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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-07

I lON'S BATTALION, the best article for restor-
IL ing and preserving the hair; Bazin's Oriental
Drops and other extracts Lubins Extracts Colosnes
Oriental Cry stalls, dozen to the box, go cents pc.
box Perfule-g of all kinds, Toilet and Shaving Soap
every variety: Chrystalne Wash Balls do in bars
Toilet Powders Tooth Powders, Tooth Paste ShaTins
Creams, &C. WM. 2. SHEDD,
may 20-tf llth st. above Pa avenue
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By J. C. mcGUIRM .....-

ny % G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
'kusIEE's SALE OF BOOKS, PERIODIC AIS
~ ar any uGods, tc.-By virtue of deed of trust
's .unscrner duly recorded among the hand 70.
Sl9s OF Washington county,. shall sal. ON WEDe
SEspAf afternoon, June Iith at o'cioek- at H.
sre ,s.ely kept by Hugh Cameron on tn street
uetween louisiana avenue and d street No C.
iumbia Pace, all the stock I'm trade ana F,t,, ~
comrrisng- -1
books, Periodicals, Newspapers
Il;t framed Engrsyings. Stationery
lnkstauds. Paper Weights ! E-=
cologne, Perfumes Fancy Soars -------
"'sss case, Counters, Shelving. Awning-&c
Terms cash. G. ". CUTTER. Trustee.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
!e - Auctiopeer
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u EMOViE.--C. III MUNCK Manufacture
Ii and Dealer in Guns and istols, respectful,
informs the pHblic that he has removed his esra
lshment from street to the south side OF Pennsyt
vania avenue, the Of 9th street, opTosf
the National Eoel ie2-tost
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From the Home Journal Ny

mo article ever acquired so rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation as LYONS KArHaIRoN. T,
'hose VINO nave used it land who has mott the rea
son OBVIOUS, as its nvigcrating and identifying
ELECTS, and agreeable Perfume, stamp it an indispen
sable article of the toilet"
Sold at the cid price of rs cents, in large bottles
BY all dealers, every where.
Ds. BARNES, Proprietor, 1sl Broadway. NY
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-07

ANoR hENT OR SALE-T HOUSES, on Sth
n between and streets. oonrat"'-~
each, with rooms
Apply to alr j. I. RONLES
;oery, on 'th, between and streets.
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~ Now Is fHz TIMI.-The display of daguerreo-
types at PLUMB's GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
nue. is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted wi
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it be
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what s gratifying al.
ways attans it. This accounts for the success OF
plunb's Gallery. Cameo Dsguerreotypes taken In
I'll weathers dec1-
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FOR SALE AND RENT

kfoa kENT-A large Dwelling HOUSE on 18th
n street between L and F street, the second door
SOUTH OF tre res dence of JAS G.. Berrett ESQ, con
tanning thi teen rooms, with gas, good dry cellsrs
&C. For further particulars apply to
.t JAs. Z. McdUIRE
sei-ecot Auctioneer
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By J. G. MCGUIRE, A~.,,.,..-

BY j. G. MCGUIRE, A".
VERY VALu.Dr- rr-,,nYxe IONS ~ NV
+, nectiCut avenue, between II and 7 streets at
Auetion.-On MONDAY afternoon the 9Th ipstan T.
at O'Clock, on c premises. shall sell Lots No Is
10 and IL, in favidson's subdivision OF square los
fronting each 2S13 feet on Connecticut avenue. he
,~een and streets, north, running back about
lOl feet to an alley.
These lots are situated within full view of Lafav
cite square, and located on one of the most fish
onable square in Washington, and Offer greater in
Gucements to persons 6esrous Of securing first class
building lots than any property offered for sale in
this city. - --
Terms; One-third cash; the esidue in two equal
payments, at IL and Is months, with interest sa-
cured by deeds of trust.
Title indisputable. il McGUIRE
may 26-eod suct;ono.
Is The above sale Is unavoid bIv
postponed until FRIDAY afternoon, the 9th inst.
at the sa re hour and place
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
ye "a Auctioneer
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WARTS.

w ANTED-1s- YOUTH In = Dr,, g.
nv Uns who has some knowledge of the hns;
ist,,a1:Eeat ,s.te.. ~ 5sr,s C. =. DAVIS
Q i. rGss .s and Apothecary, near West Market
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-07

"Cncle Ned had no hair on the top of his head.
IN the place where the hair ought to grow.
aut he lived previous to the discovery of Lyons eel
brated hathairon, which not only preserves and
beauties, but restores the hair to aay period of
life. Only those who will not try it. are troubled
WIN badness, dandruff, or harsh and unpleasant
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-07

THE BURLEsoUE ON UNCLE ToM;s CABIs-
All lovers Of merriment, particularly when ex-
cited with just regard to truthfulness, should
attend ODD Fellows Hall this evening. The
hrs' picture, delineating the miseries of the
poor unrecialmed fugitive, abounds in touches
of pathos irresistible, even to tears Will
the happiness Of the slaves. illustrated bv m.
ceasing pleasures, joys and revelries embody
more comic humor than any comic sketch ever
produced These are the words of the Southern
press, and we have every cause to endors,
item, full y and unreservedly Let every friend
OF the South see Uncle Tom in misery and ia
happiness, at Odd Fellows Hall, tonight.
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IfOR SALE-A Frame HOUSE and LOT. cont ,in-
II ing four rooms situated On New York avenue
between 2lss and I'D streets The lot is thirty feet
front by shout 100 feet
:, Terms: Onehslf cash, and balance by the 1st Of
December. Apply 10 JOS rARKIN.
lie @lw& on Tho nr.,n;.,,
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ALARM-The alarm of fire between II and
IL o'clock last night, was caused by large
bonfire in the fifth ward The fire companies
were out promptly, and after discovering the
cause of the alarm, they returned in an order
ly manner to their engine houses.
WATCH RETURNS w. James, colored. as
sault and battery on w. II. Weeks; security
for peace. W. james, profanity; fine and cost
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lNOR SALE-A light two horse CARRIAGE
II would sell low exchange for O; her property
SIMON FLYNN, o street, next door to star office.
ie 2-tf
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EASE and Excellent Stare Fix
IL lures for sale.-I have for sale the ca g
and Fixtures of large well established Grocrrv
Staod, which has been doing excellent business
The store has first rate cellar and large back y,rd
attached,
For particulars apply to
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Auctoneer and Commission Merchant.
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STOkE FOR RENT-The spacious warehouse On
- r, nnsyivania ave-, so long occupied by Messrs
u u l. semnies u Bro, as q wholesale grocery and
hquor store Is now for rent. Possession given i'm
mediately. Apply to B. l. Semmes or NJ G. Emery.
ap 13-dtf
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k'on hhNf-The subscriber being about to re-.
IN we 70 the country. wishes to let the lowe,
part CT the HOUSE, located on Pennsylyana ava, no
between 9th and 10th streets. To good tenant the
rent will be moderate. Possession given inmedi-
ately. MRS 9 HAMIITnN
r s-fhe subscriber is selling Off the remember
ii HtI SHOCK at prices. 5-:2t%
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IHE " EATHER.-We noticed a singular fact
this morning, connected with the state of the
atmosphere. which shows that indoors is some
times cooler than outside, although the latter
be in the shade. The thermometer in on
Office this morning was at "a, and on being
placed outside, in shaded place, where the
rays of the sun could not affect it, it rose n,
rapidly to IS. at which it remained on heinz
brought back again. This is fact that We
cannot account for in our philosophy.
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LNARH FOR SALE.-0n 18th ftreet Plank Road
4 about miles from Washington, of zoo acres =
90 CT Wool, Do of meadow the balance in cleare
laatry, eel airs, &c, and PUMP OF COOP WA
iER-ali surrounded by a neat paling. OUT
BtLLDLFGSfDr the Of the Farm Fine SI'RING
ma SfhAG HOt HE attached Good quarters fer
hands. An APPLE ORCHaR some Peaches
Cherries, Pears, &c. Enquire of Mr. David Fines
IN the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 10Th st.
IL Ills grocery store June I-eo10ta
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400 YARDS Striped and Plaid Silks a.
COO 30 cents, very good and cheap
lt0o ards rich Flack silks, from so cts up
Sto do neat checked India Silks of very superior
quality
The above gools ware bought at Auction and will
be sold at very low prices.
VIM. R. RILEY,
Corner sth street, opposite Centre = arket.
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PATESTs.-In the list of patents for tie
week. We notice the following in the neigh
boring State of Virginia: VIM B. johnson. of
staunton, for improvement in seed planters,
alsO'the names of our fellow citizens Thomas
i Samuel Champion, Of Washington. for i'm
provements in feathering paddle wheels. An
other firginian mentioned is Waitman Davis.
OF tnearJ MOrgantown, likewise for improve.
ments in seed planters.
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4 LkXANDNE Dt VAL; oeuyres Com
"A p!ees, vols octave, half cat, 81 So
heynard; 0euvre;, vols, octave, full calf, s.
Louis Racine, oeuyres. Vols full calf Il SO
Oginsk Memories sur Ia Fclcgne ct les poionais /
vols, octave, half calf, - IS
And many other standard french authors for sa..
at the same low range Of price imr orted by
may 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
EEENCH SHIRT BOSOMs.-The rapid increase
l. in the sale OF the new SHIRT BOS0MS war
rants us in presenting to the trade and our custom
verv large assortment of the west sty ano
at the most moderate prices.
Families and shirt makers will End it cheaper +
buy these bosoms than to make them. The trad
supplied at wholesale prices at STEvENS'S
ap 22-eOt Sales Room. Browns Hotel
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SUDDEN ArTAcK.-We regret to learn tina,
Mr. p. II. Sweet, clerk in the Land Office
had an attack of paralysis this morning He
was conveyed to his residence in carriage
End medical assistance promptly procured.
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The Lone BRIDGE.-The repairs to thi.
bridge are so far completed that foot pass en-
gers can cross it in perfect safety ALI tn.
planks, however, are not laid down, and. Ia
avoid accidents, it would be we'll to take care il
crossing until it is entirely finished. We wouI.
call the attention Of the Commissioner to thi,
end Of the bridge, as it is sadly out of repair
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-07

AccIDENr.-On Monday last, clerk in o:.c
of the Departments, of the name of Herman Ii
Heath, while clambering over the iron railing
of the enclosure in the Avenue, opposite Centre.
Market, to get out of the way of some passing
danger, was caught by the foot, and disloc ated
the knee-joint very badly by the consequent
fall. He is still confined to his house from
the injuries received
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may 3l-eoiSts
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lie Scott
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-20
NEDIGATED FUR CHEST PROTIET0R

To all persons of all ages ard conditions as "a
certain and n safe shield against those fearful
diseases, Consumption, Bronchitis. Asthma.
Coughs, Colds, and other affections of the
Lungs, which arise from the exposed sta't Of
the chest, aecoIdiVr 70 fashion, and the con-
tinual changes Of our climate.
"Uhe Protector" is simply Il chemically
prepared fur, lined with silk and padded
which, suspended from the neck, covers the
chest, in 50 agreeable Il manner that. once
worn, it becomes a necessity and comfort
The Protector, although but recently in
tfuduccd into America Is making rapid pro-
grc,s through the United Statcs.ihc Cnnadas,
South America, and the West Indies. II has
Tor long lime been a staple article in Eng
land AMI on the continent Of Eurorc, while II
has grown in many countries to the position!
of m article Of dress.
To demonstrate these facts enqnire Of am
English resident in your vicinity Of his know,
ledge Of the beneficial effects Of wearing the
Protector, without recourse to dnctorinc Of
any kind. The cost of wearing these articles
is mere trhe, and one will last some wears.
No one who values the health of himself or
his family will he without them The Hos
pitfalls in this country are not alone recon-
mcnding them, but rapidly Introducing them.
llarcourt, Bradley & Co, of London. and
Manchester, England, were originally en-
trasted with the manufacture OF the Protec-
tors, by the lamentcd DR. Cooper. and coniin-
ne to manufacture according to his original in.
siructiors, and therefore recommend those
who would wear " The Protectors, to see to
their being genuine.
Remember this is staple article, md 10
Patent Medicine.
RETAIL PRICES
Gents size, 81 50
Ladies do. Leo
Bows and Misses do IS
IlARCHURT. BRADLEY & co,
SO Ann Street & 1902 Nassau :,
New York, u. s.
Pdncip ilWarehouse.l02 Wood street. Cheap
side. London. Mandatory, a. Market ST.,
Manchester. England.
II. b. x Co. are establishing Dcpots for the
sale of " The Protector Yin ali pa Is If
America. Physicians, Surgeons Drug ST.,
Clo'hicr', Dry Goods Merchants. Hattrr> and
Nillincrs, also Gcnilemcns Furnishing Store
ke"per' are entrusted with the Wholesale ana
retail distribution oiihcn. mud to VIII ~ mot
iinrral terms are offered for their enterprise.
ma n Sp endid opportunity ol.r-> 1 H., n, for
safe aud pr'if ,il'' business. Forf,ru.snitlv
to IiARCnURf, BRADLEY & CO.
2l;3m IS Ann Street. Ncw York L. s
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-20
EAR AND EYEI
DRS. LIE BRUN & QUITO.

DRS. LIE BRUN & BUTTON.
ocuLtsrS AND AuRis1s.
Ear Diseases amt Deafness RaaicoHy Cmed!
DR LIE BRUN offers 10 those suffering
- from Deafness. his inoi,Jir AnrUi
remedies, Y&ch hoyc,been successiulin nea-
Nv 5000 casrVof confirmed Deaf ess. These
remedies have been pronounced by Drs Khra-
MGR of y ,rin, Hard and Deau of Paris ard
Quits. Pitcher and Icy Of London, ns
the mosi tr0HacriW and eilectual ever applied.
for diseases Of the External and Middle Ear
They comprise different courses for the various
diseases that affect the External Internal and
Middle Ear. DIR. lie Brun WARhANTsA CURE
IN EVERY CtsE. when The ear is perfect in IFS
formation, lie has eighteen certificates from
those who have been deaf from infancy, whose
hearing is R0lr oompl-iciB rcsiorej and they
are NOR cHohl,d In icora Tie language. Over
200 cases of deafness have been successfully
healed by him Certificates 10 that effect may
he seen on application. Dr. Dunon is Iheon.
~ Oculsts in the United States who practices
the new, painlcss, aud successful method in
trcatin. all diseases 10 which the eve is sub.
jet. Where all other means have failed to
aiort relief, lie asks fiom such fair aud i'm
partial 'ria.
TERMS-sj consultation fec SLOT be
paid Whcn the hcarirc is restored to its CT
iginal acu'cnc>s. Address.
DRS. LIE BAUM & DUFTON
Union Place y. Y. CITY.
y. "A treatise on the nature and treat
meut Of Deafness and Diseases Of The Ear.
wuh the treatment Of the Deaf and Dumb
PrireSi M1"cg letters must BE- REGISTERED bu
Tie Pest NyacJ.
Aug II. 1854 o-.6u
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-20

The Hydromagcn is u valuable discovery
for protecting the feet from damn or cold AND
therefore preventative of many Lung dis
eases, without any ductorng whatever The
llydromagcn is in the form Of sole, and
worn inside the boot or shoe. Its mcjicaico
character is powerful antilotc To- disease.
For gentlemen it will bc found agreeable
warm and healthy, to wear in the coolest oi
rainicst weather, as the foot cannot wet if the
Iiydromagen is inserted. Ladies' may wear
the lightrst solsd boots or shoes in the most
Indictment weather with impuuity willie Con
sumption, so prevalent among the young Of
our country, may be thwartcd by their gen-
rral adoption They entirely supcrScdc orcy-
Shocs, rs the latter cause the feet TO perspirc
in a very unhealthy manner; and. besides are
not dangerous wear @ pedestrians in icy wea-
Their, like india rubbers. Whilo the latter
cause the feet To appear extremely large, the
liydromagcn, being mere thin slice of cork
prepared, peculiarly placed inside, does not
Increase the size of the boot, or cause the
foot to appear untidy. To children they are
extremely valuable, jas they may engage in ex
crcises with comfort and healthy effects Their
expense is so slight rs to scarce need mention:
besides, those who patronize them willfn
their yeaJiy doefoT's hills maeA dimiAishcd
fhorrbp.
As the IIydIomagon is becoming more
known, its sale Is Increasing to AN almost in
credible extent. Last year in London, Man
chester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow
Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp, Hamburger,
aud Berlin, our sales reached l,732, $50 pairs
( Of Cork Soles. This year the number will
/ far snrpass that
Ask the Faculty their opinion of their val
ne as preventative for Coughs. Colds, Bron-
chiiis, Asthma, and Consumption.
Mems size, per pair. 90 cents.
Ladies' do. do. 80
Boys & MlSscs'do. 70
Nonce.--From The retail prices We make a
very liberal allowance toJobbers end Whole
salefs, 50 that any siorekeeper may make a
fine profit on their sale, while they are an ar
tiele that may he kept In any store, among
any class of goods For terms, apply to
lIARC0URT, BRADLEY q Co,
2li3m SS Ann Street, New York
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-20

Swaim's Celebrated P nacea,

INCIpIENT CONSUMPTION


INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
Scrohia, General Debility, HAite SrcHing
Rheumatism Diseases NJ The Lircr d. SKIN,
and diirdiseascs arising from inipuy7tns 81
ttrf5ioca, ora me cfrctsef Mercury.
Swaim's Panacca has been for more than
thirty years celebrated in this couptry aud in
Europe for it's extrao binary cures, for the
certificates II which reference is inHdo to the
directions and books (which may be had gia.
tis) accompanying the Pnnncca.
1t has been used in hospitols and private
practice, and has had the singular foriunc 10
lie recommended by the most celebrated ply.
sicinns and olhcr eminent PERSONS Among
others by
W. Gibson, VI n rrof Of Surgery, Pa. University.
Valentine Mott, NJ. u Prof. of surgor,, y. VINE
,srsity.
W.P. Devices. NJ. u Prof II Mil. Pa University.
N Chapman NJ. u ,rrof of physc, Pa. University
4. Pntkr, NJ u, Post COLLEGE Of Physicians Phu
Dr. Del Vallo, Piof,ssnr oil Medicine, Havana.
joe Eourenco dc I.uz. Prof "f surgery, Lisbon.
q w. Irving, la'o Minister To Sptin
J. hipm,n, Member ROYAL College Surgeons, l. n.
uan.
sir Thomas Perrson " ior General British Army
Gilbert Ecbcttsou, British Consul, &c., sc.
And also the wonderful cures effected 10y
Swaims Panncoa, have for many years made
ii mn invaluable remedy. The Panarca does
not contain Mercury in amy form, and being
nm innocent preparation, il may be given TO
the most ferder infant.
The retail price has hecu reduced to 81 so
per bottle containing .hrec half rin.s,) or
three bottles Tor 81.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Swaiu's Panacea is in round bottles, hulrd
longitudinalv, with the following letters
blown on 'hc glass:
piNACEh-piiiLApA"
and having the name JAS. Swain stamped on
thc-scnling wax an written on the label COW
crinr the cork and Il spl, ndid ercrav NJ for
the side OF the bottle, composed ofa seometric
la'he work, compiling nine different lics,
which have been turned for tho exclusive use
cr eravcrs. OF Philadcrlia, In the centre is
portrait ofihc lac VIM. Swain, copyright
secured.
Also, SWaims Vermifugc.
\ valuable Family Medicine, being hieh-
" approved remedy for all diseases arising
from debility of tie digestive organs, such as
Worms, Cholera Morhus, Dvsentcry Fever
and NEn". Needing Plies, Sink Headache.
Sc. Sc. See the Pamphlet which may Lc had
sraii-, accompanying the Ncrmircc.
Prepared only at SWANS LABORATORY. !
Olp SrNNp, Seventh 81, below Chc>tnuf.
philadclphin. an sold hy al the rc~pcctabl. !
lnu. .,i,i, in he Uni'cd State.
CtuuoN TO THr rrnLic Persons wish +.
ia. 10 obtain the genuine Swaims Puaccn +.
and Sw6iui'S NcruifUer, should be caiclrl to I
','iser," that TIE name SwAiH j. sV,i lied cor. .
rcctly ON the bottles aud lah,l. or thry may .
lee imposed on hv IN. 1i"inrs made in imitation /
Of lher,,hy person tcnriuca somewhat sim I
liar nnmc, well calculated to deceive. 7;fm .
General Agent, iui the Uiitrd Statcs,
>ClIItrFFLiN. BROTHERS y co,
l." William =, cor Of Bc,Lman. y Y. /
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-20
4sN Philadelphia Medical
years ago by Dr.. E,>ht.

@+I1a11TETN years ago by ~. h'>h'-
:, liz corner OF mrs "ud
cntpn 81, between Spruce uhi !ii.r. IhllA,
uo'Ph'a' Ia. -
~ Aid"
-he "P?risc" fh"i ~. klNhkiIFrr' .ifes his
C;''e 10 pa ilcuIar branch "i medicine
""'cn ehsHses ans un'uvlded attention. lie
cautions INC unfortunate against ne htus"o!
mercury thpushHdsar annually nrrcurial-
mei out Ut HE. Recent affections are
rt,0.mniiT cN,insui,tct. ..
~ II YEARS or EAPEisiLN &c.
In the trcatncn, OF q class oi diseases hith-
crto neglected and imreriect!y understood,
has enabled DR. hlSkfrIN, fau'hor nf aworh
on sen freserYationl, 10 prove that miro
tenths 81 the causes # nervous debility. 10.
cal ana constitutional weakness. ncntHl and
physical suffering, are lrarcab'c to certain
habits forming the most secret yet deadly
hnd fatal springs of domestic misery and pc.
nature mortality,
TAXI. PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes induced
IN by boys, In solitude. often grc"iuEup with
them TO manhood, and which, If nltrcl,,rmcl
in due time, not only hcgets serious obstacles
to matrimonial happiness, but gives re 10
series Of protractcd nsidiuns and DEVASTATING
affections Few OF those who rive WY 10
this peruicious vruciice nre ,warc Of the con
sequences, until they find the nervous shat.
tered, feel strange aud unaccunrtnbl.fceliuc,
AMI vague fears in the mind
Tho unfortunate thus affected Lc comes foe
bile. is unable 10 labor with accustomed vigHr,
ar 10 apply his mindto study; his >tep i, tnr-
dY aHc weak, he il dull. irrcSolutc. and en-
cages in his sport with less energy thnnuenal.
Ii he cmancipatc himself before the prac.
tice has done its worst aud enter mairimonv.
his marriage is rnfruitful and his sense toll :
him tina, this is caused nv his early folhcs.
Theseare considerations which shonld awaken