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a MODERN BELLE.

She sits in Questionable parlor, sax
And rocks in her easy chair;
She is cladin silks and sutins,
And jewels are in her hair; ST. o ISL
She winks, and giggles, and shippers,
And shippers, and giggles, and winks,
And though she talks but little,
IT'S good deal more than she thinks
She lies a-bed in the morning,
Till nearly the hour Of noon,
Then comes down swapping and s%nariint
.a Because she was called so SCUM.
Herhair is still in papers,
Her cheeks still fresh with paint;
Remains of her last nights bushes,
Before she intended to faint!
She doats upon men unshaven,
And men with Glowing hairs" l
She's eloquent over moustaches,
b They give such a foreign air!
She talks ofItalian music, .sg lr sel
And falls in love with the moon,
And if a mouse was to meet her, -e
She would sink away in a swoon.
Her ,eet they are so very nue.
Her hands are SO very white,
Herjewels SO very heavy,
Andh her head 50 very light;
Her color is made of cosmetics,
Though this she will never owr);
Her body's made mostly ofcotton,
Her heart is made wholly ofstone.
She falls in love with a fellow,
Who swells with a foreign air;
He marries her for her money,
She marries him for his--hair!
zone of the best matches'--
Both are well mated in life;
She's got a fool for her husband,
He's got q fool for a wife. l..7
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oIaII the numerous medicines eNlahl' (ahd some o
,nen vAuapneJ o n cure OF pulmonary complaints
mo'hans mas Eyer oeep lounu wnlch could compare IL
ns eneets wnh 'nis preparation tuners cure some
umIes, az neS III al diseases 0, tne lung
JnG thi1s '"neIe m'ueuhe cah give reici, ms VII
10 y, 20 Pie =" 70 "u PelIectIy sa,e IN &C
=. " ~ uuItuon', |" y w my nutet'is'
vi " ~ .llolmS''Tn . Inose wnp nave trlea II outtnosc
VIM m navy v raM,its 'nat nave known hs vslut
Whlho. DC "lua'N W. Snu ny Tvs umeiy use they are
'ecure iIopi ,uo usnseioIS eonSequrEcos 0 cough
ana coids winch hes"'teu' rPeh Into ia'al cohsWnp'
non
The Diploma OF the Nias'achusetts Institute was
awarded 10 inns preparation ny me BOARD oil judges
IN september lo4I also, the Medals OF the three greai
INSTITUTES OF hrt, In this country; also the diploma Of
me onlo lhs''ule lhelnna,i' mas poen gwen 10 the
1870 nhHnnnaf pEGlonAL, ny tnen uovgInmen. IN conSi
d%iration OF It's extraordinary excellence and useful
ness IN curing Snecnons OF me Lungs ana Throat
uj'itead the iol owing opinion founded on me long
experience o. inc emin'nt Physician OF the Port and
city OF ST. JOHNS, May D, 1901.
DR.. ], C. AyeI--Five years trial of your CHERRY
PICTORIAL III IN practice, has proven what ] foresaS
from It's composition, must be true, that II eradicates
and cures the colds and coughs to which we, in this
section, are peculiarly liable. think its equal has
not yet been discovered, nor do ! know how a better
remedy can be made for the distempers Of the Throat
and Lungs. j. ]. BURTON, NJ. d., FIR. S.
1JSee what II has done on a wasted constitution,
not only in the following casos, but a thousand more:
SUDBURY, January "a, 1881. ID Ayel:--ln the
month Of july last ] was attacked by a violent darrh-
ga in the mincs OF California. | returned to San
Francisco in hope of receiving benefit from a change
followed by a severe coIph-and much soreness /
finally started for Rome, but received no benefit from
the voyage. My cough continued to grow worse, and
when | arrived at New York, | was at once marked by
my acquaintsnccs as a victim o. consumption. Unjust
confess that ] saw no sufficient reason 10 doubt what
my friends ali believed AT this time / commenced
taking your truly invaluable medicine with little ex.
~pectation ofderiving any benefit from its use. You
duty 10 state TO the afflicted, through YOU, that nv
health, in the space ofcight months is fully restored.
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CAUDLRING THE Albany Transcript says
that the husband Of the famous woman's
rights advocate, Mrs. f. o. Smith, is a poor,
brokcn-down man, in consequence of the
bad treatment ofhis wife. He is represent
cd to have once been a man Of talents, the
author Of the celebrated "Jack Downing
Letters" and possessed Of much literary u
bility, but now a cowed and spiritless misun-
thrope, maintaining himself by reporting for
the New York press, and only anxious TO
slip quietly through the world to the rest of
the grave He has been separated from his
wife for some time. Well may Mrs. Smith
give her advice to wives to subduc their
husbands at homc,f for she speaks as one hav-
ing experience Of what such caudleing can
accomplish.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, April 6.-Much anxiety is
felt in regard to the Vanderbilt steamer In
dependence, as nothing had been heard from
her, though she had been ont thirty days be-
ycnd her time. She had large number of
passengers on board.
The steamer Seabird was sent in search
OF her, She was to have connected with
the steamer Northern Light, which left New
York on the goth January. She was last
seen on the 18th February, of Cape Lucan.
Hopes are entertained that she put into
some intermediate mort.
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Rhode island.

PROVIDENCE, March 6.--There is but little
doubt that the Democrats have swept the
State--electing their Governor, maiorities
in both branches of the Assembly, and both
members OF Congress.
The Liquor Law is probably sustained.
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TRouALR. There is serious trouble a.
bout the st. Louis Post Office. Benton has
demanded, and obtained the appointment OF
Henry +. Watson. Senator Achison wan
ted 4. NJ. PalbaEn. appointed, and has Civ
en- formal notice that he shall oppose Wat
sons confirmation, on the gsoupd that he
Is a Freesoiler, thereby meaning a Bento-
man. Tho Senator says Il may do to ap-
point Freesollers toofice In free States, but
Il won't do at all in Missouri. Benton will
triumph inthis, as he deserves too. s.
Jaar. rsj Ys gu w1TF
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.WnoRENSACK'S LIVER PILLS a.

No rart Of the system is more liable to disease than
he Liver, il serving as a Il trrer to purify the hlt cd
mr. giving the proper secretion to theFilr: so hat any
wrong action Of tho Liver effects the other important
parts Of the system. and results vnrionsly: in Liver
complaints. j undice. by pnp,ia, ctc. Wo should
u refore watch every symptom that might Indicate
a W org action Of the Liver. Thcse pills being rom
posed Of vaors and PLANTS Furnished by nature 10
heal the ,Ra Namely, lat. IN ExrEcroRAST, which
judgments h, secretion from tho pulmonary mucus
men brunc, n promotes the discharge Of Sccretcd
matter % An Alternative. which changns In some
in"Nplicabl" manner the certain morbid action of tho
VS. II. 81 A Tone, which gives tone and strength
70 the nervous system, renewing h allh AMI vi,or to
III parts Of the body. 9TH. A cArtGARTIc. which act,
IN pclf'c' harmon with tho Other ingredients, and
operating on the bowels, and c~xpelling he whole mass
Of corrupt ard vitisted matter, and ruiif, ing the
J'ool, which DESTROYS disease an restores health.
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ArHEHs.-0ur good neighbor down the
valley appears TO be Infested with hardene
criminals. Attic preaeBtte rmso rtAe Cous,
the Grand Jury have found the following in.
dictments: For burglary 2; Marder !; Ac.
cessary 10 murderl; Riot !; Attempt at Bri.
berry ]; Gaming 8; Retailing LIquor5.
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RLACKSMITnING.

YV'INlE subscriber, at his shop on Chestnut
@t$tist Church, is prepared 10 do ali kinds nj xorL
connected with hi business in the best manner.
FOR THR SiloElNG OF HORSES. nm
he has In his employ one of the Nery hest ON, "
w%orkmen, who Is not surpassed iHGthis branch Of tbs
business. Prices will be made reasonable. The ma
tronage OF the Publie Is respectfully solicited.
lancaster, March 0. 1853. 5 IIENNIcK.
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From New York.

New YORK, April7.-The London cores
pondent of the Tribune writes that Mazzini
Ind reached London in safety some days be.
fore the sailing ofthe Arctic. The partic-
ulars Of bis escape from Italy are not given.
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0TA New York paper relates as among
the effects of high rents in that city, that
one of the dealers in fancy iron ware Inns a
kind Of iron bedstead which can be folded
into a small spAce. and put into a closet il
desired. He says immense quantities OF
them have been sold within u short time
.hO purchasers adopting this way of econo
MIXING house room.
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF HoREHoUND AND
WILD CHERRY AND ELECAMPANE.
HNlIE same article formerly put up by, me Tor
i Messrs, Bury & Beck. now put up In bottles con-
taiAing nearly FIVE times the quantity at 81 per bot
tie. For sale by OTTO W. KREMER.
Lancaster, March 10, 1853
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SUCCEEDED AT I.AsT.-The young gent
and lady who were mentioned II few days
since, as having eloped from Cleveland with
the avowed intention of uniting themselves
in matrimony, c~onsunimated their plans OH
Sunday last. They left Cleveland on the
Saturday night train, arrived In this city on
Sunday morning undcr the charge OF the
same conductors they were with before, ant
left on the Pittsburgh packet for Aberdeen
where they arrived in the afternoon aud were
made one twain. They returned to this city
on Monday evening. and left yesterday
morning for home. Such determination tc
accomplish, ut all hazards, what they had
concluded upon we never heard of, especial.
ly az this was the third attempt. In this
case, the saying "that the third time Is the
charm was verified. What the sequel will
prove with the papas remains to be seem
Gin. Gas.
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lDEALlrg.-The editor of the New York
Courier and Enquirer, who knows Louis
Napoleon and his schemes as well. ir not
better than any maj in the Union, is of the
opinion that the Emperor contomplates n
Mexican war. Such u thing is not unlikely
Its well known that the army and navy of
France is large and powerful, Napoleon
knows, too, that the British Government
would not be hverse TO such a course, to
avert his attention from an invasion of tina,
Island. That the popular feeling of Eng,
land would be in favor of such u course W,
much doubt; and war with Mexico. aimin.
at tue establishment of a monarchical gov
eminent, would be considered by the Unit
ed States a declaration of war.
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ANEoDoTE.-The late Gen. d., of SIN
was once on the sen in command of n fine
ship. II was at the time when the French
captured A American vessels. One morning
he found himself in the midst of a French
fleet. A few guns were fired at him, but he
put about his vessel and by ingenious man
agement escaped capture. There was n
yankee on board the ship, who was making
his first voyage as u raw hand. During the
scene above described, the Yankee was par
i~iculurly active and jealous at his duty. At
ter the escape he was seen sitting disconso.
late on a hen coop, and apparently much de.
jrctcd. Tho captain called him, aud in
CURED why he seemed 40 melancholy when
all hands were rcjoi, ing.
"Why, Squire" answered the Yankee, it
seems to mo most darned hard that we could
not have cotchcd one, out Of so many ON
'en.
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ncESE IN TINE CouRT OF JUsTICE-Rov
"incSs m Case Of Assault on Mr.. Brown.--
Judge with dignity ,l--Young man do you
soy looking roguishly at his Honor, and
shaking hiS headl--No you don't, Judge.
Judge Indignantly What do YOU mean
ny that sir! Answer my question; do YOU
know this Brown!
Boy with a peculiar winkl--No yer don't
Judge
Judge lin a roge]--answer me, you young
villain, or will comuit you for con,emp,
Of Court; do you know this Brown!
Boy Applying his thumb to the tip Of his
nose and wriggling mysterioasy his elon.
gated ingers]--Yer don't come II, Judge;
know what yer want--yer want me to usl
what Brown, and then yer goin' to say
BrOCn Stout! No yer don't Judge.
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Sold FoR TAxEs.-Tho Syracuse Cen.
kOt Ne'0 Yorker is informed, "on good au-
-thority. that hundreds, If not thousands, of
the parcels oflund given away by Hon Ger.
~ Smith. to poor and worthy white aad col.
Ored people in the State, we're advertised 10
be sold for taxes the 18th December last"
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Connecticut.

New HAVEN, April 5,-The State has
gone Democratic by an increased majority.
Az the Democratic members of Congress
are elected
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DIR. LOCOCK,s PULMoNIC WATERS


HE GREA
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF The AGE.
WIS truly and most wonderful Medicine has been
l. successfully used in Europe End Asia, for many
ycsrs.and IL warranted TO give immediate relief and
most speedy cure for BhoNcmGrIs, SoRE IHRoAr.
AsrHMA, Coins, PULMONARY CONSUMPTION. and iii
Affections Of the Lungs and Breath. Consumption is
often cured in the first stages; and even in the wonsr
stages great relief may he had.
To Ministers, Singers and Public spcahsrs,
They are invaluable, as in two hours they remove all
hoerseness, increase the power and hexibility of the
voice, and enable them 10 speak or sing clear and dis
unct. They are convenient to carry in the pocket to
take stall umos--have a most pleasant taste, and are
purely vegetable, =. saI
OrNo one loould be ioithout them ifthey knetO their
true vGlue..n
For sale by G. Kauffmsn and + L. slocum, Laneay-
ter; ]. Warner, Amanda; p. HAne, Pleasantville; J, L,
BrattAn New Salem; Burt'et and Frey, Winchester;
James Burs, Pickerington; A. Mithoff, Lockville; J. p.
Gutilius, Carroll; John Black, Havensport; Simmons
and Geohegan, Baltimore.
Who are also Agents for the celebrated Jew David's
or Hebrew Plaster. s1r
r 1JsNone are oeNUISE unless signed Il TAYLOR,
ON the top of each box. Feb II, 1853.
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e a d.!
YOUTH AND MANHOOD. a VIGOROUS LIFE

-
OR A PREMATURE DEATH.
N'"kelIn on Se'fsPreservaiion-OnI 25 cts
This Book Just published is filled with useful infor-
nation, on the infrmities and diseases of the Genera.
i've Organs, II addresses itselfalike TO Youth, Man
hood and Old Age, and should be read by all.
The valuable advice and impressive warning itgiveS
will prevent years of misery and suffering and save
annually thousands Of lives.
Parents by reading Il win learn how to prevent the
destruction Of their children.
"A remittance of % cents, enclosed in a letter
addressed TO DIR, KIM slim, Northwest corner OF
Third and Union streets, between Spruce and Pine
streets, Philadelphis, will ensure book, under enve.
lope, por return OF mail.
Persons at a distance may address DIR. X. by letter
(post paid, J and be cured at home.
Packages Of Medicines, directions, &c., forwarded
BY sending a remittance, and put up secure from
damage or curiosity.
booksellers, News Agents, Pedlers, canva sscrs, and
all others supplied with the above work At very low
rates. september II. 1852. IL
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TRIsn WIr.--An honest Hiberniln stop
ping at a country Inn in the interior o Muss-
achusetts, seated himself snugly and quietly
by the fire.
whats the news in this quarter, land.
lord!" said he.
"Nothing," replied the landlord, "only
the devil is dead"
Pat said nothing, but in a short time,
when about to leave the house, he walked
deliberately across the room and deposited
three cents on the bar. The landlord fol-
lowed and enquired what was wanting for
the money, when the following colloquy
ensued.
Pat-"Ay sure nothing at all, at all, yer
honor"
Landlord-"Why then did you lay the
money on the bar!"
Pat-'Arrah yer honor, and suroin my
own country, when n poor lad looses his
Cather IFS customary to give him Il few
coppers to provide for the wake ind luner-
al"
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Z HrTUE TApE WORN. a,

This is the most difficult worm to destroy Of al that
infest the human system, 1t grows to an almost indef-
mite length, Incoming 50 cooled and fastened in the
intestines and stomach, cffcciing the health so sadly as
10 cause st Vitus Dance, fits, etc that those afflicted
,eldom If ever suspect that ii is Tape JVOrm hasten
ing them 10 an car y grave. In order to destroy this
worm, a very energetic treatment must he pu sued,
It would therefore be- proper to take 6 10 4 of my
liver pills 40 as to remove all distractions. iiat the
worm syrup may act directly upon the woi NJ which
nu be taken in doscs of two table aroonsful three
times a daS these directions followed have never
hcen known to fail in curing the most obstinate case
Of tape tcOrm. .. .+ s- ...rI 80 .
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1FFiCE, Maln.street, opposite the Eagle Office,
OResidence, North side OF Wheeling street,betgoen
Broad and High streets. N
Lanca ter, April 49, 1852 ~
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BANK TAxEs-Ripley Branch.-At the late
term Of the court Of common pleas, for this
county the county Treasurer obtained judg-
mcnt against thcFarmer's branch oil theState
Bank of Ohio at this place, for $6,053,lO G
the amount of taxes assessed for 1859, and
interest and penalty thereon.
The capital stock Of this bank is one hun
dred thousand dollars. When we urged us
an objection to the new Constitution, that
bank stock, under its operation, would be
taxed four or'ive cents on the doIlar-the
friends of that instrument charged US with
misrepresentation-nnd even some near
sighted wings referred us to the clause,
which declares "that all property employed
in banking, shall always bear u burden OF
taxation, equal to that imposed upon the
property OF Individuals" Here now, 10 n
judgment for more than six cents on the dol
lara beautiful commentary on this slang
about equal burdens. This clause was in
serted for the purpose" of deception-it was
a false pretence by which many were de-
ceiVed Ripley Bee.
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One MILLION LETTERS DEsTRoVEp.-The
Washington Republic says that 100 bushels
Of dead letters were burned in Monument
Square ON "Wednesday "f last week. Their
number is stated to have been about one
million; in other words, the paper on which
they were written, would alone make 2,OS3s
reams, and the ink made use Of would prob
ably fill some thousands Of bottles. But
these are small matters, compared with the
wasted anxiety and the hope deferred o.
hundreds Of thousands of parents and chill
dren, friends and lovers, who have writer
in vain these incremated epistles. Hare
hearted creditors, spectators, patent medi
cine vendors, lottery ticket dealers, and tht
whole tribe of men who write letters tina
no body wants to receive, deserve little
sy mpathy for the fate of their contributions
to this holacoust. But it is otherwise viii
the multitude of those destroy ed epistles, tha
were freighted with affection and friendship
that contained a mothers council or n sister
love. 1t seems needless That such an i'm
mense number of letters should be written il
vain. If any means Of abating this consid
cradle evil could be devised, it would be en-
~inently desirable.-CiR. Gdz.
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lr set Five Proof Paint w
CHOCOLATE COLOR, a cheap and durable Pain
Oior outside work, just received at t-lE
September Z. kALFFMAN s. CO,
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HOBENSACKS WORM SYRUP

An article founded upon scientific principles, COM
pounded, with purely vegetable substances. being
perfectly safe when taken,&ma be given to the most
tender infant with decided beneficial effect where
botDel complaints and d~idrThGGhavc made them weak
and debilitated, the tonic i operties of my worm
syrup are such, that it stands without an equal in the
catalogue Of mealcines N GIVING zone ana strenSth TO
those afflicted with dyspepsia, the astonishing cures
performed b, this syrup alter physicians have failed,
is the host evidence of its superior efficacy over all
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CuRIeUs ScEsE,-Captain Hughcrow, in
the memoirs of his Voyage to Mcneil, in
1885," gives the following description Of a
curious Piscatory scene; "One morning
during n calm, when near the Hebrides, all
hands were called up at three in tn ; morn
ing TO witness a battle between several OF
the fish called thrashers and some sword
fish on one side. and an enormous whale on
the other. 1t was IN the middle Of summer,
and the weather being clear, and thu FISH
being close to the vessel, we had a fine Op-
%portuuity Of witnessing the contest. As
soon as the whales bark appeared above
the water, the thrnsllers, springing several
yards into the air. descended with great vio-
lencc upon the inject OF their rancor, and
inflicted upon him the most severe slaps
with their tails, the aUuuU Of which res IN
BLEED the reports of muskrts fired at a dis
.tance. The sword-6 fish, in their iurn, at
tackled the distressed whale, stabbing HIM
from below; and illus bcsct IN all sides and
wounded, when the poor creature appeared,
the water around him was dyed with blood.
In this manner they continued t"rmcnting
aud wounding him for many hours, until we
lost sight of him, and | have no doubt they
in the end accomplished his destruction"
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f. BROWNS

Of JanaiCn Ginger.
TNHIS Essence is a preparation Of unusual excel
L lcnne. In ordinary diarrhea, ~incipient cholera,
functions il is Of inestimable value. During the pre-
valcnce Of epidemic cholera and summer complaints
Of children, 1t is peculiarly enleacious; no family or
individual should be without II.
CAUTioN-Be sureto get the genuine Essence, which
isIprepared only by y. BRowN, athis Drug and chem
ical store, ~ Il. corner Qfffh and cheSnut,streets ,
Philadelphia, and for sale by all the respectable Apo1'
thecaTies in the United States
Soldby NJ z. Krieder, in Lancaster; E. Kalb, Rush
VILE, and by Druggists every where. Nov. A
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A~FFLICTBD Dill
PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE.
Established IL vnnrs nrn- hv Dr. KinLnlin NnrAhuroa

bFifi biN "islJiNa u ilON'pHs
Established rs years ago, by Dr. Kinkelin, Northwest
corner of Third and Union streets, between
Spruce and Pine streets, Philadelphia.
Eighteen years of extensive & uninterrupted prac.
tice spent in this city, have rendered DR. K. the most
expert and successful practitioner far and near, In the
treatment of all di eases ola private nature, Persons
afflicted with ulcers upon the body, throat or legs,
pains in the head or bones, mercurial rheumatism,
structures, gravel, disease arising from youthful ex.
cesses or impurities oil the blood, whereby the con
stitution has become enlocbled, are all treated with
success.
lilo who places himself under the care of DIR. X,
may rcligiously confde in his honor as a gentleman,
md confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by a GER
tain practice indulgedin-a habit frequently learned
rom evil companions or at school--the effects Of
which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and destroy
both mind aud body, should apply immediately
Weakness and constitutional debility loss of musenlsr
energy, physical lassitude and general prostYation,
irriianiility and all nervous affections, indigestions,
SIuggishness of tho liver, and every disease in any
way connected with the disorder of the provocative
functions cured, and iull vigor restored.