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Specimen of the style Of letter by which W.
F. Smith the Manchester bigamist, persuaded four
or five women to 5ecome his wives
MY love for You is More than Ny tung can Ex-
prese or pen Describe if it Would be for your hap
pynees for Me to be tortured how Willingly Would
/ Ascend the Scarfold how Calmly Could resine
Ny life if Could once More behold you And see
you happy And to know that you VIII forgive Me
o thatI Could by by your side o that your pure And
Saintless hands Would Strike the Dagger to Nv
heart and Extinguish the last Spark of life if |
Could bat know this how quick Would present
Myself before you but Alass it cannot be SO yet I
Ask You | besage and iutreet of you to for give
What Ever your pure Eyes have seen Amss in
Me My Dear Will you Be so kind As to Allow Me
to Call aud Sc you please Ask Mr. Cross if l Can
Come And Not be Molested if Can Can Satisfy
you that IN Menny respects | am innosent My Dear
Mary | love you better Than life With you l am
happy Without yOu | am Miserable
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,zg- At the yerandah Hotel. kept by Mrs. Ed

.sS- At the Verandah Hotel, kept by Mrs Ed
and her son-nlaw slr. BACHUs, there is gentle
from Scott County, Ky who for trelss MONTHS suffer-
ed greatly from chronic disease of the stomach and bowels
which could not be removed by the most gPPrOy prac
respected and continued it for the Dcct9S sake.
He had paid his Doctors Bill without any calculation of
making another thinking it ofno use; and
pressed any hope of his recovery except stranger who
happened to pass that way, and advised him different
of treatment which has this recommendation, that
IN IRE rekS time it has made him feel like engaging in
business But why does he out of this spell of sick
ness strong advocate of DIR. ArnOId's Union Pills!
Because, they the principal remedy used in the treat
Of his CASE and to their efficacy be is principally in
debed for his recovery Should such be publish
ed? If some persons opposed to their publication can
anybody tell us the reason why?
The gentleman above referred to is ELIAS Stone broth
er of JOIN STONE the clerk at the FERANDAH.
Nashville, Oct l9-tf
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csg- HENRY'S INyIGORATING CORDIAL:-The
merits of this purely vegetable extract for the removal and
of physical prostraon, genital debility, aec-
TONS &C. &c are fully described in another column OF his
paper which the reader referred s. per bottle bot
Ties for So six bottles for IS; SIG per Dozen Observe
the marks of the GENUINE
Prepared only by s. Z. COHEN No. 8, Franklin Row,
Vine Street below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa; TO WHOM
ALL ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED. For sale by
all respectable Druggists and Merchants throughout the
country.
For sale at the Patent Medicine Depot No. II College
street by j, p, DROMG0OLE, Wholesale Agent ot the
State and only agent in Nashville.
end. and tri-w.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Worms Worms IA great many learned treatises
have been written explaining the origin of and classifying
the worms generated in the human system Scarcely any
topic of medical science has elected observation
and profound research and yet physicians very much
dividedin opinion on the subject. 1t must be admitted
however, that after ALL mode of expeling these worms
and purifying the DO from their presence is Of value
than The wises dispositions to the origin The expelng
agent has at length been found-Dr MLaues Vernuge is
the much sought specific and has already superseded
all other medicines its efficacy being universally ac-
knowledged by medical practitioners.
- Purchasers will please be careful to ask for DR.
MLANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, and take none
else All other Vermifuge in comparison worthless
Dr. MLanes genuine Vermifuge also bis Celebrated Liver
Pills can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores in the
United States and Canada
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout the United States
ianll
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X. II. n. No. i.-Makes the Stomach clean and heal
thy and the breath and fragrant had Sick Headache
Mrs b aged A. years of fall habit and suffered with
Sick Headache for ten years she has used bottles
Railways Ready Relief-she has been troubled for
several months. Treatyment: Ready Relief 20 drops
every morning, internally to cleanse and correct the sto
mach Battle the head with Relief externally. Take one
of Railways Regulators per day to regulate the bowels.
RUsu OF Blood THRoBRNG PAINS IN THE IiEAp.-
Battle the head every morning with cold water; add to
bowl of water tablespoonful of Relief rub the head neck
and temples well with the Reiefand take 20 drops
of Relief internally, regulate the bowels with Railways
Regulators
II. r.. II. No. 2.-RADwaY's Renovating Resolvent-
Renovang because it renovaes the system and makes the
blood pure rch aud healthy and parts strength to the
Resolven because it resolves from the solids all
diseased deposits. Price 81 per bottle.
X. IL. X. No. 3.-RADwAYs ReGULAToas and
pleasant in their operation to regulate the bowels and
cleanse the system from all putrd and acrimonious humor
Good at all times. Time five hours Small doses regu-
late. Large doses purge Taken in doses of from one to
eight.
Three Regulators ordinary Dose and will empty
the bowels of their refuse matter in few hours
LIST They cleanse the stomach from all oetd or diseased
unors. and leave it sweet clean, pure and healthy.
I'd They produce upon the skin free perspration open
the pores and give regular and healthy action the skin
Sd They purge from the skim the secretions the bowels
the stomach and every function in the system all morbid
and unhealthy humors.
In serious cases. where prompt and immediate attention
required and general operation of the bowels demanded
five eight Regulators will produce the most beneficial re-
suits. IN ALL FEvERS Scarlet Typhus Bilious take
from one to three Regulators every hour until free and
powerful evacuation Is produced.
Railways Regulators pure safe quick powerful but
mild and pleasant in their operations.
Price of Railways Regulators % cents per box containing
thirty Regulators. RADWAY Il CO.
'1e2, Fulton street, New York
Price of r. R. Relief % CTS so cts. and 81.
g Resovent g.
Il" Regulators, % cts. per box
X. r. r. Office, 49, Fulton Street, n Y.
jan.1-lm d&w.
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A RAILROAD LYRIC.

In Erie, when the IA Is were low,
All quietly the cars did go;
For each stopped by the great depot,
Where pies and cakes sold READILY.
But Erie saw another sight
When railroad kings, as was theirTight,
Unawcd by symptoms Of fight,
LAID the broad guage determinedly.
BY torch add bo0t-horn fast arrayed,
Each rioier grs sped his iron spade,
As furious locomotive Weighed,
And suorled steam all hopelessly.
Then fell the bridge, by axes riven,
Then smashed the rails by sledges driven,
And three official cheers were gwen
BY JUDGES full Of deviltry.
Next morn The piemlnat the station,
Found he had missed his ca lculatiOn-
No passenger. though in starvation,
Would spend "A sin lie ha'Penny
The combat deepened. Mayor brave,
Thou werj 10 thine own wrath a slave,
And all the Union call'st thee kuaye,
Despite thy shadowy sophistry.
soon at the bar Of course viii meet
Thy rioters So iudisCreet,
While Yea the iurvmen repeat,
When polied for verdict audibly,
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NEW BOOKS,

THE PHYSIOLOGY OF TASTE; or, Transcendental
Gastronomy Illustrated by anecdotes of distinguished
Artists and Statesmen of both Continents By Brat Sa
vorintransated from the late edition by Fayette Robin
son. ...a
CHRIST IN HISTORY;or, The Central Power Among
Men By Robert YaTnball, d. d.
THE FLUSH TINES of Alabama and Mississippi
Series of Sketches. BY Joseph G. Baldwin
THE PRIEST AND THE HUGUENOT; or, Persecution
in the Age ofLewis XIV. From the French. By L. Bun
gener. - -s
GERMAN ALMANAC FOR 1854. Just received and
for sale BY. jane . T. HAG AN.
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SUR AGAINST LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD CoNPANY.-We learn from the Bowling Green
Standard that during the late term of the Warren
Circuit Court suit was filed by E. c. Smith and
Others against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company, praying an Injunction to stay the collec-
ton of thetax voted by the people of that county
for railroad purposes
On Thursday, 18th ult, application made,
agreeable to previous notice, before his Honor,
Judge Graham, for injunction. The argument
was opened by Mr. Clark in an ingenious and in
teresting speech; he was followed by Messrs Adams
and j r. Underwood both of whom also made
able, interesting and learned speeches. The ar
gument was closed by T. CORN Esq, who, with
his usual ability, made bold clear and mastery
effort His Honor refused the injunction and de-
livered long and able opinion. which we will lay
before readers in our next issue, if we can OBJ
tain acopv-L Louisville Courier, 10Th.
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CTEANER TP0oUOIS. c.

Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Regular
Weekly Packets.
TINE Splendid Passenger Steamers, SrTzz.A b
i STATESMAN, j. SIpDEI. Master, y z,,ss.--s-Sss1
CUMBERLAND VALLEY, II. q. McCoMAs, - = =
will make regular trips in the above trade, leaving Nash
vile every Tuesday at O'Clock Z. NJ. Returning will
leave Cincinnati every Wednesday, at O'clock F. NJ
The above boats No. l. and differed by expe-
enced business men, who will be thankful for orders for
merchandise and promise to give satisfaction to all who
entruSt business to their
dec27-tf JOHNSON. HORNE * co.
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BANK OF TENNEssFE-From the Nashville Union
and american We learn that, the lew board of di-
rectors for the Bank of Tennessee have elected
Hon. Cave johnson President of that Institution.
Mr.. johnson has occupied more important positions
with honor to himself and with profit to the com
try. He is fully competent and entirely worthy
the place assigned him and should the Board be as
fortunate in selecting the rest of the officers into
whose hands the interests Of this institution are to
be committed, as they have been in selecting pre-
siding officer, the people need entertain no fears for
the proper management Of its ailars.-IfgJreesb0r
hpJrS
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NEW BOOKS.
MAnERK A,EI AS

MODERN ATLAS OF THE EARTH. With an Alpha
betca Index of the Latudes and Longtudes of 81 oOC
places; 81 beautifully engraved and colored Maps wild
comp. scales.
BEN JONSON'S WORKS.
TIE WORKS OF BEN J0NSoN: With Biographical
Memoir. By William I'D. A new Edition. lyo.
vo.
THE PRINCIPLES OF COURTESY: With hints and
observations on manners and Habits. By Geo W. Her
yey -
THE RHETORIC OF COVERS ALTON; OF, Brides and
Spurs for the Management of the Tongue BIZ Geo W.
Hervey.
BUSY MOMENTS OF AN IDLE WOMAN "a pleasant
collection Of brief stories, "by Lady Ss
HYPATIA; or New Foes with an Old Face By Chas
Kingsley, Jr t,H
kNlCK HNAChS FROM AN EDITORS TABLE. By
l.. GAYLORD Clark
~ The most Popular Books published in New York,
Boston, Philadelphia Cincinnati, &C., received very soon
after being issued in those cities by
T00N & RUTLAND,
Janll Al Union street.
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" PACKET.-The splendid new passen- lk.Y,Ss5-Ta<SS
ger steamer RESCUE, Capt L DIsMUKrs, :.
having been purchased for the above trade viii make
ular trips there during this
The Rescue is entirely new boat, her accommoda-
tons for passengers excsed by the trade
and her light dlught (ony IS nches) will enable her
bring freight Nashville when all other Cincinnati boats
VIII be compelled to re-shp. Capt Dlsmukfs will
give his best attentions all business entrus ed his
ronage.
dec29 HAMILTON.
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MISCELLANEOUS
rHE NASHVILLE maNUracruRrve eo,,..-


11 IN SAsaViLLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
T establishment is provided with Naci;rerv ana
;,t ~ complete OF the;nGS nndern enstr,etioo: Az.
.,e DesI Mechanical skill that he conrsrv Affords sDS
sllSy soecltorders They arr TO exec1te a,
RAILROAD MACHINERY
N o"eh as Loco1atsges for Passenger ana F,s;ob, r.
passenger freight and Repair Cars CO. it5 80 I,
e'sry description Of WORK an obtaining to Raj lads
STEAM ESGINEsS
Ioat an stafOnary-fron 10 $40 bc,s.-,..- -.
boilers OF the best Tennessee IRON 80 WV"
SAW MILLS
p siachGery complete for iffjnq NJ -C;-.,,.- 9
complete, with the newest Al \ mo- r,-.s a Jaws
GRlSf MILLS
s1ga'es and Machinery made for al ,izes co,,n1a. a..
gether Wh Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cotton Gins a.
80 Machinery for Blast Furnaces embt cino or E ~
sndsrs for blast &c. D'' ~
Z = w. -f- ROLLING MILLS
Engines Cast Iron Rollers end all rnaebipsrv for pu
ing Mllls-eomplete- at shortest notice
BRASS AND IRON CASTING -
Of any description, with shafting mill gearing u.ts,
wheels cast iroB Bank vaults. &C. DC made 10 ersler
Address JOHN THOMPSON. Agent who X a practical ma
CHEMIST or the undersigned. JOHN b. JOHNSON
jun2i-ly B. President
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MEDICAL.


DE WISE IN ZINE AND BEFORE TT IL
ID TOO late ga bottle of DR.. c Itttianl. PliDsoaie
Baleans Of H1tiCks ~ and WoOt 8aptla, and ycu will
speedily be relieved. For Pnegusea.a Coughs Colds
Sore Throas Night Sweats Pam fe Breast. Back aud
Sides Splitting Blood, Asthmste affections. II IS admitted
be the speeest and and efective remedy
exlant; and effects in al Asihmatc complaints squa
" decisive and remarkable. Lassitude Of the mind l
bness and asng of the fesl ard all disposition 10 mac
tviiy and melancholy forebodiugs also corrected BIZ
this PulmOnic Baisam winch, in wonderful man
ner reviyes The spirits, harenS the flesh and muscles
braces the nerves. and increases the weight Thus hoo
who according To the directions, rapidly improve "a
health; and may take it for other purpose than the ds
patton Of melancholy, the increase Of bodily Strength
In ne a single bottle Of Dr. WILLIAMS PuLNoNlc BAISN
Wild CHERRY Wo0D NAPrHA, Is all that isfeuiFva
the confidence Of patients and cause ihe@ 10 bore
90 all rev edies IN its favor.
For full descrpt ets merits. virtues Nci see fsHh
lets be had of the Agents ,
For sale Wholesale and Retail, and Agency BY IN.
ZIMMERMAN, Wholesale Druggist who Is the Genetsi
Agent this popular and valuable preparation az Tie cry
of Nashville AMI surour dag county, IL IS y
'10 EwIy BROTHERS,
W. F. GRAY.
BERRY n nENOVfLLE-
GEORGE ". HENBEhSH0IT,
T. WELLS
H.G SCONEl.
10. G. BROWN.
j. H.CURRET NashviIie.
= : u Jgd iiGS> = FraBslin, T.
HAWKINS & ~ uEg Coluinba-
And by all druggists every h. state Of Ienns
Gan5-Iru DIV
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AFFLICTeD Rad!

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE.-E-,t--li shea 3
wears ago BY DR.. klNkRLlN- Tne0ldest, sures; and
best hand all forms Of secret diseases OF the SKIN and
SOLITARY habits Of YOUTH is DR.. KINKELIN " W corner
of Third and Union Streets between Spruce and Pine ono
and half squares from the Exchange Philadeipha.
Take Particular NOtice.-IheTe Is bahif winch
boys teach each other at the academy cOege-a habit M
duged when by themselves solitude growing " with
the boy to manhood, and which, if not Abandoned N dns
time only beets serious obstacles 10 mai nonn bar
piness but gives 10 Of prOtracfed, nsdieus AMI
devastating affections Few of those who indngen th s
perncious practice are Of the cnseusnce rn they
ind the stem shattered, feel strange aud n;
cOuutable feelings. vague fears IN the mind TIE ndvidH
becomes feeble he unable labor with accustomed VIZ
apply his mind to study his step = aTd ana
he is dull and rressdata the cuuntenance IS dewnc ne
ewes without natural ussse, sameiacedntss = al~TsnI
1Hcss symptoms Lrltch S7Q$ al'fs@4 tHe H4eH'
these similarly afflicted.
If the victim be conscious Of The OF his decay ad
having renquised the OdiO practice, he Suffers unce
those terrible nocturnal emissions which weaken and ss
him, producing mental and physical prosira1on- II Ne
emancpae himself before the practice has dome rs Wo y
and enter ma'rm0ny his marriage - unirnnl ana us
senses tell him that this caused by his early iJiles
Too many think they Will hug the secret 10 iher own
hearts and cure themselves. Alas how often - ths Ia al
delusion and how many promising youih WAC might ~ Ve
been ornament 10 society," has adeG mo- ne eai'n
Youug Men! let no false m0desty deter YOU irrm
making I0ur cast known who from education and re-
spectabiy can alone berend you. lie whn places ls't
nnder DR. KINKEiiN treatment, may feh OuSiy conhde
his honor gentleman and y sp9'e ''aoin VIII DC iO'
eyer locked the secret OF the patleH5-
Country Manifestations II ircOuS euieHt 10 MAKE
personal by stating their explicitly te
ether with all their symptoms, per letter postId have
forwarded them chest confirming Or n me dclBes,
appropriated accordingly, and be cured Al home.
Structures OF he ureth, weakness aud constitutional de-
bity promptly cured, and fun vigor restored Al letters
post RdlG
dressed Dr. knkeiin Philadelphia viii secure his book
IN he niirTnItles of Youth SsItk-~lY
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HIGH UP-The editor of the Shebyville Erposi-
tor thrs lets onhs surplus steam at the end of the
old year We hope he feels relieved now, and is
doing as well '-as could be expected
Since the issuance of our last No. the Old Year
has departed breathing its last breath mid the wait
ing5 and piteols means Of signing winds and the
gustlul sales OF boreal blasts. 1t has gone, with
all its joys and sorrows its light and shade gone to
return no more t0reror Entombed with its fellow
children Of Time, it is deod to since with it our
accounts have passed to that Tribunal where we
must all 50 soon appear. We yet seem to hear the
rustic Of its wings beating the pulseful air it
borne away, and Memory 10th to quit the grave
where repose its ashes fingers over the yet fresh
mound, and from her full Orbed eve drops a tear
of sadness and regret Beautiful in life, the old
gear is still lovely in death, farto behold pale
faced, blacL-hared maiden wrapt in the graceful
folds of her winding sheet
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- INC Winchesler h.depsndent winch de

~" The Winchester Independent which de-
votes its editorial columns to abuse and misrepre-
sentation of Nashville aud her citizens has of late
received the hulkof its advertising patronage from
this city. The number Of that paper which con-
tains the article we notice elsewhere, also contains
SIR columns Of NashriUe advertisements which the
press here has enabled it to get by generously COM
mending it to Nashville merchants
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CRMINAL CoURT-On last Monday, this court
commenced its regular term here, Judge Turner pre-
siding The case Of the State against Col Rucker-
for killing DR.. Smith was taken up on the first day
of the court; and VIII probably occupy the major
portion Of the week. The prosecution is conduct
ed by Messrs. Martin, Palmer and Attorney Gene
raj Scudder. Mcssrs. Keeble Ewing and Avent
are engaged in the Acknowledgements Ne1cs
NEW ORLEANS. Jan "a @. Brown was nomi-
mated on Friday, L. 5. Senator, from Mississippi,
by majority Of two. Elk Governor Foot, de-
parted the same day for California via New York.
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4 Good Secret.

COLUMBIA, April /, 1858.
DR. J. p. DRooMGooLE, Shelbyville; My Dear Sir-Not
long since saw it stated in the 'Maury Inteigencer,"
that Sick Headache frequently produced by e-
male disorder and that your Female Bters would entirely
the Headache by first curing the female plant.
Immediately procured bottle Just try it, and, to my
establishment it completely relieved my wife of the
Sick Headache with which she has been suffering for the
last twoyears.
You NAV safely assert that your Female Bers will
the Sick Headache which am inclined to believe is
principally caused by arrangement OF the female ys-
TEN.
am under many obligations to you; and my wife
presses herself by saying that your biIters "a power
| particularly recommend them. Yours Truly,
For sale in Nashville by the Proprietor the Patent Med
icne Store College street. and by Druggists Generally.
jan Il,
A word of cheer to the Afflicted The greatest
remedy discovered for the Of all diseases Of the
chest and lungs 1t believed that person who will
give DR. Williams PulmOnc B4lsam of Wild Cherry and
Wood Naplha fair trial. but will receive immediate relief
and great benefit and acknowledge its sovereign virtues
no how desperate the may bethough the su
ferrng patient be hopeless and hanging the con-
fines ofeerniy, this sovereign balm will give relief; and
though may be too late to cure will most certainly
suage his sulerngs protract his existence and finally
sooth his passage to that bourne from whence traveller
returns"
Fer full descriptions ofits merits virtues &c, Pam
phets to be had of the Agents Asosee advertisement in
another column
For sale at all the principal Druggists in this city.
Inn
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= N A S I'll V | T. l. f..
FRIDAY mORNING, JAN. ID, 1854.
ADVERTISING

In oneof the proverbs Of Solomon the New Bedford
Mercury we find the most comprehensive and satisfactory
exposition Of the philosophy of advertising that ever was
Or could be written, viz
There is that scaeeh and yet inereaseh and there is
that whodeh than is meet but Il iendeth 10 pow
erfy
And the words of Pan to the Corinthians apy express
the same idea
He which sowet spaIingly shall reap also sparingS and
ne which soweib boun ully shall reap also beautifully.
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Nashville and Louisville Weekly Packet,
" Ii & RIIN q n REEnER Master

Nashville and Louisville Weekly Packet,
WIN. GARVIN, G. T. REEDER. Master.
THIS splendid Steamer IS nearly conf G<<~~ h
Il pleted, and will be at Nashville the irst SssytE
rise Of the river She will 400 tons sxS6szSe 3
and her accommodations for passengers unequaed BY
any boat of her dimensions She will be commanded by
Capt c. T. REEDER long and favorably known to our
community, and the Cumberland river trade generally.
She will make regular weekly trips leaving Louisville on
TUESDAYS and Nashville on FRIDAYS at 4 O'Clock,
NJ At the former place passengers will find various
Railroad and Steamboat lines convey them to any point
of destination they may DESIRE viz The old established line
to Cincinnati; Union line to Wheeling: Pittsburg and Lou
isvile lne Jefferson Railroad, &C. &c All aordng the
amplest accommodations, combined with expedition.
~ Ali orders will be flied low as at Cincinnati.
- For Freight or Passage, apply to
sep4O-H HENRY I. lEATMAN, Agent.
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cations of marriage life without reading Che POCKET
ESCULAPIUS. Let suffering from a hackulef
COugh Pain in the side, restless nights feeling
and the whole train of Despectc sensations ard gwen
BY their physician be another moment without causun
the ESCULAPIUS. Have the married or those about e.
be married. any impediment read this trdy useful bok ~
it has been the Of saving thousands OF uBoI naie
creatures Gosl the very Jaws Of death.
.-sy- ANY person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
closed in letter. viii receive copy Of this work BY MAIL
or five copies viii be sent for One Dollar.
Address (postpaid,) DR. WI. YOUNG,
marchl6-ly No. l52 Spruce NJ PbsfaePfhi.