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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

earsan, - g. esrrcf n ls-iinr niecei an1 .eeonf
because there isa general Impression LAT. ao'
vs s5e fully prepared flr 10 anoihsrysaf's ga
would show the world that there l. that IN En-
eli.hmen which would conquer every difficulty
Ifw have peace now matters will be left in pref
~ much the same state as that in which We found
them. True we have protected Turkey against
Russian aggression in the Black Sen; but 80 tar
a. the great questions Of civil and religious lib
srty are concerned. they remain pretty much the
same a. they were before the war began. md
therefore, think the peace will be premature"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16
A DEMOCRAT.

HEART RESDINo OCcuRRENCE.-O last Sat-
urday, a son of David Huckelbury. Of Swi,zer-
land county, Ind. in crossing field where was
inclosed vicious horse, was atiacked by the an
imal, who with his teeth tore him. and with his
feet stamped him until lie was extinct The
mother of the boy saw the transaction. and was
so much excited that she swooned and was car
lied into the house in helpless condition. where
she remained until death relieved her in few
hours.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16
Melancholy Confassion


The Psnnsyip1nidn-ihe -Iircal oyean of Old
Buek-speak7ng OF the Addition sentiment prey
slent in the States north of Penn- ylvana. says
II ever, where finds notifications Of what, ac-
cording TO the varying fanatcism Of indivi Iuals,
j. rabid Garrsonism. or passive Aboliiionism, on
simple Freesoilism. II adds: $50 general is
this sentiment in the States north of Us, thnt
MANY pro Tossing the Democratic name are int feet.
ed. and the masses generally even those not or
ganized in the black Republican party nre horne
away by the popular current. II is a melancholy
con tession 10 make but the Demoeray-or uhat
ought. 10 be the Democracy m those States is al
this time generally d.tcaftd by Black RepubH
canism; or i. disorganized by the F,esso,iism
triihn ifs o,rn ranks. There arc thousand Of
course who have not bowed the knee 10 the
Black Republican Daal,bm the mass had been
dsiudsd and hmporGriiy misied. For illustra-
tion what new New England State would sustain
by it, vote sound platform like ours Of the
iih of March, Wnnld New York event New
Jersey think might, for she seems orthodox {;
but what oherl"- X. Uhg.
just we have h1l canteudcd The Demor-
racy n, the North 'disorganized by the Freoso-
ism within is own ranks" Even the groai mass
of them has been deluded and temporarily mis-
led" by tia BLACK Republican Banl." And yet
10 hear Southern Democrats Jnbhcr one would
conclude that there was nota Democrat in MI
the North, in the slightest degree lnctured with
Aholiiionism. But the PennSyiponian, North
ON Democratic orgnn, makes "menncholy
confession 10 the contrary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

cNygcnofca Biifers~-Fhe annexed Sfameat
offrof AA hAYESM d. State Assiyeris ample testimony
of I'll. scientific in which this medicine
aud recommends to Professional Men, worthy trial
in their practice
An opinion having been asked for Of consequence
the formula for preparing Oxygeraed being known
me, / express the following in form
Tho composition of these Bi,crs includes those medicinal
substances which experienced physicians have long rcsoed
TO for special action the when by Fever
Dyspepsia Agges and General Debility resulting from ex
posure or elm IA influence
These are rendered permanent and remain active, this
preparation rs consequence Of the scientific
which they combined
was well founded inference that the PREPARATION used
In large or smaller doses would prove valuable General
Medicine whieh experience has demonstrated
In this medicine metallic be found by the most
delicate chemical trials. Respectfully,
\. A. HAYES, NJ d,
Assayer TO the State Of Massachusetts,.
No !. Pine street i ,sion. 10Th Dec. 1850
SETH W. FDWl.E 4 co l3a Washington street Boston
Propretors. Sold by their agents erywhere
lIndIW
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

A letter in the Austrian Gazette, speaking of
the ravnges of the tvphus fever at Odessa, says
that among the victims there were in one week
twelve army surgeons and four physicians, of
whom two we're Americans who had made prep
aratiunj to return home
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

FoR PREsIDssT.--Th Frederick burg (ya. J
Recorder takes ground for President Pierce for
the nr., Presidency. If a northern man be select
ed: bu, thinks a southern man will be called for,
and warmly presents Senator Hunter as that
mhn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16
FILLMORE ~ NEW YoRK. The Albany State,

FILLMORE ~ NEW YORK.--'Ihe Albany State
tells US that almost universally is il the inct
wherever the Americans were ovcrb' rye in the
lntc elections IN New York. it was effected by
the ''uniied forces of Democrats aud Repub.
Guns II adds the following cheering news.
To the close oh .rrver,t thu fact il NJ apparent
n the unclnnded sun Mt nnru nav. that the Am
erican Party will carry iAr Enpirc State next
fall. There i no earthly powcr that can prevent
tshaviug II large plnatv,if not n clpar MINORITY
in the State. To nobody is this ~ apparent as to
the Republicans and Democrats. While To them
it is n fact disheartcning and chilling, to 4meri-
cans it is full of hope and well calculated to IN
spire confidence and renewed energy for the good
cause. =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

One of the political events Of the day, is the
revival. in New York Of the famous Empire Club
under the auspices of the notorious Captain Ryn-
ders. for the purpose Of carrying on the cam
paign Of Sc. on the Polk and Dallas" plan.
The Club /. understood To 90 for Buchanan.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

Colonel Webb, writing from Washington to his
paper. the n Y Courier &Ea quirer, repeats
the declaration we quoted. the other day. that
Mr. Fillmore. frend- have COMMITTED him r-
revoesbly in favor Of the existing legislation in
regard {" Kansas adding that he is las com
retely pledged 10 stand by the repeal Of the Mis-
sour eompramise, and TO sustain the extension of
slavery into free territory. a. is either Pierce,
Douglas, Hunter or Rosk"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

Senator Seward, in his speech few DAYS ago,
estimated ,ha, thu presen, population Of Kansas
is eboo, forty Thousand. and that the emigration
va. a, the rate Of one thousand per week. The
Emigrant Aid Society Of Massachusetts calculate
that they can readily induce from 10000 to 40
oo0 Of newly arrived immigrants n 60 there in
twelve months. So iha, We will soon find Kan
sas with the requisite number for State. The
Saaih should double her activity. else the Yam
kee. and foreigners will soon shut them gu, Alto
ge;her.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

Saaich Shnuacs.-As the season apron c hes
of sudden changes in the weather coughs colds become
more numerous Permanent lung diseases often induced
Ny the lhe friend Of the "Scrofuluus Audote will ind
peculiarly adapted 10 this Season Although have an.
phen successfully after all hope had been
nch easier to remove before the disease becomes confirm
eo Their ford advise those who subject 10 severe
p coughs or aStnmaic affections procure SUNNY of
he Nhta2te and keep il constantly by them They will
haa an nhitng friend to fly to in time needone that vii
h d,appnnl their gune expectations DIR Wrirht.
eer"ons Ahtdoe does not IN give relief the above
n vi m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

Il HUNTER desires to fhs'. the inform
aud guidance OF these who suffering affections O. y
Throat and Lungs lac has esl ahi..i,d amy Medical
per entitled THE SPLCIALISf, AND JJCRSAL OF DiEAs
OF rHf CHEST, IN which will be found full exp si'ioH
his view ON every subject connocen with Pulmonary ds
The February number containsn addition 10 much Inf:
nation which should be read by eyery disposed 70
suffering from either Caarrh, Bronchitis, sthna Co
snmption-an extended explanation Of The method 4 rc
ment by ISHALAtIoS.
DIR. HUNTER Wond also announce that he has creme
branch establishments for the treatment of those dscGs9
Phladelphis, Baltimore and Washington.
These Offices placed under the professional charge
skilltl and accomplished resident physicians who haze
Joyed in Europe and with him in New York, long 81.
great experience in The treatment Of Pulmonary diseases
tents resident in those cities will therefore er
all She advantages of DR.. HuNTFRs advice and trca' u
under the most favorable auspiccs
These arrangements rendered ssary by the
OF the practice and the emf is practiced under TIE mare
OF iahatdioa both by wandering quaeks who in many
stances use DR. HUNTERS for their purposes
by the sale OF nh1iing the drug through
inc country Such influences tend bring discred luz
aon anu 10 discourage persons from awaiting themselves
ms the only scietiihc and successful de Of treating
eases OF tile Respiratory Organs
In chronic affections Of the Throat and Lungs there 5 10
ohcny attending the treatment of bY correspondents
and tor the convenience of those wishing avail thcmse
OF ms treatment. DR. HuNTrR has prepared 't OF Ques
winch VIII enable them TO give full and explicit
men their cases This List, together with hummer
me Specialist, will be forwarded application 10 ell
OF the following sddressrs:
New fork-Dr. Robert Hunter No SO Broadway.
Phladelphia-Dr 7. Morson, No 1872 Walnut.st. . .
Baltnore-Dr J q. Williamson No SO. North Charles y
Tile Specialist ia published at IL year In advance, 7
specimen cory sent free by ad rssng the Publishes ~
man q Co, Aston House, n y The editor, Dr. k.1S
Hunter. fapl l6.Sd5 TN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16
Lynchburg Lumber Market, April IL,
STOCK ofrrnnk. ard Ca,

"A PET BAGS.Receievd this day complete sod n
Trunks, II and Trunks. Hat Cases. Bonnet Boxes AZ At
low figures, consisting in part as follows;
Patent Leather Irunks-a new atticle-at prices
y 81 4
Sole Leather Trunks, l2 Is
Hog Skin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. { a u
Bride Leather n IA
Sheep Skin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. . a (
Common Packing Trunks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Toilet Satches School Ssches CARPET Bars OF new sd
handsome patterns Persons wishing goods in this parcu
lar line would certainly do very ell call
as we are determined 10 sell L. l.. ARMISTEAD.
apl lots Near Farmers Bank
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

~ In relation To lice ~ hsvor been changed by or
islaure from the fst Monday May the hTs i.s
Apii all nt rehsts and others required h. law 10 i'a
are hereby notified ths will attend ri the
~ filS city, "wednesday next the 10Th Inst. ri
m orthc purpose of assessing and collecting Inc
i.r Lynchburs Office In Lynchs building, opposIIe r
W arehouse. THOS DILLAkD,e ss
~! i-dtlGif CARIST'E tLAhA' -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

PEACE UNPOPULAR IN ENGLAND.--Mr Lay
ard. MP. on being re instated Lord Rector Of
the University Of Aberdeen, (Seotland) on the
90th nit. spoke Of the probability Of the treaty
of pea0s being signed in few days. and ssid.--
slAAss ne confidence that Che present peace win
y upon the whols satisfactory one and there IL
sostesly . man to be found from Lands End to
John . Groat's bat would like another year Of
war, tgrsaa ehesriug) and for those rsasous-frst
~ political aspect Of the question does not
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

COMPLETELY SoLD. Under this heading, the
Mobile Evening News, of the 81 inst, has the
following good story:
AS the Chronicle train was on its downward
trip to this city Yesterday morning an incident
occurred that caused no little amusement to the
passengers. As the trim was approaching Eight
Mile Station, ady.que, elegantly atired with
lovely bouque, of wild flowers in her hand and fac.
concealed from view by a handsome vewas dis
covered standing on the platform The train
was ordered to stop of course. to take in the fair
passenger and stop il did. The gallant condoc.
tor immediately jumped out upon the platform,
cried ont as usual. 'all aboardl'' at the same
time raising his hat. and politely extending his
hand to help the lady aboard. She. however, did
mol recognize his gallantry, but stood dumb and
moilonless statue. The astonished conduc-
tor advanced. inyulun,arily raised the veil. when
10 instead oi n face of female flesh and beauty
the words "April Fool" inscribed on black light
wood chunk" met his astonished vision, He
started back, gave the signal to be off with.unu-
sual violence. jumped aboard exclaming to the
, .a engineer. in a sten,orian voice: who
the thunder told you to stop here!n
n -~~>--
oor joe says wood goes farther rhen not vol,
nno"seu giving as a reason, that ON ons occa .;on
n's WOOD went half mile.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16
go GKAND INSTRUMENTAL cor. !.

Ny CERT The Lynehburg Musical Association VII "
give CONCERT. on Friday evening April ls'a -
al Masonic Hall.
Secured seats can be procured Messrs Payne
Christians store, without cxta charge, Tike so cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

we see by thr SOurt lseeUrds shnt two Count.
erfeers, White of Buffalo, and La,yren o Epping n II
have been placed under ton thousand dollars bonds each
making ana selling nmitattcns nf AYt1s CHIREY PICTORIAL
Ihs s right II tn. LAW should protect from on at
all i should certainly protect imposed upon
by worthless counterfeit Of such medicine Cherry
feeoraL We can only complain that the punishment
atcy trihe with the health OF h elbow taking from
their lips the of hope they sinking snbstilu
ting IA seh"odan deusion should punished at
least as ere he who coin Of his couu
try-Gftea CO. DdaHa Cdrraf0n, Ill., fapl l0lm
Ea'Ses'- Prcmiam Bitter have now become
an universal fanly Medicine, and recommended gen.
orally by our able physicaEs of Dypcpsia
Nervous Headache Deranged Liver &c -
The certificate below is widow lady of linn
over county, of undoubtcd veraety:
. WHITE PLAINS, Hanover Va, Jan 30 1855
Nj r. BAKER, Proprietor of Bakers Premium Btters.
Dear Sirl cannot withhold the igh esnaf have of
Your valuable Family Medicine and making cure of nv
complaints Ihave suffered about dsorlered
stomach &c which csaued anythng that
ate without dsagreeing with me- Immediately afterwards
had 10 he deed, but that did relieve the complaint
then c"nnccd nsing various remedies said give relief bur
MI 10 n purpose began 10 think that should to live
through this short life with but little enjoyment It's words
odsbnt Providence provided In Looking overa ne,yspa
per found that Bakers Premium istter highly recon.
endea for dsnrdered StomacES, procured bot
ue ana never in all life fouGd remedy 10 give go
speedy relief am sorry think misled SO long
without knowing OF such valuable err take
great pleasure in recommending others sim.
liar manner. MARY " ~ -
For salr 10y Messrs Srother & Whehead and Stahler
apl lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

TuE OLD LINE WulGs.-The Ola Line Wings
OF Albcmarle thought it advisable To postpone
the meeting called for Monday last ton later
dry probably to he held at May or June Court.
We observed in town on Monday large number
of the Old Line Wings, who had come in res
ponse to the call made through the last number
of the Advocate.--So far "a We were enabled TO
ascertain, there was not one nf them present who
did not endorse the nomination of Fillmore a.
their first and only choice. Whenever the State
Convention OF the Wings meets, there Gun he no
doubt that il will bringit whole strength to the
support OF Mr.. Fillmore's nomination. No other
action can or will be taken by that Convention
II we may judge OF the sentiments of the Whigs
at large. by those of the old Wing County of Al
bemarle.- arioHespiHe Adrocaie,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

- recios Of the Lynn hburf Gis Light COMPANY /"
'ttrto dividend of six = cent the CAPITAL ot,cH
Company. which will he rsid t. soe kholders IN and 1e
dSr the 18th April. 1850 IN ordsrce win tie
Of The Board CHS " CHRIS lAN
81 L.. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

ss> snip Meteor Ter tsrenncn.--'s'noar who''
etss~S ue'ir" t. engage room 10y tho "Aectt, caP'
-. trda for II 'enan. will pleas, t. make carly u
cation 10 the understands She will load nj Cry 4
LIBERAL adranrts made Oh ctn>ignmcrts Of 81;
Mc'r & Co. Bremen IUuLAN Wal scr.
mi ls-3t nirhmord \.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

ENheumatisn--Ats Ingles, Nurse. Cuhar,e street he
INen foorth and Firth, cured Thinks "E cctrc or
"1naelthA ASK Mrs Ella So : hrd
BUR$-Thomas Adams, No 6 Brition street scadea b;s
tHo 50 bad that the flesh almost dropped off Ird
Smith. City Missionary $50 ~ " '''"er
lFrom Dr. Williams Column, p, Mach ~ lo-e,
ftot Z Dh GiAiA Co -Grntsi am aut Of yonr mos,
aisiy esteemed Electric Oh again Sses are nnrsaSt
WIN me ana 50 are the cures have known one bolt . tn
fon one to four people which can testify p.as
Waa me dozen small medium large sizes and rav
Oh uc Tor the saue Yours truly
T. WILtfAMe Drurrs.
p,o, ~ 60. . - foiISf4LLF IA, Feb. %, 1876
i.tetFle Oh and Also the control OF this entre
feasc ssnd as SIX dozen dozen medium, thras -
- anu wv" dozen 81 size and draw tor Sam yous
" ~ ,., E. ,.,,.. . JoAS 5, &. MARTIN, Drnrrtst
re Oh seiS-nake tha-Lut r,me1a,rr no, .
sehu,pe unless signed in writing Tina De ratb & @
anu a T. smith Also, see the blown in ,,asa crd No.
ice the Office Is 49, South E,th sIrcr ,Ir.a 'au NO
chestnut Phadeph a '" S'''"
rKoF DEGnArH
o. or sale AT Dr. Stays Iyu,A0nre; pastj, IaI p a.
h,uHohd General Agents aud ali the f,rn,.i I,, -
and Merchants in the state i' itu~t'"'H
la3 -''-tis
"A per."'nea Breath. pcarD white Yc,,,, ....,
I "ah4 eau be ubtaia. hy tie usn of n -,
- - "'u II relieves tooth ache arr SIS .,a,iaI
pra Al ss beautiful ros. hue tho canp, sion
:, oa !, teu JUS for sale tg '
. 2eAe,s " sTRoTHER q WHITEHEAD
aeiie,ier's y uide RIomais.ant. ar s..,,,. -,
IN mn hAh-A beautiful glossy and lnytriou. -,'r su
i can oe obtained by its IL ia the ou, sr,,o, u VI
Jns, s falling out turning grey price -. ~.
fe 2s-dacts " SfRoTurp +. ,,.,,,,r
DIE. Oid Furniture made Nc...-A fresh sn,,i, =, =.
French Gloss, for cleaning VI e
D., oeauiul polish TO Furniture aud removing s p"
Received aud for sale b. V'i"e a' stuhs --
w SINOFHLh i. WHITEHEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

4 ienainc Havana Ci-ar. We have ~
M coived sever al brands Of fnr HAY tralf :"
.aStS among which ar cigars sui iEr most t1s' '
We ha'' made nge receive fine tielfs "'
me manufacturers in Havana and intend to Keep
~ ad tunes the most approved brands OF geh'nu a..
Cigars IN the market j H. THOMPSON a ~
Hnl s.ts Apoihecares and DrngkE-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16
&SN OOO WORTH Of Rc,ay Mad,

:DspVsUUU CLOTHING, at ei,fA1iY n ofc'f
PRICES dc expressly for ard warranted second
in the United States in point of workmanship aud
Gentlemen visiting Peters would do well 10 give
eal fthcy wish superior clothing. My Of Gid
Cassimercs aud Nefiings elected with
them direct from the in orters thereby saving the Tr
centage Of the jobbrs All orders goods in the ta1
department warranted 10 At. sale, and my an
made by the best workncn ia the State. pense call
Merchant Tailoring Hnd Ready Mpdc Cothng Horse Is
Sycamore street, Petersburg. THOS. w. RCXSION
AMI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

HuLT MOEDENds FOR Picture Frames Of
VI various styles AMI prces-from which from wha
frames WIN be furnished Of any size. C. NtB>I
apl lots
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rKoF. DEGl.Aru

H. ,,,. -. :. - ~ ',uth Eighth St. rhilldrl,,ia
o. s'ie " Dr. Sdats !. nA0nrg; Purcell, adj e.
aud Merchants in the STAT. F'"'''n 'ru~eiSiS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

A uHEkSs LAND for saic.--aaasina pas.
Z y chased properly elsewhere offer for sale
snd containing POO lying along the Msrket rad
between New Glasgow and the o. & AeNsndra about
one mill from enher place One Third il in valuable
the cleared portion is in good Of guilty on and wei
waered Also my store house Amherst Court House
~ new, and the best location in the village Ii
the land not sold privately before the 18th day
will that day, be offered, public auction the y.Nge
Of n Glasgow The store house. also If sold privately
be offered for sale the 10th May court day. prem
kcs. Terms will be accommodating.
EDGAR WHfrEHE ! D
apl l6cts New glasgow !, O.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

our joe says wood goes farther when not vel,
liz giving as reason, that on one occasion
nls wood went half mile. '''"'''A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-16

Franklin Hi !, joining the residence Of Mr. William
billiard at present occupied by Mr.. PauIett
sAlso. handsome Residence Diamond Ill! re-ar,5
erected by Mr. Clemns in the occupancy CaLI
Ter. This property is all and in perfect order and
such rarely offered in market wishing 10 make a.
investment would do well examine this property 5H
gain may be obtained by early application to
apl l6cts W b. JONES
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-07-26
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED
in by boys, in solitude, often growing up With
them TO manhood, and which, if not reform
ed in due time, not only beSets serious ob,ia-
Giles 10 matrimonial happiness, but give, rise
TO a series Of protracted, iuslG.oua aud deyas-
tating affections.
Few Of those who give way to this PERM
cious practice are aware OF the consequences,
until they fad the nervous system shattered,
feel strange and unaccounjabe sensations, and
vague fears in the mind (Sec pages, y, %,
%, OF DR.. Ms book on eIIPrtserNatIon
The unfortunate thus affected becomes fee
bic, is unable to labor WIN accustomed rigor,
or to apply his mind to study, his step is tai
dy and weak, he Is duh, irresoiu,e, and enga-
ges even III his sports with less energy th&n
usual.
If he rmancipate himself before the practice
las done lis worst, aud enter matrimouy. his
marriage Is uHiruitful, and his sense tells him
that tins IS caused by his early fo,I.eS These
are considerations ,rhi5h slouiL ncaken tx a.tea-
ton II oil icho are similarly situated