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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-22
N. P. BANKS.

New MARKET, April 90, 8 A. M.-The fight
of Jackson from the valley, by the way of the
mountains, from Hsrrisonburg toward Stand
ardsvllle and Orange Court House, on Cor
donville, is confirmed by our scouts and pris'
oners.
(Signed)
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-22
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE CO.PARTNERSHIP HERETO
i FoRR existing under the firm Of DEMING &
NEI5W gNDER, Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
All accounts and notes due the above firm, must be
settled without delay George S. Deming and all liza
bes OF said firm VIII be paid by said George s. Dem
ing.
ADAM NEIsWENDER,
Columbus, April l, leG9.-ap4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-22

ESQ Government Horses Drowned.
PADUoAH, April 2l.-A barge containing two
hundred and fifty Government horses struck .
snag between here and Cairo on Saturday night,
and sunk with oil en- board. e.
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AY ER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, aud
complainingi Are you out Of
order, with your eystem Dc,
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortablei Theso symp-
toms are often tho prelude 10
serious illness. Some az Of
sickness Is creeping upon ysN.
and should DO ayorted BY a
timely use Of tho right rem.
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hui
mors- purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
structed In health again.
They stimulate the fuuctionB
Of tho body into vigorous 40.
tiyity, purify the system from
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-22
a Gard.

The undersigned having bought out the entire interest
OF Mr.. Adam Neiswender n the Grocery Business
would inform bis old customers and The public generally
that he will continue the Grocery business at the old
stand No. % North High street, where he will keep
choice stock Of Family Groceries, Feeling thankful
for past avors no hopes by strict attention to business
to continue to receive the same liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed OF The late hrm, .,.
Columbus, April ., lsGo-ap1-lm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-22
NApoLEoN's HAIR TOILET /

They would also announce to the public that they ars
gents for
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-22

HTONI DT' Il Ne LuTtWTIVIlJ 4IeIv OIteaEs'
Your Pills are the prince Of purges. Their excellenf
qualities surpass any cathartc we possess. They
mild but very certain and eectua in their action the
bowels, which makes them invaluable to us In the daily
treatment Of disease.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-09-18
NEy gEpFoRD OH M4RKEr.

The market for sperm oil has improved, and there was 4 good
demand for export at advanced prices The stock in importers
AMI speculatOrs' hands j. u coo brIs-Last year at this time
$500 do The sales have been I.433 brs for export. as follows.
-32 brts at 81 p 2I3 10. at 81 - 1920 do. at 81 80 Is do.
fair and inferior, ut from 81 To- 81 80; aIi 100 do. to Boston
parties At 81 30. Also, 3j brs on speculation. at 81 IS; 10
do for manufacture at same price go do. all qualities. for
do upon private terms AMI lG4 do balance Of cargo, taken
by the importer br do In Boston, 10 brls imported per 4=or
sOid Er manufacture, at 81 %.
Whale oil - rather quiei, hut there IS inquiry for export, and
holders are very trTm at prices above quotations. The stock Is
about $1,000 bTls--hst year, at this time, 100000 do. The sales
for the week have been zoo bis for export at 55 cents per gaI. 4;
10 do tr manufacture, at dO. 200 do, inferior and fair. for
do, at % and SO DO and 20 do brown, for home use. at So 10.
We hear Of uD sales If bone in this market. In New York
there is a better demand. AMI prices have advanced, with sales
at the improved rates. $1,000 lbs Arctic were sold first Of the
G75,OOO do last year
The exports from New York for the week incin1e 81 Sa7 r,us
whale oil, and TO $50 tbs bone.
In the London market, June 18th. Sc tuns Colonial sperm Oft
were orerel at auction, but was Withdrawn or taken in at $50
for want Of buyers Whale oil quoted E3S los. to $50. Whale
bone unchangei--N- b. Standard, July 20.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, II. I
X

ept li-sch Kamoi. Shepherd, from KahuIui and Lahaina.
with 900 bags wheat, 90 10. flour, 800 kegs sugar,
lot rice fungus, hides, etc--l cabin and 10 deck
Passengers.
l2-seh Kekauluohi. Haley, from KOna and Kau. with
80 bales pulu, y bales and II bags fungus. . tons
coffee, 500 goat skins. - hides. 1000 cocoanuts
4OOO oranges = pigs honey. ] key tallOw. Is doors.
Il pieces timber. 3 hogs Passeneers- Misses
Brown, and = natives on deck.
lam clipper ship Morning star. Poster. IS dayS from
san francisco, passed this port. bound t. China.
G-sch daria- Crane, from kalePoIrpo and Lahaina.
l"-Seh Emma kO1ke- Wetherby, from Makes Landing
and LaEaiuI, with 800 kegs and : mats sugar.. 100
bris mOIsses. 50 bags and > bls paldy. . has
IGususr 100 hides, $50 goa; skins. 20 mats taIlow.
100 bud> su-ar-caue, l box grapes, = horses. I
canoe, Il cUris wood. etc. Passeneers-Nrs 4 z
ani chill, W u Wright and 20 natives on deck.
B-Steanrr kIauea- Bcrril. from windEari ports. with
% bags eohSe, : bags fungus, ga hides, 5 kegs
butter, : balls leather. i bedstead. l cask tauow. ,
bags horns lot dried beef. i0t pull. l. buuockz. >
horses - sheep, : hos, AMI a 1T native freight.
B-Sch Odd Eeluw- Morse, from HanaIei, with p cords
wood. l. hays paddy. Passrurers-3 Nsse- ard
Master Johnson, Masters Alfred aud Samuel VIII
cox, and . natives on deck.
lf-Scl hal1rla- Clark, from kulOa. with 20 c0uIs wood.
5 hides, AMI 3 passengers.
l+-Seh NoiwaLine- huheana. frum NawliwiI. with Is
eds wOod, : hides, / b! taIIOE. and 10 passengers.
H-Sch De VIII from KOolau. with no bacs ra.IIv.
% sheep loo goat skins hides. eggs. etc.
l5-ScI hamelaurha " SpgnyaTn. from Aulhola. with
u cords wood
Ssh Go-aleal, from Hanalri, with 5 cords wool.
l6->ch Jeanette, Green, frm Maliko, wfth 10 kegs sugar.
% brs mulasses. AMI 1 Passengers
lG-SloOP Live Yankee kapuahi, from lilo, with % bars
pulu, Il tags fungus, 10 hides
Is-Sch MClkeiki. NapciI. from kahului. with 40 kegs OF
sugar. so urcs molasses, 3 bags wool, l. bags rice,
and : Passengers
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

Am ship Young Hector. Chadwick, to sail from san Francisco
sept. 6-due about the 10th.
Am ship Nile. Ekridge. 20 sail from San Francisco about sept.
lO-due the 18th to Goth.
Am bark Comet, smith, TO sail from san Francisco about Sept.
20-due early in October.
Missionary packet Morning star, Gelett, from Micronesia-due
in all November.
Bark Darrnietta sailed from London July s. for Honolulu direct.
Consigned TO J. T. WaterhOuse.
Am. ship Radug2, Buriit. sailed from Boston June Is, with a
cargo Of assorted md=e. to c. Brewer X Co.
Am ship Erie, JCT-rgan. sailed from New Bedford May Is, with
a full cargo Of assorted mdse. 10 Wilcox, Richards Y 20.
Haw schooner LihoHhO, Bush, from Phoenix IsIand-oyeulue.
Dutch ship Galilei, Koch. sailed from London June :, with
asstd. cargo 10 Janion, Green * Co.
Hamburg bark Laura * Louise, Marks, 70 sal from Hamburg
May ], with mdse to Messrs. IIackfeli X Co.
Oidcnb'g bark Sylphide, Hoegemann,to sail from Bremen about
May !, with merchandise to Nelchers & Co.
Bremen bark Pauline, --t to leave Bremen April 10 to Is,
with asstd cargo to HOfschlager x Stapenhorst.
Haw VIII brig Wailua, Lass, from "A cruise among the Caroline
grCup-overdue-
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VI r. NDA.
Reef in the Pacific.

Three reefs have been discovered near the island Of PHstraer,
some thirtyhye French leagues, more or less, from the island Of
FOnhatabOn, in the archipelago Of the Friendly Islands.
First reef-227 81 Is" lat. :, and l7S7 IS long. ". from
the meridian Of Paris.
second reef-2I7 49, lat. :, and 17s7 9 10" long. W. from
the meridian 81 Paris.
TidId reef-2za ~ lat. :, and 1sO7 81 TO- long. W. from
the MERRIAM Of Paris.
The first two reefs were discovered by tie English screw sloop
PetOTLs, commanded by Commodore Beauchamps SeynOurs,
on her passage from Sydney 10 the Reege- Islands On sound
ing the first reef six fsthoIns Of water were had clear u the
bottom.
The third reef has been sounded by two whalers.
II il possible that subterranean fires may exist about those
localities, il having been observed that the sea was siugularly
warm ia the neighbOrhOod % the reefs. exhibiting al times the
appearance Of a boiling c~aIdrou--PaHaDs star
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The pilot-boat .JuIiG drifted to sea from G.
Francisco harbor some time during July last. Ns1
ing has been heard from her since, hut AZ ali ~.
drift wood, logs, spars. &c, that approach the island.
from the coast, generally fetch up on the soutbs,,.
shore of Hawaii, we trust our friend IT. 8" :.
Hilo will keep a lookout for the stranger. Can,
Patty hands us the following relating TO the unfor,n
nate craft. taken from a California paper:
THE Losr JuLIA-Speculation is rife as to II.
drifting pilot toat. 1t has been suggested that 81.
will be probably fallen in with by Commodore pa
of the SpeedtceN, who is now due from IIonolnin.'
but the schooner would most likely make about a q
W. course for the first three or four days, aud as y.
sells from the westward hardly ever make the land "a
the southwark of the port, the chances Of the Juli.
being picked up by the SpeeaiceN are very small
Another suggestion is. that, if I" nothing happens and
the wind stands" she may turn up at the Alicron.
sian group, and furnish n neat little craft suited \,
the wants of the cruising Missionaries. thereby saw
ing the children's dimes. Ii will look like a SPECIAL
providence If she does.
THE ANNE LAURIE-This pretty little crah !,
fast approaching completion, and will, we bear, BE-
ready for a trial trip early next week. Capt. Henry
has been placed i'll command of her. lie was form.
erly master of the RGluna, and more recently Of the
Rekauluohi and .HdRuakotcGi, in all which he vs.,
q popular captain with the natives, ana knows the
ropes about as perfectly as any coastins skipper.
" The comet, (not the popular bark Of that
name, but the fiery messenger that has been flying
across the SKYE has now become quite invisible to
the naked eye. having disappeared in the milky
way. Its course, since it became visible, appears to
have been neither 30 nor from the sun, but across is
track, and its movements will be a study if not a
puzzle TO astronomers
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-09-18
DEPARTURES.

sept I2-Seh Nes.e Merrill. Borss, for Lahaina, Hfo and other
winiward ports
l3-Gren bark lnkermaun- Pielsluce, for Shau-hae.
lJ-Am bark Yankee Taylor, Er san Francisco
13-Sch kamOi, Shepherd, foT LahaIna and Rahuiui.
I5-Sch Maria. Crane, for Iizaaiei-
I5-Steamer Kiiauea. EeTrilL. for !Ahaiaa, Kona and other
windgarf ports
I5-Sch Emma Rookie, Wethcsby. fer Lahsina < Makes
Landing. with about so passengers.
I5-Sch Warwick, John Bail, Tor MOiOSss.
I6-$ch kaLlma, Clark, fr NswiiWIi and E0ra-
I6-Sch Noiwahine, Kuhsana, for NaEIiwili, kIc8 and
Waimea-
I7-seh kerlshaueln, Green, for MaHko.
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EXPORTS.

For say FRixcIsco-per Yankee. Sept. 1850 bags paddy
AMI 3F7 bags rice (260.szs Ib) "a kegs (sS,931 ibs) sugar, 3iS
bales pull, & do. fungus, 10 cases tobacco, 237 hides lass goat
skins, II esks seal skins, j bri pork, I0I Us butter. 800 states,
.f.ers@-SIT,- 16 81
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PASSENGER

FOREIGN.
For SAN FgASCTsCo-per Yankee, Sept. 13-Mrs Dihble. Mrs
Inch, Mrs Cit, j c King, James Howland, Fakir of silva and
Assistant, ii Eggers, Chewkee-9.
COASTWISE.
From WISDwAED PORTs-per Kilauea, Sept. l3-Rey W p
Alexander, Master Alexander, 2 Misses Paris, W Bond, Miss
and 2 Masters Bond, Miss Holden. Miss Dickinson, Miss Lyons.
Miss and Master Baldwin, DIR K " Wood, ) II Atkins. Vim +
Allen. Mr. Snifhn, J and c Bailey, Master a Wight, j : Low
q cabin and 100 deck passengers.
For Westward PoRTs-per Kilauea. Sept. 15-Rev W p
Alexander, Mrs Jones and child, ii A Z Carter, ) G Wilder,
J ; Walker, Daniel Montgomery, Governor Nahaolelua, d X
Vida ; ii Atkins, Jas Scott, VIM CornweH. Masters I Cornwell
and Eddie Macfarlane-1i cabin and about l2O deck passengers.
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MARRIED.

DAvIs-SEA-In Honolulu, Sept. Is, by Rev. 5. c. Damon,
Robert g. Dayi-, Esq, Police Justice of Honolulu, to Mrs. Maria
:. Sea, both Of this city.
DoNINIs-PAKI-In Honolulu, Tuesday evening, Sept. &c. at
the residence Of Cbas. r. Bishop, Esq, by Rev. :. q. Damon,
John y. DOminis, Esq, to Miss Lydia *. raki.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-09-18
VESSELS IN poRr-sEPrEMHER Is.

Am bark S~peeiweIl, Holdsworth.
French VIII ship LatOur du Pin, Favoreu.
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"A Wonderful Book.

GaSparin's Last Work ON America!
lust RECEIVED BY FROM
- New York, a few copies of
HAnlcrica Before Europe !D
BY Count Agenor De Gasparin, author of " Uprising of a Great
People This new book was only issued from the American
press in July, and has been received by Express. IL is
one Of the most thrilingly entertaining and instructive
books ever issued, and ought to be in the library of every Amer
lean, at home or abroad. Price - 80. l Vol. 4s IN.
II. NJ. WHITNEY.
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San Aug. 30
New YORK, Opapers).. July II
Geographic. Aug-2 %
Tahiti II
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Moon, Phases nr Honolulu, i'm September.
FIRST QUARTER. 9 II IS A. Last Quarter. .G R5' 8 : 81 y 4
faI hoon,---. Q - A. New MOon.....23 10 20 VI.
First Quarter GOD. 5h. 3gm. VI.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-09-18

SUGAR REFINERY-This new mandatory is now
IN successful operation. We shall give a detailed
account of it in an early issue.
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THE Young HECToR.-This new packet was adj
vertised to sail from San Francisco about the Sd
inst, and probably got off on the 9th. She will be
due on Sturdy or Sunday next, and will bring
the California weeklies of Aug. 80, and Sept. 6.
and the New York mails of Aug. /, and perhaps Of
the 10th, also. Capt. Chadwick ommands her.
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FURNITURE SALE-The furniture and household
effects of Capt. II. j. II. Holdsworth, viii be sold at
auction Tomorrow (~Friday) at his residence in
Chaplain street. The sale will embrace n very large
and choice collection well worthy the attention of
bnuCaEnapers
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EPISCOPAL SERvICE-NUtice has been given that
the Episcopal Service will be read every Sabbath
morning At II o'clock, at the residence of the Brit
ISL Consul General, Mr.. Synge, in Beret&nia street,
until the arrival of Rev. DR.. Staley.
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Under Buckner and Bragg, at Cumberland Gap,....... $4,000
Under Breckenridge near Baton Boues,-.-.--.-.-.-. $1,000
Under Hindman in 1900
Under Armstrong. South Of C0rinth, $1,000
Under Price, at TuVelo. in $4,000
Other small armies and numerous guerillns. ....-..... 10000
10000
This is the lowest estimate at which the rebel
forces can safely be put, and they may even num-
Der SOC, 900. So that, prior to the new call of
the President for 30O. 600. the forces of the TWO
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combatants must have been nearly equal.
Whether the rebels can increase their numbers
as readily as the government can, remains to be
seen, but probably their limit of supply is about
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Ships Mails.
fOk san FEANCGsCO-NO vessel in port.
FOR LAHAISA-p-r Moikeiki, to day.
F"E kOSA-per Steamer on Monday next.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

Has long been manufactured by practical chemist and
every ounce Of il under his eye with nvariabe accu
y and care II is sealed and projected by law from couD
tereits and consequently be relied genuine,
without adueraton 1t supplies the surest remedy the
world has ever for the of all pulmonary com
pains for CoUGHs, C0LDs HoARsENEss, ASTHMA GROUP,
WHooPrSa OoudH, BR0NoHTB, kCPIEr CONSUMPTION, and
for the relief of consumve patients in advanced stages Of
the disease As time makes these facts wider and better
known this medicine has gradually become the best rel
apoe of the afflicted from the log cabin Of the American
peasant to the palaces Of European kings. Throughout
this entire country every state and city and indeed al
most every hamlet it contains CHERRY PEcTORAL is known
az the best Of az remedies for diseases Of the throat and
lungs In many foreign countries Il is extensively used by
their most intelligent physicians II there Is any depend
enee on what Of every station certify il has done for
them we trust when we see the dan
gerous affections Of the lungs yield to it; If we can depend
on tho assurance of intelligent physicians whose business
u TO knows in short IL there is any reliance upon any
thing then il efutaby proven that this medicine does
cure the class of diseases is designed for beyond and
all other remedies known to mankind Nothing but Its in
trnsc virtues and the unmistakabe benefit conferred on
thotssa.ds Gould originate and rnai'ian the
reputation It enjoys While many inferior remedies have
been thrust upon tho community, have failed, and been
discarded this has gained friends by every trial. conferred
benefits on the afflicted they never forget andproduceo
cnres too numerous and remarkable to be forgotten
Prepared by DIR. ]. G.. AVER,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST
LOWELL, MASS
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AYERS 1- ~
OMppmd Extract of SarSaparilla,

he most efectiat remedy which the medical
shill'ot our times can devise for tins every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
hned from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences,
Hac.,it should be employed for the cure Of
MOI offly Scrofula, but also those other afIecs
ti4iis ghlch arise from it, such as ERuPrIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANrIoNY's Fn,B,
Rosn or ERYsnEIAs, PINpLRs, PUsTuLEs,
BInr'irs, BIaNs and BoTIs, TUMoRs, letter
nd SALi RHEUE, ScALD HEAD, RBGwoRN,
EutUftr@t syrnu1TIc and MERcuiIAL DIS.
rtsts Drorsy, DYSPEPSIA, DEnprrY5 and,
hdt.rl.'tlt CoMrLAINTs ARISING FROM NrrfA-
up oA lgrURB BLooD. The popular belief
40 T,yt,Atty tie blood " is founded in truth,
ipt serdtuln Is degeneration Of the blood, The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
lill i- TO purify and regeperate this vital fluid,
ilhQht, WliCh sound health is impossible IN
t...iaInuajeA Acons,itutions.
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asafe A Y + RS
Ague. Cure,
ron TnE SPEEDY cuRE or


intermittent Fever, or Fever and hgue,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Demb
AgIse. Periodical Headache, or Bilious
GIeadnche, and Bilious FeVers, indeed
for the wh ole class OF diseases orig mat
ting in hillary ierRngenent, caused by
The Malaria of lIiasmatie Countries.
weare enabled here to offer the community
,cmeiy which, while il cures the above complaints
with certainty. is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy is Invaluable IN districts
where these ailicting disorders prevail. This
Crgg expris the iniasmatic poison of FEVER
AHD AGuE ilom the system, and prevents the de-,
,eopment OF the Disease il taken ON The lrst APP
proteti Ofil prcmonitory symptoms. is not only
thcb,+t remedy ever yet discovered for this class
nf complaints, but also the cheapestSIhe large
quantity we supply for a dollar brings il within the
reach st egcfy body and in bilious DISTRICTS where
l'fvHlsoANp AouE prevails, every body should
hatgtt md useit freely both for cure and protcc-
ulp.. Agreat superiority OF thisiremedy over any
otheI eyeg discovered for the speedy and certain
cmsof Observation-Disclosures conidins no Qunne
or mineral, consequently produces no quinism or
other nuious effects whatever upon the constitu-
iion. Those cured by il are LEFT as healthy as il
they had ueyeg.hpd lIs difeasssqi x a1s9 -
Fever aIld hru is nbtalonc the consequence Of
The .pESmaiie IpifepspA great. xarieiyof dsor-
dcrs aiise from its ainih tiOHs anldhg which are
NeaIqEj3ia {0ieigBakis1,, GsiR, Hepadcte, Bind
Jqsitaels, Baroche Cutry7h, ,dSiiaiq, FaE-
isiaii8R. iaEEfS fgtFfi6n of tte ijleR, LIsster-
ssaiatat iRtht BoyrelS, toiG, RI iiysis and De.
rpigs1asat ~ ne Sgoq9lef alt dpf whcb, when
orilThm ~ lii tbs cause, put on the ottfjhihcht
tqps, y w lIme periodical 1his@ @gpRg iexVels
The QilfloHtihc blood, and consequently cures
ih@H all sikes7 "a is an inyaluabt bfotection 10
uimikranfs olidpefs0is if,htiihg OF Temporarily
IeidmEm The n1larinns districts. ri taken Occa-
sionaly OF daily while exposed to the infection,
that will be excrcted nom the system and cannot
accumulate IN sufficient quantity 10 rpen into dis
ease. Hence II IS eten more valuable for protec-
ton than cure, sDd few will ever suffer froni Inter
mttentS ifthey Gyait themselves Of the protection
this remedy aAoIdse Is b.. .,1 gl'a q
preyared bv Dr. ]. G AVER 81 co. Iowell. Mass.
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ScrOfuiaa, az 3 r Kings EVA,

HTIHHHHII '-~nfN -
IS ht5mhtatioiar disease, a corruption Jfr.ls
hloqd,. by,wliel, The Hiud bfspmes y.Hsedf
weak, ahNpi5t Ring in th6 circulation, Ait
peryqdes thesvlsst body Nld. may bust ont
n disease on mN intt Of It. No organ is free
from it, attack, ua, v there one which itmay
not destroy. lll ~ Olulous taut is variolisly
caused by mcrcuial disease, low living dis
ordered OF uDlica,l,y food impure air, filth
and filthy habit. tc depressing vices, and,
above all, by he vgercal infection. What.
ever be its ong,n % is hereditary i'll the ron
stitution, dcscrp,lrus " frop parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation; indeed,
it seems to be The rod OF Him who says, 81
wfll visit the iiuq1ides of the fathers upon
their children" 5l-
It's effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
thcluugs, liver. and internal organs, is termed
tubercles, in the glands, swcllinss and on
the surface cr,ptons or sores. This foul cor
ruphon, which gendcrs in the blood, depres ses
the energies of Ito, SO that scrofilous constitn-
tons not ONLY suffer from sCrofulous com
plants, bmt they have fJr less power 10 with
stand the attacks Of other diseases; ccnse-
quently vast numbers pershaby disorders
which, although not scrofulous IN their naiule,
are still rendered fatal by this toint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
cimatcs the human family his its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases N the liver, kidneys, BRAIN
and indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
Onequarter of all ou people are serofulous /;
their persons are invaded by this lurking IN
iecton. and their health is undermined by it.
To'Atmse Il from the system we must renovate
the blood by anvSlterative medicine, and in
veorate it by healthy food and exercise.
such medicine we supply in lIf ..l 4i