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, 1864-07-24

few weeks, seye1nl hundred Of the " Chival.
~" Hho left Nashville, In 1861, in search Of
theit regiments, have passed up to sumner
residence Mt Camp Chase; they were very
anx'ous to GET few houre' parole, to see
their ffiopds,n but the suthorltiss ''conidn't
see It," and they were sent away without
being gratiled.
EVENTS FORTHCOMING.
There are c'ente which must, within ten
not only rejoice, but start1e the 1oya, people.
! predict success Of the highest tmpof-
tsnce, independent Of the direct attack on
Atlanta. The mhthr has TINS far been Kept
perfect secret; not even rebel symPa-
thize5 having tle slightest suspicion OF Wnat a
Is guing on. But IL Is too soon to p1rticn-
lsrlre; the nrst Of August, however, rtl de-
vslop the situation.
RAID IN KESTUcKr.
That raId into Kentucky is on foot,
there is no longer cause to doubt; tho
strength of tho invading force Is. vsriously
estimated at from 5000 10 1900 men; bnt
my impression is that It Will not exceed
5000. Il ts led BY. Buckner. need on!y
meet 1t, and tic fate of John Morgan will
await the new lender and his gang.
EAST TESNEssEKAhs AND GOV. JOHNSON.
Gov. johnson Is, as hc Arrays was, the
idol Of the East TenAessesans. They AZ
accept tba anti slavery plauk in the Belti-
more platform, and arc to-day as radical u
the people Of massachusetts.
Tue following private letter, received from
an officer. rescels the feeliugs OF these noble
nGn 80 clearly, that tAse tie liberty o1
stndlug it to you for publication:
HEADQUARTERS NINTH TxSN CAvALar,
GAI1A17R, TENN, July II, 1Bt4 {
Gorer1tt Andrcw johnson will Hdtlrcst
the TenpcEste brigade stattot cd here, by invita-
tfon, soo,'. 1he Eth. 9th, and 18th Tcnne1sen cav
airy rtRilncnte compoksng cur brigade numberl
about LEO u1en.
A week aso petition, elgned by the ealiatcd
men Of tie h1teAut, Taa sent to Coy. j. luess!Be
hi to deliver Us IN address Ut the eat1ert Feelnt
bis cnetGt mtn nts would permit. The Governor
though reIuctnnt 10 epeaE nt this time, has con
tCp1rd to ahdTefB nr lie tou.a not retuse to com
| ply wtththe request ofs many East TennesseeAas
bis pefehbors, ,~-wbo have not had an opputtunl
ty ofheartng him or any one else sluce the seces
sion ol the State.
In addition to our brigade there will be large
number of citizens TO hear the Governor.
For several days It ha= been reported here tbs
the fGoycrnor a uu1d address, our BRIGADE and
desire has been snanisested On the part Of lasc
number OF citizens 10 hear him.
The fact is, the lines are a. closely drawr
here between loyalty and treason, as clse
\ where. There Is not nun but IL either
| radical. or traitor.
I shall expect stirring war news soon.
, 1864-07-24
N. FtTzHren, A. A. G.
HEADQUARTERS CAyA1nT DIv1s1oy,
Tn II
Our Colored Troops-a Tindlcatlon.
Correspondence Chicaso Te1bune.1
HEADQrAnTERs Co. A, 55Tu 7. s C0LoREDl
\ 1sF1fY, ET. P1CEEn1sG, MEMlu1s, Teuu.,
- rnfp 1n.h f&Ef

In the Chicago 7ia<s Of the 11th, and st.
Louis Democrat Of the 10Th, is an article en-
titled "Atroclties By Negro Troops" copied
from the Atlanta {rebe,) 4ppsa1, which does
grrat iptnsticc to the two cofortt regiments
that accompanied Gen. sturs1s on his unfor-
innate expedition.
The correspondent Of the -apn,al wrote
from Oka1ona, forty mica from the battle
field, ard on the statement Of tngitives who
fed before our army. and raised false reports
to exaeperute the rebel soldiers against the
colcred troops
The writer of this note was constantly
with the brigade from the time it left Mem
Phis unit! It returned again: and does not
was insulted or outraged b, colored soldiers.
Such conduct weutd have brought swift and
speedy punishment upon them, bT shooting
OF hanging. The colo1ed soldiers are peace
able, gentle ard submissive Where colorcl
soldiers commit Que Outrage. white soldiers
commit Thousand.
Respectfully. &C.
HENRY S1MMoS5,
m f|u1., r.
, 1864-07-24

~A correspondent Of the Boston Ttan-
reritx thus defines the attention Of walters at
tho eating nouscs of.that city:
Toward a plate-ofbcans' customer your
walter is silent or gruff; to corned-beef ap-
plicant he 10 civil; IN the presence OF boiled
steak proyokea his FolubilitS-while the 10y
er Of roast fowl and oyster sauce basks In his
continuous smile The rnhappiuess Of that
man who called for u one tish-balI'' has been
ctftbrnteI d in pathetic Song m
, 1864-07-24

e George Peabody, Eco, the eminent
American banker In London, contributed
5000 to the Sanitary Commission, but sub
:se9uently, On becoming aware of the vast
operations and usefulness Of the Institution,
increased his donation to sl0, 900, which be
transmitted to Bon. John P. Kennedy, of
Baltimore. =
, 1864-07-24

-.... ARRIVED. July q.
Stn:r May Queen; Ksi:o. Manitoxoc. suudr,e..
irp rss fsrofsts. S.pss1, s: j.ssph, sapdrses. s'
Prop Si:y ef Eo.toa, NcslaIry, oEdeasbursh. sun
Prop Georeisu, Milne. Oven Sound, snndrles.
Prep snn. Jones, ssrr!a, a11ad;Ies-
Bar YIN ,stusSe.. H'sEae. buffalo, 2a1 m luu1oer.
Brig Mon,ezuua Burns. Grand Traverse, 1870 eds
sehr Telegraph, GuhulE. MusscEou, se Fl lumoer.iso
senr $o:aen Harvest, Noese. Green Say, 80 N luu1-
Echr Mixarkee Bell. Larleer:, Green Bay, 2as N
ST. aStsee ftss s9ss : s.
Echr 1layspfinx, Morrison. kalamAx10, TO Il te5.
sch1 J 8 Harvey, uaLsen, Tso lavsrs, lso m lan-
senr c5iathta Gordon, wiaser. 81 Joseph, 70 eds
schr 90 Eocpet, Henri. oswe=o. u: .oa; css.io&s
seev c Ssci H.ws, Hinton, whl1= Lake, ioa m luna~
CLEAi:ED.....-.......Ja1y IS.
stur Msr Quee2. .Krtsn. Mtl*a aukee snndrits
Prop Free s,ate, Alwood, Buffalo, a.eso ou wheat
Prom G. G. Mss,s, ,iqas ssM Siads .tr. L,nceln. "a
f1op Favortte, Napier, st Joseph, sun.lttcs
SSP scSFP Wssi, ths g Asaases-
lark Hans Cfoc. err Fitzgerald, Pesh:iso.
@ salf Nd II Mos1st, SSose, ssda's oa hq eo:r.
schr Gtg Q! Chicago Lynn aofaao' hsA' 10 s'a-
Brig Mariner, Knss. Buha1o. 17JEo ba c:sD.
Scnr Bahame: Beskeg, HsEe:o, 80. oa tora.
sssE A,.F %s6sn hs H5. s e e. s9sq ePn
SssE ~; VIZ ss.is 4 ssrs:
RI, e. Es. %
ssnE pettare; EIs.,sI, ~ Gtsy; .,,,u.~
to Auwtukea.
, 1864-07-24

Ihe Ff uCc mi ktf1 sc t1l1, AID the ttAl.1ctioos
nIt limited. oEtcs 70 tug diff: "a ce ID the r1ews or
4 sess dH sEd prtsss sFs lo.er Go4
In 1Ioa there is y.r little doing. Ssrsl stores sre
fssEse and rMty Sels; Goa1 @ on Is q ana l2E;s
srs Of Finr are nrn 81 their viewa, but the m.:Eet
is vts u about 40, bri+ sold Vt III o131t.5Q for
hrs Cis5 mills fancy teld on private terms: Thar re-
fuslc.> att ta.cs. baSi3g at from 50 199 50
,ra family, ,.a k!2 a1e5l hti fr fancy b.alds, IS
- aEty RYE :I,nE Is seArcs% with small .let -
Aotlcc at 33.9f bfi. CGr1 Meal IL searce aud firmly
he1d
, 1864-07-24

and haye in their possession over two bun
sdsed thousand dollars 10 gold, aud arc In
mines Is q success, but that It took @ 1iand lard
work to get II cut Of tbs ground. These
miners au say they had their little fortunes
madc, and intended to make good use Of
WhQt thcy had
, 1864-07-24

- To remove all apprehension upon the
part Of Col DeIana's friends, we can
state positively that the officer pnnished for
cowasdice by Gen. Grant was not Col De-
Land, but Capt. DeLaud. The Colonel il a
faithful and gallant officer, and cowasdice Is
, 1864-07-24

the lastquattt3 tb be asczihsd TO him. Itls
to bo regretted TINT The uncertainty Of the
dlsretehes should have given rise even to IN
apprehension Of hny unsoldicrly quality up.
On Ills part. Tho similarity in name IN.
donbtedly led TO the error In question.
, 1864-07-24

FA Senatorial Convention will be held
at Centralla, Marion county. Illinois, on
Thursday, the 11th Of August, for the pur-
pose of nominating Union candidate for the
State Senate. FUN delegations from Marion,
Perry, Naahitgton, Clinton, Fayette md
Boud-the counties comprising the district
are expected to be present
, 1864-07-24

Especial Conesno nondtaec Of the Chicago Tdbune.l
}SAEuyu1K, July 18th, 1881.
,Ihave been anxloualy awaitIpg news from
the front, but have received. nothing since
the crossing Of tho Chattahoochee. a:t,iu-
prcseed with the belief that an advuncc on
Atlanta occurred Il Ro or three days since,but
hare no official confirmation as get. know
the programme. and while certain continsen.
cies may hare caused delay, think It Is
highly probable that such Ia, the case. There
were some railroads. to break before au i'd
vance was made, bp believe they have IL.
ready been broken: There, can be no ques-
tion Of our ability to drive Joe Johnston
from Atlanta, and therefore Sherman has de-
ter1nined that when he retreats 1t will be
With his men alone, unless he. hak already
shipped awny some Of his equipage 49,, -
Il the Augusta road can be destroyed on
The cast, and the Macon road On the south,
all viii be well. If Johnston's army eyacu-
ates, 1t will be without baggage or; heavy
guns, and 1t Is believed that large quantity
Of railroad rolling stock will be isolated,
which Is matter Of no small moment.
Information from :desezters Is to the effect
that q great number Of eugtnes and cnzB arc
are 1oW At Atlantis, doubtless to be used in
cut OF, 1t would be 91e&tez blow to johns.
ton than the loss Of 10000 men. I believe
h1piy that they have, ere this, been cut of.
Whenever Atlanta is completely isolated
by raids, then, an not till then, will Sherman
advance; and It l. hecanse I feel sure It ha.
opinion that the sicge has siready commenc
ed. But whether It hAs or NO, viii be settled
ere this reaches you
PRBoEKRs
, 1864-07-24

Wool There IS scascely 4ay demand, and prices
Wool sre ~. I'll be seen oa rs:srensr %
=, esca s6 for hea1y i nne liz at condtione sss,
zep.ns i ~ HHTc. e s,'se IS Ftnns}v1nia ~ IT, = t
RcE$l 70; IS ual-e Aestlza at SAT- sHla1 parcels
Cape, fton seco1d bands G. 2E3c: rs b,lc7 Hack
SaUnirA eEo 70 C Wh1;e ipnskQ Oh prlTA1e terms.
, 1864-07-24
COmMEREIAL.

print msrkct wouh cause further Advapcstn IN pr1oes
The supply Of gooos In tha. market IL not iSsEa, ~
e!n.Et I'll desirable soods orc sold an atrtyat.
, 1864-07-24

sNEEP.-Tte receipts of {Et sheep hAye hsea yery
Nr-ts.:. ard below the demand. On primo qusiltles
we ncte An advance Of 1e@esc slEce Saturday las.
Large numbers Of STOCK Sheep still paeslng thro
westwar tnch l. the supply that It ,s evident has
western falrners e az 10 Erow wool: net tpartn,ly
nor on email scale, but in s73ctsnt quantities to
make this the lnpotraa: wool dIsr!e. Of the North
, 1864-07-24
misrellaneo:s.
MEDAL

For the Presidential Campaign,
WIN srrn-.rs psotaxrsphs vi Fresldcns md Vlca-
Ptsdeas q eash taft5 aslo,s1 e nsss aaa s,sEs1t
FTeatdsnt and vce-Preatdent Ths style IS ertirel1
nrW sod didarent from An1thfag heretof,re nade-
arnrtmens H.ut 10 any AttIesz By urau at Is ran.K
esc6 siss peT dozen. IIesral diseeuaf t9the TTaae
G1WLT, No FArk Plass, New Tork.
In0C tnf
, 1864-07-24
FROM sHERalAN,S ARMY,

The t1fuaton on thn l2tta-lte military
AdTAAAEca-Tho Problem III sur.
p11ce-WOTemeDt& or 1lc l3sh-Iho
Army OF tho Teunek4et.
, 1864-07-24

# While the enemy were 10 Maryland
rebel officer Was asked If he made no dist(nc-
ton between the property Of Union people
and that Of the friehds Of the Confederate
cause: "Sot at all" he replied; "we take
from cur Northern friends and sympathlze.s
even more freely, because ne feel that they
would specially desire to contribute to the
good cause Of the South" Rather cllncher,
that reply.
, 1864-07-24

1aes .--.'..*-.-'...'''' on
hednesdsr .-...............-.. .....-.'-...' 81
tnntnoss..... 49, HI
e3su1usJ "''-'... '''"'.' - "'ss'''-''''-'-'r
Total. i4so
Will considerable decltns in the supp1F Of Hoz6
during he week, th- market has oeea very active.
snd pf7ces hare ruled cspsdeszh1y asmer. With an
advance OF a7a5os ? u. oa lass sstaraays quoss.
tiors.
The following sso The closing prices OF The market
closIaa ralcKs.
EE,ns to es..e :s:fe sf = :sSss3 sss:;
e Ps'aS asansG s'iassd s'sd;;: IS IS .sx. s
| ktock HoRs.................-. S 5oa tst ...9...
SATURDAY EVENING. July ss.-From tho tzss vesk
in en1a1y unti tho sfesen. time. "sell,be norma'
t.pn+" sc.cailed, has beea brought week after
weet that The eaautnx fo,tniga. oult e1hAult the
| present crop Of hogs In the country. Some ofihe
| bitter po=tec beatezs Of this weekly Information
T.re even able to Elye figures, Il theuuubess avail
so!e In lows: Across the M.sssstppi that ezped-
ueus line Of railway, the Hannibal and St. Joseph !;
through the principal portions Of Missouri Iaols.
1aLisns DC. Vel, ngares do not always show facts.
an4 "a It has proved to be the c~sa here; Aad
I"relsb.e" gentleman from tbs country, do, sons.
times lesd asrs5 has Ieeo done In reference to
th- hog crop Esek sfter week. .nntt the cry Of wor
haa eeased to be cared Tor. The receipts Of Hogs
foottd sp atove. tos The week ending sodaY seem
I lsngta haxa got nsas,y to tha cna os anything
like lsx1e supply. But whether the Hogs In the
unity OF uet, tti remainA to he seen, most prnh
bly, thty are; hat With tho prospect Of cur abundant
harvest farmers not 50 anx1ous send theI
stock Ct light weights ieto arket. atho1gh price,
range trEm t7st9Lo per 100 ns, as to feed then fo
the fall trsue.
Our reports to hand through the week from New
York, Fhi1adelphla. Alcnuy and osser ci..es hsrs
BEEN anything but 1ovosable. ma tie activity anc
nrmnets which hare prevailed ste due to tbs fa1
that nut only has the supply been uuexrectcdl,
ali. bat Rlfo tbAf 1t has been barely suctent
enable shippers to Ill the standing ordeta they har
| had on hand.
There In the various yards this corning abou
lnoa Hogs; The eEte.ed sales curi5g the cay hmorn
TO 30 ad si IS 5eallo, but chiefly 1t - otozl
z lGQ Ds. Trade has bCeu brlek, an1 larger suppl
| would hkve failed to meet tht demand. The entir
salfe clos ea OCT further advance OF l5s?j
z lCn ne,or OF io95ec p 10 ns on !ast Saturday
1uos%sleEs,
, 1864-07-24

SATURDAY EVENING july q, 1874.
The receipts Of Beet Cattle and Live Hags at the
various yards in The city. tnr1Ee The week ending
to-day .oWraEc follows With the previous weekly
receipts 6,ncs Iu1e I, 1851:
, 1864-07-24
CTAINED AND CUT GLASS.

WORKS. 10 EaSsstd Plaes, Boeton, KaH,
E1ez1. description Of Ornamental Wlnaoxs fne
h enes Pirate Residences, HorAlss 10, In 9tatR8d
Cut tand Endorsed ~vS<. DsAXa1 a3cs "a s7pNeadeA
70 EAAULx WEST. AAkNs{HA
, 1864-07-24

SATURDAY Ev1s1as. duly y. lssa.
TIE receipts md saJruents during the past u
eo.E were "a follow:
f1zf.s nrIs atzr,nu .usa ., ..- ..a....
, 1864-07-24

The totA1 receipts Of Betf CAitls at the various
5ats In the ci.F. during thc weax ending to-day.
cc1tips TO the daily returns posted on Change
anourt 10 .s7! heal. Thisis 1863 bead .haa
received last week, snd 80 bead less taa1 the re-
cetpts of the corresponding week oflstt var.
Th' daily receipts at the satlous yards coapare
fot,owh:
, 1864-07-24
FROM NASHVILLE.

News From the Front--Prtsoncrs-
N:Venrt korthconaiDH-Thc Kenlucky
Raid-hust Tchnesse and Gov. John.
, 1864-07-24

at the rate Of 800 to co. per day pass through
this city, On theIs; WAy North. They are war
WON, md care worn, and many are anxious
to take the annesty oath. Within the last
, 1864-07-24

EIDCK;17i.ecsiyed to.dsy. s.Ta brig: aa!op;d:
Hrfe; !.xD y tSTER ExrRA*-lto bEls "leoEtA Lake"
A!Sle.&?: MHz1x N1S1xs EITKa-tG hrl3 Isl
C,st *iee: lso eE!s spring t.trA II t9a: 20 o:ls
bris Pneni1" It ts!A5.
Hran-l0 ioal Bran in bulk 1t 4eso1 on tack.
NHEA T-Ee'ttret to-day, 4i3&5 but shipped,
1888 eu. Market qu!et anu seac taEer. sale, were
kef1lows: NIfTKE WHEAT II oToEE-s4y ea 70
G.adt" 81 tt,e5. sPa:ys wHEAT ~ sEokE-1so nu
80 lSps1u. u f2!3; 7ton ou Nc s?si1x as sS:p6: !:
6fo5 ba de Ut 81 oek; ls 800 bu Do at tAmt ~ ea
at s2Ai!, !e06 oa do At $c,D1 ~ 900 hu do ss
t3!1: s.to on Rejected sPSps r. tts,; t2 sa aa 10
q ast &C. ~ sG e 4 q S9s + s
t:UKS-l.see1red :o-d.T. .s9 1t8 en: shirpea today
II $50 bn Market nstnes- Saes TO day sere: GoRS
Com at ii 2;H EGto In do at ~ "a; 100 bu Do st
Il zSk; Is 9 m DO at $.e9H. IS 0lH bu do A. 20
500 6n 60 at tI23 - nu Reitcied gosn .t q q;
1910 ba 10 torn sr <!-sot: b. On Thursdas next:
$50 bu EtieeteA CpFa ~ elsl 80. b. eE TenrAdag
Ee1I. A. the cl1te the market WAS arm 1t si*9 for
o. T--Reeeivrd to-day. = NJ By ahppe., 70 10
sn b H,ike, aa.snse: e hi sae; n A. &
80 90 It :sKe Ssos bu do ti1 4. D s co.s at ssc
d. Co.f} Al &c s0o bu ReectAd q OAta IN eto-o 81
7.c-the aatket elostnk tteaaI 4 sse for No oa1.
a.Iis ad,s IL .o:s sS Il so 0u
\. hAKLET-Kecetyes to-day, none~ Market nona'
ALtNsii0L-So Soustr a II sslss@s !o ea1los.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-day, l3t1sS ns; shipped,
@s@-9D Ms. !Ma3 ket acu.e. We quote:
Htf-A fLE$r F+6ER INF
, 1864-07-24

4bt&I w
Tne Feet Cattle market during the wc.k hiss been
n ore act!va; and undez tue influence Of Hight soI
inAcs squAte supply both Of MEDIUM TO prime gsaies
suitable for army utc; and Of good shlpntns qu:!-
ties, prices have advanced :5sirc z 10 - on the
clstnE qnotatio-s Il the market On Saturday last.
The following are the closing prices Of the nsske
this evening and compared with tsst week.
CIcalSu FNICEs.
This week. Last waeS,
grAdes............... -..S7.oo 3s.t9 $50 els
Atd1na to prime, army
eracce............. ~. $40 @6;5 500 es5o
1hi3 8teerf, cow, mud ..
ecsrs. o1en ............ $50 @s.o1 asa RLD
The following k.e the clce1ng PRICES Of Beef Cattle
fer the rreser vc.A 4ae the cc:.esccndtpG week OF
last year:
, 1864-07-24

dA sa:es 9f Gfatn repor>st IN tAb nsa-kts skpors
Gre or Il b1'fs Of u s'oraQe PER 6ush4l, .tlkss
oshertettt statet. Flour u SOC dttc<ftd uTs.tss
ptatrEtse st1.eG.
SATURDAY EVENING. July ., 1se{.
EHEIENTS-GRAIS FnEtunrs-Dul. TIL en-.
gsEen e;.,s were 40 BrFrALo-Pso3 Badger State
in. IDA. With part }osi oi corr, =. &c,
"LAKE AsD Rail" "FBEtoHTs.-Dn11. We ruoss:
, 1864-07-24

The tst.l receipts Of Hogs during fbe ueek
erdlr to-day, according TO the dAliy Ettusn5 rosci
OF 'cha1ce aonnt to 1850 netd. This lis s1sl head
,ees ttar last week. aad head less
taan the receipts OF :nc corresponding week Of las:
year. -.
Tur daily sscc1pts ut the various 1ssts compare -
fol nHu.
, 1864-07-24
FjNANI,LaL AND CuMaNECIaL.

HENRY S1MNoS3,
Capt. Co. a. 55th U. s. Colored Inf r
, 1864-07-24

E6y John Hopper, son Of Isaac T. Hop
per, the celebrated sphi1aothropist, died sud-
denly nj his home in Milton, on the Hudson
river, on Monday last. Mr.. Hopper shared
the tolls and dangers of bis father In the anti
slavery cauee, particularly In securing the
freedom Of fugitive slaves; and after the
death Of friend Hopper" 1t was always the
+ delight OF the son to aid those philanthroplc
efforts in which his father had been engaged.
, 1864-07-24
from the St. Lonis Democrat, July sa.1

j. The case Of Mrs Anna E. Polk is, az,
creditable features Of the .tTo former. Her
statement made under oath bears the impress
of truthfulness. It Ia frank, and exhibits
none Of the equlyocating ind mental reser-
vatIons that disdgurc those Of the two form;
er. She makes. q clean breast of all abe
knows. The facts disclosed by her are
briefly these: y,
Fer the Lust three years her husband md
herself bare been In nearly all the Southern
Statcs-the last one being Arkansas; that
her husband, being At present engaged in
MIp- Asry Trigg, 1ett her home, eizhteea
miles nom Shreveport, Louisiana, ior Mcm-
phls, via aP1ltchardsyille; that her object In
visiting Memphis was to recruit her health
and obtain supplies for her children. md
so IT,. to secure s1me ~ .sat ss estats e., nel4 BY
, 1864-07-24

With considerable declins In the supp1f Of Hogs
during Tbs week, th- market h2s beea very active.
snd pf,ces hare ruled cops;dtrzh1y atHcr. with an
TORS.
, 1864-07-24
PORT t3F CHICAGO

M A r I N e LII s
, 1864-07-24

VOOlt,-With heavy siic icEs II iSe hands Of 9esi-
eye tua urge tur p5. prites haze d. .itlrt SC 2
o. previous Inots1loas- At pres-st rssea sales
effected but u a gman way: somt Of the cao1ceee
market at u 20 without LatcA.s.rs. He Qu.ta:
E!AE 2-!4Mk fIGeEtA -...-..s...%.--s tozt1V
a-t.itA Eltttr.- 3O& ~
EactGEF 1u1 aAheo-- al u
WUpla-1n small sG:'p!y and ann 1t pserteus
Bach cord .......... &.s.e1-pell7e1ct 9: 11l.oz
zA11e, 2 c.fd. d...,..,,....... l2G0 l1.lQ
NJ 4 p M II Z ,r9 IT
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21
Ser0fula, or Kings ~

isa constitutional disease. a eo-,
blood, BY which this fluid beeonas.' h Of u
weak, and poor. Being in The c;,. haa,sd
persades the whole body, and ma Iauoa.
IN disease on any part of it. No ., Ol" Qua
from its attacks, nor is there one Wa ffes
not destroy. The scrofulous tain, !. nay
caused BY mereurial disease. low ..H0asy
ordered or unhealthy food, innr,n dis-
and filthy habits, the depre,s;ps Az h.,h
above an. by the venereal infection. w faa'
ever be ITS origin, it is hereditary in III. nat
somton, descending ''from parent, 10 rS5 Soh'
unto the third and fourth generation :" -'sa
it seems to be the rod Of Him who ,. ..ueed:
VIII visit the n,iquities of the fa,bs,, Il
their children" upOa
Its effects commence by depositio, s,,
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous MATER 80: ".
the lungs, liver, and internal organs !. 80 ~
tpbercles; in the glands, swellinys. al inst
the surface, eruptions or sores. This s,rI "a
yup6on, which genders IN the blood dsn.. WI
the energies Of hfe, SO that scrofulous Co.'S
lions not only suffer from scrofulon. a-
plants, but they have far less power n ~ .:s''
stand the attacks Of ether diseases. -. ..''
quently vast numbers perish BY dso,ise
which, although not scrofulous IN their r,,,-.n
are stilf rendered fatal BY this tain, IN =
system. Most of the consumption which a.
ennates the human family has its origin dr..
m this scrofulous contamination; and m,-!
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys b-,;.y
and. indeed, d all the organs, arise from :,
are aggravated BY the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people arc scrofi,lo,,.
their persons are invaded BY this lurkino :,
fiction, and their health is undermined h \.
ocleanse il from the system We mus, reno,,,.
the blood by an alternative medicine, and =
vigora,e it BY healthy food and s1e,r,.
Such medicine We supply in
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-04-21
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Compound Extract of SarsapariII,

the most effectual remedy which the meiljc,,
skill Of our times can devise for this every.
where prevailing and fatal maladv. Ii IS .y1-
bined from the most active rcmednls that ha,.
been discovered fos the exparsa,ion of this fogl
disorder from the blood, and the resere Of IA.
system from its destructive ecnSequence,
Hence It should be employed for the cure q
NOT only Scrofala- bnt also thsse ether aGrr.
tons which arise from il, snch as Esrrrrv,
and Skin DISEASES, ST. ASTnoxY's Fin,
Rosr, OF ERYsIPEfAs, PIHrI:xs, Prsrrr,,,
BLorcnEs, BA.ISs and Bcsns. TrnoRs, Trrrrn
and SALT RHEcm, ScAnp HEAD, RixowoRr.
RHKrsArisN, SYrHlLrTIc and biz
EASES, DHorsY, DYSPEPSIA, DFEiliTr. anu.
indeed, AL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VIVA
TED Or IarrRE BLocp. The popular bClls
m - inpuriiy of the Blood " IS founded in nuth.
for serofula is deeeperationof The blood II.
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsnpa-
Iilla Is to purify and resenerase this vital uid,
without which sound health Is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.