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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18
A VOICE FROM THE WEST
Copied from the Cleayelaud rlaind, aler.
UNIVERSAL! UNIVERSAL!
IS THE DEMAND FOR
DIR. S.. 0. RICHARDSON'S
SHtaRY VIM BII'pDRS

Tie celebrat d New England reted t0f Habtual Con
etipaton %Jatldice, Fever and Ague. Genesal uebi
~, and all diseases arising from q disCrtied Stomach
LAYER or tUNta.
lhoj are used and recommended by .hc leading J ms
!c4ahs OF we Country and al Who us hon pioltu &c
them a. valuable.
pr JAHL' J., LEEPERE wrLrs rtcm Na9.rre, Stark
To-" o.; Tine Bites are ratcd by thos, 81 Gtrit IN ON
lndiecilCn Gyspep ia Hsd i've Complaint
l. 3. DAVIS, O'tmlstCr ~ NIlH mspolt. o.. SAWS:
Ih give ta'is aci.0l. 4 u.e IN N my. Ell, having ta-
ktn c"id, Tee me lroStfa'e aud lost IN, appetite 1tIc-
leFhu ne, ana ! can rtcoinn tndH Wdh gttat a s1Tance
OF Its merits ~
Or. Wl \. KERR, Of Ro.er,,lIe. Ind. yrf,s n. n.at
tucy are the most va uabiC meIIcnc oTei zee. lie has
re mhenGed hem Hlth gItut ucc,s- and with thDm
mace several cur s Of palpitaIon o. the h at ana gn-
eIal debility. ~ ? -
THOMAS STANFORD, Esq Brountyine. Henry Co
ina "fltes Us n long let G.. under date Of Nav 4, 1860.
ne was much lc need, having been afflicted for ihiee
years wrh great nervous d-bJiy, palptatou OF tie
yer u lh2 a req bottles s. ascompgeIy restored, and an
LOW N robust lcIth
q ". HOFFMAN says he vas anl ci,d with rhcnm.
alism ioiiwenty years IN an its va. ious 10 ms and at
ne datf Of THIS letter he has been tWo YEATS well, HE
Bhier' eheeunG acurc, when s yetal Phys clans at end
ing hDm could 90 Ain no coed He SAYS, " Tor rhcuup-
tish', dlspeisla aver Compla mt, kidney affection or
drops, ~ a 'pe;ih; c'r'am remedy.
) N.uuNt VII Is from Delpho, Allen co. Ohio.
VA SfclHi WhtIe FeFeia aud Aluc pteyaI thai Ire mo
c%tcefluHt Itcomincj th.m otdeadad ne IN al Lease
OF fcFei and Aalt, y fitiso atdGtneral Ncbi'ity
ID Is GALLEllEIiN q u WIitt from uu Wert o..
- mus rcspet fully f,commend tie sherry VII e ut-
tcfs 10 the hot &c oid sF p1c persOhs, aud al who re
quife a stimulating medicine
SHch News we are receiving Daily,
~ v DlhECllCNS ttDAP ~ EAtH BOTTLE
N'o i} dealers IN me icine generally. fdar ms
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18

:, NJ " FHFNONTll N PI0Uatr U0uft he'd II
Wy t@itnNGtoN Di-rHrcr ss. Montpelier, within ana for
8 . D,,diIct, on tho sih day OF Apft An ls6I.
WHITMAN uONARD, Admtuistmtor on the Estate
~ VIM W. Wood'Id. late Of Ro1buy, Ia said dis
'ttt 1tffa'e presents his administration accounli0r
-tlltmehl Whetrupon II = ordered that he same be- re
lefcd ioihe 31ui dag Of Apil next, AT the Probate Office.
W sam Montpelier, for examination ard allowance and
Wat alI coneefned,b be notified hereof. BY the publication Of
,nls order IN he Grcon Mountain freeman, printed at
Monipeher, three weeks succe,slveli a. soon as may be
'h"' l0ef may appear, and at said time and place, It they
see chise, object Their TO. BY order If Cont.
Iw3 Attest, n. A. CHASE, Register.
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Notice.

rms %c'rihes that | has given my son, Henry A. CuI-
l yer, hs time during The remainder Of his minority
and shaIl NOT claim his earnings, nor ply any debts Of HI.
contracting. aftor This date. THOMAS CTIVER
DANIEL CHASE, Witness.
Worcester, March 20. 1851. g74fsgs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18
Notice.

Ihls Is to certify, that | have III day sold my son, Sam
l. n"I haNhafa, his time during the remainder Of his
mlnotIly, and that shall claim none ofbis wages nor nav
any dcbls Ct his contracting after this date.
koXbury, March 30, 1861. EDWIN MAXUAM
Lorenzo Ellis, Witness. 9-G 9wt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18

~ F'L MLb'' n - Lave 3 OW btcI ieOie The rub.
L he l0f a period OF IN q Yeas, and du1ipg HAT lime
have rnain'amtd a hugh Character in almost e,cry nan
o. me elole Tor their tX1aofdpary aud immediate
power Of io'toring Ier.e-t h ath TO peIsaus sngerIng
liatle """
The following are among lie distressing variety Of
human dsencs n which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES,
are vel known t. he i%Htalnule.
DlsPkpslA, by thoroughly cleansing he fret an secoi a
ttemaehs aud creating Il low Of pure healthy BILE. In.
't'ad OF The stale and acrid kind. fla uitney. los nj
Appetite heartburn hciGacie, Restle sne.s, IItcmIc.
AbNhiy' LapguOr ond melancholy, which are the zen.
con eqc noe OF is ,ute.
CoIIyISEs., by clca sing the who'e length Of the IN.
~ hts ~tha 'ofeat process, aud without violence.
days. ''"" w
fEVEFs Of al kinds, l. resto ing the flood 10 a req
MAR circulation, through the process Of rfspineol f,
ia such cAS' ahd the thorough solution OF Al intestinal
obstruction IN Others
ne / fe Medicines have been known 10 cure Rueuma.
j IN letmauenfly IN three weeks, ana GJut IN half tn.t
tinr, ty removing local II fl nation fr, N tbe n,,,.clrs
and garments of tie joints.
DGorsiE' Of ail kind, 10y fro>ug and STRENGTHENING
vac hidueys ana bladdfi HOY Optibte most de iuh fiji +
on tle'e important organs, md hncc have ever t,e.
IohIa g ftaih remedy IN Tie worst ca-ys II Gravel
Also WORM. Is iludeire ir.m mo tut,,itr. ~ tLo
bowels The slmy u after 20 Uhich VI &. creature. .rlcr.
ecuRVY, ULcERa aud l|LYctel1tt Soi,s In ne u~rE.ct
purify watch these Life Medicines TO iha blood aa1 MI
ecoRRuric tRurrIoNs ind bad Comp exiors i, non,
a'telaute Meet upon ne fund. VA lecd Tie AN. ana
INC lnolhlu SAFE - winch occasions ala trruftya CON.
ions "b'"
re use of hos. ril. 10 yctj 81 1T time vaJ "a c, !
w tfg cl ol Salt Eheum. G4d q striking mpIeye.
mont III he c|lealncts oil the skin. Common C,Ids aIJ
%iLhurnIl wi a'Ha.s L. cured by one do on two in
the WOtsf Goes
runs -lhe original pr,I ricior Of ne 6 medicines.
was Cefe9 ~ ~ OF 20 clt standing b, thcl sat the
Lie Medicines alone
tlyfi ANp AGtf - fer his scurEe of lie We.t.rr
eoulitl me AeGie nts viii le found "a safe sfce5y
am certain 4tHety Oihei M cnes leave me 81 ION
~ 81 10 O eeiusu q The disease cu,e D., tbe,e med.
NJ is iernaliet- Iy ficm be satisfied. and be rured
- Il LIuts fEVfRs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS ten crri
ptbiIny los Of An ute Dteasrs 81 Feani,s-ihe Med.
lcile' hiYg ieeu u>,d with the most beneficial r.yulfs in
sases o. ms dttcr piion kings Evil. aud ScIr,ull
IN IL worst ioims, Yields 70 the mid vet lowor(nI Az.
non olthtse 1emarkabie Mod ciutc, Nigit Sy,cts
Nervous Debility. Neyl us Complaints of ali sluds. roi'.
d. 'f''"9 cur
MERcuRtAL D!sRtsIs - Persons whose cotst1uticns
become impaired ly the irju1ici,us use of Mercurv.
" = ina thtse N~.editihes a citct cuict as ihcy never
TO eradicate from he system all the effects of Mer.
Jury, !hhnrey st,oner then tie mest powerful mcptra-
non of ~Saisaplrl a ff'"
Fcl AGA ~ Il sOldIv w. NoprtT
90 BROADWAY. NEW YoRE
EtE EAIE rE = rt.nH.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-18
va ls SALE.
Alhrst rate Chance for Business
Men.

y SUBS rther offers Tor Sale, all his real Estate. viz
plr ana one-hht acres II choice land With A 6rst
olass new Il selling house, tho oughly finished and main,
ca throughout with a cement cell n, aud 20. d wn,er in
me kitchen, n good we'll arranged barn, with rnnnin,
water luthe yard a new aud large carriage honse with q
good arch therein a good Store built 10 years since. vim
'hsi and anary at ached well painted. this pronrrty
y situated ono mile from H~ydepark, two mil4s from Nor.
I!s,'sei "a central location T. the trade Of Norrlstovn
and H~ydepark aud adjoining towns. In tho yiIla,e wv
or" NIL saw MI /, fannery wo len Factory, Carriage
emo starch Factory, blacksmith shop, Ne. This is one
where a larSe business Is being dole. a l,rTe hnsines 'bs
,eeh done = ere Tor ready pay strictly. a rare chance is
mere ehered To an active business man. | viii also sell a
very hye interval OF some 20 acres, 1 mile from the hn,l
alngs, well fenced witha nonl n " ha n an shld th,,oan
buildings = ~" inc
For Ia Their pariic liars enquire Of the Subscriber.
cadys Falls, Vt, Jan. o6, 1851. "N'
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TO MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE

The DAILY FREEMAN, containing the full tel
esraphic report TO the associated press in Bos-
ton, morning and evening, and. full report of
The proceedings of the Legislature, will be fur
hlshed during the Session to mail subscribers at
the rate of $l,00 for three months. For ST 20
the DAILY will he sent three months, postage
free. Two cents for single copies in wrapper,
to be had at all times at the Office Members
ordering papers to be sent regularly for the Ses-
sion and wishing 10 pay the postage here will be
supplied at the rate of two cents per number.
The paper will be delivered to members and 9TH
ers at their rooms at the rate Of 81 .25 for three
months.
The WEEKLY FEREEMAN will be furnished to
mail subscribers during the Session for twenty
five cents.
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General Orders.
HEADQUARTERS, CAMP SMITH.
October II. 1861

HEADQUARTERS, CAMP SMITH, }
October H. 1861.
The following General Orders were read last
evening at Camp Smith
FIRST
After this date Guard Mounting will axe place
at O'Clock in the morning on the Regimental
Parade.
No citizen will be allowed within the encamp-
ment without a pass from commissioned Off
Ger.
Aiter this date, commencing Oct II, Rcvcillc
will be sounded at ID o'clock-Roll Call at 6
breakfast at Officers Drill at s l-2-Com-
pany Drill at 9-Recall at l0-Squad Drill at
ll-Dinner at II l-2-Company Drill at .
Recall at 3-Dress Parade at 4-Supper at 10
Tattoo at l-2-Taps at 9.
FOURTH.
There will always be left at least one commits
stoned Company Officer in charge of the Com
pany.
Commissioned Officers will leave their names
at the Adjutant's tent stating the name. the
hour of leaving. and the hour of return. on a
blank to be found there for the purpose.
SIXTH.
All companies will respond to the various
calls as sounded, promptly
SEVENTH.
All commissioned officers are required by this
order to remain with their respective companies
The good order of this cncam pment depends up
on the observance of this order.
EIGHTH.
No pass is to be received by the sentinel of
the Guard unless signed by the officer in charge
of the company, and not more than two pri-
Yates of the same company are to be absent
from the camp at the same time
NINTH.
No furloughs will be given except by the Col
onel commanding, and by him only upon the
written request Of the Captains of companies
TENTH
No furloughs will be given longer than two
days, and none until the companies are muster
ed in
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Mails in Montpaiier.


SOUTHERN and EASTERN mail closes at 500 a. al
rYies at SIS p. IN.
NORTHERN and WESTERN closes at 3.15 p. M arrives
at $50 m.
All matter for these mails must be in the Office before the
time Of closing, to 90 the same day.
BARRE mail arrives daily at $50 a. m departs every
day on arrival of Southern.
BRADFORD mail arrives daily at 10 90 p ~. depart,
daily at i 90 a. IN.
pANyILLE arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday.
at IL O'Clock, a. departs same days at O'Clock
p.
BARTON arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays al
$50 T. M departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at As d. m.
HYDEPARK, by Worcester and Emore arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 800 p m. departs as
Barton.
CHELSEA arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridaysat
l.5o p M departs same as Dauville.
CALAIS mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saur-
days at 100 T. m leaves alternate days on arrival
Western
BERLIN from two to six times week
OFFICE Ours FROM 700 A. NJ to s. 90 r. NJ.
JAMES G. FRENCH, ?. NJ,
Montpelier, Mayl, 1851
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEIMAN, OCI. ~, lool.

course has forced on us, since the outbreak of
the present rebellion.
As matters now stand Great Britain is fast
teaching us lessons for our own future conduct
towards her. She is telling us by her present
examples, how we have missed it in the past, -
how, in the Canadian rebellion of 1887, our
Government, instead of promptly putting down
all attempts to aid the patriots along our bor-
ders should, folding our hands and saying, we
will give no opinion as to the merits of the
quarrel, have secretly encouraged them, winked
at furnishing them with wholesale supplies of
munitions Of war; and thus aided them in Sc
curing their independence. And in the late
Sepoy rebellion, which brought such agitation
and alarm on the British nation, we should, in
stead of calling the Sepoys rebels entitled to no
rights of war, and sympathizing with the Gov
eminent in its distresses, have proclaimed them
equally entitled to all the rights of beligerents,
have given them the aid of our sympathy, and
thus encouraged them to persevere, that they
might weaken power which we feared might
some day prove dangerous to us.
In these examples, and the lessons they teach,
let Great Britain beware that the same measure
she is now meeting out to us, be not hereafter
meetcd out to her again.
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Foreign News.

Sandy Hook, Oct. II. steamship Ash. E
Liverpool Sept. %, arrived this forenoon '' from
The American Squadron had left o.
home, except one small vessel, which ,o ,n" lor
at the earnest request Of American maral '1i"ed
and had gone suddenly to Shanghac. WANTS. Jh""i'S
schooner was reported fitting out for "' ".; a
tecr. i''a'
Liverpool, Saturday. Breadstufs- Flon.
quiet and tending domwards. Wheat ' bur was
clned | a I'd since Tuesday Corn steod n@a ue'
Religious services were celebrated at nno -
the Presbyterian churches in Liverpool on ' :, VI
goth in sympathy with the day of humjia,;sa,ae
and prayer in America. "''oh
The Paris Patrie contradicts the rano...
convention for an immediate interycntion -
Mexico. The London Post reiterates ito s' III
ment and says the Palrie has lost its Semi o frao'
character, and that a convention will shortn a.
signed. The Times also confirms the ruma. "
1t says Intervention will commence "a sooa
the weather permits, and that it is undor,al' &c
with the concurrence OF the American Cow
ment
1t is again asserted that the Pope is III MAJ.
seriously than ever before, and dancer If FL ~
life is limited. "''
1t is reported that an attempt was recan,l.
made to assasstdate Archduke Albert near v;
emma. The bomb exploded too late. -
Spain still refused to acknowledge any sor.
reign in Naples but Francis Second It was 0 w.
pected that the Italian minister would sonn
leave Madrid 'O'u
The preliminaries of a treaty between Ens
land and Spain for an intervention in Meyicoo
have not yet been signed.
London, Sept %. American securities quje,
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Vermont Bible Society,

The Anniversary of the Vermont Bible Soei.
ETY. will be held at Montpelier, on Wednesday,
the 10th day of October.
The Directors will meet at the Rooms of the
Depository at II O'Clock A. NJ. The Society
will meet in the same place at 20 clock P. NJ.
Anniversary exercises and Sermon in the
Brick Church, at 6 l-2 clock in the evening.
W. II. LORD, Sec V B. s.
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The NINTH MASSACHUSETTS REGIxENr-Tbs
Washington correspondent Of the PhiladeInb;s
Press says:
Sc was riding beyond Falls Church. and mo.
two Pennsylvania soldiers, who cautioned ma ~
proceed no iarther, as our outer pickets had lust
informed them that the rebel Scouts were within
halt mile of US, and would probably fire upon
US from the thlcket If an opportunity occurred,
! turned to retrace my steps, but had not gonea
dozen rods when 1 met full regiment advan,
ing, each man with a musket in one hand and
an ak in the other. With bold front thew
pushed on directly towards the rebel scouts, who
retreated before them, and our troops common.
ced cutting away the trees that had afforded the
enemy good hiding places, from which they had
been firing upon our men. The regiment that
on this occasion took up an advanced position
was the Massachusetts, Ninth, Colonel Cass an
Erie, Pa, an Indiana, and two New York regi
mcnts supported them, in case of an attackr''
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Vermont Historical Society.

The twenty second annual meeting of the
Vermont Historical Society will be holden at
the Historical Room in the State House, Mont
reliar, on Tuesday, October 18th, 1861, at
o'clock, P. M.
The Annual address will be pronounced BY
the Rev. William S. Balch of Ludlow, VT, and
several Biographical sketches of distinguished
Vermonters will be read on the occasion.
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Ethan slle.l Statue,

Nh, EDITOR the Inauguration of til g
Statue of Eathan \ IN at the Capital Of GU,
State was an eyeHl u 10 ordinary inercst.--
The beautiful An.llna' day lent its charms TO
the occasion. T.: lie and eloquent Grafton by
Ar Woodbridge ike the day was full of
charms and full p,elast, and as the people
at large shared ii lie Ileasantness of the day
| trust they will " favored with Published
copy OF the cratic. We'll may we revere and
honor the memoir Of the lllustrious men by
whose valor and patriotism, grad results wee
accomplished. In all ages and countries it has
been customary to commemorate the deeds of
brave heroic men who occupy high place in
their country history. Painting and scul pture
have been brought into requisition to perpctu-
ate the memory OF their achievements, and to
keep alive in the hearts of the young, yenela.
ton for their noble ancestor, and an ardent
love for country. Almost every capital IN
Christendom is adorned with statues and mon
nments adapted to keep wildly before the mind
the heroic deeds of the gallant dead We can
now point with State pride to the magnificent
work of our young and highly esteemed artist,
which will be assiduously cared for, admired,
and preserved, 50 long as liberty shall find a
resting place and home among the green hills
81 vermont MOUNTAINEER.
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LETTER FROM Dr.. HAYEs.-The following let
ter has been received from Dr. Hayes:

HALIFAX, Oct. 9, 1867.
Homeward bound. Put in for repairs and
water. We were unable to penetrate Smith
Strait either this season or last on account of
heavy ice. We wintered near Port Foulke,
near Cape Alexandria, and have penetrated
with dog slcdge to latitude eighty one degrees
thirty live minutes on the west side of Kennedy
Channel. In that channel there was much omen
water. The thirteen surviving members of nv
original party are all well. Two of my com.
panlons, Mr.. Sontag, and Gibson Carruthers,
have died. |. |. HAYES,
American Polar Expedition.
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UNIVERSAL EXEMPTION FROM FROST Here /.
Is near the middle of October, and vet not a
particle OF frost, except in very limited localities
has been seen since last May-an instance, un-
kno wn ii is said, for the last forty years.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-12

~ File Of the latest New York and Boston
papers will be at all times at the FREEMAN Or
rIcE, and those desiring TO see these papers can
do so by calling at this Office. +
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A DAILY FREEMAN

viii be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready tor the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
the morning in season for the morning mails
Each edition will contain the latest telegraphic
news to the time of going to press.
The Terms will be,
$500 per year, or 81 90 for three months, to
man subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office.
5000 per year, or ST ,25 for three months, to
village subscribers-paper delivered at their
houses or places of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms
Orders are solicited. C. w. WILLARD.
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MELANCHOLY SUIcIDE.-Wc learn from a cor
respondent for whose communication of the par
ticulars we have not room, in the press of mat
ter, that Mrs. J. G. Tildcn Of Rochester. rose
from the side of her husband in the night, threw
herself into White River and was drowned.-
Her body was found washed up on an island,
seven or eight miles below, the next day. Grief
for the loss Of a child inducing temporary insan-
ity is named as the cause of the act
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we are authorized by Col. Lord to state that
no more Regiments will be called for by Cover
nor Fairbanks. A few vacancies are left in
Companies, although the Regiment is fully or
ganlzed Applications can be made at the Of
flee of the Adjutant GENERALIZATION Hotel
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-12

A MUSICAL CONVENTION is to be held at New
bury, for four days; beginning Oct. %, under
direction of DR.. Lowell Mason Of Now York.
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HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-02
BALTIMORE LOCB HOSPITAL.
AS A REFUGE FROM QUACKERY.

hAoiApihShAD 40 n hhf oufI fhon VoAohnha
R Johnson has d,covsrsd ,he mos, Certain Speedy and
IL only EGcius Remedy in The Word for weiinsss 81 d,
InVola0,ay Dsehsrss mpOtsncy General Debility Nervous
Dypepss Lsaguor Los Spirits Confusion Of Ideas, PsPi
u Hss Mos: sn a 81 S y.
Lsngs Stomach or Bowe-those Terrible Disorders ahg nom
rs their ycs han The CT yrens 20 Ne Mariner,
.,,s SnsnIs '1s %sss sAn' hopes o.
YOUNG kkN
Dreadful az which sEeep. 70 an un,ms
y grave .leSsaad, o. Young Ote iI, exalted .lea and
Win ~. thunde, Of or v.Ied 70
nving Tyre, may All viii fail consdenc.. -
Married Persons, or Young Men eops.mpln. marriage. bss
Speedy cured. 's'-.0 '''H W s''''''u''' So
He Who places hIsef under the Dr. may reisousy
ooasde 10 his honor a. suraan and entity rely upon his
skli as Physleilss 90 - =
oRGANio wEAKHEss.
i Ts Ssrs AID F fO. Sss1 and
Rage rcssb,s the psnA paid BY The victims Of improper
bsss Of the dreadful ts
e Of prosreAon Loot sooner By thn,e falling Into I'm
proper hAbs than BY the prudenf Besides being deprived q ne
ynp,en. y, both BODY and mind srse Tbs system ssoone De
ranged Ne Ply CAL sn kuncaons Loss Oh rro
s. as
Coughs, oee.s|edon, .e
Len band de going oa sao,e .rs ts~ doO's nom 'hs
Is:.sn na T. psS asi ssn .ap N. posOr pps
mas Lag IN hs e1ice ; .
De. J0BNSON,
Member OF the OF Surgeons graduate nom one OF
The noenpent lseees IN the United States and the greater
part Of whose LIE has Sssn s In the hspH Of London, Par
Philadelphia snd elsewhere has effected Of the most
onshng that mAiy troubled With ringing
chen asleep beng alarm
Cd At sadtsn sound. frequent biehns,
tended sometimes sh darangcneh Of mind, we're cured In
raeiiateiy.
TAKE PARTICULAR EoTIoE
Dr. addresses all those who have injured themselves BY I'm
indulgence and solitary hab which ruin both body and
nd unft ing them for either business study society mar
mage
These sone OF sad ADD melancholy ee produced BY
early has Of YOUTH va WEAKNESS OF me BACK and Lrihs
Pains IN ne hsSd pr1ness o. nsn, sos Of rover fH
81 ~ hSAis pyspsPey errous D.IHntex
DSos'e tenSuA'' 1enef pe0ny' Dynp'm' "
Voasenapaoh -, $500, a.. -
Ietlui saess On rs una Ge Iueh n pc
memory, Coniucn o. Iaees OF op
It's Eu forehodngs Aversion TO Society sefDsrus Love Of
solitude ImditY, 3e are some OF the erin produced
rcnsaos o. All ages can noN ndge what's
Of their declining health losing their Vsor, beeorns weak pale
nervous and erAated having singular appearance about the
oyos, corgh and symptoms Of consumption