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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-04
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The most powerful King the face Of the globe nov
rsigns supreme in the American Republic. The power
Of the crowned heads OF Europe sink into nsgnihcsncs
when compared TO that of our American King
European Kings employ the power vested in them to
increase the riches of the rich and ordy and 20 reduce
greater misery and degradation the poor and depen
dent Our American King goes forth with equal willing
the lordy mansion and humble cabin ready alike
administer relief and offer health and happpiness
the lofty and lowly, the rich and the poor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-04
UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFFICE-No. IL, DEADERrcK STREET.

fls1 81 i5EkLY UNION AND AMERICANS furnished
subscribers the following rates. Single copies,
Ssar in advance 81 So within the year So oo at theend
4 the yeSr = 0d CLr3s-of five and upwards-s2 90
per copy for year. Clubs Of subscribers will be
osived for six months at the foregoing rates.
ue TRI-WEEKLY is published every Tuesday Thursday
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-04

ICE NOTICE-Some anxiety having been expressed
in regard the time Of the arrival of Ice the pub
tic is informed that have large stock in boats and
only awaiting moderate rise in the Illinois river for ship
ment.
ltsexpectei our stock will be amply sufficient for the
city demand and to supply orders from abroad
sn16 SHELBY BALDWIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-04

maro2-3md&w B. ?. WILLIAMS
CHEMICALS.-A large stock, and from tue .es eess
brought to this market Attention Of Physicians to TINS
part Of my stock is respectfully solicited = ppowN
febl ll-'54 .-- q. -.l .. " pr ,--,-
GOD LIVER OIL.-Four crosses Rusnton :.a oaik =
~ J. q. BROWN, O.
'a,ril, ~ -- 40 College ST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-04
LANnRErII,S GARDEN NEEnS.

CEYEN THOUSAND Papers Crop Garden Seed.
lust received and warranted fresh, &C. comprising al
the varieties brought this market Extra Early Peas Ear
" Nav Peas Six week beans, Glove Onions &C. by the
Gallon Also, Cabbage, Butgou Onions &C. &c, by the
mound j. g. BROWN
tahl2 No. AZ. College Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-04

q. w. HENDERSHOTT. ~ l...
Or at the Depot, No. s3 Broadway, Nashville, 1enn
nar29-3md&w B. 2. WILLIAMS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-04

Butchers celebrated RnzOrs. among which q tine as.
s0rtnent of WARRANTED RAZ0RS in cases of one pair
each for private use also further additional stock Bar
bers' Razors also Wade Il Butchers Razor Strps a new
aad very superior article. FALL CUNNINGHAM.
rnar7-.r Collie street
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-17
BY AUTHo4LUsR
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PUBLIC ACTS OF. THE THIRTY
THIRD CONGRESS
OF THE

UNITED STATES,
Passed at the first session, achich was begun
and held at the City Of Washington, IN
the District of Columbia, ON Monday, the
5h day of December, 1853, and ended on
Monday, the 7th day Of .fugust, 1854.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-17

CHAT. CLXvII.-As .Act making Appropria-.
the Indian Department, and for fulfilling Irea-
ty stipuLations acith various Indian Tribes, for
the gear ending June 30th, one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-tire, and for other purposes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04
Theatres and Exhibitions.

BowIRY THEATRE This evening the new version Of
o. Uncle TOM Miss G. Dawes as fopy ANA all the other
members OF the company in the cast. The scenery ID
new and magnificent.
OF tho Garges to be given for he very ast time this
evening TIE pbo attention 10 particularly solicited TO
this fact In ADDITION to the pscticle the farce Do.
sto Econor ~ 10 be played for the last Time Such
abrasion cannot fall to draw good house.
BUTTONS TnRAnK-"A Midsummer Nights Dream,n
which particularly spoken Of In another place,
evening Az there we're seats enough yesterday for
half the applicants there be doubt that there will
be another great house this evening.
NATIONAL THHATRH The admirers Of "Uosls Toms
Cabin Will have opportunity to II this afternoon
and evening. Miss Cordelia Howard and Mrs. W. Prior
appear In It.
Murder,n and "How to Make II sme Ha ppy," make mp
capital bill for this eveniog Mrs. Hoey, Mr. Lester Mr.
Thompson Mr. wslcot and other popular artists are In
elu6ed In the cart.
BARsrMs MusrrN-As this Is posi- lively the las. time
that General Tom Thumb will have the pleasure 10
his friends st Bnums for the present. there will be
great ruth to cay and thn evening 10 addition to the
attraction the General there excellent drama
tic performances.
BROADWAY NKsAGYRr.-Ths visitors at this establish.
sst continue to increase In number and they all come
away highly esiighted There are great many sttrai
ions not the least OF which are tie sAmess Twins and
he great elephat.
CHRrny's "Nodei Troupe" st No 472 Broadway, give
. Hrst rate concert this for the benefit OF ].
Donpker, valuable men Der Of the COMPANY The se.
econ embraces msny fsvorite pieces and the houss will
undoubtedly b full TO repetition
woop's MSsrRus, No 44s Broadway, are playing 70
foil houses every night II 10 unnecessary for 70 do
than to call attention to tue bfor this evening
Buz gives two Of his entertaining pu'orm.ne.s this
afternoon and this evening the suyvessn nsttu.s.
The ssnor h deserving Of AL his popularity and succc
Cnrxrsx HAI.--At this Hall, No, coo Broadway there
to Be grand concert TO night By the Bucisy Mnstreis
The programme includes the great Julien bnrletqus and
other capital entertainments.
Baltimore paper says tina. An engagement. ms.rimo.
NAL has been entered into between fsre, R,vel and
Mne Matthias. They are now playing Of the waau.
street theatre, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04
American Bible Society.


The regular ting Of the Board OF Managers held
the Sd inst at the Bible house. Aston place, ct
P. NJ The Hon Luther Bradish presided, assisted by
hon. A. B. Hssbrouck Vim. B. Crosby, B. 1. Swan, and
and Francis Hall, Esqrs.
ssvep new auxliaries we're rscogpised-two In Texas.
three In Missouri ard In North Carolina and Indiana ono
each
Interesting sommunicatocs were rsosivsd from differ
emit parts OF the ,ountry especially Oregon California
ar Florida, Tsnr essee and Kentucky.
letter wss presented from the Bahama Islands ask
Ing donation Of Sp knish Btbles-one from Rev. Mr..
Ball. miseonary among the Oibwa Indians In gard to
new version Of the Testament In the ObwA language;
from Rev D. ID. SiimaD, going missionary to Pales
tine asking donation Of Bibles two from Greece In
ard to circulation Of scriptures In that country stating
that the Bib introduced into the public schools under
the sanction OF government and requesting the printing
Of TO- 600 copies Of the New Testament at Athens.
most interesting and gratifying report Of the Bald
Ing Committee presented stating the completion Of
their very arduous and responsible abors In the erection
Of the now Bible House. and showing that the pscunary
affairs IN very satisfactory condition. The report
adopted, and The committee discharged; whom the
Board united in presenting thanka ivins and prayer to
taking has been happily completed. At the close Of
the religious exercises the Bibles voted to the members
Of the committee BY the society, testimonial Of
the value Ct their services presented 10 which
added to the general agent who has shared In the
abors and responsibilities Of tho Building Committee
Grants OF books made to the ,pst Publication
Society Charleston, s c. to the Seventh Day Baptst
Missionary Society," to the New York Episcopal Mission
ay for Ssemen to the Presbyterian Beard Of Mssons
Spanish Bibles for the Bahama Islands Spanish Bibes
fer Matanzss: with many others Of smaller amount
In Of the increasing demand abroad, over $50 600
appropriated for publishing the Scriptures In vAr
Gus foreign countries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04
Brooklyn city Intelligence

MOVEMENT tARTMN FOE HiGHlR RATES "A meet
Ing Of the Cartens Co operative Association held
Thursday night 1T the house Of Timothy Fox No 66
Pacific street. Court TO take into confederation the
proprety Of seeknR increased rats o. compensation
for their Abors. About hundred and ATTY members
attended, and the which led to the necessity Of
changes In their prices stated to be the increase Of
stable expenses well the general advance In all the
necessares OF life Various methods Of proceeding
advaDoed advocated and alter good deal Of discus
sion 1t agreed that appca lon should b made to The
Mayor and Common Council to permit increase over
what u now allowed BY the provisions Of the charter.
committee OF two from esch ward was app nt5d to walt
upon the city authorities next Monday night ct the
meeting Of the Common Council Thsy ask an advance,
which varies according to the kind Of material to be
transported being twenty ave eents per I'd for coarse
material and ATTY cents for furniture pared marble
any species Of merchandise OF valuable character
Those seemed to be unanim ia considering
increase necessary They hold another meeting on Fri
day evening next.
BURGLARY AND DETECTION osI TN PHarnRAroRs -
On Wednesday night last the house Of Francis T. Bar
geant. in Gowsnus was entered by burglsrs Who
ceeeed In packing mp quite lot u articles The oocu-
the cause when he discovered two follows leaving the
premises He laid hold Of having beg full or plum
der, and detained hi n until morning. when no placsd
him in cha &c Of the authsitss. The other made his
efcspe Both are colored men, and the arrested.
whose Dame ID William Johuson acknowledged that they
had robbed several other In the the
night. Johnson taken before JUST HAtchley,
and After . hea ing committed for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04
Endorsement OF the Nebraska Bill by the
YaunG Mama Deuaacrafic Irnian Cluh.

Endorsement or the Nebraska Bill by the
Young Mems Democratic Union Club.
rhe son shell democrats known ~ the Young Mems
Democratic Union Club, met .. their room, No 76s
Broadway, last svsning-Dava Banks Woe President In
the ohAir-And adssted the following resolutions with
ouy two disssntisg votss;-
Whereas There Ia pending bsfors the Congress OF
che United States bill introduced BY the Hon. Stephen
A. pouaaa Of Iiro is, knowa the bill for organizing
Nebrsks and KAnzas Into Territorial governmen, and
believing, do, that bill to be framed entirely In
oordar with those demo alto principles which We have
40 often heretofore pledged ourselves TO suppsrt and
whereas believe the compromise act Of 1850 virtually
rspssls the measure known the Missouri compounds,
passed In the year 1s2o-therefore,
Resolved That this association considers the proposed
bin tho frst practical application OF the measures
krosn ~ the con promise measures OF 1850; and
Resovs That believe that The passage by Congress
OF the bin before alluded 70 will Be emlnently calculated
TO ny for ever ct rest al question Of the right OF Congress
70 Ieasats sron the snbeot OF domestic slavery and
Resolved, that In the principle laid down In the bill
recognising the power to pass upon al Of State
rights resident alone In the people Of the sovereign
Statss Selves hail With ceep and untesnsd san
as,en the per estabishmsDt OF Of those
dna principles Of this sonfe<s upon which II
originally iounde5 and upon the maintenance o. which,
nn1er Providsncs, is failure prosperity and greatness
seam TO us mainly 10 depend; therefore
Resolved furthrr, That this association would ear
nesy nfte upon their representatives, In Congress to
ays tnsr hearty ana undivided supp ,rt 10 Ills
Pubnshsd ~ The directions Of the Club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04
The Young Mems Democratic NatiousI Club
and she Hon, Fred, p. stanton.


NV Yosx, Jan. 80, 1854 I
Hos. TRxpwarcK STANTON Dtar sir-At mss,iug OF
the Young Mems Dsmovatic National Clus, held This
Gay At their Ball. resolution, copy Of vhics Il mere
with enclosed adopted invtn yoa 10 address the
club upon such evening you mar please 10 dexnae
duripE your visit tc this city.
An inytaton has besn extented 70 the two General
Committees Of the city and the Democracy generally, 10
attend on tsis oconicn.
Tho Committee o. the Club respectfully com nunic.se
the above Invitation aud request you 10 dssisnats ,hs
day you viii And It convenient 10 idress the Cub at
their Hall In the uyvesanf Institute
Yours repeatedly GEO ". ALDEN Chairman
Erastus W. Glover, Weir u. PArfons John W. Boyce,
Go A Shofslet, III, Committee.
METROPOLITAN Horn.
Nxv YoRx Feb. 3, 1884,
sAA2 SR-l aATs Isesirsd your note OF the 3oth at,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04

Tins TATE ACCIDENT TIE ERip RAIIRoAD Coroner Gam
BILE yesterday held irquest ~ the New York Hospital
upoo the body OF James Baldwin, VII Sc Death
unced IA edition OF yesterday hayior beea
New York and Ens Ralrosd, near Paterson. No person
scaupinted with the ccumsenoes present 1T as In
qusl,iop and the only evidences taken taat OF Dr.
Derby who state that when deceased was admitted to
the hospital he said that his eures the rcsuls OF
. collision between two trains OF cars the kris
Railroad hut gav no further parieu'ars The jury rem
tered Inc following verdict -"rhat deceased came to
death ty Injuries to the fpine Ieceivsd tbs Erie
Railroad aoout the Goth OF Janusry 1854 The deceased
was native OF Ireland and about ,wenty two years OF
are de vss iStoter on the road
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04
mARITImE iHTELLIGENCe.


Port OF New York, February 3, 1864.
CLEARED
A ns1 ,o Wet SI s
Ship 81 Nicolas. Brasdon, Have Boy Hinoken.
SHY Lisbn,I dIan) Boys.n, HAM burr. schmidt
5 .. EsssA s. ssA Son
sl S. g,S h.ss. Ss:.. Taylor Co.
Barb Grafton, Todd, aavNs, v Sale, Jr
Bis s' S, Tss c"s SsSs:sa sss
fHs f.%; 6.s Tsssr..s: sSsEis.;ss fssss ssia'te.
q. =. Sss's sssiils, SS..is,se1, ! s.sisss'
SI giI Ss e: s,.r,.,
ssar John Price, Pries, Baltimore. MAILER Lore
steamer Parker vcir Turner, BALTIMORE Parker Vein Co.
Arrived.
ship n,id.s new clipper. 500 tons, rlllinshAst Prevt
Big P.sts Psise % Bs,,ss. Jca.. Gate Lin.lin cur.
ecs dsys yi,a hidss ard wool 70 Du'aL Jaa L. died
Brig Ssn ssIy, Campbell Windsor, Ms via Rasspsrs
dt sia l,.ss' t To nsrsa with ,s...e
ri s..s:! Fs. siE' ss a 1:..
ssAs h ss, fse s.s. a,,i5 si ssss
sSsT ffsG .sd s,.s1 for D''
ssnr P,rsns, Keller. vrginin adASa
s s.s. !o4n TsvrS,; cs1' I B,ls,S ',s ts.r
Ecfr a Sofson. Iurher. heivo,
sofr CatAsrire DIE, ftx, Virginia
Sehr RosEots. Dint more. kassptrt, days
Rshr q L, Parker, Boston. days
Sohr u Smith, Kelly, Nautuckst IL dayn
schr Lsnson Dean. Uluer, Rocklsnd.
sohr Brown, Uolbrot \, Rocbisnd
Schr Felipe Oishtor. Ferris, from The pAr rh.rx..,
Jortme Jr Eshtre on Squan Beach. "@Ao'S
eioor Hsris Iopise, Bennett. kevpors
ssear or Caledonia. Mallory, Bslfmore
BELOW.
One ship In she SfirR; also one bark and "a. br,x
sAuyp
Steamship Yankee Blade, fer San <,.,,,,.. -, 49,,
Quarantine at ociock Pm. N'@"Nass"' go ito"
wine during the day, North.
tBrMrDs HooS PAM mo TxLnelrHI
Tvs Hfa' Al awe Fir 9-surdcw-
oEs ship enc ink and ore ts IN he sx oahrs bound !,
ne Zip cfsunesy Zero Ne Jr liza in the isi
vi w ~. siaa PUMP heavy 10 runnns AMI
tontd. "s s~'-r -
Tss stivs tars' sa,ls aaa srss oasds ,as bas
WndrV,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04

A LIQUOR LAW AT wAsHISaToH.-The Com
mon Council at Washington city have adcpted the
following Joint resolution in relation to the sale Of in
toxicating liquors.:
Rssovec kc, That the ccmmsttse representing the In
erests OF this corporation before the be- and It
hereby Instructed 70 urge upon that oo3y such amend
r<uts TO the city charter win give these councils the
cover to enact such laws will fohib the sails OF la
toxieAtIng liquors within tbs city limits Approved Ian
Co 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04

enclosing TIE oopy Of resolution sdoptsd b the Yoang
Mems Democratic National Uuh inviting ne 10 address
them upon such evening Will suit my cosvsniencs
Be pleased 70 say the committee that will give n
treat pleasure comply with their request and that
win meet them for that purpose on the evening Of satur
day next.
havs the honor to b, very rsspsstfury. your ODE.
dent servant, FRED. P. ST ANTON,
GIo. y. AIDr EsQ., Chairman Of Com mittss
Address win be at TX !. NJ, Saturday, February 9Th,
Instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04

THE LHaIsLATuRH OF PENNSYLVANIA, at its ses.
sion last year, in vitcd the Legislature Of Maryland
to visit Harrisburg. They accepted the invitation,
and were entertained at Harrisburg; but the last
Legislature forgot neglected 10 pay for the cost
of the entertainment So the bill TO pay for the
tertainment (about IS OOO) up before the pre-
sent Legislature Of Pennsylvania, who hesitating
about paying IT, on the ground that the expendi-
tue incurred was q violation Of all authority given
nv the constitution OF the State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04

Coon PAssAsEs-ehip James Heka Lathss. arrived q
New Orleans 1Ssh uiA saed IRON Antvsl Dee ~ and -
sso.s s.s q . say safe y :: NE shortest pssss sssys
arrived ~ s pors hs th ut ls Avsgpeh ~
20 Dee mailing ne passage in 50 days wheh . slassse
sss s's s.s bsst g n shs h.ass e nss yss H..
shoI 81 passage the Atlantic $50 for Ne
oe sny refers 70 vessels bouHd New Orlsane -
MA spsna olpLss ship John STUART Of New York.
niN Hs1vtas - Phladslphis ID from Cana Haytisn
HsmPtes Roads where put In On 81 NM
Northern ports. "'A y 'ss''" 'SsS~
HssIrs VEssrLSehs Bethel which s.Isx from pslunoss
Dec a. Of and Tor Buekspert not been kasrd o sns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04

BOSTON, Feb S-An ships 0nsoe. CaiousSs: U.aa.,s.z
New Orleans; Intern AtionaL do. s~
CID bark Corinthian. katAnzas.
BALTIMORE, Fob s-Ths bark virsinia here DAG.
next day; Phant tom HAllt repe; steamer Ter -
Francisco coAns barks Prescott NYork. wig srdsrs Cs1
Boston do Reindeer from Philadelphia j.:t arr Nasy
Thompson from Bottom lg for NOrisans Abby Jones' s
Boston, disg sohr Kont NYork, uno.
CHARLISToN Yeb2-Ar kstoh Brothers, New Yssk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04
'oHnanUuo0 OokxUopom0cnc0s
PERSANBUco, Jan. 2, 1854.
Attempt at Slavery.

With this goesi two Diaries de Panarbuco--
one contains some remarks on vessel with emf
grants from the Western Islands, who, 1t is said. or
many of them, were kidnapped, and offered here Tor
sale at $40 each, which pays their passage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04

Herald Marine C0rrcsponaenoe.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb Pk-ArE sohx Bellows.
Clark NYefk.
CID ship 8 8 Bishop Sherman. BAltimors; brgs Mary
Crowol Cardsnas Eleanor, Almeda, Port Spain; eNR
Julia, Corson, Mobile.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04

Mr. PRRv oYered the follov Ing Amendmsn to be added
ut the foot OF the second resolution
Apd that Ia favor OF the repeal by Congress
the act monty called the Missouri Compromss Act ~
This was lost without Q division.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04
The Nebraska @ ucstion.
KNITTING or TIE SOFT SHELL oonfrTM AT TAM
MANY HALL.

ShMTih6 OF Thk SOFT SHE'LL COhhITTh1 At TAM
MANY HALL.
We informed that there . meeting OF the Dc.
oorats Republican sot Shell Committee .. rAmmany
Han Thursday evening TO take confederation the
Nsbraska question. According 10 information, they
took It into confederation and the result tho follow
Ing resolutions % offered BY the Hon VIM AcAurrAy;-
WhereAsrrhs question has arisen whether the oonpro
Of 1850, far they relate to the question Of
avsry In the territories Of the URited States were mere
porsry expsdept for that OCCASION ard solely apph
cable 10 the particular territories whose orgsnson ~
then prove cd for the Inauguration OF ana
perman policy based tns principles OF local SELF
govern ment uecla determir ation OF prvae ana Psr'
sonAl rights and Congressional non Intervention
And Whereas IL is important that the democracy OF
New York. which has in good faith and earnest given s
fstbfu adhesion 10 the principles Of the oompro mise Of
1850 and OF esoute opposition 70 revival OF the slavery
agitation under form prstext, should declare It's
apdsrstAndiIg on this question.
Therefore, as an Ell ression OF the view thereon enter
tanned by the Republican General Committee
of the City and County of New York, in rsmmany Hall
assembled, be IL
Vote on . motion to ADOPT this preamble
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04

al iims ma IN ths NO., sass,snt to ~ n, hv.
ms.b.srv All All r-ors, .nn,,ns., 80. 80 -, ar,
nio,ed In tss puSls ,.ryt,r r,sr.l- n oar NV
Yards Ard or aovsrprant sst.hnssma,y. hat aI,o a.
fhe nfy.e ~ M. .onntrv Ia thess a,
ter Is TO he found on ,n1tb ouIte a, m,ch And mar
bans more than In The orner Wa are not nrensrs IN
abs Moon the docks ana y,id o va Ysfuss to ross-
and encourage in eye,y sms,s vay those esheme, of
nrivnto enter Else which will ronsttne orr NAN reIi
apce whenever REQUIRED 10 amy oar vast resources 10
The Sefspce CT the country we hsvs n.da fpn,,re,t
nrsparatou or sy,ilrg oure,ye4 o, IN. Iu,me5.s "a
sources in men and nltrlM 10 be found in the great
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-08-09
Nittttb pr,p,

nWLApriruN WUJN. nopsr a..
HlU.l.l .l NUu HEH Do uI ktNkTtlN
conner ur lhitl and Union ur between s,te',
ful Hur. Philadelphia. ra
INNNIlu- 8rg prtr.d Wat DU ktNKrtN
..INu.. Ni. Im...Duiu o. particular ibreb ofr,lt
r.uu. which wrnsr. II. undivided attention ia
cautions hr unfortunate against ihb abuse o., Ma,
uut. thousand mo annually moruurbled oui u,
HI. Itu,uI HlIIpiiuu. uTp promptly pKUnpuishea
TWENTY YEARS OH EXPERIENCE In na
treatment ur % class Of diseases hitherto neglected
mud imp,rlc,uy understood, hos enabled Dr KIN I
kELIN Author ol work ot Self prcsopoHonl
io rroyc hat nine tcuths of the causes Of neryou,
debility. local aud constitutional weakness, mental
and physical suhurug nro ttuccahle 10 certain
habits forming the most secret yet deadly and fatal
springs of domestic misery and premature mortality
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE There H. on
evil habit sometimes mdulgcd in by boys, in soil.
tuuo, often growing up with them 10 manhood, and
which Dr. not reformed IN due time, not only begets
serious obstacles 90 matrimonial happiness but
gives rise to series OF protnctcd insidious and de-
.ynstntiug affections. Few of those who give way
TO this peuciuus practice are aware OF the consc.
queuccs, until they ml the nervous system shutter-
cd, feel strange aud unuccountabe feelings and
vague fears 100 the mind,
The unfortunate thus affected become feeble n
unable to labor with accustomed vigor or 10 apply
his mind 90 study; his step ls turdy and weak, he
s dull, urc-oluto, and engages IN sport with les,
energy than usual
II he cmuucputc himself before the practice has
dom. Us worst and enter mutrmouy, his marriage
Is mtrt.ul, and his sense tells him that this is
caused by carly nliic.. These are considerations
which should awaken the attention Of those simi
lurIy -iuut"d.
MARRIAGE requires the nlhlmeut Of several
conditions iu order that it may really be the cause
or mutual happiness. Gould the veil which covers
the origin OF domestic wrctchcdness be raised, and