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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
gARMY AND NAVY.

TIA II. q. Payma,ters in State street have been
bnsv for tie last two days, paying oil the 'aroai
Reiusr and Volunteer oDieerson duty In and around
New-YOrk ,oo -
Parrot guns were sent from tLo Navy yes'er-
day. ,-..... ,.or,
tie Yard at high water on Wednesday evening.
The storm Yesterday retarded out,ide operations at
the Nayy-Yafd, bat the work in the sip-honses ana
in the indoor departments procceded az pri'hIy -
ever. ia the ordnonco aud provision Department.
there has not been qui'e 10 much dong Oh late aha
,veraI Of ,he extra hands, taken on when WORK was
pressing have been discharged within the Iai' lew
dave.
:. Wednesday next, May z, 10 the day fixed for the
launch OF the Iro Sides at the yard Of Messs Cramp
&, son. Philadepbia; circumstance may, however,
Jelsy the event till few days later. The hrt
,iresk or band Of iron plating IL now hid on, and
the second one started. Thess "r'ieakS are -
inches broad. They commence fous ieet below mo
water bne. On the bows aud stern the plating will
hs tbren "streqks," or seven feet broad. Amid.
shoe "a fax 10 tho PORTFOLIOS extend hey vii reach
from below tho water.line 10 the bulwarks, and
eight "streaks broad. These are laid on "A, the rate
of one ia fourteen days. The launch however, WA
not 10 delayed for this. The ram consists oil CON
tinuaiion OF tho two lowest "slreaks etiDg from
the Two sides Of the bow, boled together, aud pro-
iectine beyond it four fec. ten lnchss.
ia dimensions are thus: hight, 20 incheB lich'
ness, 0 inches, and length fee, 10 inches: There
are 500 men now engaged upon her. This vesie''
when launched, will be tho lnrge't armed Govern,
ment vessel ahoat. khe has larger ,uhhnie I. .isn
the .hip-of.ths-line Pennsylvania. She viii draw y
ffteep fec. Of water with ten days fGel and hef Ia,
armament ON board. Her beam i. muc g,esti
the usual proportion IN war vssseh WINE nar, nt.
tho capsbiity Of sea-golng vessei, sue. 'no - On.
S's oS &c IRON pntng is being manufactured u
UIjaloi. Pa, and tho other half in Pstsoaa, huw r'
assregat. @ weight Of ths plates will be seven nun
drsd and City tQpi,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
GREAT pIsE IN THE mIssIssIPPI
Cnpyecedested Rlood-HGndreds Of Houses
submerged-Cstile, Sheep, and Hess
Washed Away-Hunsreds Of Families
Driven 20 the boats.


A special Dispatch TO Tie 2r'5'n', from Cairo
says:
The packet Diligence, from Tiptonville, reports sn
alarming stage Of water in The Mississippi River.
Hundred. Of house. on the bsns Of TIE river ct that
plac. and at Madrid ore submerged, and thou'
ssnds Of cattle, sheep and hogs have been washed
away.
Many families are living in fat-boats.
Everywhere along the river there Is very great
suffering In consequence Of this unprecedented food
The whole Of Columbus mp 70 the foo. OF the
Notifications Is overnowed and the water is running
Into the Window Of the bouses.
Hickman, Ky, is slso suffering greatly iom the
food
Tho Notifications st Island No. 10 and upon the
main land opposite are still above water, excepting
the upper battery.
A large amount Of cannon end heavy ordnance
stores captured from the Rebels on tbe main shore
are still lying In tho bsyOu, and cannot DO removed
up,il tie waters subsde.
Point Plsssan, Is entirely drowned ou'.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
COL. CRocKER AND MAJOR CASSIDY.

To n. Editor Of The n. Y. Tvibuna
Sin: have noticed 10 your paper during the last
few dsys several paragraphs relative 10 the recent capture BY
the Rebels Of Col John s. Crocker and Major Ambrose L.
Cassidy OF thu g3d Regiment NswYori State Volunteers.
before Yorkow3. la s Of these paragraphs 10 sisted
that they oGk.rouy deserted aud went 10 the enemy
s,d IN IL also stated tia. Col Crocher has been In
d.ed for murder In the State Of HewYok" 1ti. ster Is
evidently mistake that It 1, hardly worth while to take
the trouble Of denyinsi'.
II Ia but Justice 10 those ofeer whose chargers
have been ujusy spered to give the following extracts
from lester written fsw day. ago to gentleman Of this
city by al officer OF the regiment
FKipAY noHSISe April 25 1861.
Events that have 10 knowledge sinos bs last
hvs st 5s g. oRS', .,ssGs 'ba pa S
CEooker You viii know a, ss By TIL. time will have
resd ioue,lnI In ths morpiagi psrer', Of th
'sns. dippp.msnce OF our Colorel s1d hor. end tte
prop.be pure ey The ,nmJ te' rotabiY %
the public tsS they have proved treseh.rou. aud drseeG
uer nan there not IN our whossrny SUD etniy theie
have n he patriots bln Col Crck.
tear she'd by the hearts when the truth be-
elme .,dout tsyends doubt lny,ei W. quite unneryet
70 hin ha,e lo. tue snd iips his3d ara orc WIG n1a
been 10 re a. gaoai snd gus is Our officers are loLy
pfers for Yube'oa ths, VIII do him Juice
10 hi, family I'laten'. 4. wei Irog..
,r'y hs has suffered much a. The hand;
ia sf a Idy m 3 . Sarasd Sa @ s, ' s aes b. y
ioiurcd by os,e aId maltfoAinen' ior "yeFd fnoi -
until death fe-1sci him ifOn Noiui ''"e
Colonel though formerly Democrat. We, ons OF TIE great
uuion party II haie last Fall and onen times has be
Himself - length 10 senEen,s stron sy
NeFthefn and Anu-Sayery.
In reference to Major Cassidy had learned TO hnov him
scutlsmsn and brave Tie has, tso. bern good
,ldo lie h., been for ns,iy, yea, past uoiil oi1'
:. ~. sd b. there been hnovn only s ps'Fiot aud
.eutlsmsn of iatelligr and worth.
Tho rufaer that he. lost gone through ue that Col
Crocl.r hs. ~ ia Rebel army bAse .bTes
ton lio hss three brohers Ia and with our own
auy
Ysur ,ru. friend AID most obsdieEt servant,
r,te- York, May L. lil W. H. De
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
MARRIED.,

BATTEL-CHEsTER-lu this city, on Wednesday April
20 b, m. Rev Joseph r. Thompson, u. d.. AlhetT Bs,
te 10 Emily z. Chester daughter Of r. w Chesof, esq., al
Of this city.
FRMOND-IIBB BARDOn Tuesday April ~. ri the stase
street ugregntots Church by the Rev Newton Ht.on
the Rev. Pniip OeImond. formally OF hyde PafE ~
Mis-. Myra Fannie, second daughter oi H. T. hooaa oil 'h
city.
KTNs-VISTON--O On Monday, ArTil %, BY the Rev
O. T. Flanders Sbiai NJ. Hawkins 20 fanny o. dsnshter o
I.s.c Vinton. esl., all Of this city.
UpUsToN-sTvELING ING-On Thursday May ST 81 Anu
CbuIeh by ,he Rev Mr. Gslsudot MI Charles Hon,to'
o. Rcch.ss to Miss ChsTotte A. dsusher OF M coaf'
Steriiiy Of this city.
WUiTr-pEUTsCH-A sing Sing. on Thursday, nsy |
by the Rev, A. II. Stewart Of Tsirytown Jane, W n,e
Eosto sly Of NinoDs, MIMI 20 Ag.e eldest daush
ter oi J. U. Deu,sch of Sing srR
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
nrvrAT OF sAvAGEs IN MISSOURI

P,7qtnrpo LAxDIse "Wednesday, APrl 3D. lAk
M Ipv1s ~. STAsJOH, hscretory0 WG'.
Reliable information has been received that MAJ.
Hubbard. Let MissoIi Volunteers, on the 2o,h, with
l46 men, defeated Coonels Coffee and stearD1right,
and COO Indians, at Neosho, Mo-, killing and NOR
tally wounding q, and capturing c2 prisoners, 20
horses and large quantity Of arms.
H. w. HALLECK Msior-GeEertL
Tie body Of Gov. Harvey Of Wisconsin, recently
drowned at Savannah, bss been found forty miles be-
low on the bank.
Tie weather is clear and pleasant with good
prospect for au Improvement Ia the Toads. lie nVe'
falling.
Gen. 7. w. Sherman has arrived from Port Royal
end taken bis brigade.
Hn y. NJ. SrhETos, See,storVof WGy.
Movements continue. TIE roads are bard, ana
re4uiIe great deal OF work for heavy trains. The
reconnaissance TO Purdy was successful They de-
stroyed two bridges o. tie Mobile aud Ohio Rail
road, and captured one locomotive and train 0i
men. THOMAS A. ScOTT, Ass;staDt-Seostsry.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
The Death Of the late Gov. Harvey.

MILwAUsTs, Thur,day. Msy ], I59A
In accordance with the pro,amstiops OF tho Gov
ernor this day has been generally kept In this State
With appropriate obsersnees in memory Of lie late
Gov. Harvey, recently drowned in tho Tennessee
River. In this eiiy number Of buildings were
clothed IN mourning. Business was IN many cases
suspendea. Minute guns were fred, fifgs dlsPlaysd
at halrmaet, aud services held in several churchee'
Tho sorrow Is general and sincere.
Private dispatches tonight from savanns say' that
Gov Harvey. body hss been recovered, and on tue
WAY 10 Wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
IMPORTANT FHON FREDERICKSDr%NHG
FUGITIVE BLACKS SET At WORK.
Loss " Larst Quantities of Government Stores.
They are Taken by Rebels at Night

Special Disp,.ch to Tho N Y. Tribune
wAsHrs6fos, Thursday. Msy D. fs6s.
The Special Correspondent Of Tx TRrsUss with
Con. Mcdowell contributes the following nswsi
A considerable number Of fugitive blacks have
been employed by Gen. Mcdowell, and set at work
on tho vailrosd from Acquia Creek to Fredericks-
burg.
They receive fifty cents day and one ration. and
five cents an hour for extra work.
The soldiers work bedde them apparently without
the least objection, and treat them like humao
beings.
Nearly all the stores, TO the amount Of several
hundred thousand dollars, left by the regiments on
their preopitats retreat from Fredericksburg, have
since been taken away by them during tho night.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
RESIGNATION OF THE MERRIMACs CON-
MANDERS.
POSITION OF THE MHRRIM,

POSITION OF THE MRRRIsAC.
wAsH;seros. Thursday. May !. is6i
The following dispatch Is received from Fortress
Monroe:
1t IL reported that Commodore Tatnall aud tue
principal officers Of the Merrimec have resigned.
The Merrimac lice Of the Marine Hospital al Craney
Island, fast to the buoy. She now mounts twelve
guns. There are no other steamers there.
JOHN u. WOOL, Major General
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
R,piy.
Ho,. C.B. syp6.Icr, IL II.

Hon. z, o. bkDVNIN"I II " -, 4
ss ,.pl, TO your note Of inquiry dated 2th ini aud
lvA "a Az, have TO ,sy the, the Bi' oaIbins' coz
e.rDint which question made were purchased BY D. a'
r.O, from Mr S,even' snd not through hm 'ses' 70
Al. oa, Of ..le received from him BY telegram
sab~ emily. shout the 18th August MI stevens "" %
pointed post On my Stat. and n'to'db BY me TO occupy
himself nigh. bs directed In pioeeFns and i0r".dns
n, ana ,ton, rom HewYorh. and eOn'ignpsal' TO me
e., Pm. q, .oeoun. Of tie United Slsss In TIL, esps
~ n. eontnree 70 40. until sheut tie 2sth OF September
with resreoi. Jour' truly, ~ s"A'"I'A
Ws,htagtos, Xeb. ~, 1909.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
FROM GEN. CURTISs DEPARTMENT.

Fohfrrb, No, Aprl X9 Ibtt.
On the 9th inst. n company Of cavalry from this
place destroyed Tie exteosivs satPeter manuiscuTy
near Yollvills, Ark and burned tho building Lieut..
Hickock of tho 4th Iowa cavalry was killed, and
sne private wound In the eskrmeh with the Rebels.
large amount Of supplies. lid for the Rebels u'e,
with dssertes apd syhawker hid In the mountains,
ssre ssgtufsd BY Gen. Curtk's sQpmsnd,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
ClOtdtug,

ClOthiugs nr~xo
IhAve jut completed my entire uew stock OF IS
SUMNER CLOTHING not surpassed In tss c,y 8 IN NM
IuRSisHIN0 DEPARTMkNT not sqasl!s'l AL WI %
sold al eItsmsly low p.icea P!esse CAL T. D. nApN
WIN, Mes. 20 and y Boweiy
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
Guerlal Noiltes.

,r,, Vard-A regular meeting OF the hth 's,n 10 10
it ,',aci,tioa viii To held a. Hunk ho'sA NO. ~
6r,nd'i' on FRiDAi' WI WILLIAM KELLocK President.
Tnov" ]rnoRSTos' ssoretsIisI
WiIiIss koPP,
-1,c,,,..n,ie,, Word.-rHEoDoRE rlLIoN go VII
~ - Ninth Lecture IN tho ,srirs before ths AA d
% sii.., A,aori,,ion at Con nen.ol hat JiLft thu
Nv TaIs tFnday) EVENINO. May 2. =. "cl0oai oso %
~, " IA, ,test Questions Of the War ne P9phv NO
leot1. Aa,nission fee SAMUEL hlNCLAlh, rie'e
A srpS.:Y D0AsE, secretary
T.. a,by e,how,-Over thirty certificates were so
-. DARSiiMs MUSEU H yesereay, ioI conpsluI.'n
', 49,. sor,inr great BABY SHOW The nnInoer OF Lsa'es
!. Wel h, one hundred among whom over TWO lAou'~Aa
ID ars 4, u.smiums win ee d!-trtbu,ed
Notice. MIR JOHN SAVAGE sn,hSr q synTrr nTrR nRo
iav, WI e. mmence In THE LEADEt on ,d nr
NV gTyr a ssris. Of papers entitled mt pioIhy ~
TnF iRisIt DRAMATIS1S" These somraee sss'en.s r
LII Biographies OF 5ir Richard Steele, oeG'gs ~
49, O,v.r Iio,d smith Brlr ley Sheridan osfA V.nnn, @
Ssr,jn no,ses Se &c. The lo'ert OF tue oa ptsuas
I'll s,d these Memoirs by Mr savage OF more na.
,.., W. ~. nh LTADEk will be found at all tho News
s,,"gs an SATURDAY MORNING
10 Sao to A.. there Coursuy chartered sh,res 80
,ns 10 rs scres and other sdvsnt,seI poss dengnt9
ion sh ia uhues fertile and healthy hN oeen q eo'eu
rmsr mschsnio. aud oheo, with some little MEANS wn,
iS ts 10 lon spescoable working colon, may e.l ep
'a''~' No. Nl prosdwsy'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

AssooSssss EstSss ooS s iT5ts 81 5s.; =;
s.sTed pes and wsrrued 70 produce %s ssns
and pug. Price 25 cens and 50 cents pri ooAs Pro.
msil Sod ~ Druggists DR.. J. BRIGGS. Ch. vrsoN u
isor. No ii, Broadway Opposite st. Psors Oh Eve.
No. L.
THE EXCHANGE, -.
A now Britsh Musuin. devoted to tho con'defasaof
Commercial Industrial. Political. and Social subeSes
CONTENT5:
MExsoo AND TuB ISrEnyRsrios--No. ]. o.
The AMRRIo,N CONFLICT; TBs CLAIMS o. 1hS Cvk..
LsoAL sKcgaIrlgs Eso.Iss SxrrLsss ASs CAsSAs
= Tss Ss'Sn,.nisS sn.oGsSss o, CANADA. q
TaB RiDDLH % AUsrRALiAS Pefso@
OUg CoLLIsRIss
Tsa ConnEecs on ORYAT BnIfArs 1850 Dqs
ard shorter articles Of vintAr chsectosi
coSTkIByTofss
Ss${S ;$S#st Hs sstSS$SWR sS%SWiHRg IS III 5sk sEs "
THSN4S 5iSSs $,S5sss F5SjS9H S.sss5x sss . rss
aSs.s TNSsrS gdsS 5aTSsc 81; ss1is i s:ss
Pa PREbk haoTE law ksS 50 g.; :: c
tn. Re-, Ki1st.%" pIs,s ..si Eestss q 1s MA .e Oxford
rEFha FEEL T. siaMosDs' "a. ~ na. Tss. A~
TkRas: a7t Cents per number - per snndm.
ie.a2, SAMPSON bqW; soy y e G. ss.,., t..vs..
nsT- f0fk: ALlkh LOV, NV o~o
''Is. hss ss ~ w@tkEs 4 Wise Co. No. s4' xbasee q
Nav.Yor.x and Flus sSfnx Rahr5ed.
CHANGE OF TERMINUS
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE
Tioscts 10 coses -. ,,,,.. ..>s
Fres1 the New Depot ct Bouer's poinp' 70 fynsa&
s E.s':: +; S;ss:s :s:, S;sss s.1s
Lesvs Jsnes Slip Feuyor g., p,..,.
a4th-,t Ferry. IWrS rN'""s
6a NJ p.m 90 "' N
Ia L., fp.ms hTrPn'
Ga m q m. Ga m. SPIN
l1 O. n., y. W. "a M q. -.
nd dc byere a. one huff tue tAual rstc~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
HGU,tarp Notices.

FlontInu Hos ritais for the Wounded at the
siege of York tuwn.-supplIss Of Bsddins Dressing"
p,hcets God, W he, &c, Eeceiv.i a
COntribu!iOa,Gn money, By srno.a ~. 40 w,ns
GEORGE T. sTRcS0, NO. % MSt"
The Military. ComrpisslSp ys' sTY sSpY!H' AonS
for tho aid and relief Of tho VOLUNTEER AnI Ines0
viii u s probahly .oon many wounded men eeeyte
for and on the southern coast s g.ssa ~
.pec nred Of public hberay on thes ssoa a least gnS
th measures rSw pending ia e % sn as mss
ds not. Of Hospital Gorss Sc, msn" lied at he.yy sT
p.S,s "a ,cossssos viii :ysT pe'0s ' sAs amy. cSas'
Su'isA' m'J O' 'asssEi;cn9r ssSEcn9r ?. srxoNo. Tr..ure,
10. % sWstssrsss, NsW.Iesks
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
Removal-Oak Hail.
Ha,lns removed rny steer Of ~, oru,un

Removal-Oak Hail.
hA'lns iei JEN AM BOYS CLOTHING
TtI No ia FULTON STREET
jB.tseen Nassau and Brosdway),
nth "a Invite my old fgieDds and cusomeno 1onunuaf
b, n. at my present location No. l4z fulton' nsss
bIoed"SJ oDFGROOTsp GRANITE HALL.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES 40
s,,i- OSsrooa 90 10 $ll Isne.s sniS " 70 pSt
ALSO, BoY-' AND YOUTHS CLOrHiNS: ,A
How. saIs 80. o. to = Youths suits.." Sote
United States Weighers
and
HowF's STANDARD SCALES.
No batter evidence Of merit OF these Scales can
ored % tho public than that they nave been adoped oy tnS
Iin I'd strt,, uov,rnsn, The Colsctor sod SureyoiX
th por have siven orders that ne other % psn ee
,nd h.t al ,cssa 90 hsad shall be tested ~ fhaHn
U0WE Ipyis attention 10 lsrge stoef OF Ais W
hsyd irrlpdinx ne ~ PORTABLE ARMY sCALE. Seoones
hand scale. of other makers taken IN ps psy TOT h'"s
''Va,SS6EpE Fs ooRr picHERsoNk cp Ay. Chisasa, III I
JAMES I" OODiA' - AA'-' FnANK y. HOWE.
No. 1874 Broadway, Me- foIk.
Gas Fixtures Cheap.
p.ttis, purehssi, from the fhosorbef can seec ~ ~
b i.ssIs Io.nutactaisrs. PLUHblNG and CAB IANS
loie aS rsuh ALIEN M'jKESLlE, No 80 tth s@ J
'' Plur ,ber and lily iranio Ensbesf.
Linen Naslseto Netting Wanted.-f;Ssi.sn, ps psyy
r sa quantities foi sale viii pease SEND sAmi LVOS
pa.s, &c, to No. y pey-s'l, Immediately
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
Uor,, O, Rrpnx,EsTauvrs, WA'nIsGTos Clrr'

.sisy.Csn J. C. FrrxoST, United Sfaf' h@V.
sa desire to have ss,enen. fen Jou In Wriing Tor
Oh. Of tie House Of Representative, whether you
neb,,ed the 5000 Hall, c.bss alluded 10 Ia tie report u
IL. Conne. to Investigate Go,spment Contracts Of which
r Van wyek I, Chairman, from Simon Stevens or through
him and whether any tine aT sisvsa' ws setnt ie' yo7
IN IN. purchase or fswadinso ordnance stores to IT, Le ali
duns to time yea In command Of the Western De
psrtDent
have the honor 10 b. very truly your oed 'errt'
@. b. sLD0wICK.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
Bnsiness Noiltes.

READER, you eau have an enduring. always
end rosble CoLD Pm cTsoty adapted to your hand
Ind s. oiwrtns which will do your writing vastly cheap
,h.. ss. Pens II you wsutit "Tbs Fen Is MsLer
49,, a. q,d," IN another coinraa.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

0RpsIscE OTricB, WssEisGToN Jnrs fo ll6l
Mr A. b. ElsTEas, st. Nicholas Hotel, Sew.Yorf Ciiyi
sn; Instructions have this day been given 20 the com
msnang officers Of the NewYort Ar,ena Goverrors if!s d.
New Yok Hsbor, and tie Ffsnkord Arsenal near Phsde
pLis 10 sell TO you all tho hss Carbnes" Of every de
scion soyicesbs and un.eTvesbls hand, at tie 'e
Of t3 SO spieoe.
The.o arm, to be rsa for at and to be At onss
taken away provided th. they o.u b. stored Al the Arsenal
without inconvenience Of which the commanding ofoer'
mps, Judge and decide Repeatedly your obrdt .eri,
JAS W. RIPLEY, Lirut.. Col. Of Ordnance.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
United States Weighers
o.. PIx,ure. Chenu.

p.t., purehass from the 'hbserbsr can select "
.b I.sss Io.nufactaisrs. PLUHblNG and CAD RI I1N
lone az rsual. ALEX. MpKENLlE, No 80 thse,
''N' - ~ Plum ,her and HI iranlio Enslbeef.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
FIRST Gf Nay.

A. ct tbs many psrtiss are sovie"ioSI eos
"s in iNsUThScE AGIiNsg DISASTERS 6Y RIaE.
NAAKE1
FIRF-INSUkANCE OhPANI,
No. 81 WALL sTH iBBf.
Corner of Jssnc.N Court, ,a.
With Cssh Capital of $29l09 snd tssge surplus W"e~
OF ST0g9o)..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04
..,. ''s,.. q. "A X HRS s. ~, &. &.
Ague u Cure,
FoR TiIE SPEEDY CURE OF


IntsffaItteRf Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Asues Periodical HeRdaehe, or BiliOus
fHaadnche, and Billions Feyera, indeed
for theswhole class, Of dfseasos originate
sRs aiaria % q afias%stis msG coantrisS. sS
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, Is still perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. Such remedy IS Invaluable IN districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. Z This
Y'C0nE" expels the miasfnatc poison Of FEVER
SND AGuE from the system, and prevents the do
yeIopment Of the disease, II taken on the first ap-
ofitspremonitOry symptoms. Itisnot only
the best remedy yet discovered for this class
of complaints, but also the cheapest The large
quantity We supply for dollar brings Il within the
reach Of every body and In bilious districts, where
FEvTR AND A1UE prevails, every body should
have j and use il freely both for cure and protec
Jon. a great superiority Of this remedy over any
ctieI ever discovered for the speedy and certain
Of lneTmittents Is that it contains no Quinine
Ok mineral, consequennyit produces no quinism or
other injurious elects whatever upon the constitu
ton. Those cured by il are left as healthy as il
they had never had the disease. d q sf
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence Of
the fniasniatIc poison. A great variety Of disor-
ders arise from is irritation, among which are
Nessalgia Rleumatisn, Go,H, Headache, Blind
aess, 1oo'hRcas, EGaele, Cdtdy7h, Asthma, Pal
pifatson, Painful A dSctioa of Ls Spleen, Hyster-
les, Pam IN ne Botcsis, Cole, Paralysis and De-
rosgeneaf of,tle Stomach, all Of which, when
originating IN this canse, put on the intermittent
tgpe, or become periodical. This "cURE expels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
Iheni all alike II is an Invaluable protection TO
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the nialarious districts IL taken ocea-
sionnlly OF daily while exposed 70 the Infection
that will be excrcted from tie system and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity 70 rpen into dis
case. Hence il Is even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure and few will ever suffer from Inter-
mittents ifthey avail ihemselyes OF the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared byDr,J.O AVER g. co., Lowell, Mass.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-04
Scrofula. or Kings Eva.

is a constitutional disease, a corrl1ptioa 1T Shs
blood, by which Ills fluid becomes v.ta,ed.
weak, and po0,y Being in tha trculation, \
pervades tliel,vl.siit1 body, and may bust out
In disease on any l,gs, Of it. No organ IS free
from is attack Tas is there one which u may
not destroy Ihs slohIlous tpint is varioasly
causrfl by incrcsnial slisonse, low living, dis
ordered on ulheais,y food, impure air, flth
and hlfhy haiirs the depressing vices. and,
above al, bv tic vei,ercRl ffscdon. What
ever be its 'oriem. is herednHry IN the con
ssiruaim, desctaea;g from parents 70 children
un1o she tlsrd ANA iourfh gotefntiun indeed,
il seems to be the rod OF linn who says, II
wil visit the iricuities OF the fathers upon
ihsir chilalen,"
Its eEerts commence by deposition from the
blood cf corrupt ~ nlccrous Inutttz, which, m
the lrngs, Evsz, and internal Orgnnss is termed
Enbercles: n the glands, swclinEss and On
the surface, e1upions CT sores. Tbs toul cor
rapt;on, which ccndess in the blood, dePresses
the energies Of lie. 50 that scrQfalous consuta-
ions not cniy suffer FROM scrofulUus com
plants, bat they have sar les power to with
stand the attacks Of Other diseases; ccnse-
crlcntly vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal 10y this tnint IN the
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human ftmily has its origin directly
in this sciOfulous contaminationi and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, Of all the organs, mise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofnlous J
their persons are invaded by this lurking IN
fiction. and their health is undermined by 1t,
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 q medicine we supply in