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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16

Mn. CLINToA JOHNS, citizen residing
in the vicinity of the Point, has kindly con-
tributed splendid ham for the Christmas
dinner for the patients, As Mr.. JonesaA
reported to be the only true Union man in
the county, no other contributions of this
character need be looked for from our
neighbors, the citizens of St. Mary's.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16

THE DRAFT.-The enrolment of the cite
liens Of this county, now being prosecuted
BY detachment of the Purnell cavalry,
under Capt, Watkins, will be completed in
few days, when the draft will be made
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16

VIZ have the pleasure TO add the New
York Ledger to our list Of exchanges.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-16

CHARLEY GREER having Withdrawn from
the HAMMOND GAZETTE, the paper will
hereafter bepublished by Josiah Hobbs & Co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28
Minnesota state Convention.

The Democratic State Committee Of
Minnesota have called State Couven.
lion, to be composed of double the usu.
y number Of Delegates, to meet at st.
Paal on the % of July, for the purpose
vi perfecting the Democratic organiza-
lion ofthe State. The Committee say {:
"A'l who are inclined to step up to
The helm Of the Union against its open
and lurtive foes in the North, as well as
South-who see no benefit but much
evil to the North and South in the pro-
posed conversion of the war into one for
Interfering with the prerogativcs Of
States, and forcing into freedom those
vino have not asked for it, and who can
never be citizens of the United States
wlo are being gr;evously taxed to pay
citizens Of other States for negroes to
lniest and corrupt Northern commuui.
ties who view with alerm violence "a
the spirit and letter of the Constitution
under any pretense, and would rebuke
the corruption at Washington, which
has scandaIized the republic and the ac,
ARE cordially invited to come up (
the work, as Democrats Of old, to snatch
their beloved covntry from destruction
and start it IN . new career Of peace
prosperity and fraternity.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28
state Of Iowa.

OSO80 u 4OW0o
ADJ't GsNRRAl's OrHIcBL
Clinton, Nay ~, 1869. !
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 70. p r-e"
A requisitioa has been made By The President
On his Exesllsney, the Governor Of Iowa, for an
other regiment Of infantry for the United States
service.
While our State has responded nobly 70 the
call Of the General Govsrnmsat for troops to cid
in crushing the gigaatie schemes planned against
the Union, stin greater sacrifices ere required q
u; more money and more bleed No Stats hes
sxcslled the alacrity with which sAs has AIlsd
former regulations Of the General Government.
More than twenty thousand Of the flower Of our
State have gone to the tented field; shall " hi.
tss in responding to the demand for . thousanl
Tho rsquisition has bssn ansvsrsd by sayine.
that the regiment sha,l b saissd In sixty dsys.
and It viii ~ dsns. ti - 'u.s -,
Rslisbis psrsess srplying % ne foe ,rsssuitisa
commissions viii receive them With fun iuetxuc-
items. n Ia IS "-~-.,--.'"- = =
The sspatatioa the esllast soldiers Of Iowa hsy,
achieved for thsmselvss aud ths stats Il void
wide, until the name q On Iowa soldier Aas b.
come distinetivs mark, synoaynous with dissi-
pains, brsvssy, sndunaee and devotion. . i@s-i
The place IT rsndssvoas viii b dssis,sss1
HEREAFTER. ss fia# Tits 8 n
By order Il he Commandsr-in-shisf.
Isl .s.sstss n. B. BAKER.
.e .oe'serel gAdjv Cen. Il Isva. q
- All rhpses . NJ 3lissi&iprl NvG1 a + s Z
he Iowa CITY Da 1lsinas CITY nd n 80 r
The lie ef rsilrsads, aaA in The valley q de O,
das River win sspy twies. sea'is'afsD nvi5 q,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

A simple end thorough plan Q. -
is.tion h indispensable to hsa''' J.
and effective action and success in OIL
matters especially in politics. Adopt
,hi. .. . correct principle, The Dsmoc.
r.cv 81 lows, with great and cheering
upsuimity, have already put tho cam. !.
n.;oo bali into Operations. The labor Of
perfectiog and strengthening the organ
;zat;on ali through the State has been
commenced, and will be carried forward
with firmusss and alscrity. The Demo.
cratic masses will rapidly fell into the
work. and with unanimity Of action ~
loot the most competent candidates for
the county and township Offices, and -
lect With good judgment their delsgsts'
to State and Congressional Conventions.
This il Of the utmost importance. In
oil instances let the nominees be the best
men Of the party, and surely there 10 no
lack Of good material in the Democratic
ranks.
The objects hoped to be obtained oy
the united and patriotic action OF the
Democracy Of this State and oil other
States as we'll, are but two the preser-
walton Of the Constitution - it il, and the
restoration of the Union TO whatit wss.
To accomplish this let the Democracy OF
the country strain every nerve and exert
every faculty. The obstacles in the way
of accomplishing the objects above stated
are to be found both in the South and
North. In the former place 10 an armed
and desperate rebellion sgainsttheU MON
and the Constitution, which must be put
down at any expense. No matter what
the price ofdoipg it may be, that obstacle
must be surmounted. The best blood Of
the country is but water in comparison to
the value Of our Union and our Govern
ment. The lives of thousands Of oul
best and bravest men are but ciphera
when compared with the price Of those
blessings which our fathers bequeathed
US. Those priceless gems must be pre-
served. In the North there 10 IN organ
lied band offanatics, who are equally de.
termined that the Constitution and the
Union shall be subverted. They present
bold front, and hesitate not to declare
their dissstisfaction-nay their contempt
of,he organic law of the land. Like
the rebels of the South they are intent
upon the inauguration Of new state Of
affairs, and will leave no stone unturned
to achieve their ends. Ia it not fitting,il
it not Of the utmost importance that al
Democrats,-all conservative men o
whatever party name,-use their unitet
and determined endeavors to sustain tn
same GOVERNMENT under which all hav'
been so richly blessed ? It 10 with thi
end and object in view that the Demo
cratic party ofIowa is now mastering it
forces at this period. It il a work i,
which all true citizens should be prout
to engage I; it is work that demand
the best efforts Of every true lover Of biz
country. Each and every obstacl,
standing in the way Of it's accomplish
ment must be removed. It 10 the pro.
vince of all conservative men, wherever
fonnd, to engage heart and hand
iu this work. Let the Democracy o.
Iowa come up to the work with stou,
arms and brave hearts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

FRoA calculation made, it has been
shown that it would take 500, 600, 900
shots TO dispose Of 10000 men in bat.
tie. 100 900 men fighting continu-
ousiy tor forty.eight hours, each man
firing in all 800 shots, would fire alto.
ge,her $40, 0OO, 600, sheta
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

A GENTLEMAN, for twelve years . res.
idens in New Orleans. says that the
statements Of rebel papers, that yellow
fever 10 beginning TO show itself IN tn.
city, must be gotten up a. some ..n...
ton stories-that disease never hav.
Jog shown itself there at this seaaon
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

From New York
NEW Yoax, Nay -.
Col. Wood, Of the Brooklyn 9TH, has
been exchanged for Col. Potter Of the
rebel army.
The 18th regiment goes to Washing
ton tonight /; also the 5th volunteer a.
tillery. The 9Th, 18th, 18th, 22d, s7th,
Goth and 7lst regiments are under
marching orders. ~t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

a%4t fseN x1I5ssUAOp 10y ~.
Gen. Sigsl passed through on sonte
East. On his arrival Ut the depot this
evening, he-was greeted enthusiastically
BY an immense multitude who Indeed
the General b. Urgent calls, to mako
. short speech, after which IL. - ~,
diatsly departed Ina Philadelphia train.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

From the Mountain Department.
HsAD QuA1zms MOUNTAIN D1RAn1la1xT, Nay Is;
Especial 70 Tribuas.l
Col Latham commanding tho expe.
dition to Shafer Mountain, reports that
he completely surprised alarge bard Of
Dixie guerrellas, putting them to flight
and capturing most Of their arms, with.
out loss on our side. Tho pursuit will
be continued till the band 10 entirely
broken up.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

Doo1oN, Nay p.
The call upon volunteer militia q
State for active service % being giorl.
ously responded to. The snthusiasm Of
April, 1891, i renewed. Regiment,
bettaiious and companies are rapidly A.
irving from various parts Of the State:
Nswburyport sent 90 men, enlisted
since 2 o'clock this morning. The old
9th Regiment, which went through Bal.
tiuore, il fully recruited, and ready 70
move. A large force will be in readi'
ness to move tonight and tomorrow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

In OAn on Lose Caux. MAJ DAslsvul1
N Ark, Nay a. 10
Quite I spirited skirmish took plsea
on the 10th inst, near Long Creek, on
tho little Red River, between about ESQ
men Of Gen Oeterhause's division, and
some 600 rebels, under Cols. Coleman
and Hicks, in which the latter were
routed with loss Of 1e men, loft on
the field, and quite . number took the
oath Of allegiance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28
Steamer Arrival,

CArs RACE, Nay IS.
The Hibernian from Liverpool 18th,
Londonderry 10th, for Quebec, was
boarded off Cape Race this morning.
The news 10 unimportant.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

ExRZA, POND y CO.,
49, xAxulAcsul,,s OF
NJ usical ms tr umen to,
AND ru1llm1ns e.
- II - - - NJ u - E q /,
547 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Great isdsssnsa.s oasesd 70 psrshsssrs:
NEW AHo sPLEHDID PlAIo FoRTFs,
y lev - $500 fsr eash, and every iassssnsnt w.
NEW PIANOS ssas.a ard u. m. applied 70
.EIoDEoNs ! HARMONIOUS Constantly
On hand. se
DNoe1 Instrseaoooete,
We manufset1re and import had iaslsausats
= Ill kinds. A fall 1T Of Bras Instumsats Tor
Wardsd See $50 cash.
EVERY KIND OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.
end al kinds Of Musical Goods can b fszsisAsd IN
esr Stock. Parties osdsing By lister aad esclos.
SC1s - ~SE0~e5 SOeES-I~ ~oo'o-
G our NEW oEnnAu ssAvsn FEB, psses
$3.50. il eass, 10 The bsss esss evss nads.
.. GssStavsl 0eeStOeol DsH
The demand foe eur 0uitass Il constantly - ths
increase, because they do not eraek split u any
climate. Every Guitar Of or make sicily va.
PRICES.
IL l Nahoeoey Guitar, With patsst head, In sess
With extra ct d stIiags, .3l6
No Rosewood 0sitas, latsat heea IN 49,, 30. e
No1 81 evsi Ssek, e.. $780,. Is
Ne !: !: e:n..if:c.! .s., ae g.; y
MOO s.,.A.s !. .s sssssay ,sa'e. a.e
We viii pask or guitars 6ss q shasgs, soe -
Cheap inpsstsd 0uitiss from s. sad spvasds.
D0sQj0e! DsHjoel
We make The bsGs bsnjos In The Void Oar
patent bsaios WITH extra ssEsvs and tuning ksya,
for:SOLO PLAYERS, have thsico Ne 1ooe en1
power Il Tie ordinary Banjo -Peies, frsa - %
99t, with oase, sooosding 70 AniSh.
Chsap Baajos, Iron 8 sal upvasda Bsslls2s
new method fof the Bsaje: The bsse book !os
Learning tAas isskunsnt Price 81, copies ssatb b.
nail, poetags paid. 81
sriM0s 9tsSssIS, @
Really good Violin Striags sss . rarity. We
ake Il : point 70 keep very superior stsisgs, for
good players. Price q esass pa sst. Seat 81
nail, postage poid. Beside the abovo ~ have
Italian, 0sfma1, french and English 0tsiags. Ses
Violin, violinesllo. Double Bass, -. Jewellers,
dealers II Au6ss Deeks, Faaey 0osds, H., ass In
vited 70 give or 0tsinsD > tisl.
Sheet Jlssetc Oss1 JMbseSc0g D00Jso,
Our catalogue Of Asde y vssy ssbsasivs ssd
popular ard - aes publishing lsw, nasls svssy
a III. mneio nahlishal Il Hha aaefnA,v ~ 80
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

Unaor Marching Orders.
PzlLADsl1slA. Nay Is.
The let regiment Of the reserve brig.
sde have received marching orders, and
will be ready tomorrow. Three more
regiments will be ready in SO hours.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

~ sa, es01ooeoss Og9e ~
- - IaDglilA1ee0k
The followisg gsnesal order has b::e
issued to-day to The Indiana STATE Nun
tia: sg
Inliaaspslis, Ny 9eth, 1ss1.
In eonaeQpeDce Of recset ds@cse "a
tiont oeulsj1 the National CapissL ana
! reouisit,on from the Wss Department.
Il i hereby erdsfsd that ~ CsIees!s q
the Organised regiment: Of the 1ndisaa
Leeion report to these headquarters p
tsIeersph On rsssipt Of this esaer, the
strength Of their several companies and
hold their regiments in readiness g
march ct . momsnt's notice. IN locali-
ties whore the Legion h not fully Or.
essissd, it il spjeined - 'all ettissas %
perfect the organisation under tho Laws
Of the State. Report to these head
ouartses, whore afms and squipmeass
will be furnished By order. Ana
TSignsd1 'os JONI Low,
Mi. Gen. Commanding Indiana Legion.
1oss NosLa, aAdjutaat 0sssral. >
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

THERE are Fifty ships under the Eng.
lish flag laying off New Orleans and
Mobile to buy cotton At any price when
the ports are opened,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

jsrsd. yTAA eatsssyssh q ~ fort ass
e. s::ass s., 81 A., .i q.
iato 1h0 ditcoko as1Aes619eweepeso %
the fort; l,ose shells exploded u ne
cir e1seAh9 foet !; ], ~ moess-sess1s
wsre eouatsd On The slepisg gFcsna 9
the tort and lssls I'D q roasd 81.
Altogether, 500 shsll: vese ~ !;
One shsIl passed. through tie .:o! 9.
the water teHtary megeGs6 bHu'd -
explode. O. III passpst ~ss - NV
graves. z,rssr.s--,--
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28
From Baltimore.

BALFlNo81, Nay IS.
The proprietors of the new sheet
have re.opened their Office and displayed
the flag, II,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28
DRY GOODS

: eet6eAiajcg Ill Haiab0si6i1, Nv fJak 4
q DRY GOODS, -. |
--' !T-7 ~ .------. ~ - Z t.
!. ,e IN, 7 Az. n "a, auaaaGa
.s.eisg ~ Lsn
4 .'sss4o 4. y sssssa -esrs-saI ina iifai
- - - q - CD - II
r.. s=es. aeoe Se'-E.s Il fi.' <sst,
WA s.Ha n. Nj ~
c.; .. w.AIsLER,
~ r '''s ,s..' j... ,.ss.,,.a =. i, i
|Lars est j md cheapest
I'D laa .-ssoox o. III
4ol ~ .sl4io ssIrraG s.#4 e--. us1 ie1t-
FANCY / aa0Dls
..AIN riI
.t.ua4ss y4hfEa-- Linn iit1nH.
In t1ao 0sAso az 3ovvA
.. 9e x-s
- aie. & a;s oNn.0e y
D0UqHT NOR C.lsZ.
Wy A,D WIZ - seaD rs
| 5fs... s'a
Cheaper Than The Cheapest.
eee.. 3,--
Consisting IN PART OF
100 pieces Nsrimask asd other psiats.
500 pieces brow. and h,sssAsd s1slia.
800 pieces Lawns, Bssagsg, Brilliaats.
400 pieces Dslainss. Challisss :NoAaiss ~ SIN
Psplins.
800 pieces Domestic, sssseh, and other cling
hans.
seopissss Cotss.sdss, Dsnims, Hickory. Chsslu,
Linen Drills, 10.
|
seo dos hsss, Gloves. Aitss. g.
: - - '
coo silk Pasasols and Sun Unbrsllas and svssy
stAsr llnd:pf goods usually fossd IN > inst slass
Dess's R~ts - Ee~.stsss
---
5000 --' = n. ia
g#ei
CAEAF q &OOD eOODS,
before purchasing. q No tsssbls 70 Shsw goods
q WHISLERsS.
- ------ W ----
= I@~ D...,
AAo k00kA0
l .%-stBs $50 $40 nv - @
opprnSn oTvnT. unnp aYTpW
% 1SA&S0 OAAs01 RVV6 OAsA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

Special N office.
.so
g.. X. - II II -,
Has .ov IN epseatlea The nv min formerly -.
supied 81 Burnell, 0illstt = Co, and j. leepased
= hll iii orders be nay b favored With, Aaving
at al times
Fun stock Of Building Lumber,
FENCING, DRESSED FLOORING I SIDING
DOORS, SASH, lATH,
8 hfngles T. Pic kets.
md 10 naasSastsring a extra article Of
SHIPPED 0HLNe0EES.
In eonneetioa with the nv mill hevo aloe
opsasd On the opposite 6orase, yasd Of
R.aFTED II UNI u Il u !,
10 which woala eall The special atteatioa Of the
farmers. Ny salesman, NJ. Chris, Mueller, flor.
mssly Of French : Davissl has had sxpssisles In
the business for many years and knowS tho wants
Of the people. He we1ld b pleased - have biz
friends call at
g. K. Bard's Saw Mill,
Corner Of Scott and aseond saseat, Davsepess
Iews. my19-d&w9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28

lss2. SPRING TRADE. lea.
WEBBIR, WILLIAMS 1 YALR,
70 = r = =.
= \ Lake Street, Chicago. -
A as1ow RscHrvmaras LARGEST AND
"a best ssessoe1 s1esk . b 1oan1 Wet = 1eu
aeexs esopeistag naag asw styles =
HATA, CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
Parasels. Umbrellas nj II
|, Palm Lear GOODS,
i.s!.aias - se.sa SNAKE HOODS. = Z
which WI b eAteoi g Feet6sa Ptieese tx Oaah
~sslssvsd 0Aels csslik mn s4s
~ ~ F. And SHORT TIhEr
s.l -. = q sset!sss q the ~ e -
s,.ys sssa e ias1set ssf sssds - =
Q 0lOsRS so11crfrip,. !. !, ,Aish yse.le -.
49, s...., ssssrt''a win - bvsa, ~ a'saass
.=w8saar Wzax1AaasaE2a- =
-. : = ID vi =. = = !.
:fdsed. sf ~ VI .yesasas slisis bs9i ? No.
no0so q ny AeeU S0sa n
Eoe TIN MAHY1AvoRs PRIsIHTIp -
TO- ~f''hA E. a.
-hs- sg,oss SCOTT HOUSE
Is 81 is7f r. <wssses rerssaz IS asa IL 2 {
y !. a..ess,s ppa.,,.s. ~ i -u,As1.ls.s! yill
$500 . BIZ 80 rDepeioese = ~ oeove AesI
81 =. 49, asdas sss6auass = - - -
ss,E'.rsssss~s11s1stoI
|ras scsrr, 81 lssUs.,
assvsr. vie.ae4enssssss 2 :
c q - nss,ss }. =. clss1 Z $780,
i. .ss'' . : scps4tEl. fAnLx. - i i i.
e. a u ~ Z - = !, = AAslsssss's
-. Poaae5, ns<. zHcK'
a..!ssS :. 80 7 N sl. M a n AAAl
~. 1ulRuDY. hssIss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-28


ed high hopes Of success in their cauas.
She had been seven months ii course
OF construction, employing Eve hundred
| men the whole time, and would have
been finished in three weeks. Her
length was 270 feet, and her depth 60.
and her armament vas to have been 90
rified guns. The frame Of tho hull Wa
made Of Georgia pine, nine inches
thick, and over the wood were placed
tt rec plates Of rolled iron, making the
thickness ofthe armor alone four ipches
and . half She was 5000 tons bur.
then, and her motive power consisted
OF three propeller, which we're calealas.
ed to give her . speed Of IL kpots an
hour. Two millions Of dollars are said
to have been expended in building her.
| We have heard from some Of the pris.
oners, taken in the gunboats, that she
was intended to break up the blockade
and then cruise in the Cult and, near
Havana for prizes. es-q ~
DEsrRucT1oH or roRr JACKSON.
have seen an excellent drawing Of
Fort jackson, prepared since ito surren.
der by the officers Of the Coast Survey.
ior Capt. Porter. It shows the exact
spot where every she'll from the mortar
nfst struck, and ~ nearly as possible
the effect Of the explosion. l have beer
permitted, BY Captain Porter, to take
from it some interesting data. W.
drawings of the fort we're completely
destroyed the cisterns were demon.
ished the classmates and passages were
nlied with water, the lsvee having bean
cut away. The platforms for tents vere
destroyed BY fire shells. All the case.
mates ere cracked from end to end. and
frequently masses Of bricks hsve b4an
fdisIodRsd. Fodf guns w were 4 a ismlosalptsd
md eleven carriages and traversss -,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-25

Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one half
the Weekly rates added - -s
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line. f
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance. -,
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fell
lows, Masonic Orders, benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding lines %
cents for each insertion; ever eight lines at
this rate. 49,
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 without notice, free
Marriage notices 80 cents.
Notices of Festivals, Picnics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
rates. -, ...-.. 81
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents. -. f.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates Of every descrip-
ton to be charged at the cate of 81 80 for
each name ia the Daily, and So in the Daily
and Weekly the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance.
3 EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS,
SorofIIla. or King,s E.viI

Is q constitutional disease corruption of the blood
by which this fluid becomes vitiated, weak a. ii
poor. Being in the circulation, it perVades the
whole body. and may burst out in disease in that
part of ii. No organ is free from its attack, nor
d there one which it may not destroy. The serofu
lous taint is caused by ercuria disease low living
disordered or unhealthy food, impure air. filth and
hlthy habits the depressing vices, and above all.
Dy the Fenereai Injection Whatever be its origin,
t is hereditary in the Constitution, descending
/" from pareRts 20 children, unto the third and
fourth generation :; indeed il seems to be the rod
of Him who says, sI viii visit the iniouities Of the
fathers upon their children. 4"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood OF corrupt or ucerous matter which in the
lungs, liver, and internal organs s termed tuber-
cIssj IN the glands, swelIiEgs; and, on the
surface, eruptions or Sores This foui corrup-
uons which genders in the blood depresses the en-.
erR1es of life so that scrofulous constitutions not
only suffer from scrofulous complaints, but they
nave nr less power to Withstand the attacks of
other diseases; consequently vast numbers perish
ny disorders which, although not scrofuIous In
tnelr nature, are still rendered fatal by this tant
II Ene system. Most of the consumption which
oecimaGes the human family has its origin directly
IN THIS Sc ofulous con faminatiQn; and many des-
sructiva diseases Of the liver, kidneys, brain, and,
Inaseo OF all the organs, arise from aggravR
TED Dy the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous
their persons invsed by this lur ing Infection
and their health is IN ndsrmined by it. To cleanse
It from the system must renovate the blood by
an Alternative medicine, and nvigorate it by healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine we supply