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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-01
PLASTERING.
"Hotd, hold, mn hear
And you my sine,cs grop NOT instant old,
But bear me stiHy up

hh1 you my stners grotc NOT instant old
But bear me stitiy up
80 thai ma, be enabled to do good plain and orna.
~ mental Pstering for the good pious people of my
native ate had hoped that might be ,e mi'ted to
have my card inserted In the papers OF my old Virginia
staeandit was a"consummaton devouy to he wished :"
But olas, afasl even in this have been sndy m-ta
ken-to, by so doing have accidentally walked into
the Cornhouse of one of the Il. Rs.
Now, Mr.. Is b.. will tell you what the Fox in the
faol"told certain long cared gent'lf you had not
spoke, would not have known you say. Mr.. Abol.
tion Blue s"#*. Shanghai Yankee (for am led by
your remarks suppose you are one why did YOU with
hold your narne from the public Was because you
were ashamed OF IL, you down in m. under
ground rairond which place worry well known all
aboonisis You say in your card that a the under.
takers of Lyncburg natives of STATES south of Ma
son and Dixons Li,e. Well what have to do with
nnderakersf | not dead yet and therefore nave no
use tnr those gentlemen. But perhaps, you mean TINT
the Pasterers all from Southern States Il IL very
likely that OF them are--but il they nil caim TO
be from Smtes south of Mason and ixon's Line then
have been ongly informed there has been great
either in Mason Dixon Line or in some of
the Northern States. And. how, Mr. -. il You
not an A. b. b. Y, OF my card had no a u
sion to yon, and perhaps hereafter you will e prudence
be your guide and speak when spoken Now as to my
endeavoring detract from the merits of the fasercrs
ofthis city, pronounce IL TO be nls@ wish them great
success in business and hope they will permit get
along best for do not a.k their fayors nor
fear their hnte. And in conclusion permit say
that have made any efforts to obtain work IN
Lynchburg heretofore but have been offered work he
which hive declined account of not wishing take
more than | could do. Now Mr. b. b. Y let me advise
you to keep your eye peeled tor more cards. for IL
Use the Tin, will advertise In all the city papers, until
the crack ol doom. %
"Forihe mind stray by, and the heart I6eor,
Shall neger iagi dond nor faint nth fear"
Very Respectfully,
A. L. HAMBRIoK.
p. S-Mr B. b. Y;-Do not make another mistake
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TERMS.

petx,,N is published daily at So and semi weekly ut
b Nlhoi No subscription il taken for shorter
annu' nbs; and no paper is discontinued, except Mt
than ~ The proprietors, until all arrearages a have
paid re inserted for so sens per square Tor
Ss IssEa form Insertion and 81. cts Tor every s'ef
II the , m au,ered out, and charged accordingly
SlY RATES asfor the priYags ag 81 ,~D
SOU scum 80 }.ily slO semi-weekly S35. Every yearly
.nr nuss m BE- required conine h' advertising o his par
4 4 nv ~, nne ~, - ,,r,,.d ratably for the excess
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These vessels of the first clnss built in tho city Of
baltimore pressly for this trade and have superior
ommodations for passengers. They are commanded
Icy experienced Captains, well qualified for the trade
aud who " i'll spare exeron to accommodate The,
will be towed up and down the rivers by steam and may
be relied TO sail promptly advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from Now
York. will nd il their interest o ship hy this line
freight will always be taken low by any other
line Of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and New-York give sntsfaction
Freight Is cents per whole and II cents per 3 ,
Tobacco being about so per cent. less than chargt
the Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the IL 81
moad Fire Association by this line ut 3-8 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope te succeed in obtain
Ing a full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
warded free Of commission to New Orleans, Mobile
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern or North
crn port The vessels will lie in Richmond ct Rockets
In New York Berth No. |, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURRIE. Richmond, } p
@. II, PIERSON, N Y. IS
No 81 South Street
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JEHU VILLA MS,
= Il q AIRS IL TOR &C q
Nj. IANGHORNE ~ SONS

WHOLESALE DEALERS In sE0ARs TOBACCO or
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
T'HE subscribers have constantly on hand n large
l. stock of HAVANA IL PRINCIPE SEGARS, o
The most approved brands which they feel confident nre
inferior to none in the mnket, and which will be sold at
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
ORDERS from my part of the Union will be promptly
met, and entire satisfacton guarantee purchasers
The following Brands are kept constantly on hand:
sEoARs.
La Flor de Habana, La Sullana
Cnliforhia, Lss Tres Coronas,
Jicotencal La Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion Comluista,
In fol de 2, J. c., I'll Leon de Orc
La leresitn. El Nnpnno,
mo Hondo, Plantation,
El frograma, Fgaro
Las Tres Estrellas. La Norma
Herman Corez, Principles,
Lafayette. &c. &c.
TOBAcco.
Oronoco. Nectnrine
Gold Leaf Catnwba,
Golden Pench Stanard, &C., &c..
September 8vd&cts
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FOR NEW YORK.
IT, s.. Mad Line per the SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!

jamestown and Roanoke!
vINf1E new and elegant ,ide e.wheel steam p ..slEh
1 ship JAMESTOWN, (Capt. Parrish
will leave Petersburg vim City Point every Tuesday
Evening, and the ROANOKE, (Capt. Cnvendy) every
Friday Evening for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms, $l0 90
Stcotnge pnssaHe. . 90
For speed, comfort and safety these Steamships
oxcelled by The const and travellers will find II
the pleasant route the north they will there
by avoid the dust and frequent changes Of tho Railroads
~ Tickets issued at my office Sycamore Street.
SAM'L. g, BAPTIST. Agt. Paersbmg.
IVA passenger train leaves the Appomattox depot
every Tuesday and Frday half past o'clock, P.
connect with the Steamships City Point, Passen.
gers by the Sguh-sde Rarond will reach Petersburg Ia
time to take the foI the steamers. s. q. b.
July li-ts
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DIS SOLUTION

1TNHE firm OF b. NOWLlN g. co was dssolv
ed on the 2nd inst.b, mutual consent, j. b. Now.
having purchased of j. d Harvey his interest in
bad concern is alone authorized wind up the busl
bess and 10 use the name of the firm in liquidation
JOS B. NOWI IN,
January 1854. JNO. ID. HARVEY
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Jehu Williams,
DEALER IN WATCHES, JEWELHY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
AS just returned from the Moth with -
very extensive assortment of the abovo ~
articles, and Is new opening, door below the ENa.
store OF Jno q. Meom, large stock of Gold @Sasks
mud Silver Lever Watches from of the first A nti.
actoties IN Eur0pe-some of which will be "a pteh
70 keep good time iut twn yonrs.
Also, "A splendid assortment of JEWELRY oonsstinr
IN part, o Gentlemens' Fine Gold Fob Vest md 6 ard
Gbhins; Seals, Keys and Brooches. A very great VA.
nety of Ladrs' Brenst Pins, Eur Rings Cuff Pins Fin
gcr Rings and Bracelets md endless vnroy Of ether
articles TINT III plensc.
silver and Plated Ware,
Such as Silver Goblcts. Cups and Mugs; Fable Do
ser and Ten Spoons Sugar Tongs aud Sifors Ten
Srninerr, Salt and Mustard Spoons Table and Desert
Forks.
ALBATER Table, Desert aud Ten spoons; do Fork.
aud Batter Knives; Cake and Gard Baskets, h e2an
Patcd and BritBna Castors Silver Fruit Knives In cts
Oakc Knives Silver, Poarl nnd Tortoise Shell Cad Ca.
Sc, Port Monies. &c. aud every kind Of nrlices u.unl-
y kept IN Jewellers ftnre, which offer 10 my Il ends
and old Customers, with the Insurance tina, ~ sell
Gs low aud favorable teruls ms any in the f3tate
nnd hope 10 have tho pleasure Of speedy call, at OK
anime Tor themselves and the truth of the above
sertion.
lV Watches and Jewelry repaired at short notice
aud moderate terms. and highest price given ftr old
Silver.
oct 20 Il JEHU WILLIAMS.
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DIS SOLUTION.

NJ NOT1GE.--T T. MooRMAN, of the l. 10 irm Of
Moofmon Martin, would inf rm the friends mud
eust,mors OF the late firm TINT he will continue the
Grocery and Commission Busiuess
at the Old sterd of g. M where he will make every
rxeriion TO give satisfaction ha friends, Gu, omefs
aud The public generally
iie VIII kocp constantly ON honl large and well SO
leeted stock of GROCERIES,. DRY GOODS, 30.
~ Special attention pad To the anlc or FORWARDING
of Tobacco, Wheat Flour. NJ, &c.
1une THOS T. MOORMhN
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Theae vessfIs OI thn st cnss, buiIt eXprossy Ut
- is trade and have superior accommodations for Pass
"ngers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains, well
qualified tor the uade aud who will spare exertion
Ia accommodate.
mud may be relied on to sail promptly ns advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
ton, will find it their interest ship by this line
il the only regular line and freight will always be
taken low by my other vessels and every effort
will be made by the agents in Richmond and Boston
give salts slbction,
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in oh
tanning full share of patronage
The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets IN
Boston at Rowes Wharf.
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond, (A.,,.
ALLEN WELTCH Boston, "s 10
nup 2.dts No. I13 Rnie SIrnnI.
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Christmas Presents.

A the time for the interchange of friendly ok ems
"A regard and affection Il hand, and nerry Cnrst-
mas aud Happy New Year' are consde, cd such APP
proprine occasions for bestowng cherished friends
something which will recall mind with In
r"enred vvidness tie love In memory of the donor Il
may be well 10 remind those who contemplate land who
do rot y presenting somc loved with something
" valuable that In all tho whole oatalougn of Boutero
there Is nothing which z surely and invariably nppre
riaed as the counterfeit presontment Of the giver in tho
form OF doguerreotypes especially when taken in TAs.
SERs iniunblc style, and placed in of the nurne-
rous, be. iul and Fancy Papef Maohe. Velvet Pearl
md Tortoise she'll or Porte Monnaie Caes in an es
gant Locket, Bracelet, Finger Ring, Breast Pin
most choice tment Of which hnve Just received
expressly Toy the Holidays, exhibition the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery
Main Street, INN edin,ely VIM II. Mosby's Auc-
lion Room
u. Particular peins tnken to give correct likeness
nnd nrtstie pictures. Storeosoopc and cooured Dn.
nuerreoypes may be Ind in superior sye by those who
desire thcm. Don't mistake the place: MAIN STREET
3RD pooa FROM D.,poG Sr.
GB0.W. MINNIS,
N. s. TANNER.
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RICHMOND.
lNNER AND TEA sERvICTs

hlNN AND TEA SERvICTs :
-, 'nst received a full supply of White Gill an h
ahns In Dinner aud Tea Also, singly and tla
Dozen.
white lronstone do do
Flowing do do
All for sale low Mt
JAS. ID. b. EVANS.
nov lets M III West Mn. ST.. Rich.
GLASS WARE-CutCilass Deoanterp, Tim
N blers, Champagne Gabblet-, Wine, Lemoni les
Bowls, CELERY Glasscs. Pitchers, etc.
f'csse do, In every variety md all for sale v.i,
low NJ J, ID Il. EVANS
nov IL Is Nell7, West Main M, Richmond.
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RICHMOND.
{ g IN. York h Virginiass. -
sTnAM SHIP COMPANY.

AsssSssssssL w. "e' Sssts.11EzE<s-
STEAM SHIP COMPANY
Important to Merchants and Others.
FINloSE who desire speedy aud rti,aelo os,eie pi
l. conveyance for their goods bet~e-n Ner York ana
Richmond, lin about 30 hours time between the two
plsces) will consult their interest by ordering ter
gois be shipped by the well known sie-~hcc'oeeen
Steam Ships
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
Of 1900 Barthea in charge of reul aud expert
cd officers.
hose ordering goods from New York can o az twice
week by .his certain aud sure line, enabling them to
rplenish thei stocks W fresh supplies ut short notice.
And In like enabling those VIII, have goods to
ship therr to do so, the demand for them arises
rASSENGERS,too win find this route the most com
fo,,able well as tho cheapest Setc'room aecommo
dntron-. a. meals furnished withow -xsp eh,are--
These Ships touch Norfolk going and relu,n ming
LUDl.AM T. WATSON.
dec ID Riehnond. Va.
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THE UNDERSIGNED have formed a
Partnership under the style OF
NOWlin Il ApperSOn,

BUSINESS ut the old stand of J. b. N,'wn & Co.,
where they i'll be pleased to cir friends and the
lsrons of the old concern.
JOS b. NOWLIN,
ian OTIS JNO. G. APPERSON.
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1ugE UNDERSIGNED WILL CON.

TINUE THE FOUNDRY BUSINESS in all its
ttalcaes, and ast continuahce Of the libr patron
ase extended 10 Whittemorc, NcNsmee ~ CO.
JAMES McNAMEE.
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DIS S OLU ITO N /.

FltHE concern heretofore existing under the style
and inn OF Wi.ttemore. McNamee 4 Co, is this
fly dissolved by muual consent.
II. s. WUITTEMORE,
JAMES McNAMEE,
Jan, 6, 1854 G. A. WHIfTEMORE.
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A. L. HAMBRICK.
P.S-Mr. b b Y do make another mistake
and say thai my Gard hit the Underakers for
l tell you again that am not dead yet A. l.. II.
feb 22-dlm
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Negroes at Private Sale.

4 NEGRO MANA good Cooper--n Woman, a rood
"a Cook, nnd likely Boy about Il years OF age. A
bargain will be given favorable terms, 10 a gentle
man buying them remain In the city moi orhood
feb 10 VIM. II M0SBY. Auc,oneer.
/ IpEMOVAL-The Subscribers have removed 10
~ the New Granite Front Building, second DOR
above John lollins.and immedate, opposite Thurman
Y Schoo6elds Hardware Store
jnn Its WILSON a FRANKLIN
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Y AND NEW-YORK PACKETS.-This new saAk
lnine line is composed of the following vessels snd
-nis from New-York every three days. All owned in
The city of Richmond, viz:
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-13

inches deep; se, in the plant aud I'll
half fall Of earth; then a gill or half
a pint well waters. GIL the hole and
press down little. and leave the top
Of the ground dry. The leaf should
DO a half or three quarters Of an inch
below the top Of the ground. In that
way end the little scamps about
the leaf. but they will not disturb the
plant.
All crops look wen with US. wheat
and grass in particular. - = .s...''s I.
~, Respectfully. your.
- J. s. CARPENTER.
Port Clinton, o. So. ,.s.i So,
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Remedy Cor she Cut Worm.

:. Mn. Eorron:-The cst-worm has
been very destructive this season. |
set gao sweet potato plants. and the
third day after setting | found only
Eve let. Since then have set 500
cabbage and 1000 sweet potato
plants, with q hickory leaf around
each. and not q single plant has been
cut yet, lay the leaf on the ground,
the stem end from me; lay the plant
on Il, The root to my right; take the
stem end in my left hand. and with
nay right hand fetch the Top end OF
the leaf over the plant and stem end.
which forms . tunnel: let the plant
cone through the leaf As TAR as II is
ct 10 the ground before taken sP.then
open the ground. with q trowel. or
sensthing Of the kind. three or four
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-13
9gritnItnral.
MAxusrs.

Mauures may be divided into AMI
nal. Vegetable. and Ordinary, md
the 6rst mentioned may be divided
into Eve classes, that from cattle, that
from horses. that from sheep. that
from hogs. and that from poultry.
Horse manure Is active. lermenls
readily. acts best upon clayey soils;
but is effects are not permanent,
makes capital manure for hot beds.
Sheep manure should be kept moist,
q Il win then ferment rapidly, and be
Of more value than horse manure.
Cattle manure Il moro durable 10
its effects than either OF The proceed
ing: Is less energetic; does not decom-
pose rs rapidly. aud is consequently
better fitted for light lands.
Hog manure Il usually very valuable:
but more than all others. Is greatly de-
pendent In It's value on the quality OF
cod given.
The sweepings of the poultry -hou-
ses make capital manure, and are
most valuable for top.dressing: and
while speaking Of animal manure. /
may mention flesh. blood. bones. horn.
poudrette. etc. as all being exceed
ingly valuable. When shorse. sheep.
COW, or any other animal dies upon
the farm. il Is very poor economy &c
leave IL in the open air. aid leave the
gases that arise from Il 10 evaporate
and faint the atmosphere with It's dis.
agreeable odors. On the contrary. II
should be covered with mild lime. and
then heap Of earth lhrown over
II. some eight or ten times iis own
bulk.
In this way the fertilizing gases tina
arise from the decaying body. nre alb
sorbed by the surrounding earth. nnS
. load or two Of manure furnished
which Is well worlL ia. trouble o
making. go f1l 4.i.,
Bones have been used for . lonI
time rs manure. They are bette
adapted TO light soils. to which the,
are the most valuable fertilizing sub
stance that has yet been discovered
They should then be reduced TO abou
the size Of half an inch. and the
spread on the land u. the rate oftwen
~ bushels to the acre. The effect o.
dry soils is great and enduring, on We
coil II does not pay.
Purely vegetable manures ar
more costly than is generally suppo
ssd. and can only be made pro6iabl
upon fields very remote from the farm
yard. anil when other nanures mr.
rs.to be had, except at an cxtrars
gsnt price. The proper time to ,ur
in all plants that are used for th
purpose. is at the time Of blooming
as ct this time all the nutritive prime
pies combine to nourish and form, Il
ssed." s.rll aas .ii. .arf
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UN We AFFLICTED, READ AND De MADE
WioLE.-DRS. HALL a NiitTE, having
formed n eo-partncrshlp, continue 10 DO consnhct
al their ollcc, l3i Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio
on all diseases OF private or delicate nature, and
guarantee cure In all cases which theysundcr.
take 10 treat
Byalonr course OF study and practical expert.
ence Of unlimited extent, Drs. n. a. W. havo the
qualification OF presenting tho unfortunate with
remedies Tint have never faed 60 cure the most
ILLS.
Under tholr treatment. all OF tho horrors OF
Vonereal Diseases, impurcBlood, Ulcers, impoien
ey, Palns In The hack, and orgvns OF Generation,
inflammation OF The Bladder aud kdneys, Hydro.
eele, Ab.eessss, Diseases OF tho Liver aud Langs,
Dropsy, Serofun, lunors, Epilaptc Fits, Diseases
ofihe Nervous system gvnorslly, DaFrhaoa, Dys-
EMERY, PILES, flslnla, kupIares, 6eaare porma
Periodical complaints OF females, however com.
pileatod or appalling; aso'au other diseascs incl
dent 10 females, cured, aud every function, 70.
stored bits natural toncn ygor.
Ague aud Fever cured ia twenty-four hour,
SEMINAL wrlKSr~.--Dr. n. & W. devote great
part OF their tine 10 the treatment OF those cases
cnused by secret and solitary habit. which ruins
the body aad mind, unntiing tho unfortunate la.
dlsldual Tor tlihor business or society. Somo OF
the sud and melancholy effects produced by early
habits ofyoulh arc weakness OF the back and limbs,
dizziness OF the hond, dmness ofslghi, paipltation
OF The hear, dyspepsia, nervousness, derangcmonl
Of the digestive functions, symptoms OF eonsumpt'
Ion, DC. no fearful Offices on the mind are much
10 be dreaded loss OF memory, confusion ofidcaa,
depression &c spirits, evil forebodngs, avorslon o.
society, ses-dlsirust, tlmldily, Sc, are among the
evils pfoeuscd. Snch persons should before con.
summing marriage, consult n physician Of oype'
rlence and SKILL and be at once restored 10 health
and happiness.
J-Js Letters ed itossed 10 DR.. n. d. whlio,boa
1891 J.. o., post paid, containing Zoe. prompt,
attended 10, and Medicine forwarded 20 any par
ofthe United States, secure from observation.
|. ktrctcst eecrcsy observed.
Nov. "a 1853, 47-iyr.
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casrs ror WOODS wooLffLooKi

" The MlllsN Factory Nc Motam0ra are now run
ming, aud We nro ready TO walt customers In our
line, the Factory hps been largely improved, and
ON ~ shortnollce, rs good aHd o. cheap,as any
good shop tn tho country.
Pulling and dycing done Va the nsunl scnsor on
fnirterms, all kinds OF Aerchantablo producc
for work and especially wool grecse. wewiilpay
cash or goods for 10000 lba Wool.
Calland &c : US be ore sAk,hg y11t woolof work
otherwhores. 2i-e5 MACY. GORDON Il Co.
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Testimony Of the Professor Of 0bsietr



II gives mo pleasure TO add my testimony 10 the
professional ability of thr author OF tho "MedlcAl
Manual.p Numerous cnses OF Disuasc OF the
Gonitat Organs, some OF them Of long standing,
have como under my notice, LA which his skill has
boon manifest In restoring 10 perfect health. IN
some cases here the patient has been considered
beyond The reach OF mcdicai aid. IN the treatment
Of OF seminal woaknesses, os d,sarrangiment of
yonery, do not knos his saperisr IN Tho proI,'s-
sion. 1 have boon acquainted with tic author
some thirty years, and deem IL no more than
justice TO him, NJ VOL a. klndncsst 70 tho unforIu.
natc victim Of early indlscretion, 10 recommend
him ason Ia whose professional skill aud lnteg-
rily taey may safely coniidc themselves. -
ALFRrB WOODWARD, NJ. ID.
"Thls IL, Without exception, tho most comp,e.
hsnsivo aud Ineligible work published oai the
class of Diseases 81 which htreats. Avoiding all
technical forms, u addresses itself 10 tho reason
Of IT. readers. IL Il fro0 from all objectionable
matter, and no parent, however asudi0us, can
object 10 placing In tho hands Of his sous. The
author has devoted many years To The treatment
of tho various complaints treated Of, and with too
little brcath 10 pun, aud loo little presumption 10
Impose, lao has Ourod 10 tho world, nj the merely
nominal price oi IS cents, the fruit OF solno twci
q yoafa Successful practice.'-Aeraia.
"Ao teacher or parent should DO without The
knowledge lmparlod Ia thls Invaluable work. II
would save Years OF pain, modification, and
sorrow 10 tho outh under lhcir ress,rs
.idVefafe.
A Presbyterian Clergyman 10 Ohio, writing OF
"Huhtcf'h Aludlchi Manuel, says
"fhousauds upon thousands Of orr youth. by
evil example aud influence OF tho passions, have
BEEN led into tho habit or selfpoliulion, without
reaiizing the sin aud fearful Consequence upon
themselves aud thoir pOstcry. The constitutions
OF thousands Who arc raising families have been
snfeebicd, II not broken down, und thoy do not
know the cause OF The cure. Any thing that can
be done 40 % onlighIen and Influence inc public
mind us 10 check, aud ultimately remove this
widespread soufce of human wrctchcdnsss
would confcr The greatest blessing next 10 the
religion OF Jesus Christ, on tho present aud
conling generation. lnIompennce Tor ihe uso Of
intoxicating drnksl though IL has slain its taOu.
sands 10 moi creator rcourgo 10 the human rnee
Accept Iny thanks on hshAlf of tho afflicted, aud
believe me yourco.wofkerln Tho good woik YOU
are So actively engaged in.n
Ono copy, Csscurely cnyslopet) will DO for
warded free Of postage, 10 ANY larl of tho Uuilsd
states, fdr Tweply-FlYo CrHls, ar ak copies foT
One Dollar. Addrev CosnkN T. &C.,, Publlshers,
or X ia0, Philadelphia.
~ Booksellers, canysssers, and bsss Agents
supplied on tho NEE. liberal sssas.
July Tyr.