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Arrived.

Ship &7eal.i tot Bosor Groxier H,ue oct g. ia
ballast to in,s.-r 80 II len - - spoke shp Eliza
beth hence bound L. Nov. 3 Amand }. r. Les Genty:
seaman, Germany died isoH. aaries received BY falling
down tie ship. hold
Ship Arnold Boningcr (Prus Hass.en Rotterdam 90 dsys
% s,. and pus, q Cas-. Luin; Co. -,
Bak l. D Carver, Damon Buenos Ayres SEPT 70. hides
&C. 90 H. d. BIookman Co. Had very light weather pess
the passage latter part very h-svy .Pi, ard lost SKIS kc
Brig Thons, Owen (of Portland. Pettingi lnsgos Nov
-, a, ILonr,on Hunter 4ih inst. lat % % Ion a.
Brl, Coanlba. Bal Mckenzie, ali River days, 70 h. J.
Blk Ly Dale (Br Earl Windsor, N s. 70 days, plassH
Big Vincent Hodge, Nev-Ileyen ? Gay.
.ec, Aer IS tis Rock SEPT H. via PoranS Me- sna Long
Island sound with wines g. 70 master ss e1Pereneea
heavy .aes entire pas,sc os sails, Ge, AID pa' Into
schr Oriental Or, Loclhart Windsor n. s., !? days.
Sahr A CO A. B.uien, A.:on Georgetown, D. c. for Fol
Aver. wood.
schr s,,e,r colson, deo-seowu, C., days coal to
sshr /. Iioy Mckinney 81, Johns, n. p, IL days h'b
Sclr Carroll cToc1-r, M,ohs' y Jays. aubsr to smTs0n
sc6r ClAli,ss Hickey Bangor 10 day.. lumber TO r. W.
schr orlI. Higgins Portland. Me- FOX FOrtre, M0rr'.
schr joseph Long Hayes Bansor fer AsIandri. lrmtc
schr Mel star Cfowe.l. foiires, Monroe days
| schg I ade Wind. Corsou Providence for Philadelphia
s-ir. Fbeu Ssw,es. Tracy, Bas:on ior PLilsdeiphiA
srhr Wss,over Edri5ge rhlllel phia Tor Boston cesl
schr Horace. SaI.es, New Bedford Tor philadelphia
ScAr. Com. koarucy Bgewser. RocAlaui dss line.
schr 4. Young. Cook. Cope May wood.
Schr. Maria kixitsih Smith Bass River, wood.
schf. 6oy. Burton. Wilcox, Alex snlTla days.
Schr j. W h!fdsall sOpcr, ppcr Strait Md, weed.
Schr OuIy Sor, las'nAn, bteat t.s llsrOor
echf. II. s. J. Steeifnan. Camps, Morris Riyeg weed.
schr. ssml. EDDY Psen Baltimore, wood.
Schr. Hone scott. Virginia. wood.
Son A. :. Cannon. Powell, Pllaicphi coal
Scir L. d. Mccarthy, Salilh, Providence
schr Micreek Friend. Eansol dey. lnniber
sthr Cara tsowcl, IAiidc p.lA f1r Boston, coal
Schr J. irierspn, Harding. Bristol dsys
kcir I. b. CTOwe' Crow n, Gloucester dave
Sclr Nineite, CAR, Providence 3day.
Sclr Conpo mise. Eldli'ss f.ovilence iays
schr. Falc iuer. Allen. Providence days
Sehf Y r Reeves, Cole. Caps Am Tor Phiaisph.A
sctr Been Nr Nickefsan, u eston, nd.e
sctr ty1Mtiuu. Small, Bangor Days lumber.
schr. >ttiiia, Young, Boston days
SChf. Deoa.ul OAAs. q kr, ID .hion days.
Schr Entire, Kinney, Prov sdruce DAYS
Scoop W. II. Bowen Bgo,heit,n. Providence.
Sloop r. Sprague. Gibbs. Providence days.
steamer Martha Stevens, Dongheuy. BaaaeTe ndss &c
Nui pslzeL
steom.r Pelican. Baker. Providence mdse. to Edward
BynarE
BELOW-0ne brig unknown.
SNLkD-Ships L. Gilmore. Vanguard Guerrilla. barf
Angela Brewc-, Columbia. Eya Timsha J. Buckley Gas
para, brig Silver Oar (Brl Wm. smith, Camlss tbr). E
Newton Baltic Or Haveock on J. T. StieAney, Mel
lie u s'osucr Monitor
A.o steamship British Queen (Brl FOR Havana aud Mar
MlND--At sunset, y. T. light.
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To N. Editor Of n. ". Y. TribHa,.

To me Editor Of 7AsM T. TdbggG
Sir: Your ifsae Of to-day, in speaking Of the 30
called outbreak the troop, the Course contains an
error which am you will he glad 10 Iecy. Tho i1tL
~ baTsck, fu quarter of milo from the Cou- aud
not Of tbs difficulty until tic storm had
passed Not Of mon. far can
engaged in the melee Aud than this our Colonel
Marsh, hearing Of tho trouble immedat, assumed the
position Of comuand,t and did ell which could be dono to
yet matters right
80 much desire 20 say 20 cxculpute the 9Th would Ike
10 eddihoush do not believe breach OF discrline l.
Tie proper wsyto obtain redessthat the Ma.achuset
boys soey provoked The food ai Las been given 10
them f week past has be'n such that one could 20 by
eat H. We have it uudehabe authority that in the hash
which given to tho boys Saturday potatoes were found
with candle ends in them aud undensbe traces ~ th. raw
eyes Of rats The hash offensive to the noii that
some Of officers turned away in disgust very sur,
that under ordinary Circumstances and with decent food the
Nasfsshu'e4 boys viii be conencd aud happy; but Il IA too
much TO expect concnuont and happiness with contract
ors hash a. the btais.
81" only odd that tie estimate OF the Injury done h..
been grossly exaggerated Some fences were pulled DOWN.
but Sir you bad been compelled 10 sleep canvas tent
Fnday night. with very fair prospect Of freezing death
before morning would you have hcsaed long before cona.
eating fence already partially destoyedi /, necessary
either 10 1ssse-pous Of tbs dangerously shlsS-
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couRr c,LyEpaR-Trs DAY

SuPRENE COURr-CIRcUIT.-Part Noe 39l7,
1ll 1J' 1925 387 1919 149i Jg3j 1895 1885, $40 Jgu
1li3 a9t5 J9la 3S3. 3a57 15 at5. ad7. Part II -No.
4.h2 go $40 49, sl12 ar flsO tlgl $780, fl3 fJl
ei ga 4YII 43lt 4li8 ~ tl2 ABA 1922 4bf 435s
$50 tJl, 1884! 1916 1883. 41i asa Para iil-No, 600
cs tOs tos1 -3 .4 Js.,. 1859 800, $50, JS3 2J,2
800 1.s3 SO. 1876 1slu tlfo
SUPREME CoURT-SPEciAL TrHN.-Nos. III, sc
20 l3L
SUPERIOR CouRr-Part Nos. 2>0l, 1871
?-T 127 gael 1l99 1857 3,la sri J2sl l225 2lT 229
Jti IfJ5 Part llNos go Y- 1852 alg3 ti, 1913 -s.0
?gs, - 1f4o 2tlH. 29I1. iJf. A.f 24J,
CuUrr 90 CoNwOS PLrAs.-Pau Nos. 1896
1905 Ioi l0Us lo5. Ia 1892 Il22 1879 lci1 lsc l5l8
isf il2, -. Part ll-Noi. 1851 1899 lL3. l5t-. le,!
1913 lNl. ti. l0e. 1877. a6I 49, 1901 ll1ll la3L
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bort = iUar0cns' Notlts.
srlfK oY NEw.YORx,
.W.uuyNsi OkFt,R No. lN Waist

srlrK oY NEw.YoRx }
PoRr.W,gpgNs' OgFIcR. No. lN WsiM
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance Win
section OF the Act passed Apri Ia, i5o cn'lueS
At 10 Krosnize the Warden Office OF tho Port cf view
York al persons interested in, or having cnase Oh sh
sboct matter of such inquiry, examination OF
the olow vessels arc under examination oy the ro
srdcns aud that tho said surveys or examinations WIN "
completed within day ,psX succeeding IN" houee w
board said vssselsi - ~,
schooner Augusts w "eS9 90 ~
WM II. BuRLEI0h. rIsstssss
I. kuafS HnnaluAu. 4eacnkarI
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Advertisement.
THE limited STATES TAX LAW,

Now READY is pamphlet of y pges on fine white psper
Beside the bill which word 10 word ia accoiIuce with
tho text, append to II Alphabetical HecApitua
ton every article be faxed b. the law, and the anoun,
Of the tax levied thereon This enders II a. complete
end convenient 40 II IL possible TO make ~ 49,
Price cens postpaid ~ 100 II se' by exprsssJ 80
peJ 100 ii BY mail. Adde'S THE TRIBUNE. Aew-iorh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

FANS ToE BrsTyOLTSr PuRPosr,.-Fdre for
charitable and religious purposes arc being held in
various parts of tho city at rrcsent. The pecualy
results arc highly satisfactory. ~ No. 75S Brosd-
way Fair Ia Ia progress for the benefit Of the Free
Church Of tic Good Shepherd. Music, refresh.
ments, and addresses are part Of ito Programme.
The ladies Of tho Thifty-iourhst-eot Reformed
Dutch Church are holding Fair for The sale Il use
'u and fancy articles in the basement Of the church
TIE Fair for tho benoG, Of the Union Home School
opened yesterday at tho Home, No. q East Forty
second street. At the Hope Chapel, No - Eas,
Twenty ninth street, q Fair commenced on Monday
in al Of The Home for the Friendles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

or 70 build fire. No doub! which course Ma'ss
chu.etts boy would pursue.
Hoping you will do all the justice to inef! this de1one
remain the
CHAPLAIN OF THE FORTY SEVENTH
Irrfon Rae Couyse. Dec. 3, 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

PRizE PRoFKRrY.-Undar direction Of the Pfze
Commissioners. Mr.. Draper will TO-DAY, at nocn
sellat public auction at the Uaon Stores, brooklyn
tbo propelers Tabal Can and Ann, their tackle APP
paratus, &c and the cargoes u the sehoouers Actor
tineVding saw-milD and Mary Stewart. The
schooner Belle, another prize vesas will be sold at
Whoelers Stores at II o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

PosrioE.SrAMPs.- Postmaster Wskeman is about
proceeding TO Washington to consult with the su-
lhorties there in regard 10 the redemption Of pos,-
age-staups which have been nscd as currency. Upon
his return he will issue oglca! Instructions 10 the
holders of stamps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
Aiycrtifementl
" TIE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.. "

would De wen Tor our authorities require applicants for
ohce or places oil trust. g. brng with them written Phr,.
biological anay Of character aud capabty before granting
tho request 10 he honei IL he capabls H. he adapt.i
the situation Those inpoItlut questions answered by
Ale'srs FOWLER WELLS, Phenolosat No 3Oa Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

The BAsE-BALL PLAYrRs' CoSyESTIos.-Th,
annual Convention OF The Baseball Players M
tona Association will be held in tho lectnre-room
Clinton Hall, Astor place, on Wednesday evening
at u o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

From Our SoLDUEs.-1ho l97th, 1913, 1884, and
liith few-York Regiments are bdgaded in Aber-
cromhie'- Division az the 81 Brigade They are To-
Gated, viih the 18th Massachusetts Battery, at Up
tons Hi, near Falls Church, nine miles from Wash
ingioD. Col. Quincy u tue 18th is Acting Dries-
der. The genera, health Of all these regiments 10
good. On The 9Th there vas fair sleghins on the
hill, and the Thermometer was nearly down TO zero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
BOARD OF SrPTRyisoRs.--At q meeting Of TIN
Board yesterday, the following resolutions were Of
ferei by Mr. pnrdy:

Vheyea, The melancholy ssnca OF the death Of Nr.
Eliza Blunt late wife OF our respected and esteemed
s,or Blunt he. been received by h, Board aud Uheysdi
calamity great aud uneSpecedto OR .ono~ ing coiess
and Ms numerous end, and tho members Of this Board,
i well calculated cast gloom over the minds Of thofe
no and esteemed her fr her many virtues and rely
ous fidelity aud Hh,rcqs The loss OF such wife and such
parent Christian 10 eien plery, IL iEepuaOIe 10 AId
foushesrted husband AID family. Therefore,
hsi0tsd That exITess earnest sympathy Tor our
colleague ard lie family for the bereavement which they nave
the !oss Ol he they held dearest on earth
Hes0lrsd 1ts. this Board do aloarn OF re-
pect memory deceased and errrcston OF our
yuIshy for those now associated rih her Ia life By the
soasss, Of family aud Kindred and that the members Of
this board attend the funeral 81 tbs deceased.
B,i7lred That copy Of this preamble ard resolutions
properly er.o.,ed be- transmitted 70 Supervisor Bunt and
III. bel.avcd faulty.
After come remarks by Mr. Davis on the Chri-tian
character Of the deceased, the resolutions were
adopted, AMI the Board adjourned until Thcrsday,
=. n.
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The eleven o'clock night boa. to New. Haven Will
be Withdrawn on Thursday Tor tue Winter.
fAdvert.seineut.I
Nine. DRMoRfsr's ANALINrDyrlSc G,

Z =,
comprising Magenta scarlet mauvc g,e-n bue Orange
aud PINK raeh color DC per bottle which will dye more
material Than would cost i've mes thet sent by
mall post free receipt OF SIC. Addfr.. Nina usmo
ErsT, no. as broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

Bulls lIE.D.-One Of the euriosities OF the Cat
TO Market import is the receipt OF nearly 10000 live
hogs making over 100 coo within two weeks. A
few OF theso are taken East, and a few arc eaten
ffesh, but -snumber is very rEal, so that nearly
5000 hogs week ere being packed in this city,
which reach here mon cars from the West, betde
all that como into the city from tho immediate sur
rounding country. Then We have oyer $500 beef
caiils this week, oil Of which, except few Of the
lnfi in market IN Tuesday. sold Il, boit.r prices than
droyers have realized since March. The suppIy Of
sheep continues shout 0OOO week. and prices this
week are rather better than preyio,- weeks Truly,
New-York has become a very great metropolitan
inarke, for b1iohcrs aul4lals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

The steamer British Queen, Capt. lie Mcssurier
leit yesterday for Havana, via Nassau. She take
out - passengers and :2S. 100 in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
Nfc>y.YUKK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER TO- 1852
fAdvertisemeutt

ladies and children win be there 70 enjoy IT, srspresua
all ades of Irish character w.t. Joy and suffering are
touchnay portrayed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

BOARD on CASvkssERs.-This Board met yester-
day morning and oanyassod the returns " the Third
Aidermeuc District, Represented by AID. Henry;
Twelfth District, AID. Boo and portion Of the
Twentieth, Aid. Allen. recess was taken until
afternoon for the purpose Of hearing Gpossbe from
Nd. Dayton, the Sergeant NJ Arms having been
Dispatched to ascertain whether not he intended
canvassing his returns. Nothing being heard from
AID. Dayton, the Board adjourned until this NOM
ipg when some one Of the members will be ap.
pointed to canvass the Of the Ninth District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

The GREAT PLAY COLLEEN BawN. Bouci.
canlts best drama, which has been received at
Museum with great enthusiasm the last two days will DO
played Asss Ab tsUeea ~ svsaiae ~ Asasasds es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

.rsbTrRn ALMANAC.
S1n-R.ses..f:i4 tSet4........4..3 Moon Rises ga
WATER
sandy Hook. 1901 Gov Island 1851 Hell isis l7e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

TNdVfTTiffHehf
NOTICE TO TIE TRADE.
ApvAsoE IN TIE PRiCg OF WoLPE's SCaS.PP.-TLe
new tariff Of WoLPEs ScHSAPPs be had application
at the Office q
UpOLPuo WoLFg,
No. % Besyerst
Sols IxroRrER AND MASUrAcTUEER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
LATER FROM N,GW.ORLEANS
CperatiGs Under the sequestration
Order.
LARGE QUANTITIES OF GOODS SEIZED.

TIE ORDER FOR CONVERSATIONAL ELECTION,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
Passengers Arrived

F0sScnGers Afffved
In bark l.. ID. Carer, Jr2m BFene, Ags,-JoLn Maria
Cspt. AIthoD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10
Tie sequestration Order Extended East
Of the Mississippi.
4 Poiated Call for Slave Jail Fees.
How McCellaD'S Renewal was Received
INTERESTING FROM GALVESTON.

The steamship Creole, Capt Couch, from New
Orleans Nov. 9th and Havana Dec. Alb, with
orders and passengers to Ludlam c. lieincken, ar
rived OF this port last evening. On Nov. 10th
passed bark Esther, of Portland bound up TO New
Orleans. Dec. sth off Cape Hatteras, passed a
steamship supposed to be the Empire Cityi al'o
q large propeller bound South. Same day passed a
ste alnship STERLING SOnth with bark in tow.
Tie following is list.of the Creoles passengers:
Mr.. Geo W. Couch and children; J. Mes1o C. Duntse
Bottle sberger; j. &. Mideri NJ ". Smith !. VIZ; jos
Prachsnski; NJ Newman; r. Arclari; 4. Il. Wise Mrs
4. d. Courne. asd children; T. u. Lane; G. Mclri NJ
Demey; VIM Mc(rscken; +. i. EdenhorD T. ". Eeiuef
Mis- Peabody and con- L. j. W. hoderi sad 30 in the
s:eeisge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-10

For these am clearly u orriou thst pcron
under the Of % he cHsed into tie service OF the
Uai'ed ~ftr I>r-ln between the D. and
q be ted ngstcTcl tho service vith0u. The
Of hs parent gu,rdsn ussrr first beer had
vde ior any be have The recruit mus. therefore b. dis
clarrr1.
George Carpenter. c.l fe- TeaoE; c. Van Loon esq
for T..pouictt
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-19
PORTLAND, ME-, FRIDAY MORNING,

reservoir of oil, through which the gas is
made to pass before combustion, has been
found greatly to increase the economy and il
Illuminating power of coal-gas.
The various collateral and residuary pro-
ducts of the dstillation, which have generally
been wasted heretofore, will all doubtless be
utilized as the progress in analytical and tech
nical chemistry throws more light upon
their nature and relations. Several of them
are already employed in Europe, if not in this
country, in the manufacture of some of the
new and beautiful dyes which practical science
has recently introduced in the arts. Benzine,
which it is the object of the rectifier to elimi-
nate, is used to some extent as fiavoring ma
terlal, though some recent facts make it doubt
ful If it is wholly innoxious to the health.
The acids caustic alkaes, and other mater
ials used in the publication of the crude quail
tiles of petroleum. may all be restored to use
or employed as fertilizers, and the dense pitchy
liquids obtained in the manufacture are availa-
BILE in the composition of waterproof cements,
roofing, varnish, and fuel. The absence of fat
ty acids may possibly prevent the saponifica-
ton of these oils with alkalies for the manu-
facture of soap, but the more extended use of
petroleum for the purposes we have named,
which will be effected by time and improved
manipulations of the article, will suffice to
render it a most valuabls acquisition to the
raw materials and manufactures of the coun-
try.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-19
HomEsTEADs FOR $40.

vuyUE MISSOURI LAND COMPANY have pur-
chased from the Hannibal & ST. Joseph Railroad
Company large tract of land in Northern Missouri,
adjoining the fourishing town of Hamilton, Caldwell
County, for farming and manufacturing purposes,
and have divided their property into lots and farms
They offered TO subscribers In shares of so each
Maps, with full information, be had by calling ON
EDWARD SHAW, Agent,
l02 MIDDLE STREET. PORTLAND.
une dn
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-19
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Rates of Adyertisinp:


TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS sl00 per square,
for three insertions less exceeding three, and not
more than week, .25 per square,; 20 cents per
week after. One square every other day one week,
sl.00; 80 cents per week after
EXHIBITIONS, &C., under head of ADJUSTMENTS,
$500 per square per week
SPECIAL NOTICES, sl.5o per square for first week,
Sl.00 per week after.
BUSINESS NOTICES, in reading columns, II cents
per line for enc insertion. No charge less than fifty
cents.
LEGAL NOTICES at usual rates
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every part
the Stae) for 3s cents per square in addition to the
above rates for each insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad
vance,
V- All communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editors offhe Press" and
those ofa business character to the Publishers.
sE- The PORTLAND DAILY and MAINE STATE
Press Office, in Fox BLOCK, No. s2t Exchange
Street. is open at all hours during the day and eve-
ming, from O'Clock in the morning to o in the
evening.
az JOB PRINTING of every description executed
with dispach and all business pertaining the Of
fee or paper promptly transacted application
above
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29


N Iituilonal tI.sease, c0ffuptio "
i1&4 ~, which tIis huid sbecomcs t.snsna
,IIl1' ma p0Ug, xUeihg IN ne nircplnti1p, y
4. .l1'lEsI ~ dNlI1le body, md mny burst elt
sIuse |n.l any partpf ikas No organ istiee
from itsnliaclka, morris there one which ~ may
not destroy. The scrofnlous faint Is variousiy
caused bv mestAfiall disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, nth
Ma si|ifi.v IafA l the deprfs 1iig vices aud,
above ali, by the venereal infection. what
cvur1 hri a. GrigirHit Il - hereditary IN the COM
Z, IL "a. N. s. 3 tibm paieIss to c,4ldrenl
unto the third and fourth generation;' indeed.
Il seems 10 he the rod Of Him who says, 81
Will visit the iniQuities of the fathers upon
N efs{ts comlhd.icE By deposition from the
Mood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, IN
.l.gHnsss. IliSer, aha n1idfnhl organs islteifned
tAl,ss6Ie3 iMl TIC slaads, swelliigs; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
rnption, which genders the blood, depresses
thc energies Of life, so that scrofulous conslllu7
tAn{, .XSt dilk suffer lfofn Bofofuious conf
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks Of other diseases; cci,se
uuently vast snVpbers perish w aisproers
which. Although not scfofulous IN their nature
oss. sIili Rendered Cfatal by this taint IN the
.vsta,n Most of the consumption which de-
.snas.fl,o human family has It's origin directly
this scrofulous contamination; and many
lsxsns,fge iliseasss 81 the liver Kidneys, brain,
and. indeed, Of all the organs, arise hom 1qf
assad6rakated BY the same cause! e.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulousj
,ssir persons IRE Invaded BY this lurking in
teton, and their health Is undermined by ",
10 cleanse il from the system we must renoFate
the Blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
yigorate It BY healthy food and exercise,
Such q medicine we supply In q 8 a,ife
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29
Il Isl xs AYER'Ss Az se1
COmDOupd Extract Of SaFSaparilla

she most eiFectuat remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. It is eoIn-
bilied honi the most active Temedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this'fouf
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from its, destructive consequenccs.a
Hcncer il should be employed for the etfe OF
nat only Scrofila, but also those other atIee-a
ions which arise from it, such rs ERuPrlsEl
and Skin DISEASES, ST.. ANTHoNY's FIRE,
Rosr. or ERYsIPELAs,, PIStPLEs, PusTuLEs,
BLorcHFs, BBArNs and BofLs, TuMnRs, TETTER
and Su.r RHRusl, ScALD HAN, RISGwoRN,
isiigcttSrisN, SYPHiLIfIc and MERcuRAL DIS
BASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
int,ecd, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM BITlAi
1Tn on LlPpRE BLooD. The popular beli4-
IN, ss.,y,svtty of ths blood is founded IN lrath
for scrofRla is degeneration Of the blood The
pErticuiar purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rilla is TO purify and regenerate this vital fluid
without which sound health is impossible y
coatamhiated constitutions. DAn - ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29

COL. PRATT AND Oh KEYsER's PICTORIAL
BYhUf, --DR. KKYsER-Dear Sir; Excuse the delay VI
my acknowledging the excellence OF your Pectoral
Syrup sooner. take great pleasure In saying that 1t is
and the worst one vas afflicted with have uot
usei more than ohehaf Of the bottle and can aud do
wish that all Who are afflicted would give fair trial
quAek medieinen would not safer another such 40
attack for any confederation, or at any cost. am con.
hdent can breathe freely than ever did. shG,
excellent remedy. You at liberty 70 use my name
y this regard, a. you think proper Il. Y. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council PitlSDuTgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh, May IL, 1859.
NJ. Il am no stranger to my felloWcitizens. aud
E.B.F.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-29
PArron Tr. Anrilll.Ia

A WUEDERPUL CURB.--some time sSo, an old
neighbor Of mine very ILL., with bad eonEh which
every one Supposed to be consumption His relalyes
told me that he had taken every remedy ey heard Of
Without bensnt; his brother 10 zee him de- and All
were confirmed In the belief that he could not live.
had abou. the third Of bottle OF your Pectol syrup
which gave him, and entirely cured him. 10 the aston
lBhmsnt Of all. Wbas makes the more remarkable
the extreme age OF the man. he being about ysAri
old. have no doubt the Pectoral saved his life
J0HMN' GINNIs.