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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-23
THE LONDON QUARTERLY Conservative.
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TIE EDINBURGH REVIEW whig>. sza -
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree church,.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW IiberaD.
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The present critical state of European affairs will render
these publications unusually interesting during the forth
coming year. They will occupy middle ground between
the hastily written newstems crude specuations and fly
ing of the daily Journal and the peuderous Tome
of the future Historian written after the living interest and
excitement Of the great political events of the time shall
have passed away 1t is these Periodicals that
look for the only really Ineligible and reliable hsto
nv of ent events and SUCH in addition to their we'll
established literary scientific aud theological character,
urge them upon the consideration Of the reading public
20 Arrangements now permanently made for the
receipt of Early Sheets from the British Publishers by
which are enabled to place all our Reprints in
the hands of subscribers about they can be fur
nisbed with The foreign copies Although this involves
very large outlay eur part shall continue to furnish
the Periodicals at the low rates heretofore Wiz:
II 81 - Per ann.
For any one of the four Reviews. .......... So 90
For any two of the four Reviews. 5 90
For any three OF the four Reviews, 70
For all four Of the Reviews Observation-Disclosures. 90
For 3lackwOod's Magazine. .:................. %
For Backwood and three Reviews ............ 20
For BlaekwOOd and the four Reviews ......... 1000
Payt 30 BE- made in al cases IN adUares Management
IN the State lpLers issued tctH Be receoed at par.
% CLUBBING. l-.
discount of twenty-five per cent from the above prices
will be allowed to Clubs ordering direct from L. Scott Co
four more copies OF one or more Of the above works
Thus: Four copies of Blackwood or of Review, with
be sent to one address for S9 four copies of the four Re-
views and Blackwood for $50; and so on.
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Renittanees and communications should always be adj
dressed, postpaid to the Publishers, 5'-"
IL ~ LEONARD SCOTT & co,
EN- 81 GOLD STREET New IoRK.
n. B.-I. s. & Co. have recently published and have
for sale, the FARMERS GUIDE" by Henry Sieph-
ems of Edinburgh, and the late Prof Norton OF Yale Col
lege, New Haven, complete in vols, royal octave,
taning 1890 Pr ges, IA seel and 800 wood engravngs
Price, in muslin binding, S.. .- --F.
5-S9~ Ogrtl az nor " of
LzteLy RSsusCrATED and Aroac1uPoH TIE market. s.-
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r, G. M'NAIRY & CO.,

No. SIS College ST., Nashville, Tenn,
A RE now receiving their FALL STOCK OF H. w
n GOODS to which they would respectfully invite the
attention of the public. -
Embr0ideries. ,i-
They have opened for sale the and most
varied assortment Of Embroderes brought Nash
ve from which the ladies would do well select early
Their d.. r..- -a- az = -. -
Silk Goods. Ribbons, Trimmings, etc.,
Will surpass all previous displays,s.ls.il -
Carpets. fsli SD 81 4
In few days they will rich md extensive sup
ply of Carpets selected in the East by their buyer
pressy for this trade and which they intend sell 30
cheapas 10 make it to the interest OF every buy
them. Their stock in this department will be 10000
Also Of every thing in their line of business they will
keep constant supply of the best quality the lowest
price. t--.-t AZ :
Desiring to sose their Summer stock before going int
their New Store they selling below cost. Let I'll who
desire good bargains give them call -s.1 .r a
auglS-u e..-..-- .s-F
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFFlcE-coRNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS.


THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
to subscribers at the following Single copies
year. in advance az 5O within the year. So 90; at the
end Of the year. 81 90.
CLuBs of FIVE at Office and upwards 81 90 per copy
for year. Clubs of subscribers will be received for
six months at the foregoing rates.
The TRl WEEKLY is published every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday, at IS 90 per annum advance; if not
paid in advance Sc 90. ----.a
The DAILY published at Eight Dollars.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS. al
Remtances of subscriptions may be made BY mail at our
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No paper will be sent out State unless the order is
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~ We wish it distinctly understood that paper will
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DENTISTRY.
DRS. ROSS a. MCDANIEL,

DENTISTRY.
DRS. ROSS Il MCDANIEL
IIAVlNG formed association in the pracce Of fh,Ir
II Profession, offer 10 the citizens OF Nashville and the
public generally their services in the different departments
Of Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry
They are prepared to insert Teeth on Coll Plate from
one to full sets on the Air Pressure or any lsher a
proved PLAN also, sets Pkaaa Plate with the Csfs
aoaS Gums, which, In view Of their cleanliness and aea-
rafaess Of agPerranes have been justly styled the IDEAL
~ Patients Iom distance may expect no derenfiOa
as their facilities for dspatching business are very
plete
az Office. No. 2s Cherry street near Union.
mayIG-dlt-w4t
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PUMPS! GARDEN AND FIRE ENGINES:
VUST received from the manufactures OF Downs b Co.
81 and Cowng Il Co, large suPplyof e. . s.-f ell
14-# PUMPS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS . - .. .
REVOLVING SPOUT CISTERN PUMPS of all sizes
Deep Well Pumps;
Force Pumps, with or without Air Chambers;
Brass Cylinder Pumps; la
Chain Pumps, with extra Reels and Spoutsj ---
Zinc Tubing-various sizes; G.. . ....s.
Garden and Fire Engines for the protection Of private
dwellings d, az -'
All the above articles will sell for small advance
upon New York prices III
mh2f - SNOW, MACKENZIE & co. .r.
CANARY AND OTHER CAGLS.-we have
~ just received large supply of
CANARY BIRD CAGES-very elegant;
Mahogany Robin and MOcking 5ird Cages;
RAT AND MOUSE TRAPS Of various patterns
SAND SCREENS. SLFTERS, Brass and Iron Wire;
Dog Auzzles &c &c. &C. "a
$50 l- SNOW, MACKENZIE + CO.. e..
mh22 II College Sire It, Nashville.
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Hot AIR FURNACES. -
WE have Just received from Boston supply Of CHILL
w SONS FURNACES, and are prepared TO put them
up the best style either for heating private residences
churches or other public buildings.
The following some of the important improvements
attained By this invention: Purity of air. free from the
burnt air to red hot iron furnaces powerful ar
Management for generating heat great furnace
perfect safety against setting buildings fire IN which
theyare located may be set In low Cellars and are easily
managed 800. .
To this Furnace was awarded The Worlds Fair Prize
Medal in London in 1851, having been considered in all
respects superior to the Furnaces offered from Russia,
june3 snow, MACKENZIE co. i
GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON! +.
TUST received from New York @
q Copper and Iron Coal Scues and Vases very elegant
A large assortment of Tea Trays, various styles
Richly cut and polished fire Irons, in setts;
Stands for 6re-irons all patterns; g.
handsomely Japanned Plate Warmers ---I
Dixons fine Brisna Tea Sett; 81. A..
Carved Bread Trenchers and Knives;
Copper and Block Tin Tea Kettles:
Oyster Dishes, Beef Steak do; Coffee Grecguss,
Soup Tureens aud Ladies; Coffee Urns; $50.
Toilet Sets of Foot Tubs, Stop Jar and Water Carrier;
Nut Picks, Nut Crackers Napkin Rings
Table Mats, Sugar Nppers, Cork Screws;
Lard and Oil Lamps, Iron kitchen Lamps
Cruplb Brushes, Plate Brushes, busting Brushes;
Hearth Brushes and BrOoms Feather busters; ...- 3.
Foot Scrapers Dog Irons Fire Carriers;
Door Mats of various kinds and at very low prices
Fine Ivory handled Cutlery; Old. 1-
Cutlery with Bone tbony Cocoa and Horn handles a-
Beef Carvers, Bread Knives Cooks Knives; 2 I'll d
Clothes Baskets. Market Baskets, Work Baskets; .
Cedar Buckets, Churns Water Cans, dc. sc; -..s
Wooden Ware OF all descriptions;
sauce Pans, from half pint upwards;
Iron do, lined with zinc and epameled;
Batter cake Turner'S Egg Whips and Churns; -Ia' O
Butter Moulds, Siflers, salt Stamps -.-.---
Pie Plates of all patterns, Baer-Cake Pans;
Cake Boxes, Tea Canisters; .s.. ""
Patent and Plain Sad Irons; Toy Sad Irons; -aiA Z
Jspanned Ware of all kind; gE .arE8
Nurse Lamps complete for ladies and invads;s4 ...
Bachelors Lamps for heating water ing coffee III
three minutes; n. ~
We constantly receiving from New York. accessOns
TO stock of House furnishing Goods and can supply
short notice any articles to be found in this city
now 25. SNOW, MACKENZIE Il CO. ..-
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- 80 SUNBRTES,
IA BAGS Pepper; 500 dozen Baking Powder;
w p do Splcs 2 boxes Eagle Soap;
80 bags Ginger rs kegs Shyt, all sizes
eco p0Gads Nutmeg T. $50 boxes Star Candles;
800 do Cloves 100 J. do do do;
ceroons Indigo; 20 Il do do do
= 2 casks Nader ss-Fa ylOO boxes Tsllow do
IS bbls Copperss; 80 do lpperiql Tea;
100 dozen Buckets; a so dnz n lsrunng: ---.
290 3 to gal Demiiohus lOd do Sardines; -.
~ boxes dried Herring 10 casks Soda fine;
Is ibis No 9 Maekerel; 95a hSx.s Starch
10 Gases Matches; 100 bxs and hfbxs Raisins !;
1000 Wrap Paper; 100000 Cigars various BIRDS
"a kegs st Louis Golden 100 boxes Tobacco do;
si-f SyIup..a rs- "a 6bls Walkers Ae
10 tierccs fresh Rice lou bags Cotton arms, every
Is Ibis st Louis butter size @ -''
= 90, Crackers; -a.f ESQ dezeu t5ed Cords anS
30 hf bbls do do DO; ed. Plow Lines.
.jfl 10 store and for SIDE By .-l .-- .-
i mh2f55- -..--4- .s 3D. ed MORRIS 4 STR ALTON
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British Periodicals.

LEONARD SCOTT & CO, New York, continue to
publish thetollow1ng British Periodicals, viz
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-23

'INo RENT-A handsome Room the 5. .cond story
over BeTys Book Store In point of ,ss and COM
Tort the room is not surpassed by any in the city
"a Apply at the Book Store.
msySu j. T. POINrDEXTKR
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-30
Consumption Cured.

New York, Doc. ~, 1883
I came o New York in tho slip Telegraph NY ma
tive place -. john New niuHaaieki nhrn reach
ed thus city. my health p,ori bad very bad
cough. faiscd good dea Ut matter Witch sequeut-
Is nsiIed With blood bad plin 40 my leh siie, aud
was very weak end emauriHivd. My frieuds aad ply
stefan pronounced my case Cuusumpiion add beyond
the reach ef medicine. heard accidentally oi Dr..
Cuffis's HygraHa, or lnhtiiug iygosn Napor and
Chefty syrup, and obtained package which Fenly
believe was tho means Of s4yins my lh. Soon sttri
wearing the Inhaief, Hound % relieved tho pressure
ny lungs, and ufoG While the dss'-e made ITS
appearance npen the suiftre urder the lnhalcf.
took the Cherry syrup dtcc'ea, AMI continued to
Ao 90 my cough cIaduall, growing better, unt 10
tirelY lsii mo- and 1 aow CONSIDER mysnf cured.
still the luhaeE the Of rather pleas
an and brleviug u strengthening and purifying to
the lungs, l irol unwilling al pfeuscni is dispense
with H.. JOHN WOOD.
Sold by BOYD & PAUL, Ne. t49 Chamhafs stieet 8
c. II. RING, corner OF Iohn Street and Broadway, n
Y. Phce So pacSpge
n. B.-Any peisen inclosng - 90 boyd PAUL
ofCuRris & PERKINS. NV York, VIII receive a
package containing huule of Hygaas Naner, ane OF
Cherry syrup aud an lahsirr, meet boa ht eHpfcss
Zee any pSIt OF the United STATES four raeka
ses, for so. Agent for Montpelier FRED. T..
SMITH. cosy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-30

they make upon their farms. Mr..
E. d. Wheeler, Of Barre, in this
county, raised the past season more
than a thousand bushels Of carrots
upon an acre and half Of ground,
without the use Of guauo and on
some paris Of his field, where the
earth was in the best preparation
and made rich by common manure,
the yield was more than eleven hun
dred bushels 10 the acre. Carrots;
for livery stable horses sell at 80 to
as cts. per bushel; but are worth
quite as much TO the farmer, TO iced
TO his horses and cows at home
Ii would be a great point gained in
good husbandry, il the attention Of
farmers generally could be turned TO
a more extensive cultivation OF root
crops, especially of The carrot. A
thousand bushels per acre, with thor
ough preparation Of the soil and
liberal manuring, may easily be
raised in good season, even without
the use OF guano.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-30
Asthma Cured.

bfonklNu. \. y, Dec. 90, 1853.
Fer sbent eight wears have HecH severely uiitciei
win the Asthmf fr'fhe a-f two s"aisl have suffer
beyoud go nly pov.is % de,curuen months "a
time hlvs not hreh ablc in sieel 10 hrt. getting
Whts rruii -ltins fu nN chair. NY Nihctly Of
breathing, and suh finrs we've 30 great a. thie-,
that for hours together mt TRENDS expected that each
haui would be mF lu.t. HunHg lhc isst tiK seafs
have had che aid and atenoHnte ol some of he must
celebrated ply lams, hut have tsctlFrd perut-
nent benefit gni iait Little rnIr a iru-h had iie
good ftrfuur procure d.. tuuls.s NAe'apa Or la
h4in- Hleesn Nap"f ADD thrtry syrup Al The time
lisi uhfsiurd O.. was suhtiln- under one OF my
most violent ttiaok- aai Boo lfelt di-tfrss almost
-uhlcatng fsf want 81 breath Co. less shHu tru mia
ufcs hom tls time applied thO lhhhlHi ia uy stou-
sch aud took spoonful Ct thr CHcfiy syrup, was
relieved in great metsufo ison thr aiueuliy ct
reathiuc AND bad q cumipftat'o uIsht. have since
coutuuea a. vita The greatest la--lblt benefit, end
am nov comparatively we'll Tod onl, knows Tho
nmouut of suferWg tbs uu tctHe he relieved me
from. My advice to the suffering IS rEV ~.
MAhGAkbl EASTON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-30

"THE FARMER."--ThIs is the
short, plain, blunt and significant
title of one Of the very best agrcul-
iural publications in our country
1t is published al Amherst, Mass.
and edited by Prof. J. A. Nash, with
admirable tao, and great ability
The beauty OF this monthly journal,
devoted 10 scientific and practical
farming, consists in the adaptation Of
its well written articles TO the soil
and climate Of New England, and
the brevity and plainness of the Ian
guage in which the editors views are
transplanted into the minds of its
readers. He evidently knows about
what he writes and writes from
practical and scientific knowledge,
garnered up in his mind from 'oork-
ing on the farm, and Sfndy OF his
books. Success TO A." The Farmer"
we say, with its short title, in plain
fat letter. 1t abounds in " fat
things, full Of marrow" and is furn-
ished TO subscribers at i 100 per
year, in advance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-30

Don't you recollect we have a
bet between us about the price OF
some fruit trees bought five years
ago next springF
'Ahl do remember something
about it. You were to give me
twenty-five dollars if you didn't get
your twenty-five dollars back from
me for the products Of those trees
and thingsl twill come very han
dy just now
DON'T be too fast, ncighbor |
am afraid it won't come very handy
Just now. That was what was dun
ming you for, that twenty five dol
lars =
Wba, YOU don't pretend TO say
we have had twenty-five dollars
worth of stuff from your garden
More than that from that very
twenty-five dollars worth OF trees
and things Here is an account of
everything you have bought and paid
for; of course it don't include what
| have sent YOU gratis
And you have certainly not been
stingy. Why, this bill amounts to
thirty-seven dollars II is not pos
sible p
1t is Just SO; you had over TWEEN
ty bushels of apples, and three bush
els of pears, and those alone amount
TO twenty-five dollars
i own up the corn; draw the
note for seventy five
No, ! guess we will let the TWEEN
ty-6ve go | only mention it TO show
that there may be good sense in new
things sometimes. Now ] will bet
the twenty-five dollars over again
that my store bill has not been, the
past season, half as large as yours,
though | have had one more 10 my
family
If | had not been so badly taken
in before, would stand you: but |
guess it wont be safe
We have raised our own pota-
toes, corn, peas. beans, and all other
garden vegetables. Our eggs are al
ways fresh and abundant from the
nest and for more than two wears
we have not been without ripe, fresh
fruit.
How can that be !
Well declare that is something
| never thought Of but it takes so
much time aud bother TO get these
things staried-,hen it is an ever
lasting job 10 take care of them.
1t needs no more lime and mon
cy than you throw away ON things
that amount To nothing at all, and
with abundance of fruit, you save
the expense OF heavy meat bill,
which is not healthy IN hot weather.
No doctor has been called to step a
foot within my door for over four
years past Fresh, ripe fruits are
sure remedies for all ailments, and
they are not bad TO take"
MIR. Chapman put the fifty, into
his weasel skin, and left with flea
in his ear
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-30

Wool GROWER AND STocx REG
,srER.-No. |, vol. VII, of this
valuable work for wool growers,
breeders, grazlers, dairy men, and
farmers generally, is upon our table,
neatly printed in octave form, orna-
mented with spirited engravlngs,
with ihlriy-,wo pages filled with a
rich variety of interesting matter for
the ,ilers Of the soil. The new
volume commences with January
1855. II is published by ID. ID. Il.
Moore, Rochester, N. Y, at so
cents per vol, or 800 in advance,
per year, forming two volumes year
ly. We heartily commend it 10 the
patronage Of the wool-growers and
cattle breeders Of Vermont. Moore
Rural New Yorker is published al
the same Office, $500 year, in
advance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-30
THE ONE ACRE FARM.
AZURE FOR HARD TIMES.

How much land have you go,
here in your lot, Mr.. Briggs
4 have one acre
'One acre /! aud here you are TAX
ing four agricultural papers T; aud all
because you have one acre Of ground !
How many such papers would you
have TO take if you had n hundred
scres?'
81 shouldn't probably need any
me han | take now +; YOU know,
Mr. lpman, one can go through
all the lolions' on one acre as well
as a hundred
A man can throw away money
wilhou, any if be has a mind to-
For all the good you get from such
periodicals, you might as well, prob
ably, throw the money they cost in
to the fire, they are nothing but hum
bugs
Il pay in all only eight dollals.'
Eight dollars ! enough TO buy a
tip top barrel Of -four, and leg Of
bacon and then if you read these
periodicals, there is twice the amount
OF the money spent in reading them.
Il do usually read or hear read al
most every word there is in them
my boys and | take turns in reading,
and one reads aloud while the rest
work
Complete nonsense no wonder
your shop don't turn out any more
boots in a day Than il does =
Perhaps we don't do as great
days works, some days, as some Of
our neighbors bu, ! guess tina, in
the course of The year, we turn oul
as many according to The hands al
work as most do.
Il suppose it is out of these pub
LEGATIONS you get your foolish notion,
about so many kinds of fruit trees
One Of my boys came home awhile
ago and said Mr.. Briggs had got lots
and lots Of fruit trees and such
things, that cost, don, know how
much, and wanted me to buy some
grape-vines, pear irees,snd so on.
told him it was all ioolishness, ans
not TO let me hear him say anything
about spending money 50 foolishl,
You have, ] dare soy, laid out ten Q
fifteen doIIars. this spring.'
Yes, nearly ~ much again;
have laid out twensy five dollars 70
trees and garden fruit
Twenty-Five dolIars! ! wonde
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-30
MEDlCiTED INHALATION.
a NEW METHOD.

4 MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY ha. recent
~ " been made o., Or. CURTIS for cutting Asthma,
Consumption, bienchui., Coughs, Cols aud ali Lung
Complaints ht Mrhlcrfe luNalatiun. ~ tiKTie'S
HNGEANA, oftNHAlING Hf CLAN NArDR AND
CHERRY SYRUP, hos accomplished tue inset ~on-
def FOL OF A-thmu hna tonsuwpion, tn the ci-
~ ct Ncs Nnrk nrd viciH'iy Tor few munibs plsi
esei kuoNn to mao. IL IS pt'utire an Impression on
Disease Of the Lungs, ruyrr before Niu'-ard hy The
medical pfuic-stuu. zee crfIincae 90 fbr hands Of
Agents.
The lnhalrf Is warn on M. 20 Hst under We linen,
without the least rnuvru erce thc hett 90 he bndy
heng suii rirnt to eVapofao the hud,suprising the
longs occasionally with tvslhg aud ngferH ic Vapnf,
passing into III the OF cells and plssaHrs of the iun.s
u at cannot ussHy Doe reached ay au9 uhrr medicine.
IL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-30

MICE AND Fruit TREEs.-Now' 5
the time TO save your trees from the
Cravings of mice. Stamp the snow
down around The body of the tree
No mice will approach the bark ;
cause why; They can't. They
can get nothing there to make mes,
of and so scamper off, for spring
quarters, where the snow is light
about your neighbours trees, and
there nestle in the grass and gnaw to
their hearts content.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-30
Biackwood's Edinburgh Maga-

The present cfiucll st,te ot European ahlfs vii
render thefe pubrai, unusually Interesting during
The forthcoming year They will occupy middle
ground be- i~een ihe hastily wIiiten ncns crud,
speculsiians, and hyi rumnis Of the dils Journal
aud pondefous Tome OF the future historian wfii-
ten AFTER The h'ng iHiefest and rNcItomeht of Tho
great poltical events Of the tue shall have passed
II h 10 ihe,e periodic ts thAt readers must look
current events ami Is such, ia ADDITION To their we'll
established literary, scientf', and hcoiogit al chlf-
actei, We urge thcm upon the consideration Of The
reading public
lyAmngcmnnts are nov permanently for
tho receipt ofEAkLN SHEETS IRON the British pub
fishers. by which enabled To qltce all our RE
pru,s IN Tho bands oisuhsoib rs about they
can be furnished with the iuicisn copies Al hough
this iavolsvs very large outlay part, shall
eoniare To furnish the periodicals at the same low
rates heretofore, together with the following pre-
mtuns TO ne n suhscilhers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-30

There s un evil uslli sumftnef tndu god Ca b. huys
iu soiitnde, uiiru growing up WITH titm 10 mHnheod,
and which, az ut fiofmed 90 due time, ons heees
serious obstacle. 90 natuit nHl hapliress hul gives
rise 10 scifcs 81 roifsrcd, nsdious, pod deyasurE
Affection. IcN ct those tu give 10 this pcfni-
csous pffctice aNnfe OF The consequence uutii
they end thf nervous sfstem rhatefet feel stfenea
and uu8ccoHntltle 'eiHgs, aud yauge fcafs "a he
mind
The unfortunate Thus Affected become feeble. is
bio 10 labor with accustomed Nigtf. TO apfis be-
mind 20 sudfi his step lafiy and enk. he dull,
irssoute aud engages Do his sport With lees enefsJ
thaa j.
If be- emHncipaio hinsclf before n, practice has
aone ii worst, and entrf uatrinnny, hi. marriage
uuffutf. aad his ieils hia that This
hy hi earl, foiics 1Affs consideration pAick
shoH aratfE fAs atifptoa II those siiiarlv sifeatec