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iiERTTORMAND SPECIES OF .
Rim•
. . .•
The at (Ohlllce Othere); are
' • -
uNOt•diitteriti,
• .4 • •
ut
their:holis to die.”. •
/0 jean antrmore,ettablished' in N. Y. City:
.I'.4Y"ltis.City Poet •Office
Modify—die City Prisons and Station Houies.
,
Mot 6y-City Steipners, Ships,'&e.,
Alt-0e city. .Ilospitali;.Alms-1-tous!es,
Died &y-ths City Hotels 'Astor' 7 ,St,
Niclwlli '.• tVe
is bi.-theßbarding Hopsest'
Med byr4iiiiire,4iin • 50,060 Private Famil ie
1127igeesir4a9 Eke . People' Press and Dealers say .
HENRY,It.OSTAR:-.—A 11. the summer I.
have been troubled- with ,Roaches and'Mice.-
twai actually eebamed of the , -;house, fol. the
Roaches were everywhere. - . I purchseed.a.box
of your Extirminatotemd. tried itoted in one .
Week. there - -Wai not a Roach or .Mouse In the
house r., ..Yenx B, Gnarls' Ne. 94 Elm St.
11015SEREEPERStroublej 'with vermin,
reed be sone - longer, it theY MS. “COSTAR'S "
Yatirminataie: •We. have. used it to our setts
faction,ned box cost , $5; we wotild 'have
it. Wehid ONO 'poisons • but they .effected
• nothing s' tristCokrie sirtiCle knocks thettreath
eat of WSW hilleilindßedDrip, 'quicker than
we can Write it 'lt is in great demand' all over
the countty,e4ira (0.) cit,ateste.
MORtGR I AIN`, and Provisions are destroy ad
by vermin, than
would par tor tons of this Rat and Insect
Rerald'. • • .
HENRY' ; Tt...OO$TARr-.Yeur Extirrninator
is received, used," and pronounced decided
success. We'used a box of it, and the v..ay the
Rata and Ake ayound-oir premises "raised
1fed,”.00,,ni04 wain caution to sleepers.--
Since then tilt a Rat or Mouse hes,been • heard
in.kitchen, or cellat.-=Magregor (Iowa)
I HATE BEEN roue'
..Extirmi
stator fotthe list Year, . and find it a Suite SHOT
'every time • •.
.ose.Rosz, Druggist, Cardingtoit, 0.
WE s.ARE,-SELTANG—Your preparations
eipidly.-'lWherever:ther, have been used, Rats,
• Mice, Ritsehest Vermin.'disappes t
EinsaltiC Druggists,
Windsor,'Md, ' . . •
Roiebei,
To Diatl4—Niiie; Moles, ice
To Pesti!. ir e d Sugi;
" Fleas, Ants, &e.
To DogroY — Methit •
n , 64,44.4104quiticie4.
... •
Inseas
To Dksird* Iniects 0 idintsand
.To bonroyr—lnneets on Anim els, &c.
, To DestrOy- 7 - z. , Nrery form and species of ver.
"COstst'ir 'at; Roach,. Extirminir
d.Costarie Bed -bnglztinninator.
"Master's" pilectrio Powder for Insects.
111,25, sOc A$D Sl, OO Boats, Bo
TTL_S AND
FLASKS. $3 and SO SIZES FOR PLANTA
, stems SHIPS' BoaTs Thyrkir.s, fse.
p7'Sold Ea' IsiOlfere—by i •
All Wholesaleilruiglitejn large cities.
AlPRetail:
• &e;jitibor PrAred Airqea. , •
• Wholoud, Agent, itiNoiv York Bity;
shiefitiliO'Bris; &
FahnitiWtilleit&to.
.. • A.A.& D., & to.
Wheeler/It Hari:
negamliti
Halls ligclietteC( o ;-•
nemas, &"
' 'T.l34'oltatiT •
renfolk:Nikerlit
Dudley & Stefard. '
.•
' AND.OT.4IMS. =
::;..1.,f'rti109441/119s,Pa. , •
T. Sheemake! co
B•l4.lNthatcielritt'ci,-1 Tioni s h,Richardo & Co
. . .
All 'add T r owels in the
.•
..::PrartgErsTATEs --:.•
..z..
S rialPo 13,T, .‘
" • •
• 1 • :
WEEMS
, ~e-Givects and Retailers gen
- •
1 1- ie4bove:'
11 , 1° , '
illpder
- toDeialeis
-
--
.
! k •'• ,
?' , " 4 "
00,nh . .‘kiikV, 11,
MIME
THE OLD. PLACE,
THE CHEAP STORE,
We'arit,lDcitenrxiOa . gair to T-TnOlersoll,
OLD FRIENDS luslcm , ALL ABOUT
•Harrall, Risley, & Co
...Rush; Gale & Robison
14:: Ward, Close & Co
M'Kisson & Robbins.
R. S.l3arnes & Co.
'F. C: Wells & Co. "
Leanne', -Marsh • & Co
Hall; Dixon & Co:
Tripp is . Co.
Conrad'Yox.
BEM
'SPRIII
.0:-.::_,TRADE.
.:,T4 I W, OPENED.,
NEW:OOOOS : T.' -, ..:::..,....... , .- .. .,'.....;1 : .:.
.......;'.' . l. -.THE,.0.1VV41.00
REGULATOR I!
, DON'T FORGET. IT
GREAT BARGAINS
CAN B HAD AT THE
ONE PRICE: EGULATOR I
MARK THAT !!
low... Ones IdUst Come And Judge For Ihmselics.
One,purchaie will satisfy - the most skeptical
that there Es only: one place to , buy, first Class
goods, at very low prices,.and that place is the
ONE PRICE. REGULATOR.
Tlieene'priee systerttgives the best satisftic:.
SUPERIOR GOODS,
ELEGANT' gTYLES,
NEW ,FASHIONS,
oj.D.FAVORITES,
LOW PRICES,
EVERY THING YOU WANT AT-TH:E
ONE PRICE REGULATOR,
and the - grand Emporium of every: thing, new
neat and stylish. . 4you have the C ASH.and
wanttobuy the BEST .• •
DRY GQODS,
FANCY poems,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HaVtE'FURNISHING_GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SWOES,
EVERY 114W.,11
GO TO THE
CONE PRICE REGULATOR; , THERE VO
will .find •gooda,ternarlFablf for tit*
• . .
beaut 3%,, fopetior.",
• • manufacture.and • • :•
• LOW PRICES• •
, •
. • 'ThSy will be offered •
t •• to you at the lowest possible
figare, the: first thnnrlefibillitu.
pride `thete can be IV 0 '.V .E* Ir./A 2-,10.1V.
fternember;—One Price—Low "PricetNer4;
'9tylee-Strict Integrity—baeb.
.• .
THING& MILLI
/ * Qin 3o 4, ' ' •
C. H. 1 1
,HiNG
•
N. S. 13 TLEE. •
.0161 Aiiiil•23l
. .
• ":Trlal Vat for - June Term, Ai • .D...1.80i, •..
Rlduha'ti , stzecutoie is WM,L 'Gibson
• DA EasterbroOkvs Winllsracs et a! . . .
• . • • • v4uhn Wylan et al* •• •
Abigal Shad . • • ,vs D Lanpnade,, • •
111111118 use of J.O Backus ',vs Jared Curtis •
Otls'lrens"..! ' . 'J C Rankin! Ss' Co • 2, '
• Phelps, llert Fiske ,•; vs II Freeman et al
Imeina Atm Labree ~ ' , . Va110,511 Cotton • •
,•
Fred II Smith . ". 'yi Solomon Sartwell of at •
F Mirk . 1 ' ' • Ts ,Franklln Fuller • •
Gideon Irons • ". , va A 'V Aldrich et al,
Sheol Dlstriot - o,lßratlford•Va 'Jae F Clark . •
Levels Thibon .*; • ,'ve Wm Whitney . , . •
,Klng and Bell , • :• • vs Cep 9 Ferguson. • • •
Win Boach .. Hiram I'ayue •, • .
Tunalmmhor • Co. is I, 9FoSter,.. • • '•
Wm B Pierce es John '
.Wallkili Batik ,• • • — ea Daniel, Kingsbury
Bank or Port Jarvis • „- Same.
Wallkill Dank • • ' vs • same . • '
N Prawn voildee of Walker ea Rinaldo D Ingalxby.•
II U Benion•use ofjoseph • •
Mann . ve Oe . o W fil,Selter. • ' • .
John B Manning' •• VS Daniel Kingsbury
0 I, Stanton Adm's ~ es 4. A Anderson •
J.OOll for, Keating of al ea F Lawson et Id. ° • .
,J.Mtirao 'late Sheriff "for B . •.• .• •
; do Cue . • 'es Corlett] and bleCoy - . •
blaydole nse•or Ohs Fla:doss It*Decker
. Proth'y.
May ]862.:::• • • :" . 0/34tr
. .
Ak.LL persons, irno%Ying themselyes indebted
to thetindersigned arehereby ,notified to
call and fiettle their aecounts immedintely;or
cestsSwill.be Made . : ''" J. D. OTTO.
DOIVT : 101ISS IT
IXTHEREAS..the Hon.. liobert -G: White
.VV.President Judge; and the „Hons.
-Ong and V.. Peabody , Associate judges of the
-Courts of Oyer:& . Terminer and 'General-Jail
Delivery,'Quarter: Sessions . of the Peace, -Oil
phans"-Courtand Court of POlllllllOll.. Pleas-for
the County of M'Kean haye issued their precept,
bearing, date Friday, the 'seventh . day of
:March in the .year. of our Lord one thou-
Sand eight handred 'and sikty-two; and to me
directed, for • holding a Court of Oyer and
Terminer 'and-General - Jail.Delivery,Qoarter.
Sessiona, of the Peace, Orphans' Court, and
Court of Cornmcin . Pleas,- is the' BoroughOf
Smethport, on Monday, the:3oth day of June
next., and to continue one, week.
...Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coro- .
ners,.. Justicei of thii Prince .arid 'Constables
within thecounty,thatthey ben' and : there
in-their pr oper peranns,-at .10,o'cloek A. M. of
Said day, with their rolls, records, inciajsitions,,
examinations; and other remembrances, to do
those things which. their offices'appertain to be
done. And those who are-bound by their•ree
ognizances to proseeutetlie prisoners that are or
shall be in the jail of said county of. M'liean,
are to be then and' there to. prosecute against
-them as will be just.', • ,
• •
. Dated' at Smethport, this day of 'March
1862; and the'. 86th "year *of, the :Independ
ence of the. United States of. America. •
_MANHOOD.
HOW LOST ! 'HOW , .RESTORED !!
Just l' oblishoti, in a Sealed Envelope. Price Six Cents
A LECTURE ON TILE NATURE:, TREATMENT. AND
Radical Cure of SPertnatorilMen, dr Seminal iTeekness,
InvoluninryXmlaslons : Sexual Delnity. and Impedimenta_to Illarrlnge,generally, igervounnesa,.ConsumPtiori, Epl•
!easy and Fits ;• Mental and. Physical Incapacity,,result•
,Ing from. Self-Abuse. Root. OULVERWht.i.i M.
D., Author of the 'Creen'lloek, ' •
The world,renoweed author, In tills admirable Lecture
clearly Troves from his own experience that the-awful,
consequences of SelL,abuse may be effectually rempted
without medicine, and without danger.* enrgical opera
lions, beagles, ,Instruments, rings, , cordiale, .pointing.
out a• made of cure' at 'once certain and cßertunl,' hr
which every guiTerar, no matter what tits condition may
be,'lnay enre'lannielf cheaply, privately. and radically..
This lecture 1011 prove a boon to tlimmandis. and thou- .
.
Sent undri eons{ In a plain envelope , 1.:. any.addrillA, on
receipt ofaix . cents; tir two-ptintage lawny!, by adatTas
lug, • , ' • '. . • Dr.. 0111 AS. 3. - 0 KLINE, .. . ,
.....127 Bowery, New York, Yost Office 80x,'43811.
04,15, , 62. ly.•; . .
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'MONEYSAVED •
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.
Observing these Fac t s
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•_, • .
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. ..
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.. . . • ~...ThAt I rim 're!—
.• .•..1 . ., . dr-r, \-,,- ‘•, , -„, -, P ,--.,,, L , main nutty located in
.-- , ... ` . - 4 .1 - - Z • tre.' Sinctliport - •.
. ~.t.' .. - L ';. 1 I, " '' l L...l__ ' 2.nd, That I keepcon
' 4:: ~ :'" AK. - stoutly on hand, a goo d
4 ~ i' i . i k j '.' v Clk:';
_ . 7, supply of the brat quai
-1
• - '..-.• -", s---"" v,,, , r . P1 - - - Ay of materials. Toole,
'..."-';? . (- -...i : ". - .'i - 7 Ste, for repairing the
• -,.`: r4ye . ' ' ':';5 , :.;]e_,,... ,-, Tarintiports. of differ.
'':',V - -: .ens kinds" 0 r
.• . - Ik; - ioifkA 4 : 0 . -:. sTWATCFrEs..
.-- -- . . and I. think lam not
braßthig when I soy that nearly lire years experience hos
taught me how to nee them Successfully.. - . •' .
.iiii.'Woteltes can tia'safoly and Helentificallyt repaired
itt Snietlipert. • No matter how tine nr ilLfileult 'the Job,
eel am determined to keen peeled' up, 'Ad be fully pre
, pared to meet .everyqind any edge, '•,. _ • . . •
.: CLO CKS, -WATCHS . EWELRY.SbC.:
...
°
Itenaired notice notice, en :reasonable terms. In the
Storeo r. A.ll. Armstrong's. Sign of the "1110 CLOOK'''
. N. lL ISAKCII.
. . .
''•
N•.11,--t gunintitee my ,prices for work to bane low as
At any other well regulated ant reopeaibleshdp and low
er than'at many. - Please giro Me it doll.. W. U. 11..
LOW
,PRICES;
•
. .
The -
ór • '
ptitILISItED FOR THE lIIINTIFITANE AS A WARN
'. Ind pnd n caution to,yonng'men who.' suffer from Nor=
vonn Debility, Promato re - Item), e.,_ oupplying at. - the'
inniti time the means of SelLCure. Ily one who has eurrol
himself after beinq put to'gre4A:penneihrough medical
!mpoPition - anA quackory, : By . anclosfintA pnat.paid ad •
.IreSsed envelope:Am:nu; comes - may be had .oLthe
Hier, NATHANIEL .I%IAYEA 111, Esq., Bedford, 'l{ingn
County,' . N. Y. •. •• • . • (n5,v4.)
•
- SAT I TI-IPORT
(G t :la O,V 2.g.2.1111n
CROCKER L
AviNG become the proprietor :'of the Gro
cery and Provision Store, lately occupied
.by FOVright, I ,take. this 'method of in
forming my friends that I - have. just received
the largest stock of •
FAMILY GROCERIES, - ..
•
ever offered the 'people of M Kean county
'at pricei which would - seem ruinous "at' any
.
other estahlislinent. I keep on hand, and are
in the, daily receipt of .
• FREsIL 0110IIND FLOUR, •• • •
FEED AND MEAL.
. . -
PORK, sAI,T, CODFIsiI, • •
BIAcKEREL,•WMTE
.. • ;HITTER, LARD, TALLOW. • • •
• CANDLES, RIOE,.STAROLI, • -• •
NUTmEGS; SALRATUs,
• . ODA, MHO°, PEPPER, •
aPicE,:CINNAgON., • .
,oLOV.Es. CRACKERS, • —•
T00A.090,. RAISINS, . •
• • . • NUT'S,cle ALL. KINDS,.
• .• • ,• .'SUOARRS.OF ALL KINDS; •
'COFFEE:. GROUND, - ,•, . •
AND uNCROUND; . •
SYRUPS, mOLAsSES;
• i KEROSENE OIL,' •
•
CAMPUENE,
OANurgit,:rEAs, &c., &c., •
• Ilffitock;is• frill and Ootnplete, and selected
frOm,tbre best in the.market.. Call and exam
ine price and quality, and, you wlll not !ail to
buy.
, ARMSTRONG.,
Sraettiport, May 30,18p1. •
L~ist~C~~.11:
COURT PROCLAMATION
Sheriff.
A NEW ARRIVAL AT
A. B; ARMSTRONG'S
THE OI,D KEYSTONE STORE.
AT OLEAN
STILL TAKES THE LEAD
• '
RESP . E . p FULLY ANNOUN CES
. 46 . - HIS
old triendsin 'McKean County; that he is
h,atiti this §pting'at usual, with the
..:.LARGEST •AND BEST,:
Splei•led:stock' of Goods in „the.Oienn'll;lniket
To Wholesale Cash Boyd's I Would Si,a
.
. .
can.ofter ybu better indncemente than,.you
can gel. weat. or Newyork; .
• • • .
:It makes nodiffereOcew
what you ant,..uni
thing in the line . or • r• •
GROCERIIS P.ROVISZONS,
Call at the
OL.D KEYSTONE
A.nd.you will Lind. the article fresh and cheap
It's no use talking the
KEYSTONE STORE
'alvvnys has airs always dill talo Oa . . lead, ant
regulate the.mArket in•
Groceries and; IPi*o.
OLD FJIIENDS AND NEW ONES,
Don't fairto . .call' and' see me when . you visit
Dlean ; 1 not hurt you; butshallcertainly
"try tO do you 'good. - •.. . ••.
' • :• . CPATSTOCK.,,. -
.oleaii; May . 23d, 5.2
TUE WEEKLY JOURNAL OF COMMERCE
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
. .
••Tha commeneementof a nest/ year, is a good
time for renewing subscriptions and increasing
thireirculatibri of, the Jouinal orporninrCe:.--
. We address ourselves Co . the pid:readers. of the
paper, '%Kitir entire: confidence to their
aid •and eitend the iniluencelof the
sound' conservative principlii'and morals which
have hithe'ito charucterizedind. will hereafter
charactiri'ze this Itvaar SilltfilltE . lr. to
the JOurnerofCdmmeree might :do ',a great'
service to th6e principles, and strengthen us
in our Oliility.to support, and cirdulate.tlrem, by
sending us the:name of least one new soh,
scriber in his'town. • '
Devoted 'firmly as'yehave been to our ceun
trk's. interests, and 'having 1 . 0.ne. been ti
.calle
“Union'Savtirs" as a term.of'reproach,..we'are .
and shall be the firm upholders'of
THE UNION AND THE CONSTITUTION
opposing wlth . heart.and pen every , tnan, Smith
, i.if;"North, who is nn enemy.to eit4er. E'vety
form of disorganization and revolution will
us.ready.for the combat: Among; the . .toes:of
the American Tlnien.and.Ameriean . priniplei,
I.we rank aide by side ' . .
.06L1T10N1,5311
. .
:iritl.vve propose .witli.nikour strength to defend
the nation egainst the,ntinclis-ot both,
•
A' LIBERAL OFFER.. •
. To encouroge those , who may. volunteer to
aid in the organiption of we hereby
o(fer. an extra-copy of the Weekly to every per
son who . Shall forward f.wenty.. new..subscribers'
(jLUBS
.
may. beorganized in • communities.. wi t h grf , at
tkilvantiv,e'. The present is the best" period for
their commencement.. The
. terms -on' Which
we can fUrnish the paper
,are as
To companies taking •• '. • '
20 copies or upwards ..ONE DOLLAR each
13 :copies 11rIEENDOLLAILS...
:S . Fopies • TEN P
.a copies stye •• • ; 1 ';
Upder'y copies . ' Two • each'
The papers will. be addressed to different
persons,at the same Post Office, if, desired, ex
,crpt •in:cases of .clubs of :13 or more copies,
which will be mailed to one addres;;.:•
. .
• - 'ADDITI ON S' TO;CLUBS • •.
maybe made. at the, following:rates :—Papers
added to a r..ltiti-dpring•The. first quarter of the
cloli's year. will : pay the full rate'of the 'origi, 7
nal club forO year, during the, second quarte r
three fourths Cif the original year's rate, during
the third•quarter one half,and.•during the last
quarter .one-fourth',. she all•such subscriptions'
will terminate wity the:year of •.the'
Froinibliiro'ok'. U. S. :mot./
• Where packages of netosiapers or periodicals
are received at any post office directed to one
address, and the. names Of the club of 'subscri.:
here" to whieh they belong, with the postage;
for a quarter in advance, shall be handed to the
postmaster, he shall deliver the same totheir .
respective owners. ••
But this does apply'to 'weekly newspapers
which circulate, free in the county Where prin
ted and published.'
lJ Address Editors of the Journal of Cent-.
meree, No. 91 .
,Wall street Yew York.
PRIME, STONE; HALE & HALLOCK,
• . Editors and, Proprietors
BAR NOTE , AND:COVEROIAL REPORTER.
Circulation, •100,0.00.,
EDITED BY. JOHN .THOMPSON
Quotations eorreeed by' TitonriioN . BROTHERS,
2 Wall'Street
OtibliEhod by QRAS. BrANDEt.r.,,.ll7•FrakPq St
TERMS' OF SUBSORIPTION . IN ADVANCE; • •
. . To mail:Sub!cribers .
Weekly,— .$2 1, §eint..nin . rithly, I lifonthly....7sc.
To•Pontirinstere or °them -who fClub,nod for.
ward ne tho'inolicy advance,.worform Club,
will Bend the Reps,.
ter (loin Chart Manuel Awl. Descriptive List, an fol.
lows: • •
5 conlen of the Weekly, ono Tear ... . $8 61 '
copies of the Semi-monthly— , 4 00
• : 10copicn,of am .. , ...
.We.will forward Oatuitotialy to, any person
sending a club of $2O at the above 'rates, at
any one time;.. our Antaricetn.:Gold. Cops Test
Seeder.- •Addresp, • • . • .
• THQIVII?.SCiNSRCITHERS; Bankers,. .
•
No. 2, Wall St..N..Y.,.PrOprietcirs.
'Liot off . Juroig Dia*n for June Term, 186
Anniti..:-41. C. Siinpson. : •
p'tooongA r —A. J. Nourse, %V. Y. McCoy, and
D. It. Shepard.
13rOwn,- Hitwesn, H.
john
Ciirpente•r; G. T..Dennis,'A.
Aillarden',l , :tfaha . Moo4, . ,
.•
. .
• ,Keating.-T. IL Ttik!bs . ,...Gardnrt Barrett;
.Erastus Cuitis, J. T. Otto, J::Ptto.,
Ottp..- 7 Wm. H:Spiller.
,• • •
T.ibcriy.—Calvin Piths, J.A. '
Arinirc.-Jnmes O'Neil, Isaac Tubbs, .S..A
dleason,T. F.. Bishop. . • • -
.# . urorigh.—Nzt!hariiet .
Brad to? d .—T r
..„
Bufden, S. M. HAtvins',..l%ilo
Lamphenr.. :• •
.../fddr"re;L-OsetirCarpente . , Clins,.Svrtink.
Ke a tin g • Aaliy, DaMel ...Lenox;
Win:••Williami, Arnold SOuthwielt; • '
Liberty.--.L. M.' Eastwood, Wm. Sheiwood,
John Campbell, D,'Woodcoelc. A.
L..ll4..EastWOod, 0. G. Griffin.• • • -
Lafdyette.-- . -Get Potriittn. ,
P. Dot?nis'on,
.A..Anclerson - E. K. Libby:
. , oridon S...Suntlerliti, Thos. Conover:.
Otto:—James TWomnbly; • :• •
AMERICAN. - AGII:CVLTURIST
." .A'TtionTuott-cote,4ELIABLF. and PRAC
TICAL ..fournal, devoted N the diflerent de
partments of .soti culture., such as g:rowing,Field
Crops , 'Orchard and: . Garden .Fritits . ; . Garden
Vegetables and : Flowers; Trees, Plants,
,and
Flowers. tor..the Lawn 'or Yard ; tare 'of Do:
theStic to Hougehold
Labors.' it has also an interesting anti instruc
tive department- ler . children and youth.
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
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Scrofula' or King's
15 a constitutional disease, .a corruption of tho
blood, byl'iyhich this fluid: beeomeS vitiated;
weal:, and poor. Being In the circtititiem, it
pertmles" the whole . body, and may'burst out.
in disease on any yert of it. No organ is free
'from its tittacks,'norda thereon° 'which' it may
not 'destroy... 'The scrofulous taint is yariously .
caused by inereurial diseaSe, low.-living, dis-
Ordered Or 'unhealthy food; impure air, filth
.and filthy habits, the depressing, vices,. and,
above • all,. by. the yefiereal 'infection. :What
e.ver be. its origin, it is hereditary in the. con-;
stitution; desecoding "from parents to children
unto the third tincl.fourthgeneratiOn ;:^ indeed;
it Seeing to he the rod who says; "1
will -visit the . iniquities •of the fathers upon
their children." n, - • . :
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• Its . effects commenco.bydeposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs; liver, and: internal organs ; is termed
tubercles ;. the glands; and: on.
tbe surfake, eruptions or'sdrOs.. This:foul corL
ruption,:which genders in the blood, depressoi
.the.energicof life, so that scrofulous constitu
'Cron not ,Only suffer, from scrofulous Com=
plaints, but they have far less power to with-'
starlit the attacks of other disease§ ; • Cause
(jountly, vast An.tinbers perish by disorders
. .
which . although not scrofulous - in their nature;
are still rendered 'fatal . by this 'taint in the
systoni Most Of the consumption which de
- niate,4 theluinianfamil.V has its origin directly
nt this serofnlous 'contamination ; and many'
tl !!bt. UK' t I ye diseases of the'liver, kidneys, brain,
mid, indeed, of all the organs. nriae Ana or,
ar aggravated.by. the• seine &Lute. • :
One quarter of all our people areicrofulous';
their persons' are. invaded by, this lurking irk.
fection, and their health is' undermined- by it.
To cleanse it friim the system we Mustrenovate
the WO by an alterative medicine; ands.in
vigorate it by healthy food and 'exorcise.
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AYER'S
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the most effectual .remedy which the medical
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disorder from the blood,'and the rescue of, the .
Fvstem from. its' destructive . consequences:'
Bence it should be employed for • the. cure of
not ottly. 'earofula; but. also those , other affee
tions'which arise .froni . it, such as Euirma
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• rim •on . . hrimitn- 8L00n..• The popular' belief
•in intjntrity.of the blood'? isloundedin truth,
for surofulti is a degenerlitiori of the blood. The
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without which-sound .health is itripciasible
contaminated constitutions. . ,
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Tb•eir penetrating properties search, and Cleanse,
and irytigerate eery portion of , thttliuman
ism, correcting itit diseased action; and restoring
ito' healthy vitalities, .As a consequerice.of these
properties, the invalid svhb is bovrad,do*n with
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,• ' •
• • bot. only de they cure the everyday complaint's
or every. holy,, but also, many formidable and
dangerous diseases.. The agent, below, named Li
pleased to furnish gratia'iny AniericanAltnariac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
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Mcon Nausea; hidigestion, J'atnitt wad Morbid
Imi - coon e l f the Borth, Flatulency', Lou of Appe,-
tit( , ,, ire, and . other kindred totnplatnts,
a froin ttlow state of the body or obstruetion'
of its functions. . • . •
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Coughs,
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Si) ‘l , lde is the field of itatisefulness and se nu
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isc. When on co tried, its superiority"over every
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