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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-04

BYE. B COON, A1olioaeer.

Y>IRsT CL.sSSsBaR ROOM AND EAT.
A. fNdISALOUN AT AUCTION.-Ou
MU SDAY, 9Th inst at O'Clock r. ID
Will sell on the premises, corner Main and
lin stress. the first class Bar- Room and
Eat az Saloon, known ms the "Giorning Star
SAIGON" on llth street, opposite the Ameri.
can Hotel.
The abe owe Saloon has bean Il tied u Ia first.
rate style, and is considered one Of the best
ktan is for an feat.Sg Saloon ia the city, beiL Z
la the heart OF the city.
The above Saloon can he purchased phi
vatsly prior to the day OF sale by application
To 4. Ii. COOK,
ap2 Aue.ionesr.
A DMiklSrnATRJAPs SALE OF REAL
COUNTY. viii be sold on the premises, OIL
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF April nsxt, Qf
fair; Ii not. the next fair day. a tract OF
LAND called ''Chesnut Grove" near Glover
Hin Pits, on the Summit, containing lilo acres,
one half cleared, well enclosed, and In o high
state of cultivation balance in wood Of orr
nal growth. On this farm is a comfortable
dwelling house with four rooms, and all me-
cessary out buildings, such al barn, dairy,
stables, smoke house, bath house. ke. All
the buildings are new.
On the same day Will be sold all the perish .
able property on said estate, consis tin &
Of Horses, Cows, Sheep, Hogs. one Carriage.
one Buggy, Household and Kitchen Earni.
ture.
At the same time Will be hired out for the
balance or the year, three Negroes--two wo-
men and one man.
balance ut and IL months, purchaser giving
negotiable notes. interest added. title rel ained
IN I'll last note is paid. For all other proper
MARY JEwlrT.
Administrative Of VIM. levitt. decd.
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JAMES W. IA LUZ L Bun,
NH "a euctinuAars

ETlv6 HOUSES AND LOIS ON 5th street
add he Canal, AT AUCTION - On 5ATUR.
DAY, tn. 9Th day of April commencing at ) o'clk,
will be sols. upon the premises respectively, the
following property-so wit Two new brick Tens-
ments OIL the east side OF 5th street, between
Byrd street and the canal, occupied by Ms&s E.
Vim. Peace sad q. W. Malone. Also, three
brick Tensments on the north side of the canal
sdi dining the sandyard. These houses are situs-
ted In q rapidly improving neianborhood, and
being Venient to the Gov rr ment shor o. roll
ing mill, &c always command good rsIts
TIRMs.-Ons- third esah; balance at and 2
months, with iaterest, AID secured By trust assd.
Purchasers to pay taxes and III sursnce for 1862.
apl JAS. H. TAYLOR d SON, Aucts
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Runaway, ten days rgo, Negro BOY,
about steven years cid. Said Boy IL black,
stout tuilt, and shutters a little, and has q
scar on his left forehead He n In Richmond,
and was seen in the Old Market few GAYS
ago. His name IL Henry, and was broaght
10 this city BY n. A. My srs on the 5th Of Feb
raary last from Norfolk. ] will give the
above reward for the delivery OF said Boy
TO me, or seoursd in any Jail, 90 that can gst
him. A. wCI.FF
nh 2o-ets "a Main street
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H GINA w ~.

CpOE REV ARD Runaway from my
enZD store. on Tuesday morning, 18Th IN
slant. my negro Boy. LEWIS WASHING.
TON He Is Il bright In ulatto, thick set, about
fees high, Is years OLD; had on when last
seen brown sack coat, bro WI pants, and C.
military cap. The above rev ard will be paid
for his delivery 10 me.
s. s. COTTRELL,
Ap lis No l2S Main streat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-04

DEAL ESTATE ROR SALE
"A g! = kA 80 8; = Sc. s.
~ n. are . e e. 49, ssess ss
bort 4. Lancaster. Esq } coatataine % scrss.
0rounds. ThsTs hes recently been erected
on II new aweiling and IN excsllent barn.
This Is really esaatifal location for sub
': rss. ASSOC; no aeals 70 u.s.
sps-st aODDIH I APPERsos.
Wy .DEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT.
~ o. the east line Of %, between Gary and
Canal streets. Tor sale. -We are AUTHORISED
70 sell that most beautiful lot located q
above, adlolDing the residence Of krs u. >.
Morgan. The lot has front Of 39f fsst, and
depta OF lao feet 70 an alley 10 fsse wiae--
THIS Il truly most beautiful lot In every re-
4uDDIN & ApPERseyw.
ap 3-6t Auctienesrs.
LSOR sALE-My FARM, CONTAINING 100
y acres; 80 Of which are cleared, the re-
mafnder In wood, eight miles be low the city,
on the Central road. The buildings consist
OF large framed Dwelling. foar rooms, two
brick chtmnsys: Barn; stab 2, and we'll Of
good water In the yard. Those wishing to
purchase will call on
apS-lws THOS. w. r. GOODMAN.
TINE BEAyTIFUL "a KM OF lss ACRES,
UALLED "WEST VIEW" ON THE
WESTHAM .PLANK-kOAD, q MILES
WEST OF RICaMOND, FOB SALE.-We
are suthorizsd TO sell the very valuable Farm
ircated 81 spovs, now in the oseupansy u 4F.
Edward McConaell. Thlsiis probably the most
desirable farm Of Its sizs now In market. - the
land II not only naturally Of 6as foundation, out
has been grt atty improved BY fsrtlfssrS. The
buildings on the place are al IN good order, hav.
IL g been built within the last ten years snd are
ample Tor the q accommodation Of . large family
The place we'll known that . minute dsscrip-
ton e deemed unnecessAry. Psrsons disposq4 to
invest their funds In land 10 the most improving
neighborhood, are particularly iavit.d 70 exam
inc THE estate. Terms reasonable. Apply to
GODDIN 4 AP1ERSON,
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Jk1S REV ARD ~Kanaway frcm nv re.
I'D IL - stdenee, in Ashland, Hanover county,
Va, ON Thursday, 20iL March, my servant
woman. named FANNY; about 20 years old;
low ia stature; ginger bread color; rather
long hair, and when spoken to has . lea
SAINT look lspurehassd her from O..Qranz
trustee, III this city, last fail hhel ~ be
lurking about the city. will pay the hove
reward OF SIS II apprensnded ana delivered
. nae In Ashland, or lodged In some Jail, that
! may procure her.
ap its H1RAa JAWEs, Ashland
1.1n kEWA I'D fen dollars re ward will
DIU be paia by me for the delivery OF u
,ieiatto girl, named JANE or JENNIE aged
fifteen years. belonging to mr.. Brown, Of Lu-
men burg, and hired to me by MIR. 3. A. j i.
Ciopton. She left my nouse u week ago yes
terday. sd has since been on Church Hill
She has very fun head Of hair and a scar
on one cheek. ELLA JOHNSON
nah Sl-6iA In rear Of Exchange Hotel
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. II

=
HORSES, CARRIAGES, e.
"O1SE FOR SALE
IL A DARK Bay MARE. 6 years old,
warranted sound has been in service In the army
six mouths, and Ii perfectly gentle under Ore,
though natursllv very spirited.
/" Apply At the Office of the Hos pltal Paymsstsr.
corner Of Marshall and 2ota streets, Church Hill
Ap lin
E0R Saba nas young Ko.susn
STALLION,
dve yeas old this spring. He draws ansly u
harness and v really - gsatie Is dog. BE mag
Be ssa1 st The stable Of
n. q. LIPSCOMB,
On "a. bet Brosd aod Marshsu STA
nARnIA g kNt OAERIA8ESii OAN.
NJ RACES This subscriber intends DIV.
66 up his storshonss BY the lst of May, ana
viii offer fos sale his stock of Roekaways, Ras.
ga, with and without tops, and hpring. w agons,
Wi hAvs been put up with great care for ibis
market. y very low prices. Al he intas d. 70 sell
svsry vehicle on hand. be would further state
that al pcrscns In want Of OagriAgss &C.. will
dad II greatly 70 thstr advantage 20 give hin
Il. - he ID detsSniDsd ~ sell In agdsr 70 close
cut Ais atock. JOHN DOES,
10 So--Ims Corner Of 9Th and Broad pts.
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NJ OTlCE.-ln consequences Of having nc sssiss.
IN snos my busiaess, and having TO PAP eAah
for AL nay pul1hlpss. an compelled 70 seA en-.
eausivsly tor - fton This data Purchasers WIN
plsasebsar this 10 mind, anA lot ths c&sA aecompa,
" ta4r osAprs. J. 4. MOORE
Woo1 ard cor Adaias and HsoaA 30.
cpl .0iS
DONfEDEHATE BUTTON We are
tpp 0ted iole agsnts for sAs sale Of the
ARAX HUTrQNS II this city, manufAe.
~ Rouyer = 11evasesur. This e. & south.
en- nads Button, and deserve the patronage
BENNETT = TOI.I.EsoN,
IN 8-lMs 100 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-04

Is EUEIVEK' s SALE OF sTOCKS.
VIII be sold at our Office on TT E.SDAY next.
the 9th Of April. at II O'clock NJ, three hun
dred and eighteen
$ II Il )
Of Bank Of Virginia Stock, On account Of II .
l.. Brooke, Receiver.
JNU. A LANCASTER 4 SON.
APP ltd
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Gs M T. w A Il ID --yanxw.y from n,
eD lNVl neaf Roinuay LIN q bright mni.,

lS M w D--yanAw.y from me-
epl W. Near Roinnsy, jim, bright nula, to
boy; about IL years cid; feet q or 10 inches
high, weighs about 100 pounds has los. one W Der
front tooth; has email scar On his forehead and
one unde. his chin, caused by bura when eh..d,
aiso, ascs< on one Of his wrists. j IN left the Isl
regiment Georgia volunteers while eneampsd at
Hsrging Rack. 10 February last. with two other
negroes-sZe Bill or VIM. Moas, " ho re presented
Iiaseif as free boy. living In Eichmoat, for.
ns.iy La Petersburg the other \ thick haavv.
set boy. n smsd Hiram, belonging TO Mr. Hsr<id q
msmber OF .atrbritge cousty. My imp, esson L.
they viii go to ere ef the above named p, acss or
remain with the Confedef ate army. | will ray
Si00 10 any person whs will a.rest jim and lod "a
D N 10 Isl, or any place Of safety the Ooufeds.
rate States. where / ein get him.
~ r. h. u. II. CULL.BR
40 l--4tH Parry aDorg,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-04

nI1NUE FOK SKTE--TKfSs sieVanT a:
JIG ven octave PIANt,S, manufactured bv
VIM. Knabc Z Co., OF Baltimore, with iron
frames and ROUND corners. These las trum On q
are almost new. and Aavs bssn preserved
with great care. Their touch and tone are
very superior. They Will bs sold ut mode
rata prices for cash, on application 70
A.. II. UUPUY,
NH S7--ts 0raqs IT.. betWssn "a and Ath
CT!L1 @ Aen1 ) ges6 supply q UkEN.
a nHAWD AEGr OUNr kDkkAEE 0RAy
OLOTH and OOEDKIN. wAish he suhsesibse
3 pfspare6 10 make Up 10 oGlosrs' aniforms q
aAoft ao3ieA nd % ssasonAhle tegmA
JOaM HATE. *ssA~@.
A. Military snd Otvia Tsilos.
= 1-lms 81. ~ 0roed md 0raes CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-04

M An.lhsSrEA HOTEI.
III. Wftnm ss0 yArds of the Msnehcstss Dtar
sIcn, % the Rishmond aad Dauvtlis nsIlroaA, e.
uinutss walk Of al the Puhlie OfIeas. Dscs1s,
ahA 1.andinsstn RisAmosd.
noafu pr DAY 50
-..... ...ss. .---E..-....-.. -
AN.easi 70 tAs Hotel y large stable aaA ~.
aesA asesa6sd by = reliable estlsr. h Ulal
fally s0tdse1. D. j 0Ix0t,
naaaAassas. Va. March. itsa Nh Se-lNs
ExT3AiJ4 L0QWOOD-Jast . had s11
IL ms sale ~ W pG1&m4ON = 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-04

IAkW OF $50 AURES OF LAND IN NEW
II KENT FOR SALE PRIVATELY
We Will sell desirable farm on the York
River Railroad, 20 miles distant from Rich
moad, l mile from Tunstall's Depot, and
miles from the Pamunkey river
Il has adweiiing house aad about 80 acres
Of cleared land, the balance In timbsred land
of pine and OAK. There are one or two saw.
mills on the adjoining farm. Upon the farm
Is a fine mari ban x.
Persons wishing TO purchase tirnhered land
convenient to the railroad, will have fine
opportunity 10 do 50. Those wishing 70 view
the land can do SO by applying TO Mr.. DAB
sgY, who resides on the adjoining farm.
1sRMs-Liberal. Apply to
NH .S-lW las M TAYLOR A. som
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-04

49, ACRES OFVALUABLE LAND
L II I'll At TIE HEAD OF VALLEY SIRE u,
AND isNKDiArELf IN THE RHAR OF rHE t,ITY
ALAs HousE, FOR SALE.-We are autho-
rlzed TO sell the valuable property located as
ABOVE, called 'a)atland," con tanning i4i acres
!. fronts for a long distance ON Valley strset.
and can be divided into six lots OF about two
acres each. This land has been occupied as O
market garden, and Is admirably adapted 10
early vegetables. Apply 70
NH 29-6t GODDIN & APPERSON .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-04

ufOk sALE-Iwo exc asi~nt, well mutt, and
II convenient TENEMENTS, coz tanning six
rooms each, with tie usual out-housss and well
of ~s'sr In the yard, which has been conyavsd
into each TeEement.
ALfO--A vacant LOT adjoining. 70 feet front
sod i3e feet deep. This property is situated on
MsRCxR, or SMITH 4 HARWO0D
nah 4Q-dt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-04

u IFUL LITTLE GOTTA GE
- Farm or Ten AtREs, ON TIE MEADOW
BRIDaE ROAD, HALPMr NoRrHKAsT OF RroA-
HoSn, FUR SALE.-Ws are authorized 10
sell the above valuable property now owned
and occupied by Dol WM mcCarty. The
ira contains about 10 acres, and has on 1t
an exesite2t dwelling end every building
usually found ON such place. The land
has within the past two years been greatly
improved, and il now in successful state OF cul.
tivarfon. and abonnds In Il vegetables, &c of
various kinds. Its proysrbint TOR its early
yege'a bles, and IL q residence, Is a most de-.
sifabie enc. Persons disposed 10 purchase.
are particularly invited TO examine the pre-
misses. Terms rea sonabls. Apply to
NH I9-6t ({DD1bIN 4 apk5EISAN
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NOR SALE-An excellent location for . prsc
II sicing physician. "A small IA I'm. with all
necessary buildie 60, 81, in New Ksnt county
% miles frem Richmond ontaning il0 acres Of
lsnd-ab ut 60 acres opened, tho res sius hssvily
timbsred- Possession given Immediately. For
particulars, apply to e. b, SELDEN, of New
Kept county, or At the northeast corEsr of i2tn
and Marehs u sts. Richmond. NH 29-6,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-04

II k.I1. AUADEMY -4tiNEYS
IL o., CAROLINE CO.. VA.--This hn.
the University OF Va. aud also for the ts.
ginesfiug profession. whether Civil or Mil.
tsry LAD receive fs " more pupils. Charge
from March LIST - close Of Session, sis,
tor everything except lights. Address tsr
infor niattOn ths Principal
mA S-6wA SAML SOHOOLER. M. A.
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WI HELLER 4 WfLNUR's
w SEWING MAUA1NES
i W II f r. l. T. r WILSON'S SEWING
MAOHl n Es repaired and kept In order
NEEDLES and SILK on hand
Fine TUcEIS0 and FAArLY 6ywrsS done 81
Mtss 8 LYONS, No. LA Main street, over the
store opposite sam'i NJ. Prices.
Orders sent promptly attended to.
i'm le-Arux
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RICHMOND, VA, March T. 1852. !
A Ii SHERI rps md others oollsesins ss,s
IA AfIas, ere desired t. have the sgm- to4sd
nsrA cd "C0i. q. DfMAocK. Richmond, Va Nd
forwarded al soon possibis. The ooppssa
ton fos collecting. and the nessssary expenses Of
presentation OF the receipts Of Col DIaMgcE
Approved.
jobs LKTCHBB.
- City papers COPY NH Tin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-04

NJ Immediately after the above sale, will
be sold large lot Of GROUND, on the north
Side OF Westham Piank.road, fronting I702
feet, and running back on the east line OF
Park street l78 feet, 70 an alley 20 feet wide.
1t will be divided into lots Of the usual front
size. J. ID. r h SON.
0pS Auction eora.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-04

nISSOLUT1UN. - Ths oo-partnsrship Of
L. VANIEW, TAYLOR l. 90 IL shis dsy
dissolved.
Having purchased the interest Of q. II. PLEA
SAINTS, the surviving partner, JOHN n. VAN
LEW, will hereafter conduct the business In his
own name.
All persons iadebtsd " the old ooucsrn. WI
plsase call aud settle with ths undsrslgned
JOHN N. vANLHw.
january Z. INN IN 81
The New York herald., 1862-09-05
LOST ANR FOUND.

n oST-0N TUESDAY, BETwEEr ONE AND FIVE
IL O'Clock IN going from corner OF Pike and Madison
streets through Pike AleE Canal TO Broadway rp
Thircenth street and back same route lady leather Arm
with steel clasp containing pair OF gold spececcs
leather case square glasses pockebook pearl with Steel
with from four dollars including fy cents m stamps
small silver box Whoever returns the same VIII
be Handsomely rev alded at AZ PlAc street
The New York herald., 1862-09-05
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, sept. 10 r M.
Asms.-The market steady, with sales Of pots at
% s1A 80 s7k, and pearls at 81 1915 81 25
RKApsruSrs.-Flour--The he market better, espe
ciay for and medium grades of shipping brands
while the higher and better class Of extra brands
unchanged. The sales were moderate and chiefly from
the domestic trade, the demand for export being light
The sales embraced about 900 bbls closing within
following range of prices
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

FINANCIAL.

NLAIMs FOR PENSIONS. BOUNTY. BACK PAY, Ex.
" 6a pay recreiting expenses prize money, &C. when
70 us VIII be promptly attended TO- Can or send
SOME9 4 BROWN. No. 2 Park place
The New York herald., 1862-09-05
ExPREssEs.

BuRNHAMs FrRNITuRE ExrREss AND PACk.
n Ing establishment, III West Eleventh nreet between
T,ih and gNth avenues Household Furniture boxed and
shirped TO all parts the world Covered wagons for
moving furniture Of families F1rniiurc stored.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

+ osT--(s20 REwARD)-sEPTEMBER 8. IN TWENTY
IL third street and Ninth omnibus purse con
taning about $50 TIE above reward viii be pGon leaving
the came 80 East Eerentecnth stree.
Y osr-A SMALL DIlHOND PIN, WORTH ABOUT $40
II was lost In passing through vcsey street Coleg,
place Murray street. Brosdyay Park II rs valued
AS gt aud the Under win be literally rewarded by avnl
Il al i5 Nesey street. Lost on the I'd inst.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05
DROPOsALs FOR s2oO, OOO or THE CROTON WAFER

pRQPosALS FOR $685. 900 OF THE CROTON WATER
Stock Of the city Of New Yok-Sealed proposals will
ts%Se5 20 1852 Ct Two O'Clock NJ when the same vim 6s
hundred and fifty thousand dollars the Croon
water stock OF the CITY of New York. authorized by chapter
laws OF 1861 and by ordinance Of the Common Council
supply Of Croton water, &c.
The said stock win bear interest At the Of sx per
per annum payable quarter yearly and the principal VIII
be redeemed November l. 1888.
The proposals will state the amount OF stock DESIRED ana
the per hundred dollars thereof the
whose oposas accepted win be required deposit with
the Of the city within days after the open
ing Of the bids the awarded 70 them respectively
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts OF the
oeivs for amounts Of the par value OF the
Each propositon should be sealed and indoreed tropo
sails for Croon Water Stock of the city Of New ana
the nclosed in second envelope addressed 70 the
Comptroller. :.
The right 10 reserved TO reject any all Of the bids II
considered protect promote the interests OF
the city ROBERT ]. HAWS, Comptroller
CITY OF NEW YQRR DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, CONTROL
LKR's OFFICE, August Is, 1862
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

rrHE TENTH WARD CONSTITUTIONAL UNION CLUB
met nj their headqus Wednesday evening, Sep
iember and elected the following TO the conven
tion which meets At Troy September ls62-as delegates
W. n Palmer and w, l.. Butle; alternates. Jacob Ray
nor L. Ball To the Central Commitieeadditionsl
delegates, Jacob Leon, Howard +. Coates and VIM. II.
Yutle w. II. PALMER, President
q; Il Brrrs, Secretary pro sem.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

e,EuARg VERY cuEAP.-AT TIE sEGAR AGENCY
~ IL broadway IN eairs, Havana Domestic All,
az less than market sSofs dealers and pedlers
would do well to cal.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

I Oh CERTIFICATES HAVING fTaD rwO TEETH
I.AOf extrvcfd without pain b. Dr T. JAY NILLERS,
i55 Grand street. two blocks from BrosdwA. taeel fully
inscrt tbs 0nmcndaon 70 those suffering from toot-
ache, HELM Il, SuRRE 30 wes. Slsiaenih street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

| x,N pENANDE- -uUArRE FENMEs DE CHAMBRE
~ ancaiaos pour aer IN liavana De heanN gaes eont
oflere lie suite a fagencs anslse ae NJ T.
GAlLLARD, l49 srs ruc, enue Bftadway q y 4me Az,
c0l,.t.ua Al k2e
The New York herald., 1862-09-05
FINANCIax4.

<yALIToRNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY
Interest Coupons purchased lowest currert raes by
DUNCAN SHERMAN CO.,
Bankcrs OF Pine and Nassau streets. Now YORK
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-05
"A y . 's
Compound Extract of SarSapariIla,

the most efectual remedy which the medical skill
OF our times can devise for this everywhere pre-
Valhng and fatal malady. It is combined from the
most active remedials that have been discovered
for the expurgaon of this foul disorder FROM the
blood, and the rescue Of the system from its dss-
tructlve consequences. Hence it should be employ
ed for the cure Of not only Scrofua but also those
other affections which arise from it, such ERUP
TIVE and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoSY's FIRE
RosE, or ERYsTPELAs, PIMPLEs PUsTULFs BLoTcH-
Ess BLAISss and BoLLEs, TUMoRs, TETFER and SALT
RHEsM, SeALD HEAD, RINgWoRM, RHEUMATISM
oTPHILIfIe and mERCURIAL DISEASES, DROPsY, DE-
B1LIrT and. indeed, ALL ComPLAIsrs ARISING PROM
NIrIATED Oh IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
IN tgptrty of the blood" is founded in TRUTH for
scrofula Is degeneration of the blood. The par
tcalar purpose and virtue of this SarsapaTIa is
purify and regenorate this vital duid, without
which sound health is impossible in contaminated
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
ScrofI1la. or King,s EIriI


ID a constitutional disease, acorruption of the blood
by which this fluid becomes vitiated, weak and
poor. Being in the circulation, it pervadss the
whole body. and may burst out in disease in that
part Of it. No organ is free from its attack nor
is there one whSch it may not destroy. The scrofu
ous aint s caused by mercuriaI disease low living
disordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth and
filthy habits, the depressing vices, and above all.
by the venereaI Infection Whatever he its ori-in.
it is hereditary in the Constitution, descending
" from parents to children unto the third and
fourth generation - indeed, il seems to be the rod
OF Min who says g will visit the iniquties of the
fathers upon their children. -
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood OF corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, ia the
lungs liver, and internal organs, is termed tuber-
cles IN the glands, swelliIgs; and, the
surface, eruptions sores. This foul corrup-
ton, which genders In the blood depresses the
ergies OF life, SO that eerofulous constitutions not
only suf1er from scrofulous Complaints, but they
have lar less power to Withstand the attacks of
other diseases; consequently vast numbers perish
by disorders which, although not scrofuIous in
their nature still rendered fatal by this taint
In the system. Most of the consumption which
declmates the human family has its origin directly
frnctye diseases Of the liver, Kidneys, brain, and
indeed Of all the organs arise from or are aggraya-
ted BY the sams cause. Asl
one quarter of all our people are scrofulous
their persons are invaded by this lurking infection
ana their health is undermined by 1t. To cleanse
II from the system we must renovate the blood by
an Alternative medicine and invigorate il by healthy
rood and exercise. Such q medicine we supply
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-05

RS- The brave Union soldier, who car
ried captive the heart of beautiful and
wealthy heiress, and is soon TO be married
to her, is Sergeant Moulton, of New Haven,
Of the Third Regiment. He was taken
prisoner at Bull Run, sent to Richmond, /,
and attracted the notice of the young lady,
who supplied the object of her affection
with clothing, luxuries and money, ex-
changed miniatures with him, and has
eIoped from the rebel capital in order to
share his fortunes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-05

WAsHIEGToE, March 3.-The House to-
day passed the Senate Joint Resolution de-
claratory of the intention of the act of July,
Indemnifying the loyal States for expenses
incurred in raising troops, so as not only to
apply to debts contracted before, bnt since
the passage of the act. ff-,B