
around pillaging all the houses that were not
burnt While doing this some of the pelicans
fred on them, but with what effect is not
known. They then returned to their boats
and steamed down the river, and are supposed
to have gone for reinforcements to destroy St.
Francisville.
Port Hudson is being fortified by the rebels,
so says the Vicksburg Citizen.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-05
FORTRESS MONROE. Sept. 8

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept g.
Last evening the steamer Cossack arrived
here with about 700 prisoners from the Poto-
mac, taken in small squads during the late ac-
tons. 1t is understood that many more are
on their way here.
The Rip Raps are now prepared for the re-
ception of a thousand prisoners.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
THIRTY-sEvENTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1862.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1862.
NATIONAL SOLDIERS IN THE DISTRICT PRISON.
Mr. GRIMES (rep) Of Iowa, offered a resolution that
the Secretary of War inform shc Senate how many
officers ard belonging to tho regular volunteer
forces Of the United States In tho pcnitsnary
of the District q Columbia what regiments they be-
long, and by what court authority such commitments
were maie. Adopted.
PASSAGE OF TIE Post RoUTH BILL.
On motion Of Mr. CoILAxxR, (rep.) OF w., tho Post
Route bill was taken up and PASSED.
ACT FOR TIE PAYMENT oY THx WESTERN DEPARTMENT
TRSoPs.
The resolution suspendiny payment under the act
providing payment for the troops employed In tho De-
partmcnt u the West was taken up
Mr. HkSprR on, (Union) Of No., offered an amendment
that the commissioners provided for report within sixty
days. whch was adopted
The bill was then laid over the Tax bill taken up
Tho question was Mr.. Hon,crson's motion 10 rednco
the tai tobacco, which rejected.
The amsrdmcnt striking oct the Of one cent per
pound cott n II having besa passed informally was
Mr. SrMy.K. (rep) of Mass, spoke in favor Of the
amendment striking out the tax cotton, coatcnding
that should not DO taxed any more than tho grain OF
the West.
abundauty able to boar the tax, and was in favor OF
making 1t u tax cf two cents instead Of one.
nr SIMMONS, (rcp.) Of h. l.. .opposei taxing cotton
ruinous t. the ing interests of tho country.
The amendment further dscisse; by Messrs.
Wns,S, (rcp) Of Mass CLARK, (rsp) II N. H.; rAv;s
ron) OF KY. FEsE; DEN. rep OF Me. ANTHONY, (rop)
OF r. H. and Nc ouaAL opo OF Cl Ia favor Of srising
out, II by ~ ssrs. Hpws, (rcp OF Wis, and kiSc,
(rcp.) OF ~ u, against It,
The amendment WIS adop, ,oi-yeas 90; nays 10.
on motion Of Nr. sIaIoys, tie tax sacs was
modified 20 be ler cent sales OF ncrchan
disc, &c, ono tenth OF one per cent salcs OF
bonds, stocks, &c.
Mr.. wnScN, (rop.) OF Mas, moved 10 strike ot the
license 10 retail liquor dealers, tho ground that gov
crnan should not in any way license iiior sciing. II
saictonirg immpray, and they nigh. rs well
license gambling houses or tho slave trade. fIv did
not want tho government TO pat money In treasury
from such
MIR. EEsg.pgx said they might sell object to tax
disieiies, ecriers, or jgeglers, nny;h. K
which regulates trade in most OF the states The
takes tho fact that business Is carried on, and
cannot help it, In and it as luxury or
wee. Government does not give tho licohsc IN y place
where State laws forbid IT,
Mr. WIS said ho should against tie bill II such
u provision was retained In II.
Mr. TIN Ecx (rop.) or " j.. said that additional
license IN his state would he additional protection,
and yet tho senator from Massschu ets would give
additional protection to tho state of New Jersey
Nj. lgSDshsoS, (union) OF No.. asked the Senator
from Mass If they should tax slaves ii lac
would consider that tho government sAnctlUning
slavery.
Mr. Wilson said he would net vote % tax slaves ~
slaves: but II IL proposed to tax them persons he
would Lot oboct.
n1,. -ap tttu ati
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

WASHINGTON, May 81, 1902.
THE COLORADO DHsYrT LAND GRANT n'Lf.
Mr.. CRHIgip, (Uhion) Of Md, from the Committee on
Public L,nds reported aud advocated the bill granting
to the State OF California the OF land known as tho
Colorado Desert, for the purpose Of introducing suf-
fcen supply OF fresh water upon and tho route.
The bill was referred to the Committee OF tho Whole
On the State OF the Union.
REGULATION OF PrBfjC LAND s4LEs.
Mr.. roriER, (rop.) OF Wis, from the COMMITTEES on
Public Lands reported back tho Senate bill providing
that on,racls for surveys OF public lands shall rot bo
binding until approved by tho Commissioner ol Tho
oneral and Oce that tho compensation OF registers
and receivers shall b, each $500 per annrn with foes
and con.nssions &c, the cbJcct being rcGci the ex
rcnss ci the survey and salo Of lsnds. Tho bill was
passed.
Tho SprARyR laid before the HousJ message from the
President OH the origin and conduct Of the war
I'VE print the message In full In another col ima.--ED
EERALD.
Mr. Mo rTiEsp, (rep.) Of "a, moved that two ,hon.
sand cpcs be printed, subject TO Ion by the
Committee on Printing.
Mr.. wADswoRrH, (Union) Of KY, suggested thorc be
printed extra copies OF tho late Secrct'rys ccch
which the latter said no "conid buy Congress"
On motion { Mr. HOLMAN, (opp. Of Ind, tho message
was referred 10 the COMMITTEES OF the Whole on tbs state
OF tho Union.
A nosrrrAL ~ rIrs DISTRICT or cofrMms.
Tho House went into committee on tho bill TO purchase
hospital In the District of Columbia, whom
Mr. DAWES, lrcp) OF Mass, replied 10 Mr.. Voorhees,
remarks rmer day when the tterconismncd In
his review what he characterized tho unsound false aud
ruinous system of finance imposed the people within
the last twelve months. After reading Mr. Voorhees,
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

~ ,,.. .,ud - '-ancis r. and Catharins Mott,
| aged years. Monday Nav "a or =
short Illness PArKoK O,DosAHus, 'ns 0.'S Ss~f v
his age.
The relatives and friends rsspestfs-y iuvteo
70 attend the funeral from his late residence, no io1
Navy street Brooklyn this "wednesday afssru. on ~
PALxER.-On Sunday May 25, at three O'Clock in ths
morning. after short and severe illness, JANE, wife %
The relatives OF tho family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this "wednesday after
noon at O'Clock from her late residence ls9 South
rxsDrAeAsr-in Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May 81, Of
consumption, PATRICK PENDERGAsr, aged IA years,
The friends and acquaintances OF tho family are
specaay avitei to attend the funeral, on Thursday
tcrpoon from the residence Of his parents No. 40 Pro-
sdent street, South Brooklyn
PonIos-0n Tuesday, May 27, after a short insss,-
His friends and those his father John H. Poillon.
and Of his brother. Seaman Poon are invited attend
the funeral from the house OF his John NJ Seaman
four O'Clock.
pARsxs..on Monday, May 20, PHILIP pAKlsrs, in tho
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this wednesday,
morning, o'clock, from his late residence No. liz
Csnnon street.
.QuA-on Tuesday, May a7, Jous ouA in the e2d year
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral on Thursday afternoon,
church on King street, Macdougai. The remains will
be taken to Tarrytown Cemetery for interment
RooDE.-At West Farms, Westchsstsr county, N Y,
after lingering illness, SUSAN wife OF John Roods aged
AZ years.
Tue relatives aud friends OF the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral, this wednesday, after
noon, at ono O'Clock, without further invitation.
SMrH.-Killsd at the battle Of Williamsburg, on Mon
day, May s, JAMES PET IeREw, eldest or the late
Samuel and Chrisana Smith, in the 25th year of his
age
SrELLE.-In Brooklyn, Tuesday, May ~. ELrzARRzn
r., wife OF Bcnim Stele aged u years. months and
days.
Not;ca ofS S,ncral IN r,orro~
SwAS.-On Tuesday, May 27, after short Illness,
CATHARSE swan daughter of Joseph swan aged years,
months and Is days.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral, Thursday afternoon, A. two
O'Clock, from the residence Of her father No. Monroe
street.
wAlroRp-0n Sunday, May rs, at No. ITO West For.
teth street, HANNAH, wife Of William Waford aged 07
years and months.
The funeral will take place this "Wednesday afternoon,
at one from the Church OF tho Holy rnocents,
West Thirty seventh street near Broadway The friends
OF the family are invited TO attend
WErERfIEi p.-Un Mondy May 20. after short IL
ncss DAVID II. WEsTERsIEp the 39th year OF his age
The relatives and friends requested TO attend tho
funera this wednesday, afternoon at two O'Clock, from
the residence OF his mother, No. 415 Pacific street,
ookyn.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

McCIzLLAN's HEADQUARTERS, May27-S:3oP P. M.
To HoS. E. N. STANTON, Secretary Of War
find some Of the newspapers publish letters from
their correspondents with this army giving important
information concerning our movements. positions of
troops &c. in positive violation your orders As Il
is impossible for TO ascertain with certainty who
these anonymous writers are beg to suggest that
another order be published holding the editors response
BILE for its infraction. G. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

precated By them At least their tuition under their
nseadsrs has not wholly Sisnatsd them from Christian
gratitude for Christian treaSnent. These fellows tell
connctng stories about matters in sscesh . and did
not thnk IL worth while 10 waste psn ink and papsr by
writing any statements that they made. They will be
sent North In day or two.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
nlnrIscsl.

HupsoS-ssrT.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday. May 27. by
the Rcv. James os, HENRY ii. HUDSON to MARY r. etes.
daughter Of Gorrit Smith.
HrLL-KIIsE.-On Tuesday, May 27, at the resden ! o
OF thu brides father by tho Rev. Ir Price, JoHy HzSRY
HuiL to GEoRGiASa, third daughter Of Leonard Kline
Esl.
WInUR-Rosr-II Hobokcn, on Tuesday May 81, at
tho residence Of tho BRIDES iath1r, by the Rev William
G. Mctcc, EDarxp Il. WILBUR Of Nsw York city TO yIa
GINA, only daughter Of Androw W. Rose, Esq.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
THE BATTLE OF WILLIAMSBURG.

Interesting Account or the Ana air-Ma ps
OF the POsiti0ns-The Latest News from
tho Union Armies-The Retreat or Gen.
Banks-News from Europe, &C., sc.
highly interesting and authentic account, by our
Special Correspondent, Of the Battle Of Williamsburg,
showing 1t to have been OF the ercest Fights of the
Rebellion, accompanied by Maps and Diagrams Of the
Line OF the Rebel Dsfonces and the Position Of the Two
Armies at the time OF the decisive Charge or Hancocks
Brigade together with correct list Of tho Killed and
Wounded, will bc published in the FAMILY HERALD for
this week, ready this morning II will also contain the
Latest News from tho Peninsula showing the Progress
OF the Advance the Rebel Capital Account Of the
Attack on General Banks and Of his Retreat Williams
port and all other OF the in relation the
Progress OF the War; Late and Interesting News from
Europe; and variety Of other useful and interesting
reading.
Tcrms-Two dollars per annum Single copies, in wrap
pers, four cents.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Wilmington, Delaware, or Coving

A New show OF PhOtogrnphs.-see the
beauties to.iay at HOLMES Park Gallery Alb I'M Pic
lures, &c. No. 26i Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
acial Drawings or tho Kentucky and

KENTUCKY, Extra CLASS lg7-May 27, 1867
80, 40, 1, ~, 3s, 81, 70, AZ, so, 5S, So, 65.
DELAWARE. CLASS 2s6-May ~, 1851
81. 81, Ga, ~ 49, s, ID, "a, So, IT, 5s "a, 4, II.
Circulars sent by ADDRESSING
JOHN A. MORRIS co.
Wilmington Delaware, Covington, Kentucky.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
Another Engagement with
the Rebels.
THE CAPTURE OF HANOVER COURT HOUSE.
THE FINAL STRUGGLE NEAR At HAND.
Spirit and Condition Of the
Union Troops.
General Mcclellan and the News
paper Correspondents,
&C.. &C.. &c.
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1862.

WASHINGTON May 81 1862
The War Department received advices this evening
from General Mcclellan or the capture OF Hanover Court
House, Our loss is said to be SMALL that OF the rebels
considerable in killed. wounded and prisoners. One OF
the snemy's cannon was captured.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Prizes Cashed I'm All Lcgalized Lot
eries Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker
IL Wall street, room No. !, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Photographic Albums for Card Por-
traA large assortment and supplied TO the
trade by A. BOWLING IS and 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Hcrring's Patent Champion Firc and
Burglar PROOF Safes 2 Broadway OF Murray street.
New York
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Military Marching Boots and Lace
Boots; large assortment LORIN BROOKS SON, 434
Broadway, col ner OF Howard street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotter1ea
kxSruckr, EXTRA CLASS 2is-May 27. 1862
o. o. a. 62, 3, 20, 81, 80, 55. 10, 6S, 33.
"a, 0, II, 3, As, 55, ~, A. 46, &c. 35, 81, 81, r.
Circulars sent free OF charge By addressing either
MURRAY EDDY CO.,
Covington, KY, or st. Louis No.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Deafness, Impaired Sight and Noises in
the Head cured by DIR. Won EIsENBEnG ocust and al-
list. - Clinton place, Eighth street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

DIR. KcMnedy's Medical Discovery Is
warranted Scrofula Erysipelas, Rngworm, S,ad
Head Rheu Ulcers Fever Sores Pimp and every
disease the Skin. of whatever nature
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cnshc d
and information furnished by TAYLOR CO.. Bankers 16
Wall street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Eight Cartes de Vfsite for 81, q,
BALCH s, 2S3 Greenwich street, corner Barclay.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

w. A. BatcI,clor's Celcbrn ted Esta bl sl-
ment Wigs Tnnpees Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing, and
Modavia Cream for oeanyins the hair, ID Bond street
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Grand Family Holiday at Barnum's s
Museum-Splendid Dramatic Performances Afternoon and
Evening; Com Mutt, &C., at all hours Baby Show col-
Mon lay
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

DIR. JIinne's New Truss.-'rhc only Per-
feet and bathing Truss. Chear clean, comforta
bie 255 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservatiye q nd
Wigs the in the world, Wholesale and RETAIL and the
dye privately applied vt No. Q Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Marsh's Shoulder Braccs-Corncr Of
Broadway and Ann street. under Barnums Museum, also
- nro,.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

| Elnstic Stockings-At Marsh Bros, Corr
Broadway and Ann street. under BarIums Museum.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

A Pair OF Good Patent Leather Boots
for two dollars at BARTLETT 32 Grand street.
Norfolk
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Rupture Cured by NEarsh's Radical
Trisses under Ia rnn's Museum, of Broad
way and Ann street, also 702 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Beautiful COmplcxiOn.-Laird' Bloom
Youth Liquid PEARL preserving beauyng the
complexion and sAin Sold by al druggists and 439 Broad
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

No More Gray Inir.-Granljcan's Celc
bratcd consultation for the establishment restoration
the hair OiLc~, As'or House.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Hill, Inimitable Cutter OF Hair and
whskers No. Barclay street. Hair Dye 80 cents black or
brown.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

HARRsBuRa, May 81, 1907.
Tho New York Seventh has tast passed through here
Tor Washington.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Marsh's Abdominal Supporters-Corner
of Broadway and Ann street. under Barnums Museum also
[
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

One Dollar Clothes Wringers, just Pa
tented wrings beautifully and 6ts any tub Address en-
closing dollar Pierre D. Van Hoesen 81 South street.
up stairs B-Patent Rights forisae and agents wanted
In town.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

S-r-iSe'-x.
DRAKEs PLANTATION BTTTERs.
Thcy purify, strengthen and inyisoratc.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antloc change of water and diet.
Thcy effects OF dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system aud eniiyen the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent fevcFs.
They purify the breath and ardity OF the stomach.
They cure dyspepsia and Constipation:
Tney Din rhpa, Cholera and Cholera Mmbss
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Hraiaehc !,
They the best Btets In the world They make tne
weak sfong and exhausted nature great restnrr
They made Of pure 81 Crois Rum the ccleprad Ca
sayS BARK roots herbs, taken with the pleasure
OF beverage, without regard 10 age or time ol day Tar
ticury commended to delicate persons requiring gen-
tie stuan Soil BY all ocer- drgAits h.s ss sna -
oons. 7. II. DRAKE CO, WlBroadway new - iors.
c,1RuyE,s BRIGHTON sELTzER WATER WITH
- Champagne, Ciarcts Rhine Win =, to test thny oI
kind KNOWN when drank pure nderghtiu -
Al, M urearallcd JOHN DUNCAN SONS
"' ' Union ~lusrr, N. fcY.
Ty,EAs TEAS TEAS TEAs.-cH0TCE GREEN AND
Black Teas j,st rived poi ships Le clpow, Nnhuo.
Union Samuel Rus-l Dennis Hil Tor sale In quanu-
tias to sis cveyb ssssA re- R sSsssSEw.
Wholesale and Retail CIR Ger -Four ana Ira nesaers
aaptsrsruwich street OF Murray.
j. o. Fowler 4 Co.'S old stand.
THE wlIl, on 9S THE dsr rLSAsiSs rI5ar.siss.ro,.
LAYS u.s. by the thousAn In, lcrxs
Tpuchcd By his lic Ausfx e#M. ar
Though unwill ng, die wo rpust
II our power hut matched err VIII
We'd that insect murderer kill
For hiA powder, sure ~ rate,
Win cur annihilate.
Lyou's Powder II harmless 10 manknd, but viii k1 as
insects, garden worms vino bugs, Sc lyons Nag
Pills desth ~ and mice SOLD evefwhre
y. g. BARNES, w broadwAy, new forS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
No1Ice % Hunters and sportsmen.


WE, the undersigned persons. do, by this
w publication, forbid any person or persons
going on any Of our lands or farms and shoot
ing, catching, gaming and killing any bird or
birds at any time hereafter. as We will prose-
cute every and all such person or persons SC Of
Tending for tTespass and damage fSreyery sueh
offense "a We consider 1t very great damage 10
our farms to have those birds killed and des-
troyed since they are the fell destroyer OF those
worms aud insects that so often destroy the
growing crops, and thereby blast the prospects
Of the farmer. We consider them work OF a
kind Providence placing them here 10 be the
destroyer of those insects and we hope that ey-
cry and oil persons will strictly observe this
notice AID not put US to the painful duty otsnI
forcing the penalty sftbS law, which we Will
certainly do, ifthis notice il not strictly COM
pled with. BESoSI HIxoE,
PITRIcE REED, GEoRsE HoFFHINXs,
q. CUNNING, WH. HoFFHHEs,
HENRY HoFIHNEs, p. AURDOCH,
JoHs RoBBRs, NELsoS hoFTHNEsi
Ions WARD, JosEPH HoWELL,
A. G. Down, q. W. DENNIsoN,
PKTIa sHRIsER, Wees HoTFHRES,
STEPHEN SALTS, JASoB WAL1s.
December 18th, 1e6l-3w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Saraparilla,

tAs most Sifsctual remedy which the nSdisal
Gkill Of our tines can devise Tor This SvSry-
where prevailing and fatal mAlady. II IL con-
binSd from the most active TsmOdialS that have
bssn discovered for the SxpurEAtiOn Of tAis SoNl
disorder ton the bloSd. and the rescue Of he
system from iu destructive consequences.
Hence Il should be snploysd for the OHr0 Il
not snly gcrofula, but also thoSs Othsr SHSe-
nons which arise from Il. saeh a. ERSrrIvB
and Skin DnHAAHs, Sf. AHTHoNI's HIAA
RosH, or ERTsIPRLks, PMrLSs, PvsryLDA
BlorcHAs, BLAMS and BoILS, TUMoRS, rSrrns
and SALT nasux. ecALS HAD, RIHsWoAM,
RHBUMATIsM, sTDHLITIo and MHRoVHIAL DIs-
SisSs, DAOrsI. DTSPRPsIA, DHBlLIrI, Aaa.
indeed, ALL CoMILLIHTs ABISIBs PneN VIVA.
TED on LPUnB BLOOD. TAs pspulsx Asllal
In " tupawity sftAS blood" u bundsd in xutA.
for SGOflla 10 dSgansratcn Of ths blood. TAA
particular purpose and virtue Of lhiI sazaPe-
IiIls b to purity and rSgaGStS this vital Auid.
without which souaa health iS impossible, b
SontaniastsA SsniitNtiaaA
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-16
OF Kings Evil,

d a SOnIsituhonal disease, . sorTuptsA II ths
Hood, By which this huid becomes vitiAbsl,
UsAk, and poor. Being m the siTeulatan, K
psryades the whole body, and nay buTss OuE
n disease on any part Of Is. Ne organ Is Ass
from its attacks, nor Il there ons which It may
not dss1Sy. Ths scTofllous faint IL VaTiOHsly
saussd by nsFeuriAl disease, low living. dis
Srdsrsd or unhealthy food, impure air, hA
and hlthy habits, the depressing VieOa, aAd,
aboys ali, By the vsnSSal infection. What
ever be its origin, Il Is hereditary in the eoa-
Stitation, descending " from parents to ehildr@
INTO the third and fourth generation /" inEissd,
e seems 70 b. thS rod Of Him wac OAyL al
viii Wait the hiquitiSs Of the hihAHS uPA
thsir ehlldrSa."
It's snscts commence By dspoi6on hsn -
blood Of corrupt or uleOTous matter, WhisA, n
ths lunSs, liver, and internal organs, u ssrAsA
tuborelSs; in the glands, SwsllinSS; and -
thO surface, sruptionS or GOrsSN This foL SsI.
Tuption, whith HGndsTs In thn,biood, 1sprSaSO
ths energies n iis, 20 that uesok ,lou ooasti1u.
tons not only suffer kon SsrOfulouS sOn-
plainAA bus they have iar lSSs power TO with
stand dhO attacks Of othsr diseases Oonbos
Quenhy VaEt numbers pssiSh By disorders
which, althosEh not SsrefulOUl in thar natarS,
are still rendered fatal by tbs taint IN the
system. Most Of the consumption which d.
siHAtss the human hmily has itS origin directly
IN this Ssrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidnsyS, brain,
Gad, indeed. Of all the organs, HEiaa non 81
are aggravated BY tho same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are loEOfalouaI !
thGr persons are invaded BY this lurking IN.
fsctioa, and their health 10 undermined BY Il
To cleanse It from the syItssA We must rsneVats
thS blood by an altSrHtve medicine, and N
dEsrsts II by healthy iood AAa osAsaisO.
OIah Q msdiiae We supply 70 ,--..