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The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

- We some time since stated that Mr.
I was tic choice u some Of the Demo
.a., 81 this county, for the vacant scat in
n United States Senate. Tho Herald. in
s.' evidently intended to ridicule, says
aa Col. ColIey may be candidate for that
et,n We acknowledge the force Of the
Hr4ll's blrlasque. To mention the Col.
70 sleh connection. is the very climax ol
.lsle.quc. The Herald editor says, he thinks
.ha. 4. has evidence that Mr.. Ellett's aspira-
aas Il no, reach as high as the U. 5. Senator.
2 ,la.s ths Herald man has taken tea with
Z. Elicit Of course he knows every wish OF
M Erett's life. 1t is reasonable that Mr..
Z. aanll confile his aspirations, wishes and
t.as. y If, editor who brands hi i'm as a Dis
ua.8a.. and who makes him out political
n5nfe, Il Is 50 natural for a man TO act
Gul Nor. we ID not know that Mr.. Elicit
ie. TO 90 to the L. s. Senate, but We do
Know that his abilities have caused men OF his
oFn c,pniy and section TO name him as one
Earay Of all honor, aud as one ht Tor the
ga.i9n. We know that he has not that
ayaal.inr ambition which o'erlcaps itself"
but # ~ i called on to give his time and
talents to the service Of his country, we be-
.sye will not decline.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07
"Linn Boyd's District!I

"In the hurry Of getting out our paper
last week, we neglected to chronicle Wing
triumph in this district.
1--WE have not lost everything. No, stree
"a Wig Constable has been elected in
Paducah, by an overwhelming majority.
"Wm. j. Boone is the happy man-long
life to him.
Bring out the fuzzy-guzzy-sound the
ew-gag-beat the hum-drum BOOSTERS re-
tire to your retreats for coon stock is rising"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

TuNNELINo TnE Ono FALLs.-The Lou
isvillc papers are discussing the project Of
forming a railroad connection between the
two banks Of the Ohio, at that city by tun-
mel under the falls. IL is proposed to form
the tunnel By " cast iron cylinder, fifteen
feet in diameter, imbedded on the crest Of the
falls" The tunnel would commence at
eighth street, Louisville, and extend to JEFF
fersonyille, distance Of l,40O yards. Its
cost is estimated at only $3.50. 500.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

n Wellington, contrary to general be-
lief, was born a sickly child like Turenne,
be was weakly when young, aud passed two
years at Angers. chiefly on sofa, playing
with ret dog. He remembered bis previ-
Gus career with no pleasure, aud seldom re-
fsrred to it. His real life began in India,
where his body ripened by that genial sun,
and the exercise Of command called forth eve
nv dormant capability of the General and the
Statesman. The fesh-brush aud iced water,
long bis sole beverage. are said to have been
instruments for preserving health afterwards.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

TnE WAsHNGToN MONUMENT "A writer
IN the New York JoRrn1tof Commerce says:
" The present condition Of the Washington
Monument is a national disyracc. Yet % L
believe that patriotism exists among Us that
il IS not b. gone virtue. l would respect
fully suggest that lad a little different plan
been pursued ings would 10 better Ii Oh
given day, say September iss., agents ap-
pointed for the purpose were % visit TIE Iaer-
camille houses in tbo principal cities il tho
Union, and dollar slb,c.iy ioas 70 iakcn o.
paper enough would be subscribed to com.
plete tho monument. / suggest this. AM
should Ike t. hear aay objections"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

10 Such is the poverty Of the common
people Of Ceylon, that for weeks after tho
fields are harvested, poor women may Be seen
with a little broom Or brush, sweeping and
searching among the stu5ble for the single
kernels Of rice which have flllsu while tho
grain reaped. These each one picks up, rem
orally kerael by kernel; AMI in the course Of
the jay may g'ean enough to conc to three
or four cents when sold.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

- Tie HrraH seems to think it very
..ss tat Col. CoiTey was not nominated
la.t Democratic Convention, as a can.
he Gr State Senator, when the Col. was
IL in TIE field. Il avows that as Mr..
aa.,n was running. the Democracy nom
..l BIN Cor Representative, and pretends
m position Of Mcssrs. Cofey and Pat
n we're similar. This was not the case
\. Paui.on expressed himself willing Il
.stle In the decision Of the County Con.
rati9a. Col. Coiley expressed and announced
la..lf d, iudepcnl lent Of that Convention
De. DE Herald suppose that body Of sen.
,ss men woull pass judgment on mans
...as 20 position, when he says positively
la le will not abide By their decision
s.in idea reminds US Of a decision once
nlls ly the editor Of the Herald, in his ca,
IFS x Jusic, Of the Peags. But if Col
Z Be- BAD agreed to abide by the decision O
Convention. does the Herald suppose that
s,lll have competed with Mr.. Elicit, be
ia The Convention? The difference be.
,r1 the men would have ensured Csl. Cof
Z. l..eat !.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07
Number g.

Z u Now 90 to meeting dear," said Ms.
Partingion, as Isaac stood smoothing lis hair
preparatory to going out on Sundly. Ho
looked down VI his new shoes, AMI .hought
Of The green folds made him sigh AEiLing
Inc hung out Of one pocket, which Mrs Part-
ington didn't see. Where shall 60 70 ?"
asked lke.-Since The Old lady had gwen up
her seat in the Oh North Church, she hal 10
stated Place Of Worship" Co" replied sho
subiulely. as she pulled down his jacket BE-
bind, go anywhere's where the GOSPEL is
dispensed with" Such li5orai.y Is rare.
Bis'lry fnds no place in her composition. AID
tie truth. in her view throws iis li,ht ito
every apartment Of tho Christian eliioe. like
an oys.egman's chandelier into bis many
booths. The similie is not the very best, bat
the best to be Lad at present. -
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07
CnowrNd.-Colonel G. W. Kendall writes

CRowrNG.- q. W. Kendall writes
from Paris to the PicayllRe, as follows:
81 feel disposition to crow this morning
Do not our clippers Out-sail them all, our
steamers out-run them ALL our Colts revolvers
out-shoot them all. and our thrashing machines
out-thrash them all, or thrash them al out, #
YOU will If a man on this side wishes TO
keep his throat moist. does he not swallow an
American julep, cobbler. or cocktail F! Ii he
wishes to keep his feet dry. does he not We Sr
an American overshoe If to keep nif blood
purified. does he not use American sarsaparil.
Ia anil pills If he wishes to keep ahead on
the road, does be not buy an American trotter!
If he wishes to keep warm, does he not pro-
cure an American stove! If be wishes to
keep cool, does he not send for American ice
If he wishes to keep his money and effects
safe. does he not purchase one OF Hobbs
American locks? Ii he wishes to keep him
self and family from want or starvation, docs
he not 90 to America, OF turn his eyes and
thoughts in that direction? | tell you that |
feel Chapmanish this morning-repeat, that
have desire to crow. aud Justify, over the
handiwork and advantages Of my OWE coun-
trymen.
4" Are not American authors now more read
than any others on this side ? Certainly
Where does the Englishman obtain knowl-
edge Of his own vernacularl From Noah
Webster and Lindley Murray, to be sure. for
the dictionary Of the one and the grammar Of
the other have crowded almost everything else
from the schools where the language is taught
in its purity"
To the foregoing questions a New York
journal adds the following:-" If any one
wants somebody to crow, does he not send for
an American editor ?"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

II Is currently reported that Colonel
s, made a speech IN the Crystal Palace,
~ setting forth his claims to the Senator
from Claiborne and Jefferson Counties,
ne Mississippi Legislature. We hope
+. nsl true nor 10 we believe that the
r,,.oll Colonel would take such an unfair
a,s,, of his competitor, to solicit votes
= +, n Ncw York. Come to the stumps
Claiborne aud Jefferson, Colonel. aud give
- al.ision Of time. Gen Jos R,gln, it is
lyod. public receptions, on his route to
lis York. iuasmuch as Col. Pattison, bis op-
+. ior representative, r remains at home.
I r. lir III tie General.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

GA young boy Of Marietta, about four
years Of age. who had been in tic habit Tor
some time past Of procuring bread from hii
grandmother to feed bis 'long-tailed monkey
vas recently discovered pettinga snake, hold
ing its head in one hand and droppiug crumbs
Of bread into its mouth. OF course his pct
was destroyed but he allcdges that lie has
" another long-iailed monkey which they
shant find out.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

CHHA-The English papers state that
when the rebels marched into Nankin, they
bu,chered tie inhabitants on an extensive
scale. They pu; to death tao Imperial Cow
ernors. several Generals a large number Of
Mandarins, with all their households. relatives
and followers They boastel that they slew
25,0J0 Tariars, wil.ou. snering nee Of sex.
They took also the Imperial cog.r. contain
ing large amount of money.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

B5~ The velvet moss grows on a sterile
rock. the mistleto ncurishes on tie naked
branches--the ivy clings to the mouliariug
ruins-the pine and cedar remain fresh auG
fldeless amid the mutations OF the passing
year, and Heaven be praised, something green.
something beautiful to see and grateful TO tho
soul, viii. in the darkest hour Of fate, still
twine its tendrils around the erumbling affairs
and broken arches Of til. desolatc temples Of
the human heart.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

o. People of.cn make strange mistakes
as to tic nature Of angels. They are apt to
talk of women as angels. yet there's not a
word of in the Bible abou; female angels
They are always IF the other sex.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

IL" SemPcr Paratus' is the motto Of
an eating house ia New York. "Semyer
parates" was the variation Of his same Jit of
Latin when used Is IA Irish scholar insclaesd
circumstances, as he sqt dowa to meal OF
watery potatoes. Semoer psrates and
then he added with a sigh, ii ley were ag-
lior they wculd be bette !"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

LOLA MoxrEz This feminine celebrity
las again entered into the state Of matrimony.
Her present victim is a Mr.. Patrick Purdy
llglI, formerly Of Ohio, and for the past four
years engaged in the newspaper business at
San francisco Mr.. Hull was fellow-pas-
engar with the fascinating Countess, on her
barney to California, and the acquaintance
'ha. formed ripened into an attachment which
ierainatcd fatal, to his bachelorhood.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

IA gentleman told laly she was won-
drous handsome: she replied {" I lhabk you
for your opinion. and wish l could sly as
much for you"
You might, madame" sail he, IF you
told as big lie as did"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

TIE GiRLs- They tI!nl Of Hymen, and
they can't help signing When their swains
forsake them they cant help crying. They
sit at the window and cant help spying. They
screw up their corsets. bring u consumption
and cant help dying
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

mics of that Administration, at the command
Of Whigs' viii they battle against the poll
cy which has governed the country so long,
and 50 advanced its prosperity They must
answer at the ballot-box in November.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

LAMENTABLE.-Two hearlless Williams re-
Gently entered the editorial Office Of the New
York Tribune, and stole Horace Gcceleys
old lclsite coat.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07
Youth and Age.

The following beautiful lines originally appearc
n the Etonian, periodical started about tweut
years ago, by the boys Of Eton College. r,
ruth, tenderness and melody they are ineompar.
,le:-
often think each tottering form
That limps along in ite's decline,
Once bore a heart as young, and warm,
As full Of Idle thoughts as mine
And each has now its dream Of JOY,
Its own uneqnallpd. pure romance;
Commencing when Tie blu,hing boy
Firs. thrills Al lovely woman's glance
And each could tel his tale Of youth,
Would think its scenes Of love evince
More passion, more uuearthiy truth,
Than any tale before or since.
Yes they could tell Of tender lays
At midnight penned iG classic shades,
OF days more bright than modern days
And maids more fair than modern maids.
OF whispers IN a willing ear;
or kisses on a blashing cheek;
Each kiss, each whisper, far too dear
Our modern lips 20 give OF speak,
OF passions, too, untimeiY cTossed;
or passions sighted or betrayed
OF kindred spirits early lost,
OF buds and blossoms but 10 fade
OF beaming eyes and tresses gay,
Elastic form and noble brow,
OF foims that all have passed away.
And left them what We see them now.
And il IS thus lis human love
So very light and frail thins9
And must youths brightest vision move.
Forever on times restless wing
Must all the eyes that's are bright,
And all the lips that talk Of bliss,
And all the forms 50 fair to sight,
Hereafter only come to this
Then what are earih's best visions worth,
Ii we at length must leave them thus.
Ii all We value most on earth
lie long must fade away from Us
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

n The Wabash aud Erie Canal has at
length been completed. 1t bas been twenty
one years in progress. Its whole length is
459 miles, Of which 375 arc in Indiana, and
81 in Ohio. This work unites the waters Of
Lake Erie with the Ohio, at Evansville.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

gY- The young man who "ouce saw the
day" when he wouldn't associate with mechan-
les, is now acting as book.kee9er to manure
wagon.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

T. Tubbs says h. knows it is disputed
question, but his experience goes to teach him.
that at the present stage Of the weather. seven
in bed is uncomfortable
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

\ Tue DIFFERENCE = The difference be-
tween Love and Matrimony, is this one is
imaginary. the other sober reality. One fills
the head full Of poetry the other fills the arms
full Of brides"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

n- Sir Edwin Landsecr recently remark
ed TO a brother artist, that he spoiled many
Of his pictures by adhcring too closely to
naturer'
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

o. Fools invent. and wise men buy.
The genius who taught the people to print
with steam power, died a pauper.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

No A thousand vessels are constantly en-
ployed in Transporting coal from the north
Of England for the supply Of the city OF
London.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

70 A country editor invites the attention
of delinquent subscribers to the 9Th chapter
Of Luke, 3lst verse.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

l5- The first swallow.tailed coat Tobbs
got, 50 dspleased him. that he starched the
tails aud used it for boot;jack.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

NJ There is Bible in the Library Of III,
University of Got.iDgen, written on 5,476
palm leaves.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

III. Marshall Guad editor says that
a,s rall,.iel a circular pennei by him,
,hoi we lauied il 70 the skies but that
...f.h purposes We now decry him. II
lel.l h.s circular, (but we do not recol-
III, such a thing We did not then doubt
m.v We cannot insult our readers by
.sbT,.ia. ihe Guards blaekguard remarks
nus We fear that Luna has ruled hi,
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

u IN San Francisco there are six thou
''aa frsnehmsn aud Eve thousand Germans.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

G5- Loveis like honesty--rnuch talked os
and little understood, fee
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

r Reproach not the unhappy, for the
hand Of God is on them.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07
ADVERTISING RATES

First Insertion per square ten lines orless, "a 1o
Every subsequent insertion ~
NJ Liberal deductions made on yearly advor-
tscmcnts.
ny- Reveile is published every Wednesday
No paper discontinued until paid for.
u2- Post Masters are requested to act as agens
or the Reyeillc.-E1
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-09-07

&c McCarty, Of the Paducah (Ky.) Journ-
al is a thorough-going Wing, and a whole
souled, funny fellow. lie is never gloomy
under defeat. On the contrary, at such times,
and they come oeen to him, he INDUCES in
fun to the top Of his bent. Living in Linn
Boyd's District. it is very seldom he has a
chance to record Wing triumph in those
diggings When be does, however, he crows
Justify, and makes the most Of it, as appears
by the following announcement, copied from
the Journal of the 10Th inst
GREAT MPH.
lone Whig Constable Elected in
"Linn Boyd's District!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03
a CARD.


hfoP Gil ayeIse Z a ~ paper controversy
- ~ 'ar aatr'h',nn a over 'hr sigRatafe u ~
Z ssris"nr z q Feaifr pas1Hg notice The
p'yu5laihiss'i ": c7mmun icaI"n aiiuhfd 10, seem
rather r have been prenpird ~ an9ary9saH dispo-
s"Nh Y hsnAAcs ~. - e}ln egeice measures,
tia3t iietn any P'fne'p,t>@i lArnet
- NJ Ms q d''lds e lfT' htrAsesi peculiarly
sHualta uhleI tAlNllhsA cfcumS ages. We conel
mol u n does ho iinasfnH hfms pfsipafY included
70 thdteaitg9ft q inatFiTialH = ~htm Is appca-
ne Poo1 ed com'nonfpia e ani well known
pfFfnos Shd, a. tae C@p trJaaois bears heavily
upon hun We lDipk y may WIN nr9prieiF, be in
tered that TINS accounts iW MI Nelson's way Of
urtrl staining Ilis m"tiis q his cause.-efe WHY
should he rota ~lser 70 be witness against Rim0f,
AMI 50 thoushiiessly admit 70 the puaie al large
@hsl We could have 50 much desired
We heFfefe ouF Carlton 70 fAs Fnbi'e implicated
ho enc sperlh ais and nov thai Mr.. feels 20
w al raee wiihin himself he. hriehY informed,
ihBfefe long We viii comply with as iRrtatt9H %
~ 70 tssiliA 9iA oef sit-, throos - IN. vntae %
Lair ~ d'gfef icap y M aydilinE ourselves
q ar ists'efi4is ePPaFtRHHR, lnfiher ini1rming
NJ = lh'l We " sRne me PiiFnese as mech
ppr' T. caAs0f dhc pnhhe a:sin>i infringing on
wllal:a natiF "ui' VFintHY h.inhgs g es as that
M 81 ~ attft ladiE'l"at = enihfd To- put
y 2 eaHiohatN Vn@e~ = -" warnlnss against
EioEa1ns t3eh;s 70 ihatVidual' nf,PefiF' ehaiteIs
eif sc an1 WIT u h'l ~ accord me WIN 'esal
page = d eas''sahehoneft ~ common sehSe eqai-
.
Pfesat y NJ. Nelson usy gather some us.fn
n'ti'~ i'A car WI te AHsi ol4hr "a , aioH hrts
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Earpenlering and Joinering.

TIME subscriber returns his most SINCERE thanks
j 10 the eiiizens Of charIestoFn and neishbor.
hood for The liberal patronage be has received %
he l6ss Eve years; and hopes 10 merit ceniina
ancesof the same He Is always ready 10 exeenss
work II the shorlesf notice and will make it his
in,erssst 10 sui the times in his prices
He has procured set Of Draughiiug Instrp-
mems and having made himself acquainted wii6
Architecture he is prepared % Dransht and eiys
nisrs snd rropsri6ns for al kinds Of work IN wood
r. mi also make and carve to order. CAPITALS 6f
columns in The different orders Of Architecture, AZ
ne shortest notice. Always en hand SASH q
varieus sizes fqr windows.
Tkese wishing 10 pzgfonize him viii address him
shropeh tie nail or verbally al Charlestpwn.
general satisfaction given. !
Ma \. iss;-lH =
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MILLIfTRf.

49,, 49,. I I. DAVIS ifn1tfS her iksnks
s. .-a.ss II SaAsis ssvuuJ5as4 sieiniit lot
go Rasfepage herssotslFs t1iendsd NJ
80 ~ ResiialIy giFts hQslce .ihaIHh{
49, rs ! ,fgm b..iimers vita the ExGL.
q No.. -. 9. A,SH1O.NS Ift all desrflp,
sa i- g !, Y, Z. e,E She hHshlso seyitai
49,. 4 - - BoNNET$ ii the lsssss
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2 She can Be- fsun1 ii ar RS i6ef 81
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DIR. Johnston,
BALTIM0REL0 LOCK HOSPITAL,


! "HERE may BE- obiainea The, mos. speeis :, nj
~ -dy 81 Ell prigsie Complaints Gerts Slsie.
turss. Selaaal weakness. Pains IN The LOius. Aaee
Nuse sad ska and al those dreadful Affections arisss
frcm secret habit Of youth which produces Constu-
tioaal Drbilitv. readers Marriage inpossibe, and n
the end destroys both brdy and mind
YOUNG MEN
PHYSICALLY who have become the victims uf SOLITARY
Vice. thai drcadfsl and destructive habit which ansua
y weep 2 an untineiy grave, theasaads Of yosaE
IL the most exlted talents and briliant intellect
who might otherwise have entranoed listening Senaes
with the unders Of his eloqsence or walked 10 ee.act
the living Tyre, may call with fall Confidence.
Married Posoas, those contemplating marriage
being awart 81 physical weakness. should
consult Dr. iad Be restored to Perect health. Slight
Cured IL TWO DAYS OR NO CHARGE MADE
9FFlcR. MOI South Frederick Street, Doors from
Baltanofe Street, East Side. up the steps.
- DC particular ~ bsrrving the Name and Nun
Der, % yea will mistake tin plae~
DIR. JOHNSON
Member II the Royal College Of Surgeons London
gfadaaie from one Of The most eninent colleges the
Ihed States, ard the greater part Of whose life has
bres speat IN the first Hospitals Of Londan Paris PHI
adela, aad esewheFe has effected some Of the nest
astonishing Ours thar were ever known. many troubled
fins1ng ~ the cars I'D head when asleep great
beiag alarmed sudden sounds and basba
nes4. with frequent blGshiBE, attended sometimes with
der4nKcDeut q mind, cured immediately. !.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Dr.. j. addresses al those who have injured them
solves BY priyaIe and improper iBdugences that Sc
crrt A1h saiHafy naDHs which runs both Body and
Mind daftung them for either business or Society
These of the sad and melancholy effects pro-
daeea BY early habits Of youth. viz Weakness Of the
aeE and Limbs, Pains in the head. Dimness Of sight
Loss o. Muscular Powell Palptafion Of the Heart Dys
pcPse. Nervous lrrtabty, Derangenenf Of the Diges
tive Functions, General debility, symptoms Of Con j
sumption, &c. Il
MEsrALLy--The fearful effects on the mind are 1
much 20 be dreaded Loss Of Memory, Confnss- or T. 4
IDEAS Depression Of Spirits, Evil fes-setngs Ave- ion
10 5oeasty. Self D.stru@s, Love OF Solitude. Tlmd
&c. are some~of tke evils produced Such person q
should before contemplating Marriase consult Dr. John
ste5, aad be at restored Let False Delicacy
prevent, but apply immediately and save yourself fTom
The dreadful and awful consequences Of this terrible
ma adv.
DR.. IeASsroS'S ISvIGoRATING REMEDY 4
FOR ORG ANIC WEAKNESS.
Hy this Crcst and aud important renrGy weakness /
q the organs speedily cared aud ta vIgor restored
I hur.aads q Ihe rnest Nervous and Dcbtated ind-
sduas who had lost al hope, have been immediately
relieved All impcdneat 10
MARRIAGE,
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