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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-11

AT MoREAu's RESTAURANT, No. 1877 Canal street.
body have anything cooked TO suit his DESIRES but the
visitor will do well If heord.rs meal discretion leaving
to the cultivated and pracsed the employed
look after his eastronmc welfare for the tine will do
we'll for within other four walls the face Of this planet,
which, by the way nsb dinner be better cooked
better materials and served with elegance
The wipe the larder and the cnsne, ate all
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-11

=. "a AKITTREEE IL FOISOM
~A>1Qa Gate Ben Kittredge 10 } Importers Of Guns
49, aud Sporting Appsus in all Its branches,
,6YHSA Wholesale and RETAILERS In American Rtass,
Pistols and Frs-arbf every variety, 30 81
" VChsrles street, nes!t Charles Hotel New
Orleans, and IA M,strsst. Cinoinna,i nhin.
d2l 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-11
EDMUND M. IvENs, GENERAL AGENT
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
Richmond, Va.
oFFICE-No. UNION STREET,
Nruv

Stationary Steam Engines,
With Double Fine Boilers and Of superior finish and
nanshp, for driving Sugar Mills, Saw Mills, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-11
7 WINES. BRANpIEs, SARpINEs. ETc.-M

WINES, BRANDIES, SARDINES, ETC.-Messrs. V. e
Aaignan No 20 ST. Eous street. importers dealers
wines liquors. etc., and solo agents In the South various
yorlss brands have sale their usual variety of fine
wines liquors and Iaueus. umong which merchants may nd
whatever her customers and their wants may demand
They also deal In corks and sainss In OIL We would direct
attention Of the and the public their advsr-
tsement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-11

Portable Steam Engines,
With either Locomotive Tor Ivens' Armular Water Drum
Boiler. The first economical fuel and we'll adapted
parts of the State where the water while the latter has
all the good properties of the former and perfectly accessible
inside and out for ceanngueher requiring any brick work
In their erection.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-11

nnasd, y California;, relates he following, n
u Ehich y sndesvoss u prove nd ~
s-sllk a1ybody can writs postsy.n 4 n gem
nsthlng slt3 The manner Of Poes Raven--only
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
S!iERIFTS SALE.


RY vItn" Of an exec It on issued out
not the "ftce of the ERIK of the District
Court 1T Howard minty Iowa and to me
d ~ c ed an dol vcred ng, nst tie good, aud
ch"tt"ls and , want thereof the lands and
tcnemcnt> Of Srirca Hunt. whereby | am
con, mandrd to make III sim of se,ent, five
dollars besides cost, Oh suit aud .ccr,in. costs
tn satisfy II judsment that {. NJ. Manson OH
tanned ara nt Seneca Hunt on he - | day uf
November. A, D. 1859 before T. W. Aim, a
just ce O. thr peace IN nd or said county IL
transcript ot~n !indgm nj having been daily
Fl ed n ii office of the Clerk OF the stric.
Court ofsa'd count! On t el,t day Of Dsc",.-
Der 1859. ty virtue .! the same have levied
upon 4 .hcr sbt title, and interest which tho
sH d Senc Hunt, had to and in the following
described real estate on the first day of De-,
D 1889 to Wit, the East hn foi the North
West quarter ct section seventeen town>h y
ninety ght. North OF Range eleven West uf
fifth ,rncpaI merd an, which shalI expose
TO lubl c sale ns law directs, at tho front
door Of the EaE Exchange Hot'l n tho viii
lagc u New O.cgon. Iowa, On Saturday he
2l>t day II january next between the hours
If nine Gel, ok a. ID nd our O'Clock T. NJ
Of that day to satisfy sand demand. fnl9 l~l
Dated December 2i<t. 1859.
JAS CARpE\ TER Sheriff
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
SHERIFF SALE

10y virtue Of IN ezccut on issued ont Of the
~ Office o. the i"lk If the District ronrs
OF Howard Go mtg Iowa. to nae delivered and
4 rrc,cd. ct mnand'ng me to make tho s':m Of
n nc,y tour d''l AIS and ely htr,n cent. dana.
gc> besides costs of suit and arcrulng costs to
satisfy ju,; m"nt that & Hor'and 4 o.,
recovered ugl.st e V. Dnran'', at the conrt
oi common p cas- of Huron co ntv. Oh o, on
the 18Th day o, o .nh"r, \ ID. 1851, and n
tc, est thereon ut X per cent unit T.. 4. -
transcript Of sal d ment VA, Ii 4 n the
o'hce II G Clerk OF the Di tr c. Court o! II ".
ard county. Iowa. on tn" 10Th day of De
ccmb,r, \ p 1853 by rntnc OF tic sam.
have we'd nlon - h" r ~ titlH anl inter-
est. Which the said Y. ID rland had @ an
n the folio. NJ dc>cr be prem q,on the 10th
day vt Dec: mh.,". 1859 t. vt the south wet
q srtcr of Sc, lion rh.cc town ninety ven
ra e TIVE ,c west Of the J'h p NJ in II W.
ard co, ty. Iowa, which ,ila expos. to pub
lie sale. "a the law directs ut the iron d"or
of the Eagle Exc'la &c Il 'fci in the Ill aye
ut New Orgoa, Iowa, IN Saturday tn" 2l,,
day OF January next ut two oc.ock p NJ. to
sati ty ~ d d mnh.
Dave. Drcrmn"r 9Th 4. D. 1859
jas ,'ARPEN TER. Sheriff. Inlo a~l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

Hon. Fernando Wood is elect
Ell Mayor Of the city Of n. Y.
over VIM. +. Havemeyer, and the
combined forces Of Republicanism
Americ2nism and every other ism
The election of Mr.. Wood in
the city Of n. Y. comes to us with
peculiar significance at this time
The Republican party Of the state
forced upon the city the Metro
politon police bill, taking from
them, all the rights of municipal
and local police, placing the gov
eminent of the city, with the ap-
pointment of all its officers in the
hands of the Republican State
Legislature.
Against this assumption Of ar
bltrary and despotic power, Mr..
w. demurrcd, and at the time
was stricken down, by the COM
bined clements Of opposition.
But this election has to US still
greater significance. Mr.. Wood
is the uncompromisory advocate
Of the nomination Of Daniel 5.
Dickinson by the Democratic par.
" at Charleston, while WIN. I
Havemeyer was as ardent a sup
porterof Judge Douglas And
while the Republicans and Amer
leans presented a candidate OF
their own, the result shows them
to have supported, to a great ex-
tent the fortunes Of Judge Doug
las, as represented by Mr.. Fl.
Hence we look upon n. Y. city
that Gibraltar OF Democracy, as
favorable to the nomination Of
"New York's favorite son. in
1860.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

We will commence the publ
cation of the NcGregor price cur
rent as soon as the Editor returns
from the East. 1t has been de-
layed several weeks for the want
Of material. 1t will be corrected
every week promptly, by Bradley
s. Co., McG:egor, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
4 DEPARTURE OF MaILs
All AND ERuN, NEW 4

At md FRUM NEW ONEUON.
Eastern mails arrive No" lay, Wednesday
and Friday ut II clock n. III
Western m.lS arrive Tuesday, Thursday.
ami Saturda, vt Q o'clock Il. III.
Northern mail arrives on Thursday at 8 p.
M and departs IN FIR dnv ut 8 u M
Letters for G tn 70 tie shoild be ma led
half IN our before he arrva of the ma |.
Postage on newspapers is required IN ad-
vance and Unless so pad vii be charged
double postage, us required hv Law
5. LAWYER, p. A.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

Observation shows that in the
year 1851 the u. S. imported $780,
423,30i lbs Of sugar, the cost of it
was, Sl3,845, S95, and that since
that time tn amount has gradu-
ually increased up to the year L.
ST., during which year we impor-
ted 1885, sos lbs, and cost the
enormous sum of S42,772,2l7.
The imports for the years 1858
and 1859, are less than for the
year | 81, but double the amounts
tor the years 1851 and 1882.
Now | would ask those op-
posed to the purchase of Cuba
and other sugar growiaS coun-
tries contiguous TO the United
States; what we are to do for
sugar when we take into consider
alton the rapid settlement of that
portion of our country lying in
TO high q latitude Tor growing it,
if we pay yearly average of25
millions now we must pay fifty
millions at the end OF eight years
more, supposing our country to
increase in population as fast as
it has for eight years past.
We ask what shall we do fox
sugar, shall we continue 10 pay
such enormous prices, or shall
We buy soil and raise it ourselves!
kINDL1NGs.-This luxury for
cold mornings may be found at
the shop of A. J. Garnsey, pro-
vided you can find it open.
See uo.ie. CT Donation Party.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
STATE UF UWA ~ DISTRICT
COURT o. II JaTiRD-COJNTY.
Norma" :; s.s'"'"' {,v>n TERM. 1890.
Sam el Nichols.
~, N.n,,,.I N.,In1, D,T,,<1r,,/
To Snmurl Nichols, Defendant

~ CHWt"I IN|CHOLS, 1/t)tNuUHt,
= H. You are hereby not fed that there il
now on file in the off :e OF the Clerk ct
the district co,rt ,f Howard county. Iowa,
pet ton o. n rm,n Fsccm,n ci.iml X OF you
the sum of ,xty.r sht dollars and ei ghtv-~'x
cents, together " tn interest the con, ut the
rate ct ten per cent since the making "t iii a
note. VIII Oh Was on or about the first OF June
1859, hat the sa Il note becomes d e on or
about the first Of June 1860, that II writ OF
attachment has leen sued ont OF the office ut
the clerk # the 4 str Ct colrt If IN d county.
against you to secure the pa. m"nt ct 81 q
note when it becomes due, and that anlc5:
you appear aid answer there" on or before
the m"."ng ct the second day Of the next
term Of the di trlct court to be held i said
county, your default will be entered and jn''g-
ment rendered against you thereon with m
ter"st and costs.
Dated New Oregon Nov. 7. 1852
II w r. MEAD.
Attorney tor pia mt. q
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
DONiITON PARTY.

A donation will be given at
the house of the Rev. Vim. Young
in Vernon Springs, for his benefit
on Wednesday evening 2Sth inst,
There should be a large attend
ance, as he is worthy Of the same.
All within the circuit are invited
TO attend.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

NJ. 0. Walkers stagesare maxi
ing a change on this rout from De-
corah to Usage. NJ. O. keeps good
horses and attentive drivers. The
people should try to sustain him
OH this road.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

CoRwlS.-"T IN" recently lectured
at Brooklyn, in allusion to Brown, he
said the poor oil fellow forg, that bal
lots and not bullets were used now to
change forms of governments, Brown
punched holes in the heads Of the obsti
nate the more readily to in loctrinate
them with his mott ms. That was very
rabil AMI quick kini Of logic. That
was not the way the Saviour taught ODE
dience to the laws. When He WAS ar
rested, Peter drew his sworl an SIN tie
offa mans ear "A constable he Supposed.
What DID his Muster say? HI dill no
say. Peter, my friend, where are our
Pixies? Have the boxes come from Con-
necticut YETI"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

CleARs.->ay, Mister, do you
smoke! If you do, and want to
enjoy the luxury Of a good Cigar,
just dropin at LAWYERS Drug En-
por.um, where YOU will find some
that are all 80 r. as we have
tried them, and fou..d them all
right.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

We understand that Munson &
Pierce are buying large quanti-
ties Of Pork, Wheat, Hides &
Furs, for which they are paying
cash. We should think the times
were good by the way they are
pitching in.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

Friends and neighbors! Having just
opened commodious shop for the sale
Of Liquid FIR | embrace the earliest
opportunity Of informing YOU that on
Saturday, shall commence the bust
ness Of making drunkards, paupers, and
hcs-ars, for the sober, Industrious, and
the respectable to support.
shall dealin familiar Spirits which
shall excite men T., riot, robbery, and
hlcolshca; and by s, doing, diminish
the comforts, augment the expense, and
cn,!ancer the welfare ofthe community
Twill undertake, at short notic:, for
4 small sum, and with great expedition,
to prepare inmates FOX the asylum, the
poor house, the prison, and the ga;lows.
I will furnish IN article which shall
increase the amou t of fatal accidents,
multiply the number q distressing dis
eases, and render those that were harm
less incurable.
l Will furnish a drug which shall |e-
privc some of life, many ofreason, most
o. property, all Of peace; which shall
cause fathers to be fenls, wives widows,
orphans and ali mendicants.
l will cause the rising generation t,
grow up in Ignorance, and prove a bur
den and nuisance to the nation.
l will corrupt the minister Of religi m
obs;ruct the progress ofthe Gyspel. de-
file the purity Of the church, AMI cause
temporal, spiritual and eternal death;
and if there be any 50 impertinent rs
to inquire why I have the au,lac!ty to
BRING such an accumulated misery upon
i comparatively happy land my honest
reply is money.
The spirit trade is the most lucrative
and some protesting christians give it
LHell Cllccliua COUlllSllallCc.
| have license from the court. and If
d not bring these evils upon You some-
boly else Will.
| live in Il land Of liberty.
! have purchased tho ri cAt 20 lc,s?ol
ish the character, to destroy the health
shorten the lives, and ruin the souls Of
those who choose to honor Inc With their
custom.
[ know the bible says, "Thou shalt
not kill" that it pronounccs voc up
on him that siveth strong drink to his
neishbor; and / also read in TIE divine
Record that no drunkard can enter the
kingdom Of heaven, and l cannot cons;d-
er the drunkard maker made to share
better fate.-Iet what can d.?
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

We understand that there is to
be Il new Blacksmith Shop in
town soon, The building is CONF
meuced, That shows business is
improving.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

KIcgEL l. HUFFMAN, Bookscl'cr ma Sta
t.onors, NAN street, mcGresor arc our author
ICED agents Tor procuring subscription and
advertising and receipting the sanse.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

Say, stranger, are YOU going to
DEBORAH to t;ade' If so, OH will
recolIect that if You have hides
to sell. grain, pork, butter, cheese,
or in fact any thing else, that
Hunter & Scott, opposite the IRE
mont House, are paying the very
highest prices for everything; be-
sides they sell a little cheaper,
and a good deal better goods than
you will generally find.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
Communicated.
THE ELDER AND DEACON
NEEkTNG REVENGE.

NEEKI.VG REVENGE.
Mr.. EDlroR.-Permit me a space
in your columns for Il few words
to all interested
They say, that I have violated
the Sabbath. TO this | plead
guilty, of being on the road to
McGrogor with a lot Of unruly
cattle. Why did not play smart
as Brother, Deacon, Sabin did,
hire my brother, or some one to
take my place, thereby keeping
the external garb whitewashed
This kird of virtue, is apt to be
rightly censoricus, has no sympa-
thy with the Enthusiastically
gathers up its spotlcss skirts when
it meets the sinner in the high
way-loves to mount the moralist
pedestal, or the sacred pulpit, and
there scold men for their sins, and
try to scourg. them into the road
to Heaven.
Second. For unchristian lam
gua;e, used against a member Of
the Observation-Disclosures blindness,
is not to be regarded as a christ
ian virtue, or in any sense, a use
full faculty. when l seea scan,.a .
lzer in, or out of the church, |
take the liberty Of saying so.
Third For violation of prom
ise. 10 this | cannot .,lcal guilty,
unless it is, that | have held, for
the last ten months, the Elders
promise for thirty days from date.
Fourth. Violation of covenant
engagement with the church.
guilty again, for | did not watch
over Brother Sabin's Political
short comingS-believed him a
Know Nothing in more sensesthan
one, worked against him-did
not vote for him contrary to the
wishes Of the Elder, who says: Il
had cats paws at work for me" l
am ruined expect-ccport says
50, politically, rcligiously, and
.,ccuniarilv. because | did not su y
port the Dparon. Let them scam
dalize, Scandal belongs to the
lowest sphere of spiritual exist
enCc."
Again for using profane lam
guagc. \ slight mistake, think
1t was Brother Sabin that swore at
st. AnSgar, and confessed it to
the Elder, and l think was for
given.
Another charge was, neglect in
attendance on The house OF Cod
" G infer, attendance on the Rev.
Mr.. Ioungs preaching, is not
recognized as the house of God
There we differ.
1t is great thing, very often.
to be patient-not to talk much
about it, but to wait. and trust,
and this is all very often, that we
can do.
Some who talk much about
charity, and preach much about
it. Inc m omea- they are ''balk-
ed become the most uncharita-
BILE persons in the world. Their
generous maxims grow scalding,
and the milk of human kindness,
turns into a bottle Of aquafortis.
We did not give our sanction to
the Mite >ociety, and did notion
in the frivolous and unmcaning
plays, such as ''Grab," &c, pay
ing forfeits, by kissing and being
kissed, by everybody, and any
body, who choose to take the liber-
ty-and we dared to doubt the
propriety of the Elders perform
ing mock ceremony of marriage
at the same, and at the close of
said performances, asking Gods
blessing on what had been done
that evening. TO us the thing
was inconsistent. True charity
>,,1 .o-:.. ~ - .,.l,:11 .,,u 49,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

Adam Good has a bell foundery
in Buffalo. Pious people are scan-
dalized by slowly reading his sign
IA dam Good Bell Foundery.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
CONGRESS SALOON.

vl~HE h cgiber may at III times be t"nnd
1 III the above estai.ishm Mt ieid, t" vat
upon all who may favor IN " tn their Pat
rOpavc. ONE one come air! AID lind me t
and drink tor the mi! io., VI Granger, tl..
more county, M.nueso a.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

" For Prssis!en: i. .e5o, the
CHARLESTON NO.NENEi,,.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

r. ertsementS landc& ~ Cox pub
'ieation vii he cont nued unsil Ill nrrear,
arc paid and charged According 70 ~GsG' tired
rat. s get forth in another cuunan.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

"First class in sacred music,
stand up. How many kinds of
metre arc there!' ''Tl.ree, sir; long
metre, short, metre, and meet or
by moonlight"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
From the Dcs Mo ncs Citizen.
Official Ia .yass for Jud .cs Of the
Snnrrmc Court,

"|s ' '''
Supreme t0uft.
Below We give the olhc!al vote Just
canvasscd, for Supreme Judges There
Is large increase ovcr the vote OF las
year. The returnS are from every or
! G'iizcd county III the state, except
! Nort'', "IGrh II reuoriH To have gwen
'>'''"~ - '''!'" a '''''' "",'''.': o,o "'
Th,,,I,,.,., nnv,',nr,,: w. * - ,-4
r.. avs,arr Republican majority is
34I.; IL 1rtai!, ~ the tickets were
nominated, tac la"josiiscs are as fol-
loss:
4. Nv, ''''' "'''> W., ". ,' '.,'
p,,1x;n n,.~ r,,,c ,s,4
Til, canvass Of votes fv Governor
will not take place until the Legislature
meets. The only unorsan'zcl counties
are h"ncomoe' = b'1en: osc"''a ~"'
0'o0"' -o>.
S..a,' ' r,5-t-
r,,,,,;, 55tA,
Mason, 53,61e.
Wilson, 53,6s5.
Cole, 53,41o.
We omit giving the counties on
account of not having room.
The Republicans have a maj or
Ity OF SO on the Supreme Judges,
in this county.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23
Fourth Ballot for Spc kcr.

Messrs. HocsToN, ADRIAN, BnrGGs.
and CoRw'N, having taken their seats
as tellers, the II ,use proceeded to the
fourth ballot for Speaker with the fol
lowing resul.: Whole number tf votes,
2!7; necessary to choice, l i, of VIII CHI
MIR. Sherman received, los
Mr. Hocock. SO
Mr.. Gilmer, %
Mr.. Horace T. Clark, .
Scattering, 8
The House not having organized, we
are still without the Presidents Message.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-23

The canvass Of votes f>r Governor
will not take place untll the Legislature
meets. The only unorsanlzcl counties
arc Buncombc, U'Brien: Os.cola sud
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-19
GREAT BARGAINS
NEW GOODS =!
Prices to suit the Times !

iTHC undersigned has just reformed from
/ Philadelphia with large aud hand
some assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
being purchased exclusively for CASH
at such prices as cannot fail 10 give sa'lS.
faction. Ye determined TO sell as LOW
if not LOWER than any house in the
County. He is not 10 be out-done by
anv one, not even our friends at Dul'
fields Depot, who profess to sell at low
figures. TO LuucIual dealers he would
saw call and see for yourselves. He asks
no one to buy unless he can DO lI''Ie
better than any one else. As an induce
ment to Cash buyers he will allow len
Der cent at the foot of every bill OF 80
and upwards, Groceries excepted. Now
is your time to purchase cheap goods
eel mean what | say.
WM. MOULDER
Shepherdstown, October 80, 1898.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-19
The SAepherdstoWn Register

Is published weekly at 80 year positively 10
he paid before the year expires. No paper dis.
continued Except at the option of the editorl
until aIl arreara yes are paid up. Single copies
6. cents.
cents for the first insertion, and 20 cents for
eocb insertion thereafter-larger ones in the
same proportion. Advertisements not marked
for any specified time are continued till forbid
and charged accordingly. A deduction made 10
Il ose W 10 advertise by the year.
Merchants who contract by The year for adj
vcrtisiug are strictly confined to Mefchandiz-
ing-adyertising of different nature will be
liable 10 extra charge.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-19
ENTLER'S HOTEL.
fin


gnHE subscriber would respectfully an
( nounce TO the Public that he has taker
the Hotel known as Daniel Entler's Ho
tel, in Shepherdslown, Jefferson County,
Virginia.
His TABLE shall at all times be sup
pled with the best the market affords.
His BAR with the best liquors. His
STABLE attended by careful and aten-
live Osller, and hopes by a strict attention
TO business and desire to please to merit
ard receive liberal share of public pat.
ronage.
VIM. LAMBRIGHT, Proprietor.
Shepherdstown, April 10, 1853. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-19
IF THE VICTIM

Be conscious of the cause Of his decay land hav.
ing reliuquished the odious practice he suffers
under those terrible nocturnal and involuntary
emission, which weaken and shame him, pro,
ducing mental and physical prostration. lfhe
emancipate himself before the practice ha:
done its worst, and enter matrmOny, his mar
riage is unfruitful, and his sense tells him thai
this is caused by his early follies.
Too many think they will hug the secret tc
their own hearts, and cure themselves. Alas
how often is this fatal delusion, and how ma
ny promising youth, who might have been ar
ornament to society, has faded from the earth