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Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-18
IOH.vP.a.H'CIER,

Fashionable Barber and Hair Dresser.
LEAvENwoRTH, <. T.
MFR. JOHN PANSEIR, takes this method of
sIHk informing the citizens of Leavenworth that
he has taken and fitted up a room in the Leayan-
worth House for the above busines where he
win be happy to please all who may favor him
with CALI
May 1, 1885,
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-18

OAO Bushels Corn Meal, received and for
ZUI sale by LEWIS n. REES.
70E Sacks Flour, just received by
tZe) LEWIS N. REES.
TH0 Sacks Corn-receiYed and for sale by
IL" l.. n. R.
OK Bushels Dried Spplss-received and for
~ sale by L. NJ X.
H000 Lbs Bacon-received and for sale
4UUU by L. N. K.
A Lot of Prairie and two horse plows-just
n received and for sale by L. n. K.
q Two horse wagons-received and for sale
y bv L. N. R.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-18

G. c. ALEXANDER.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-18

B8fn ara > A08AMS ~ E,SCk = So
STABLISHED,1 1885, jobbers in Foreign and
IDomestic Drugs, patent medicines, glass,
paints, oils and dyes. Corner ID. and Washing
ton Avenue, ST. Louis Sep. 10, 54'
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-18

JOS. B. EVANS.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-05-18

Oct. 27, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23
Personal Intelligence

Chevslitr j. q. Hulsemap, of the Austrian legation
was in Boston on the 2Ist inst
Mr.. s. M. Booth, of the Mcuukie Free Democrat has
been served with notice citation signed by Chief
Justice fancy, 10 appear before the u Supreme Court
at Washington the LIST December next pursuance
Of writ or issued by that tribunal 20 show cause
why the judgment OF state Court in his favor-n
the calico habeas corpus case" should not
rectsd" Mr.. b. ibtimses, rather decidedly, that il
won't be convenient for him to go.
ARRIVALS.
Ltnty Baltimore s. Haisht, buffalo; j. ~ Ferguson,
ny; II. W IA Crttenden n j.; T.. N. smith, Rochester.
At the Betropolitsu-HoD. A. w. Buell. Michigan; Hon.
Els Cowes; Alex. Fuller j.. Curtis, Boston; u: 5.
HOOD, Macs Hall, Baltimore; $. G. cray, Boston; Way
At the Attor house-liop. v. Pruyn, Albany; z. II.
Benton, Philadelphia; ID. X Este Cir cinnat Capt Chad
wick london; n Lopcr Philadelphia; Capt Gibhon, U.
a, he Iryins BSSseoncn George Devoe Buffalo; Dr. J.
u Knight Philadelphia; DR. Child and lady, N. "; Rev.
n. 7. Rochester. Alsbama; III. Munson New Haven't N.
Ncrcrosl, Mass.; Capt. Shield, New Fall; W. Raymond
AZ the Presoottpr j. Gangss Iowa: W. schalI, N, r;
T. W Hlstchford, Mass I. x. Wezel, Brooklyn
At che st. Denpis--D. Perkins, Wess Point; Dr.. ~
GibSes Charleston; David T. yak, Philadelphia; X.
From Charleston, in steamship James Adser-Mss Bacot
Pellet, VIM Bnrrovs Acklev, Lundes DR. l. IIuntley
u Spne, Rogers, Miss Bacot and servant Mrs w e
Wayne Mrs Duscoe, Miss Mary Colt, II w Dorre lady
snd two ehildren ! Cole. Hrsh = Mamgauit, b
hss Robinson Miss Wesham, critic, N Forser T. i
Moser Mtftt Col lewis Norris Master Backloy, TIA
Miller. Mackenzie and 30 IN the storage.
Iron Neuvitas, in brig slms p-John j Bruce Stephen
Blacle, Ramos, Tsdivar Thos Cumming, p scauian.
Prom ssgua la eIande, iS r lark VicsrcsJGs McLesn,
II raj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-23

The REWARD OF MERrr-Tbe Presidency, in
these days, is considered the only fitting reward
for any man who has distinguished himself in
any way in the public service. Thus Captain
lppraham has been proposed for the White
House, for rescuing Koszta, foreign refugee,
from the Ansirians; and Captain Hollins has
tecD iavorably mettioned FOR bis bomoardm mt
Of Greytowp; and SsDatOr Atcbison has been
brough. out for heading the med M;ssourians
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Boston, May %, 1855.
The meeting last evening at Faneuil Hall in opposit
to the new Liquor law, was large and enthusiastic D
legations from New Bedford, Lowell, Cambridge, wor
cester, and other places were present. accompanied al
bands of music. Oliver Frost OF Boston, presided ~
sisted by 6fty Vice Presidents and ten Secretaries I'll
principal speakers the Rev. Mr.. Lovejoy of Cam
bridge; Hon. Isaac II. Wright, of Boston, and Edwar
A. Voss. Twenty resolutions, embodyng the spirit Z.
the meeting, were adopted. The following are the ars
and last -
Resolved, That the recently enacted socallsd Maine
Liquor law is compound Of fanaticsm folly and poll
tcal corruption. =
Resolved, That we will protect the property the
tation and the freedom of the citizens of this CoN
wealth, which are guaranteed to them by the
rights -
Six thousand 10 low estimate Of the number r,se.
sent.
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Boston Weekly Bank statement.
The Ohio fSairroad.
REPORT OF TIN BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

CHICAGO, May %, 1855.
The directors Of the Ohio Railroad have made len
report to the city Of e. Louis other stock holders r.
the State In regard to the road. The report states ta
there is gap OF only forty Eve miles between St Loai
and Vincennes, In the western division, and that two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars only viii be require
complete the road 10 Wabash. IL is estimstsd
profit en- the road, when oompleted viii be 10 per Cd
the cost-seyen millions
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in their late invasion of Kansas. Down East
and ont West some practical people are talking
of Mayor Wood as the proper man for chief
magistrate of the whole country; and doubtless
he would make good one. The next move
win probably be in behalf of the man who COM
manded the Grapeshot in the pursuit Of Baker.
Who comes next?
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United states Crrcu,t Court.

u Tore Chlsf Justice Nelson.
NAY 22.--Sucncod 10 me State Prison-Victor Fran
cisco c,uVcted Of the maneaughter OF the mate OF
brig Motto while Tying in the barbor OF Mstsnzas,
70 yesra imprisonment In tho State prron,
and to par hne OF Nix cents.
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THE ENGLISH OPERA New YoRK.-Ths celebrated
Pyre and Harrison troupe of performers in English
opera, which lately met with such brilliant at
the Broadway theatre, will commence TO play under
new engagement at Nibo's theatre this evening The
series of entertainments will be naugurated by the per-
Torrance of The Daughter of the Regiment in which
fine opera there is doubt but the troupe viii sustain
It's high reputation 1t is probable that the theatre
will be crowded to the utmost,
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The Chicago and Ar,lwauI.Ie Railroad.

CHICAGO, May %. 1856.
The trains on the Chicago and Milwaukee railroad al
nov through regularly The fare by thu steamers Id
been considerably reduced. \
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T ii Il TEST NEW
By MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEsaApws.

The Next Mail Steamer from Europe.
HALIFAX, May esp. NJ.
The agents OF the steamer America, ten days
out from Liverpool not look for her arrival before
Wednesday or Thursday evening
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Indictment for a,urder.

81, LOUIS, May %. 1861
The Grand Jury, In The case OF Robert NcO' Blcnn
has found true bill OF indictment agsinst him for
murder Of Benjamin Brand. The prisoner has entered
plea OF not guilty.
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much in their history; but they never saw the

much in their history; but they never saw the
day when the government had harier task to
perform than to say to the people, We sent
forth your army on gratuitous war. We sent
it forth with boastings and acclamations, and
babe you prepare the victor's chaplet for its
speedy return. We have spent more money
than it cost to beat Napoleon the Great: we
have lost four times as many men as we're killed
at Waterloo; and in return we have nothing
whatever to show but broken and bailled army,
and long list OF killed and wounded"
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MORMON IMMIGRATIoS.-The ship S. Curling, from Ia
verpoo arrived yesterday brings SIS passengers all
which Morraons and bound for the Mormon set
tement, all in good health and very clean.
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NEW ORLEANS, May Il, 1866.
The ship Caspian, Of Bath, from Boston bound to New
Orlesns with cargo Of ice went ashore on the 10th
instant, On Gingerbread Ground, Bahamas, and wona
probably prove total loss
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FRANKLIN PIERCE UP FOR ANOTHER HEAT
The Maine Free Press, one Of the organs of the
free soil spoils democracy and the administra-
ton, speaking of Franklin Pierce says
OF the Presidents determination in reference 10 the
coming prssds csnvass We Of course know nothing
and 1t will have DO influence upon us. But for the
bItft OF certain gentlemen, suppose are author
zsa 10 ay that Gen. Pierce 10 in cool health may
be vigorous in quarter OF century Cen Case Is
~ the present time In out OF the presidential chair
bis siar win long be in the ascendant in New England
He not yet the 70 be treated with neglect We do
rot make these remarks becsue have any fears OF
tie action Of democratic convention In Name bat in
TO remarks that have to our ears
The Boston Post, Of course, seconds this mo-
ton. Very well. If Mr.. Pierce is to run again,
Gen. Scott is bis customer. The people having
discovered that they saddled the wrong horse
in '52, will be very apt to take the right one in
80, If the issue is again left between Scott and
Pierce. What says Tammany Hall?
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tHahltssfoNi MAY II, 1850
The United States mail steamship Nashville CAPTAIN
Berry arrived here from New Yorx at six oco x tbr1
ondsy) morning, and among ner passengers was Cao-
lain Insraham, Of the United States sloop war Sc
mil
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Large Ere at DanvilIc.

MoNrPIIKR, w., May q, 1855.
Al Danville, this morning, the hotel, the Caledonn
Bank building, the Methodist church. and two bsrna
were destroyed by Ere Nine valuable horses were all
burned The books and funds OF the bank we're saved
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METROPOLITAN THEArRE-This evening Mr.. Hackett
will appear, for the first time these five years, in the
Fasta of Henry ". The fame which he has acquired
IN the mpersonaon of this nimtable creation of Of
the immortal drama.ist's humorous moods viii, no
doubt, attract o crowded house.
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PHILArrLPHfA sToCy BoARD.
PnmADEiPmA, May %, 1855.
Money unchanged; stocks arua-Rsad.ng, s3a, Morri.
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From Washington.

INTERESTING DISPATCHES FROM sPAN-TEE AID.
MNlsTRATIoS CONTINUES TO BE HUMBuaGED--
LORD PALMERsToN's VIEWS ON cUBA-rHE vm-
GINA ELECTION.
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the lower police court, who committed them for
exsminstio1. Nearly sixty Of these unfortunate
creatu-y., varying in age ficm thirteen 70 forty
years, were consigned to prison to await an inves-
tiga.ion, which will be ommercsd to-day, and pro
baby viii not be concluded before Friday IA strong
efforts viii no doubt be made to have many of the
prisoners liberated.
The ship Caspian, Of Bath, from Boston for New
Orleans with cargo OF ice, Was totally lost on Gin
serbread Ground, Bahamas, on the 10th inst.
The cotton market continued firm yesterday, with
sales OF about $500 bales, closing at quotations
given in another column. Flour was tolerably al,
tive, and common to good grades were sold at IN
advance OF l2ac. 1850. There was more doing in
wheat, and 1000 bushels white Canadian were sold
at ~ AZ 81 S. and small lets prime white Michigan
sold at 81 60. Corn was active, with sales In mar
Ret and to arrive closing at 81 l6 81 Is for mixed
and yellow end 1000 bushels or mixed Western sod,
to arrive this NOR tn, at 81 Is. Provisions we're
stesdier, and new mess pork some firmer. Among
the transactions was the purchase Of 5000 bbs old
mess pork, to arrive in June, at SIT, which was
bought to fill French government order, to replace
the 6000 bbls shipped not long since on its accouat.
and lost at GOO 800 bales OF compressed cot
ton were engaged for Liverpool at 5.32d.
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NEW YORK HERALD.

syr1cE N. ". csRSER OF NASSAU AND yULros srA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27
MEDICINAL.
DR. Hats Celebrated PalLnaonic Elirir

DR. Halls Celebrated P3tLNl0nic EElriT
DOR the permanent OfcOughs, colds, consumption
L bronchitis, asthma, Influenza Group, whOOPiRg cough,
inflammation Ofthe bTOpchea and hOarsess, caused pub.
&c $peakng all affections Il the organs OF TespTa.
ton.
he lungs ever sold in america
IHpTeSentiEg this medicine 10 the public " have the
satisfaction that not only present them with
invaluable anote for the class of diseases 1t rroes.
To cure one which perfectly harmless III its eG
feels upon The constitution, be administered with
any mineral pOisOnS, for II contains
The fact, that large portion OF the SUFFERING and death
throughout country, is caused by disease OF The organs
OF respiration, consequent exposure anu cold has In
duccd put it within the reach OF every irdiVdUa
who may need remedy that has proven itself so Invaiu
able.
This medicine is the result long experience, and
study thDe diseases Of tie lungs which ara SO frequent III
changes bic climate; and claim II 10 be III advance
Of all medicines before discovered I"r those peculiar
Compl ints Improvement upon all, and consequently
uicriOr TO all others.
We shall make eXtravagan assertions Of efficacy
III curing iii eases. like the vendors OF too many ostus
who deceive all who thcn, shall hold out any
inducements Which experience does not justify.
laiIeHts VIII pcr>tVeTc in The use oil this medlclne
and IL din:ctr, they will be cured III every Instance
that it's not beyond the power oil medicine here arc
nun er0Is persons enjoy blessings Of health and
TehewediIe as II were, WHO Otherwise would have long
since been in their grave timely and pcrSeve
That 1t is nabe IL every stage OF consumption, but
know II TO BE- better adapted 10 the various diseases oithe
respiratory than other Medicine ever offered 10
the public. All ask trial, and i'll every Instance If
re freely according 10 he directions, and perfect salts
faction is not given, The money will be returned.
Genuine signed +. HALL IL CO. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout tine country. ar9-Iy
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THROM Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Difficult
y Brtaihlg Tooth-Ache. Tic DoOreux, Pain in the
Breast Side, Strain SPaSm, Headache, InlamnIa
ton, Stiff Joints Cuts, Bruises Sores, Sores
Pain or cramps III the Si0HiaCi holera MOrbus Cholera
lnt1nlun, ChOllc Lame BACK. ChblanS bites Poi
Gus Insects Rabid Dogs, que Cake Age in the
or Face burns. bruises, Glazing, chapped hands, corns,
Muscular Weakness Paralysis, Plies, Ear Ache, Ulcers
SAIL Rheun Seurvy Sore iippes Sore Lips. Venereal
assured that IN this article you have
SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which only removes ia in almost but
penelraits 10 the seat OF aud entirely
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh at the idea of any composition curing
such number OF diseases hut If yO but reflect that these
diseases, though name similar
causes the proposition will less eXiTavagauti but
were IL leu lines more which stare in the
lace would force the candid acnON ledge lis merits for
all who have used themselves, Witnessed its Igic
eneGS on others unite III declaring just what its
tNOml1i ell indicates, The hest LiaiPJ~nl kIo,Cn.
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
have you never noticed the striking maritY between
many eNteTIa! and inte anal diseases entirely er
eui names! And has it never you that
edy might be prepared which should be equally applicable
KE LISINEAr, which does your understanding
by Claiming TO have beet found burning
OEysPEI%" SCIENCE! being mid and simple in its
aud yet revealing in its effects power almost BILE.
teaching The most hidden SiIcws Of bcHnt,-
aud YET being nnoxiOms the weakest 1t also
by iar the cheapest Inent the being put az in
noes ice as large as the majority, and neOurtn la ger
than lie largest, besides being than four times
strong; we therefore Offer sou with pride and
poor, high or low
he unprecedented size the Nonrarei Tinment
put up The vast ev,eu ii the atet ia used in it,
makes it Impossible tbs tOp1y the printing the
hund' eds oil Certl'r-aiez gt pTNSh do deem
for itself.
We would however those afic.-, ones who have
often been gulle by rgcL certificates and big
to the following names being but lew of the many per-
sons whose character FOR candur and veracIty eclS
paegyic from us, and who wing fully virtues
III the different diseases which it is lecOmmcmdcd are
prepared TO speak Ut its merits as it deserves.
ins Nv lsnta al1s fH11l
Logan a Co, TYR Mckee, Patet a Co, and By the
principal Druggists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania.
August II, '53
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-27
MEDICAL,
proP Wonds'

IJnir Restorative is now for the first time intro
III duccd to the citizens Of Wheeling, No 1Sg MARKET
street which is the only remedy ever invented thai
win eectuay restore the grey hairs and whskes
original color youth without dyein; the bald
head in short time with the natural covering, remove
lanru prevents the hair from falling off, andS free
from the Ihv sediment Objectionable in prrpa.
rations or different before public; the RR-
sTOR ATIvH beautiful article for the toilet, the old
young and only be appreciated by its use; aud all
respectfully invited I" call at the bepot and examine
IiOn in the South and West, where it invented,
will refer TO the Certificate below OF the distinguished
statesman aud Senator, Judge lieese, of Illinois:
CARLYLE, IL. June %, 1853.
have uscd Prof o. s. Woods Hair ResiOrave,' aud
have admired the wonderful effect My hair
Ing as Thought, prsuturey grey, but by the his
IL has resumed its original color, and have
SIpNEY BREESE,
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f'rom The Fafrmoul { Vas Repu5lieqr.

AN INvALrAuLE :IEpICINE.-It is but seldom find
among the many remedies offered public
oil disease, commend, whose
tues we able TO discover, and have always eduOusly
avoided giving utterance to anything that night lead any
one to suppose that we pac ii any faith IN their plclem
somS. But with reference to remedy aCtured in
this place, and which as familiar 10 the public
as household words, spesk from knowledge of its in
hsc eXceilence, its adaptation 10 many of tie ills OF
e, and the security with which il may be used We
seak of the NOmareiI Nerve and Zone Linent, prepar
ID by H. H. Carr Il Co. from prescription furnished by
Dr Watson Carr, late MUrgaMtOYn, and of Wheel
ing one Of the most eminent Physicians i'll Virginia This
nimcn IS based upon the broad principle that any
dy which will relieve external palm will property com.
pounded he equally eicacOus in removing internal
lions, principle That has been successfully deveiored-
pie III its action, and revealing in its effects power
UTe Incredible, TeaC hing the hidden man
aud beas-amd vel heing n0xios TO the weakest infant
1t is ais" by far the cheapest hmeM in the ket, being
put up In EOtiles twice large the majority, one
Ourh larger than the largest besides being more than four
times Strong. We commend it those in want OF
aud certain remedy
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. 1, sprigg House Emporium!!
CLOTHS, cAssMEREs AND vEsTlNGs!
Nev spring and Summer Gooh.,

New Spring md Simmer e. Gods!
TAKE pleasure ia being able to say my old custom
i AMI the fashionable community thHt have lust
returned from New York, aud have been bic to procure
The most Fashionable Goods for the great
Emporium, New York. eau import from France and the
old cOuntriesi and having dispensed with
mon clothing, gives me more and time attend to
the wants OF customers in the fashionable way My
new stock now consists OF
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
rff-. I.... DALHIA CLOTHS.
Also. silk and cashmeTetts, all shades and COoTs;
honhaE1ne, dTapIteT Cloths linen grass lotS
&C. for Haking frOck, dress. sack and business coats
FRENCH English, and American es; asO ducks,
linen drtlIhsS &c, for making pants As 10 VestiMes
have the most beautiful selection looked any
~ all Of which prepared to lake up in the most
fashionable aud best STYLE have secured Mr. RUssELLs
services as cutter for the coming season, feel certain in
saying that furnish better cloths house
OF the Allegheny mDuntaIIls
In connection with the above have beautiful assoIt-
ment o. Furnishing Goods, all fine. seasOnabe and fash
Onable consisting OF cloth, cashmere clshlcTett bonn
bazne linen, lbita and plain linen, TOCk dress
aud business coats, vests and pants, made from
fashionable aud seasona bic Goods, in great variety; Also
linen and cotton Shirts SILK, linen, lambs wool ard cot
ton Understands aud Drawersi cIavats stocks, collars
gloves aud SuspenIers.
Hosiery in great variety; also every other article suit
able for completing sentem1n's wardrobe.
all the above named articles together with many other
articles that he found at my store, No SpTgg House.
Please call aud take look, and much Oblsr yours.
HI2l s. RICE,
NOTICE EXTRA.
pose Ol at less, make my Spring
Stock or finc goods:
Hr2t RICE
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AFFLICTED READ!!

-
SITS. between spruce aud Pine, PhitaJelphia, Pa.
INVALlDS
Are appraised that Dr. KINKELIN confines his practice
to pa'ticuEar branch OF medicine which engages his
undivided attention. lie cautions the unfortunate
against the abuse of mercury; thousands are ANNUALLY
mercural'zed OF" OF li!e Recent affections are promptly
TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
In the Treatment of class of diseases hitherto neglected
and Rpcrrecty understood, has enabled DIX. MIME
that nine tenths the causes Of nervous aebiity local
ing are traleabIe TO certain habits forming The most Sc
cietyet deadly and fatal springs of domestic misery and
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is evil sometimes INDUCED by boys,
solitude, often grOw UP with them 10 manhood, and
which, if not reformed in due time not only beses seri
Gus obstacles to matrimonial happiness but rise
series Of prOactcd, insi Ous, and devastating alice
tioms: Few OF those who give way 10 this perncious
the consequences, until they mte
nervous systems feel strange and uacCOuntI
bic Iesltngs, aud vague fear: in the mind
The unfortunate thus afflicted becomes feeble, is
BILE TO labor with accustomed igor, to apply his mi
TO- study his step IS tardy and weak he is dull ileso'
II he em1mcipates himself before the practice has dome
full and his tells him that this is caused by his early
Eies. These considerations rhcA SVta GlO1kel the
attention of those similarly situated.
MARRIAGE.
Requ the fulhmcnt several conditions, i'll order
that ii may be really the Of mutual happiness
Could the veil which now covers the origin oil domestic
wtechSdneSs be raised AMI its true source every IN.
sa.c how nay could be traced to phys
Apply then, while yet in time, in order 10 have your
strung aud relaxed organization ebraced eVlvied and
Strengthened.
lie whOpIuces himself under Dr. Knken's treatment
may TcigOusly COnhde III his honor gentleman, aud
rely the assurance, that the secrets OF Dir. MS
tiemtS will never be disclosed
Young mam-et no false modesty deter you froni max
i'm your known 10 who from education and
speCtubiIity, eau certainly belrieW't you.
Too many think they will conceal the secret in their
own hearts and cure themselves alas how often is this
a fatal dcusion and how many promising young