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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-16

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Railroads and steamboats,.

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29
EiXEsE2EsEysIlTE'si.

rs to the matter Of the posts. We tird tho
following the only tEirg in the way Of I'm
experiment we have met with. though it is
m old theory tto. if The post stand ~ it
stood when growing il Will, through the sap.
vessels, absorb more moisture, and 50 rot
more rapidly; whereas if inverted that
absorption is prevented. About thirty
years ago says the writer. Il, tc test tho
thjng, split two bar posts side by side, out
Of chestnut log. Trey we're eight ie"t long,
eight inches wide and three tuick. One 7
set butt down. the other top down. At the
end Of ten years thu one 81. in butt down
rottcd OIL aud / reset Il in the same bO,c.
At the end OF six wear, it was ruttcd oil
again. and put In a new Cne. The other
lasted four years lJE-er, when ii got split II
two and ] took it out. 7, was tA-u aHgU.
twu thirds rottcG gI. SiAJ"-- .ears ago
set six pairs OF har posts, aI split ont OF the
butt cut Of lne same white oak .u-,. one
pair | st hr,, down, another pair, one bus.
down, tue other top down. and Others top
dOwu -Four years ago those So Ortt down
were rot.Gd of, and had to be replaced by
new ones. This summer had occasion to
Icsct those that were set Top down. ! found
them all sound enough to reset My ey.
porimcuts have convinced II" hat ."g ,ce.
/ va. - 10 set them tr,,- uovn. These c&pcr-
/ imants seem very decisive if the expcr,mer.
ter IS to be relied on iar careful observation
q. facts, bu. why r"r lave the matter !tsteCi
by numerous experiments.
IS to the potato experiment. n corrcspon-
dent oi one OF the papers says he was stop
ping with "a friend, whom be found planting
c,at~s: covering lightly, say t"o or three
inches deep, ana ADVISED deeper CbrCriug.- -
His friend thought not but allowed him tC
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29

II IS affirmed. and almost universally be-
Gyyci in Europe, that the Plague, or
dreadful epidemic much rc-cmblingit il, RACES
in 81. Petersburg, and has extended alrng
the valley Of the Nistulu, between Poland
and East Prussia. The deaths had bgcu
= Ong uut Of 5000 casts, and there was an
average of 100 new c.-os q d,v. At Mos
coW. precautionary measures had been taken
by The police, wuo dail inspected the food
and residences OF the poor. Il hal lvyu
surgcs stcd that competent medical officers
should be sent tlom En-lNn0 to study -hc
disease, but of the m= 'ical students from
France. who had undertaken to Investigate
it. forty has pcrishcd. The epidemic is not
the cholera, but the puguc--knOWn Ivy
dilutcd pupils Of the cre, carbuucles, apl
ucstrlrutiai bubos. whicl We're the charuc-
ieristics of the disease, when it destroyed
100 600 persons, in London, in the year
1868. in few months, and which are j.
characteristics al nil times and in all places.
The British Ambassador had tciCgraphcd
from St Petersburg, on the 9TH April, ".bu
fever is contagious. and in Enalarl ia ctl'-
ed the rclapsug or famine fever; also the
rcmittcd, or bilious typhoid fever. II WIS
unknown in Russia until eight months ago.
. On the other hand, @ Ir"l, D physician,
connected with 4 fever hospital, has "It.gn
/ to The Times that "the public Dreu be uu-
! der l'ttlc apprehension ns tu Ibc mpollailon
OF the Russian cpi lcmic into England. The
lornillblc OF the two diseases composing
it is there already. DlNng ,aa last three
/ ir, ,,,,,. + ,r.l' ~, ~, ,.,.,,.r r.r.l' f
,,,n. t.r,rn known " 7. vii ba r,r,cn, ',r
/ ell. however that medical men doubted lpi
= i,,o ,'r,a ul.'1.r tbn Cn.r.r, ,yricI
r,.,...l G,rl. rI"ol t,rs, from Pr..ial ~ i.
,r,n,,n. ,t I.,,l r..,lly ,vgs tI,, D.,,,.3.
nr ,S. t.,,,,.-t,,. l,ttar' b.in., tr.. ,,,,,I
linz, nr,rirrnc. v,irh was sn Gnvos,1tinr
,hr77,.,i,l, ,l,'. I-rit.l Srofn. /, 1890 AZ A.
,nr rgta -;r rrrr.rs G,ry. tn. Nomo score
,lry f,vra il necessary tc ,r-,pre tba B-.iisl
. II, p,-!;,,,,,,+ tl,+ a.. ,,,. t..f-ir.. ,-ao,uti.n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29

IN 1888 a small pamphlet was published
IN Germany. protesting to contain Il series
of prophetic revelations found among the
papers OF LcnOrmand, who had died ten
years before at an advanced agp. Ii is no
torious that this publication excited great
attention and obtrincd large cr.dence
throughout Germany. Il announced among
ether events thct ir the wear 1883 there
would he an European war upon Russian
soil, upon which the eagle and the leopard
cloycly kug the bear lthc elder Napoleon
always having declared the leopard, not
the lion, was the symbolic animal of Eng
land): that after peace had been restored,
the elephant Nndial would attempt tc
trample down the leopard England, buo
would not succeed that following the war
between Russia, England, and France,
would Ee an immense emigration from Ger,
mary 70 +hc West United StaJes'. fer many
years ttct the en- igrNnt- would prosper +
their rcu come, but time would come
when civil war would make them desire
that they had net left their ta3cr-nad; that
after the civil war had tcariuily ragged for
four years, peace wonlG would be restored,
and remarkably T.cspc.i'y creuc end that,
about tie time the war in the west had
ended, fearful sickness, commencing IN
Russia. would extend across the Baltic,
dgsO,0tc Germany. cause immense mortality
in England, and thence simultaneously
spread to the east ard to the west This
prediction Germans in this country believe
to he now in its Inst stage cf lulhlmcnt. 1t
is, at least, remarkable FtHt(eiphtg FrcGs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29
OLD SERIES, VOL. 2j, NO. 80.

Having placed them in conccalncnt in Il
desigultld clump Of hnsh,s. he was to place
"A man near Them in an oYrn space. to attract
the Pirusan. It would Jl-ccud ior lis in
tended pre-. vil.n the h..man were to dis
charge tuu;r arrows. which arrows the tin
ger ot the Gr.ft Sy;lit would guide to the
heart Of the monster, and thus hopeless
enemy would hr placed IN thei,, newer,
"Naho1 arose in tty morning aud Spread
the good news amoag his people. The
widest Joy prevailed, ~ .ae midst of which
all the Drcuarations were made a, directed
the ascAers were in the clump OF bushes.
and the man was standing ont. soon a
faint .pcck was seen 70 The Sky. pass:n~
round and round iu "a circle. Presently i:
stood still for a moment. and thea with the
velocity of IL FALLEN star down it came to-
wards the cug.h. An awfll ,pshing through
the air, as Of mighty s.Ig y the sui len twaug
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29
gparrc-,5n~ Physiological E':.cts.

=
'r p lcttcr TO the London GA1,, Dr. Kidd
mentions tie following instance OF iAe rcs-
t1mtou of sight IN yourg woman born
lljlH. lie says ~ saw individually aud
observed with Interest the following case \
slor. time ago At the Eye Institution, Moor
icIds--n cHsa that would be invaluable to
Bcrlirly, rs bcaring on the part played hy
the senses in intellect, etc. An interesting
'nCl-'rE young woman, two"ty-'"p wears Of
age, born stone bGnd-partly educated IN
I've family Of a r'crgyman, Hll ''iS tim" hg
fin~cr aiphahcts, rs we sec blind men tracing
the letter. IN ere or two places in town
bird for twenty-five years. was restored TO
perfect vision In four days by a surgican
operation and to partial vision in two minu-
t.s. This young woman in m instant, having
been twenty-five years and from her birth
st0na blind OF congcnial cataract, began 10
sno, as those deaf mutCs in Paris began 20
hear, for the first time The effect IN the
Young woman was most curious, and some
4 thmg Of tLis kind She saw every thing brt
l1c.a was no idea whatever Of perspective
She p.r Der hand to the window 20 try 10
aalaG the tigys On tae other side of the street.
then in IoorGeIl: she tried To touch the GEL
LING OF . high wErl; she was utterly igHDnn.
also ot common things. o., what such
,u.1-s as a bunch ul keys were, or a silver
watch. or common cup and saucer hut
when she shut her ewes aUd what was allow
. cd 10 touch them the educated scnse) she
toll them ut oucr! She could almost dis
. tin.Uish the Greasy feel of u silver hG,fcroNn
/ from the cold, dry, harsh feeling OF cor.
per penny. Her i'y Was excessive 70 DeL
! shown some miuuuupttc and sweet pea that
one of the surgeons had accidentally in lis
coat, for it seems she knew al the plants In
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29
UP d. CtRAEE'S
Eve and Tar Llfrmary,
)G the Square Three Doors FROM Siecls ilu
WILKEs- Es-BAEREspA.


wILKES- -BAN2E,.PA.
THIS INSTITUTION is nov orcu' = a furnished
l in the most costly style deception Private
and Operating Rooms are large and convenient and
well adapted. The Surgical" apartment contains the
finest col ectiOn of instruments IN this country. ami
thus his faculties vii! enable him 10 meet any and
NH emergencies in practice. lie will operate upon
the various forms OF fbLINDNESS. Cataract, O1cluon
of the Pupil Cross Eyes, Closure of the Tc"r Ducts
Inversion of the Eytiias, Picrycium &c. Ec. And
will treat all forms OF Sore EyCs Granuled llts
Opacetes of the Corlea, and S,u,uluus assesses Of
the Eye together wih all the diseases TO which The
'6EAFNESS. treat all the diseases common
TO the organ Dischages from the Lar, Noises in the
Ear Catarrh. diifculi es of hearing total Dguluass
even where the Drumis destroyed, VIII insert an
artificial one, answering nearly all the purposes OF
'HT HpTSEHsFs TSfSs HssiFs OF -TIE TIEOsT.-Nl diseases
common to the Throa and Nose viii be treated
GENERAL SURSRl.-h5 will operate upon
Club-feei, Hair Lip, Ielt Palate IGmors' Cancers
new nesh into deferred parts, and General Surgery
of Whatever character il may present
HERNIA, COR LUPIUEE.0-He will perform
"Labius," operationor the rH i'l CON! lc'e'j cure
cf Hernia this unqusonG1ly pei feet cure, and is
done with little or II, pain. oul Ol the many hun
dred operated upon Boston there ha7 been no ia-
ures, ii having met he aPpro1H.lon VI All VINO have
ARTiFIClAL E'ES.-Wfll insert artificial eyes
giving them the nloiOr and expression Of the natu-
| raj They are insetei without The least pain
| HEMORRHOID (PILES This truubleiomc Iii
sease s readily curd. Thcse suffering hon il VIII
| Dr.. Up DE- GAFF visits Wikes-Barrc with a
view of building "a a permanent Institute for the
treatment of the He, Ear, aud & neral Sursery. -
The experience oinorS than qH,r'sr ol century,
in Hospital and gAeral practice he hopes, will be
sufficient guarantee 70 those who Gay be disposed 70
! employ him.
J,uisry IL lsS ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29

4 Connecticut farmer has hoa,ded about
q ton Of butter, waiting uu'il be could rea-
lie sav.nty-Gye cents per pound for II. lie
is now offered thirty 10 JAi1y-six cents per
poum, according to the quality.
The Springfield EEiaa, ot Saturday, SAYS
that some uf the grccermen there Who
rr- ght NJ l'rve oraAtii.s Ct butter az liiy.
seven and City eis sht cents per poana, are
now selling the same at thirty-fve cents.
In New York it is said that large quantities
have =ecs1t.y bosa s-!1 s. la as siz,esr
esn-s.psr ro1a7
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29
OF THE "AsEEnrCAiv."

TERMs-TTo DalLARs por annurn. 81 70 e
not pail Within tho year. No papor dh0srtinaed
until oil arrsaragos ore paid.
These terms will.bs strictly adhered t0 hereafter
rfsubscribers neglect refuse to take their news
,,rers from the office to which they are directed, they
are responsible until they have settled the bills and
ordered them discontinued '-.--
postnasters will please act as our Agents, and
frank letters containing subscription money. They
are permitted to do this under the Post ot1ee Law.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29
ps~rvA77 cL0GG,c1s-gygsNGEEs

Tie ONLY reliable olf-Adjusting Wringcr.
No Woodwork to Swell or Split
No Thumb-Scgews to get out of or!er.
Warranted with OF without Cog-Wheels.
It,ook the FIRST PREMIUM at F;tfy-Sere- State
and County Fag. IA 1863, and i, without an eHsep-
ton the best Nrmrcr ever maIo.
Patented in The United States, England Canada,
sample Wringc- sent, Express poid on reoeipto
Encrg,.:c agents can make from, to 10 Dollars per
No. So 80. No /, 81 30, No 7, $3.50 No.A,S9.5o,
Manufactured and sold. wholesale and retail, by
tins PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO."
Vo X plntt Street New York, aud Cleveland, Ohio.
5. c. NOKTIlROP, Agent
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS, viz
That Iron " ell galvanized will not rust;
THAI asmplc machine is better than complicated
Tbat wrirger should be self-adjuslins, durable,
that Thumb Screws and Fastcuinrs cause delay and
trouble 10 regulate and keen in order
That wood bearings ior the shaft to run in viii wear
That the Putnam Wriuccr with or without ccg-
wheels. will net tear the clothes
Tra. cug-whoei regulators are not essential
Tuat the Putnam Nrngcr has AL the advantages
and not one Of the disadvantages above named
That all who have ta.tCl IT, pronounce 1t the best
Nlingcr ever made, 60 .
That il viii wiring Il Thread or Bcd.Quilt without
alteration -.
Wcmight Gil thc paper with testimonials but in
srrt onlya few 10 convince the skcptical, ii such
there be and we say to all, test Putnnms Wriuear
Test il itTHOROUGIlLN with ANY and ALL others
and ifnot entirely satisfactory, return 1t.
PrrxAu MANUFAcTCEING Co:
GentIcmcn;-I know from practical experience
that iron well galvanized with zinc will net cSdze
or rust ore particle. The Putnam N'inger is rs
near perfect as possible. and can chcerfuiy re-
commend ii to be the best in usc
Respectfully yours,
JNO. ". WHEELER. Cleveland Ohio
/ MANY wears experience - the galvanizing busi-
mes enable me TO ulorse the above statement IN all
. tf..p1n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29
JOB Rim TIN &c

We have connected with our establishment well
selected JOB OFFICE, which will enable us to
execute, in the ncatest style, every variety of
Printing
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29

DLANK parchment Paper) Deeds and blank
DMoTtgegss, Bonds. EIecutions Summons, Sa''
. al. =, y. ~ Re- ~ -. aEGnbus, An mS1eEn v
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29

M ? 0 r Z A n T
TO ALL
I ~ " a = I . S!
IRON IN TIL L 3 L o oD,

II is well known to the medical profession that
IRON is the vital Principle or Life Element Of the
blood This is derived chiefly from tho food we eat
but If the food is not properly digestcd IT, from
any cause whatever, the necessary quantity Of iron
Is not taken into the circulation becomes reduced
the whole system suffers The bad blood will rri-
tate the heart, will clog up the lungs, will stupefy
the brain. Will obstruct the liver and will send its
disease producing elements TO all parts of the sys-
ten, and every one will suffer il whatever organ
may be prUdisposcd to disease
The great value Of
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29
TIE pERuKIAN EyRrp
TIE PERUVIAN SYRUP

Cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaints, snd
u,l diseases cf tho Kidneys and Bladder.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29
's'l,c Peruvian Syrup.

Is a Protected solution Of the ProtoXdc cf Iron
4 new Discovery in Medicine that strikes the Root
OF Disease ny SUPPLYING the blood viii its vital Pr!n
cule or Life Ele-ieat-IrCn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29
BESw1TI1TG'S
EXCELSIOR COFFEE.


Whilst trying Coffee Of ali the various brands
Remember ssBROWNIsGiS ENCELSIOR"-at the
head it stands.
True it's not like others that arc SOLD EVERY
a little stretch, VIC M do know, g,G goods viii
(But stretch like this sold everywhere" very
apt to tcar.)
Now, | can safely r1} TithOut any hesitation
There's none Pike BEowNING's LNCElsIJE" in this
enlightened natinn
Skilled chcinists have not found a Coffee from any
Possessing the same ingredients 'lrownings En-
celsor y
Nor is there any :ne IN Or out of the Coffee trade
Who knows tho articles from which "Browning's
EXcclsior's' maze
m told it's made i.e,g ba,ey, rye. wheat, beans.
and peas sf%
Name u thousand other fiings-but the Right One
ifyou please.
But with the CoHee.incn l will not hold contention
Tor the many, many thing. they say-too numerous
TO mention.
Whilst thcyrc engaged in rmning round from store
10 store
To learn the current Wholesale price Of Drowning;
Excelsior
Some who know my CefTcc gi-c perfect utiafaction
Have formed plan BY which they hope to cause a
The case tis with few no doubt twill be more
70 name their Coffee after mine, drowning Excel
siUr.'
somo say theirs the only brand that viii stand
ready test.
Now try little of thea all--sec which you like
the best.
Three years have passed away since [ first sold T.
Never have IN your paper advertised before;
Nor would now, or ever consent to publish more:
in every store
NOT fI.
Tho f,,iorv alI Te-s.,'s land You1l tnlol,aye not
n foot 10 tili,
~, trade i, not so vsr, ls-..c. sill think have
NV sL.-r
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29
Trcn rs a sEriicimc.

Is -oI known aud acknowledged by all medical
ncr The difficulty hn, been to obtain such pre-
paration of il as viii enter the circulation and ns,i
nilato at once with tie blood. This point, says DR..
Hays Massachusetts state Chemist. has been At
tainci in the Peruvian syrup, by combination in
way before unknown.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29
The E0CTus ;1r, Syrmp.

Cures nya,orsa. Liver Complaint Dropsy, Fevor
END htGc, loss of Energy. Low Spirits.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP.
Infuses strength. vico- and life into tho syttcm
and build, up '.lrcu Constitution
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29
BOARDINGHOUSE.
EEsS. MARIA THOMPSON,

formerly fihe Lawrence House, ,
SUN NBURY Y, = + \ n \.
INFORMS her friends and the public generally
/ that she has reGttcd the house formerly occupied
So-lbe,n Central Bawav Ga 'IpS 6spoy n6d opened
Boarding House, where she is prepared TO keep
PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT B0ARDEKS.
With good cooks and walters, boHrdeTs can enjoy
the quiet comforts of home with fare equal to tho
best hotels.
Patronage from those who may sojOurn in euubury
!, respectfully solicited. -
Mrs. MARIA rgoNpsoH
rarC.i, 81 50 4!sE
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TIE rorE EEy..vs FoN Issg-

few copies OF the above rcmaiu on hand, ard
will be sold at - for The who.y four, 8 lur any
one.
We ,Isn rublish The
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29

-,,r ,.,.,,.,.r,x svnrr
len src,f6, for all diseases orioinatipo in Raj
It"'' "l ,e i'i,.H' I or m,'oi"'ed " D'O"y OF
ann NY % yui's "'r -
sci1Us C,crrymen AMI others will be sent Free TO
any address.
We select fcw Of tie names 70 show the char
r"tcr ul testimonials
JOHN WILLIAMS ESQ.
p-,,il,r. ot ,r.o ,,,,-,,o,;.ar p,rLHy
~ p7,r ,-rr.,-r,,--
Late Ei.to- Christian Advocate 4 Jouru,l
Rev ?. CHURCH
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29
nIATgEEE;NYS & cox,

t.orrcy. nt Raw. No. 100 Cor. Fulton
and Broadway, New York. viii carefully at
TO collections and all other matters inrasted to
lr care,
eIt I9, 1853.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29

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TM. Uiga sing Atcgiior-which renders l lie
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n,-l ly fh. victims O. improper indulscnccs Young
rey.aus ure tao alt to commit excuses from not
5r;n., u,y.a OF hc drra3rt consequences t'nf r!s.
c-,, Vow w',o t - 1;uGo- lands tho subject wl!I
~l =. dom, tba, the I,awcr OF Vrocrcat.ru Is lost
,n-.~ bv those falling into improper hahls tlnn ny
the ,.aE crt Besides being dc4riEcd ihe pleasures
rhr,l.lry .r.-- the NEST serious and destructive
.r',tc,I. T., roth Iody and mi,d arise. The system
becomes 1,crau.ci. the Physical and Mcntgl func-
tons We-kauel. Loss of Provocative Power Nervous
irrj,soil,ty. pyspaFs,a Palp''ati@n OF tne H,ar'.
ile to Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay ami Death,
6ssEsqe.. No. 2 siOutsa RFrCdcu'icas sads'"%S
Left hand .ida griuc from Baltimore street. o 'cw
door. FROM tie corner. Fail not 10 observe name
Sni number. r,
ir.tgrs must be paid and confirm stamp. The
N,c,or's D,! !,mus lang in bis Office,
q ag-zsg3 WARRANTED EE TWO
F1l1N&o
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BRITISH PERIOpICAL8,

The Ar,rican P,',iF-ss ca..igur 60 rcar.., .h-
named period 'i. uui 20, h"co>j @! '.ig Ing
has doubled, the price of pepper TchlrI. aUl taxes
duties license etc, lar ely ocrcl al they g,c
PEELED to advance their .gJll. o. follows
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29
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1rarric. Persons. or Young Men contemplating
IuIrinec hcinr aware of physical weakness, organic
dchility dclormilics, &c. speedily cured.
lie who places himself under the care OF Dr. j.
may rclgiuus'y conGde in lis honor MS a gentleman,
and conf lgutly rely upon his skill as a Physician
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-04-29
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b. have injured themselves by certain practice
.dulgcd in when ll1ac a habit frequently lerrncI
an evil cornpaunrls or at school, the effects OF
hch are nightly felt, even when asleep, and u not
red renders marriage impossible, and destroys
IN mind AMI h,ly should apply Immediately
Nhatn a pity that young man, the hope OF ms
,un.ry he darling ofhjs parents, shoul! be sn@cnSI
On All rrospe,.s and cnjoyments Of life by the
1scpucucc OF dcsiattng from the pam ol ha'uIn .,
iuIul ,in.,ina certain secret habit SUcu persons
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