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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-03
COURTSfIIP AND MARRIAGE
Or, the Joys and Sorrows Of American Life.
Ely MRS. CAROLINE LEE uENTZ,

Ely MRS. CAROLINE LEE HENTZ, w.
Author of 'Aunt Patty's Scrap Bag,' sLinda, sc.
Complete in one large duodecmo volume { over
500 pages, neatly bound in cloth, for one dol
lar aud twenty-five cents; or in two volumes,
paper cover, for one dollar.
Courtship and Marriage: Or The joys and
Sorrows Of american Life, will be found on per-
usal, by all, TO be one Of the most exciting, in
ierestng and popular works that has ever ema-
mated from the American Press. 1t is written
IN charming style, and will elicit through all a
thrill of deep and exquisite pleasure, even ex-
cecding that of any OF her previous works, md
in this Mrs. Hcn,z has achieved a triumph Of no
ordinary kind 1t abounds with tho most beau
t'iul scenic descriptions, and displays an intimate
acquaintance with all phases Of human character,
every character being exceedingly well drawn
1t 10 delightful story, full of incidents, often
times bold and startling, and describes the warm
feelings OF the Sontherner in glowing colors.-
Indeed all Mrs. Hentz's stories apty describe
Southern life, and highly moral in thor ap-
plication. 1t will be found in plot, incident and
management to be superior work. The Pub
Usher feels assured that il will give entire salts
faction to all readers, encourage good taste and
good morals, and while away many leisure hours
with great pleasure and profit, and be recon-
mended to others by all that read it,
ID Copies OF either edition Of the work will
be sent to any one to any part of the U. States,
Tree OF postage, on RENTING the price of the
edition they may wish, to the publisher in let
ter. Published and for sale at the Cheap Book
and Publishing Establishment Of
T. b. PETERSON, No. l02, Chestnut st.
March %, 1856. Philadelphia.
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"TuE MILK OF THE WORD"

An Irish priest told man who had
Biblo in his possession that ale had
no business with the Bible; for st. Pc
ter said, it was not the Word, but the
milk Of tho Word he ought to have"
and he confirmed his assertion by 1st
Peter, 2: 2, "As newborn babes desire
the sincere milk of tho Word"
The poor freshman replied' "T know
'.n' well, your Reverence, but fcarin'
.aa a.'k might by adultorated, / like
fa.p the COW that gave it with mo
.u the onsc."
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FANCY PRINTING.

We have supplied ourselves with all the
materials necessary for doing fancy work.
such as Gold ard Silver Bronze, Red, Blue
and Green lnk--line glazed Paper of various
hues, &C., and we have the requisite skill
and experience 10 use them to advantage
Orders for fancy Labels, &c. will be prompt
ly attended to.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-03

-" Rev. Daniel Waldo, the Chap
100 Of The House of Representatives, is
ae Oldest surviving gr4uuato Of Yale
College.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-03
,AGAlHlDI3 GaADlHA,
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.

am satisfied that there has been u
gradual and even extensive work of di- |
vine grace going forward in England
not equally, Or even constantly in each !
ysGr, but really and wonderfully since |
the beginning Of this century. The
great Religious Soc;cties-shc British
and Foreign Bible Society, tho London
s'ract Society,& others which are bless
ing England and the word---commenc-
cd about the year 1900; some few
years sooner, but most Of them few
years later And though there is much
10 deplore in the National Church of
England and Walcs--in its formation,
its Puscyism, its eXclusivism, its world
liness--as we'll as III the several Dis
. sonting bodies, yet it will be conceded
by those who knew what was the state
Of things there fifty and sixty years u
30, but there has been progress in the
right direction. There is vast a.
mount Of gross ignorance and low SEN
suaEty and vulgar infdclity among the
masses in London and their large cities;
th's VIII not eoehied' lhere Is ihuc1
Sabbath breaking, profancncss, and
vice Of every sort; but there Is amevcr
growing desire and determination a
l.HL5 SooS "tS,' W oon n', .n0s0 . T'ts
"'V,' "fP' ~ '''IT t"P"'"i ~ W." .Io
spirit Of that love and kindness which
the gospel inspires. The conflict may
~, 'Ui' ""U III h ,'''' . INV t' "'''
'''V 'o''5 wiz ~ U'' VIC 4 Il '4"0'
IS 10 Hco'4ah"' Iherc mas nGen ue-
c1uGG advance IN inc cause OF hTahSei-
lcal Fro'cstahtlSn' Inc hrce Church
Ho!eu'oh' Is s'llN'hg PROOF OF .ns.
AZ IS not YET tnlrtcen years since tnat
exodus TOOK place; ana the ehect
OF IL mas 0een 10 create one OF the most
3nPof'anE ana ltVinS orMhches OF OF, the
A'aNGclicai fotcS'an' Ch1fch: !here
IS also l"r more SP'rlIuai NE IN the
e TI',,.l,.,; :. C,lo,i,,.J .n
'' vs. Wp 40 "'.' ~
tberc wos t;ftv vc,rs moo Sn;r;tnol
life Is ;ncreos;no Slowly i is tyne brt
realIv. believe in the Estoblishcd
Church II bas ;ncrcosed also somf :
what in the Eniscon,) church
Thoro o,n - 40 dorh. +,o. .ho.o
Ia. hoao ,";th;n ~ w. Sorn'' ' ,. ."oa
:, t.nlv ;rtorestino mnvomentLo reol
wakinr nm in rho En;sconal and prcs-
bvtcrian churchcsLono Of them tho
Lietohrobod cburob of Trol.od .rl.ho
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

....E. IllLAIJElIrf 1lh.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMEY
ENO all persons afflicted wath Sexual diseases
Il such as SPERMATORRH .SEMIN Al
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONOREHCLA
GLEET SYPHILIS, the vice of ONANISM, O.,
SELF-ABUSE, &c. &c.
The Howard Association Of PHILADELPHIA !,
view Of the awful destruction OF human life arl
health, caused by sexual diseases and tho d.
ceptlons Practised upon the unfortunate ycu.n
OF such diseases by Quacks, have directed then
Consulting Surgeon, as II CHARITABLE ACr
worthy oftheir name to give MEDICAIADyifC
GkAIlS, to all persons thus afflicted, iMalr ii,
Female) who apply by letter with doscrlglya
OF their condition, age, occupation, ha'., o
lite, &c, and in cases Of extreme poverty aat
sufering, TO furnish Medicines free OF chtrtc
The Howard Association is benevolent lns,.
luton, established by special endowment, for
The relief Of the sick and distresscd, aiEIctc!
with ''Nirnlent ana Epidemic Disea ses >, and lis
funds can be used for no other purpo has
now surplus OF means, Which the Diregtus
have voted 20 advertise the above notice fl,
needless TO add that the A Association cornnanas
the highest Medical skill Of the apc, and vii.
furnish the most approved modern troatmeDl.-
Valuable advice also given to sick and nervous
female afflicted with Womb COMPLAINT, Leu.
corrhoea, &c. .tG
Address, lpost paid) Or. Gro. r. CALnovy,
Consulting Surgeon, Toward Association, No. .
South NINTH street, Philadelphia, Pa
EZRA b. HARrZELL, President
GEO. FAIRcHtLD, Secretary. Sept, 20.-ly
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MorgantoWn Marble Works.
SHEETS & LAFFERTY,

Manufacturers Of Monuments, Tomb
!. stones, Headstones. &c.
Have established Marble Factory in Nor
gantown, and are prepared to finish Grave
stones of every description, on the shortest
notice and most reasonable terms. Their
work will be done in the most approved
style, as they employ none but the best Of
workmen. Persons wishing to purchase "a
splendid article Of the kind will do well TO
give them call. All orders, either BY let
Ter or otherwise, promptly attended TO. Shop
on Walnut street, near Front.
ihei' Frees are AS Low AS THE LOWEST,
and their work unsurpassed in this section
of the country.
Morgantown, Jan. 10, 1856. If
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The Z. S. Supreme Court has dcci-
dod that tho Wheeling Bridge is not to
be taken down.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-03
800 Acres of Land fer Sale.

TENHE subscriber offers for sale 500 acres of
Il Land, in Barbour county, lying on the wa
tiers of Sandy Creek 90 acres of il are impro-
we'd, plenty of good timber, well watered ,plen-
" OF stone coal. 500 acres of it arc level
The Farming Land is clear of stone, and it is
well adapted for Stock Farm. There are two
Dwelling Houses, Peaches and Apples,
in abundance. TERMS, for the whole tract,
S4,oO per acre; it can be divided into tracts Of
800 and 400 acres, the price varying with quail
ty. 1t lies 4mles South of Thornton Depot
For further information call on the subscriber
on the premises, J.K. BAKER.
October 90, 1855. l7tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-23

H9- The c Arsenc, Capt Weaver, Of and from Covrgon
for New Orleans with IS 600 feet lumber consigned to MeSsrs
Ward Co. struck last Saturday night i'll the New
Canal about mile from the Cp and sunk in seven feet wa
ter She lies badly cracked The OF lumber is
being oated ashore The schooner will in al! pFopAby Dc
raised
No. The steamer ? kmbal left Camden 18Th INST Met
steamer Camden Moro Bay Passed Jno Bell at jacks Island
10Th Net Sovereign Aabunla Landing Passed Empress
at Trenton met Bayou Belle below Columbia Judah Touro at
mouth OF Black River. River stand at Cnmen ten eet
Spoon Camp Shoals.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-23

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New 0rleanSS
be it remembered that The 18th March, s56 before me-
subscriber Justice OF the Peace and for the .orr-H,
personally Appeared htrlrs Briggs President, and H. T. Jan
vier Secretary lt the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
Ne" orleans WHO being duly ncc0iing law 10 de
pose and that the above true,
ocrect transcript from the books OF the said Company
CHA Rl.ES BRIGGS, President
II. P. JhNElER. Secretary
sworn to ana subscribed before lh, 9th fIv Marcus
ic5G G. n, BIZ AFFORD
Second Justice Of the Pence for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board OF Trustees have resolved to Six per in
tereal on the scrip certificates l>I payable
Second Monday OF May and have declared dlyi
den! o Twenty-Five per the earned premiums Of
the past year Tor which certificates will be issued
tae hSt hy OF june next and they have reserved the AiA"
u the net profits Of tue ending l2lh MARCH,, 1851
pe:l!ing but tntiSteG claims the Company.
The Company continue
ami rivers, and loss and dnase by ire, the
premium.
Oea i'll iron building Of Cp an; Nutcez
CHARLES HEl'itiS, President.
a. CAEklEKk., Vice President.
Il. ?. ! ANEIER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-23
Neh Orleans 9ailu Gresfent.
A Hundred Years to Come.


Where, where will be the birds that sing,
A hundred years to come !! ~
The flowers that now in beauty spring,
A hundred years to come?
The rosy lip,
The lofty brow,
The hearts that beat
.m So gaily now?
O. where will be loves beamlng eye
joys pleasant smiles and sorrows sigh;
4 hundred years to come!
Who'll press for gold this crowded street,
"A hundred years to come
VINO tread yon church with willing feet,
A hundred years to come?
Pale, trembling age,
And fiery youth,
And childhood with
Its brow of truth
The rich, the poor; on land and sea;
Where will the mighty millions be
A hundred years to come!
We all within our graves shall sleep,
A hundred years to come.
No living soul for us will weep.
A hundred years to come!
But other men
Our lands will till,
And others then
Our streets will fill:
While other birds will sing as gay,
As bright the sunshine as to-day,
A hundred years to come!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-23

PROVIDENCE AND FALL RGyER-Hark pilgr,n-94i
bales cotton l7 bbs flour do pork 50 do whisky, Is do
oil, s. ties c,ks hams, bales wh0o 800 hides.
BOSTON-Bnk Annn596 bales cotton, l+l5 bb'S -four 30
do pork IL tcs lard, 5000 slaves
GLAsGOW-Slip New ltngand-l6l- bales cotton, 300
NEW YORK-Slp Pactf.-laO bales ce;ion 400 SIX. wea;
51o bbS flour.
NEW YORK-Shp yick~'nrg-349 bales cooa ln4 hh,ls
tobacco bac. hemp % bills molaSs. @ ties ar 200 bhls
beat hLdS shoulders 25 walnut, 2a5 hides Ii kgS mise.
BARCELONA-SI;p Eicinl-37S bales cotton .4CJ slaves
BARCEiONA-Bnrk Sumi>c-S0 bales cotton, 6G$S sacks
wheat. 300 slaves.
LIVERPOOIr-ship AsSyra-&G@ bales cotton 2>}S2 sucks
wheat, SOL sacks corn, l22JU slaves.
MOBITESchr Deceaf22 sacks corn 200 do 100 bbs
whisky, 81 bbIs flour, & sugar.
BHEMEN-Ship Adams!522 bales cotton, hls tobacco, 3
bbl> flour
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LlVERPonI-Shfp MonlmGene -Snn1:es to ,rr;g>t!E &
ct udecke Feo-S MISUNDERSTANDING &co--A Eohh Sc9
II BaQnir-DebIanc tSco-DNas &co-U Dnvl--T FroiS-J
ReE"ntew"rt tco-h%rne, Vance Iro ehmien ioelieI
Foscr-W FrrdenhnSsh-tl& { lo!land-J y WoornH-
BujarI4 Mnrre-HeNton & Oyer-TowuSend TompkinS L
GOV II Iectori Sc0- lanncn--li w Si2cr-Tay or 4
ChurrllGC Gaines co--Mct'ntcheon, Howell Hco-Rch
ards. SDcomh Eco-T W Teltnn--J Waterman 4 l5ro-T +
iiuiOy-C W POllnriA irUuSSauIi II IIml>e Locke
p x Rely Eco-Branf * Alam.j Caldwell EcoMnr-
bury 4 FnSterSIrk SlY'lr &Copulrrson i t;Hne>-Ft
MctircrO tco-prrkls krO--,IarS Mosy-n Il IlDmtsR
Eagrery Hcot'runer Ncn--,J LevoiS- Gpnrl jamsor
Whitney &co4t Il j cnnistOi!-j l. c DnylSDl--anl
order
MARTINIQUE TIA RUAT.AN IS!AED--lriE Browns
vr.-j boxes orange juice To OTer-0 fruit TO master
APALAGlIICOLA-S@hr Vim Il Pcts-I.ot Of machinery
from the wreck Of the steamship Florida,
TlNti1pAlIO-Scbr Gen Worth-22O1O fret lumber Mer-
rift Mcdonnell.
SPE1NGFIE!D-Scfr Democrat 20 cords wood order.
PEARL RlEER-Schr Rebecca Ann-3v cords wood o.
der.
TICKF.sW-Schr Sarah JanC-25 cords wood to order.
BILOXI-Sloop .Amrlia--35 cords Of wood i, ord,-.
ANTE ETYER--Schr Locust Trec-5O,COD shingles 300
slaves - cords Woo, 10 order.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1tyinvston--300uO feet lumber to
\ TArliH
CUNIEGTON-Sshr Yctoria-5G5 bbs sand 70 order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-23

On Louisville ST. Louis and Cincinnati stated rates, but
the best of bills had Camp lowest rates
from the regular exchange dealers.
In stocks did not learn Of Il sale to-day.
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geoieu Of the 5t(orhets.

TUESDAY MORNING, Dec g lSai
CbTTON... There fair demand yesterday am, ahu!l
$3.50 bales changed hands full prices. We ll Gtoe:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
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STE \ 1Iiit> AND FAM

dSSAs ~ III r~ ~lpp:r with Beet rok Mutt Ia Hd F~Ai;
VEsg St>hg"-, ripe, aG everything III the IN; 'l+r
91~@dMuI line. Barrel, and hall .'arf-I, Of rho J
curne,t PET up nrer. Cabin Family 49, 1..l
No. : pOYDRAa MARIE Fl, by
AUGUSTUS G. MERKEi.
" RStehnhotts and Ship supplied with al kinds pt I've
Stock, r fresh Ic Cows Hog, Sloats, Pig, S.ec9.
Goats. Gre,e. pncks. Chickens, etc. nj"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-23

Italian bark '"ovau, #s:stu; Glsteiman tt)m Palermo.
ship Eiat1, CuHst, t.um PHI.
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NOTES

will be made for performed, and for each OF such
omissions satisfactorily explained three The pay o the
be deducted. For arrivals bebnd
nexion win depending mails and sufficiently excused
fourth of the for subject forfeiture
Fines will be imposed unless the delinquency be promptly anda
sactoy explained by certificates of the ada
Wits Of other credabe for negecng take the mail from
into post office for suffering TO be Injured, destroyed
he'd lost and reiusne demand the mail
frequently the contractor CONCERNED running
hicies the route The Postmaster General annul
for repeated failures agreeaby dis
obeyBg the office laws instructions Of
assigning The without
General The Postmaster General alter the schedule lie may
also order allowing
rata OF the pay He may
discontinue service in whole
Of II he allow months extra the
Of service dispensed with The bids should be addressed
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Ksntupo The he
department before LIST OF April, 1856 pacu-
conditions be
pamphlet advertisement for mas In Kentucky Ten
nessee, Missouri, and Iowa, Of ls5a
--t {. Ai#@ JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec g3--lawiw Postmaster General, I.
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Ia maa,.sn o,.eu,, court, oe.sbsr 10, ls5o.


WILLIAM a. M.ry X. wife, simeon Weaver
Of Jacob Creet, decreased whose unknown e emil
dfea o kosanna Za deceased, whos names are IN
kno~s Joshaa Ce, The ehudtea Of Lewis Srgeh deess.s
whose unknown and Ann hs wife Joel
Cgs he children on Ie whose
unknown hehsas CTser Jonas Cnge and Jeeish Cnsef "a
his gh and AdmDaoT Aaron tnger dseeased De
and Sinclair Graves William H. weaver seJ on pc
titon" 3. .#
Extracts Of decree.
This coming papers formerly read
ia the county court OF Madison william H. W HeA
the commissioner land
toned in the said peuOn sinclair Grayes,
planning the said Weaver having sold him uasound
al the sails Ia the practising fraud him
Ia he sale OF the said negro and Ia be relieved from his said
purchase asking mentioned
Tesold, and su1dry ned said petition, &c.
court, the rights ali
parties Interested the sad fund specified, due
them respectively aseeahed doth sdadge order and dee iha
OF commissioners this notice
thereof publication published
Washington
OF county Madison, do said
funds and Of the amount Ia The hands said
allowing reasonable hriugng
and did charge him with which
paid parties enuied
from the xplration allowed
the number and OF all
participate the distribution Of the
and and place rest
denee Of each party, make
,heeofo the with anything deemed pertinent
which either party may require
Copy Testsi BELFiELD CAVE, Clerk
parties taking stating
by ihc above deere hereby notified that have appointed
Monday, the 9TH February 1885,
and oice the and Sadison Virginia.
for the said
soDer. WILLIAM L. EARLY,
Commissioner OF Madison Circuit Court
3l-law4w
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ny RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
~ - sszzsE

TInns between Washington and wheeling but I7l
Running time bsteen Washington and Csonaa 27 hours
Through Tickets and baggage Cheeks TO be had IN
II .#Ha7at 0 @ Washington.
THE and Railroad having greatly improved
western offers tho fullest Inducements
The Northwest, and he southwest. . =
w inc wsSs
Washington Junction aie called the Relay House nine mites
Washington Ohio rver Baggage checked through
Wheeling the Washington station and and transferred
;ouss tickets for pon beyond The connecting trains eaSs
W1ssISs ,s made win s ,rains Of ne ne CEN
Whselinr through Cambridge Zaaesyile and Newark
COLUMBUS These Newark with the Newark,
Mansfield and sandusky railroad for sanduky Toledo, Detroit
Chicago s.. Louis sc 4 .,,,...,
Of The Liais Miami raisa TO xena, CINCINNATI LOUIS
onsa with ,he trains through Dayton to N6sNarohs Toe
Haute, Lafyeu-, Chicago, Rock Island, 81 Louis, &c.
Nachez, orleans, washington
Tickets for Evansville Caro- and st. Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND, and Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chi.
Ac tickets sold when the Ohio navgable between
Wheeling and Wssye Cory miles, where eonnes0n with
Travellers notice thal while this sthe only
Shortest speedy, nearly leading po,nis
the ge. West The distance om washington to Cincinnati.
Fare by through ticket from Washington To whseng 80 e5
Columbus. lay.qa els Cincinnati sSi Louisville,
y Is,osS s y :,ss%s. from s
Chicago sao IS and so SOL st. Louis SIS 90 and sas Memphis
For Frederick asrpers Ferry Marnsburs Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs, Piedmont Oakland and fsirmount
.aons between Baltimore Wheeling take g. m,
For trains to and from Baltimore Annapolis &C. see special ad
FOR further iuormation through tickets &c., apply to TIL.
"A'o''' "s''' : : ''' JOHN H. DONE,
Master Of Transportaion Baltimore and
May 5--da .a Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Dec 3O.-law4,
United states Mail.
PosT OrFIoE DKpARTMEsT,

....,.. PosT OTFIoR DEPARTMENT,
December 81 1885.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United from the
LIST April, 1885, the 3h June, 1885, Inclusive
ia Kentucky, will be received the Contract oce
Post Office Department. In the city OF Washington, uai s,
of Feb,ary 1884, decided
foowgD the and in the lime herein specified
1878 From London KY, by Laurel Bridge, Mcargue's MIL
Lynn Camp, BarbOusviie, Flat Lick, Ford
Yellow Cresk, Cumberland Gap, CTenn.l Tazewei syc-
Thorn Hill, Beans station, Marshali's Ferry,
Russolyiie, % miles back, times a week, 10
ehorse coaches months, and horseback residue
of the year. #.v....
Leave London Monday, Wednesday and Friday a.
Arrive at Russeliviie days by IL, m;
Leave Russelyie Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 2,
Arrive at London days by 8, p.
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PROTECTED royal letters patent OF England by
The seals Ecoe dc Phafmaeie de Paris
iege of Medicine Vienna.
Tesema No lis la remedy for general aud local debility loss
Of write decay
arising from early Its effects ecacious
youth manhood and old virile would
impaired, decline Of life II
universally adopled all physical impedmenis vanish like
invaluable
tering The marriage state. 1t. @ .4 .a
completely and entirely eradicaes
which
andote the ruin OF The health of portion pop
ulaton. .... XMAS "a. .M #. M#
Tnesema No the great European remedy
disorders which, unfortunately, the English physician
inevitable destruction of
which all sarsaparlla IN world
Tesema Nos and are alike devoid Of smell,
all nauseang qualities They lay the toilet table without
use being detected. a .s. 1M..saE
cases. each; divided separate doses
minsered by Valpeau, Lalemand, loux sc.
g wholesale aud retail, OF Mr.. II. A.
Green Canal New York. specially appointed
United
part of Ameca immediately vecevrg
Mr. Barrow will forward Tnesemar any world
securely packed and addressed according
writer.
Retail agents required Terms cash.
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