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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-01
General Rousseau In rsew Yo~k.
RECEPTION At THE AsToR HoUsE-vlsIT TO TIL

PARK ETC.
The city has OF late been In various stage Of excite
ment over the presence OF our distinguished generals
Yesterday large number Of citizens assembled at the
Astor House. anxious TO catch sight OF Major General
Rousseau who IL was announced in yesterdays HRRAID
would arrive in the city during the day. The Gen.
eral travelled without other insignia OF the soderhan
the martial tread and bearing Of his stawart figure Nd
few Of the numbers who had gathered To greet hin
recognized the Hero Of Peuyville in his habIliment
Of peace He a stranger to the people OF New York
only in person. His deeds remembered, and his
name and fame are bright in their memories He Is re-
mcmbered less for bis brilliant achievement at Per
ryve and his gallant Shiloh and Stone river
than for his dgni0ed and patriotic course in lsGior
his firm and uncompromsing warfare against Kentucky
neutrality in 1901 and Kentucky slavery In 1885 His late
bold and manly race for Congress in Kentucky in which
his personal popularity heavy party majority
AGAINST him. is s fresh the minds Of people as
the most encouraging sign Of returning III,
part Of tour deuded brethren and as afording good
hope that they henceforth going TO choos,
similarly sterling men for their leaders.
Many Of our most distinguished citizens called upon
the General yesterday Al early hour he was visited
and welcomed to the city by ". NJ Evarts ESQ., who
remained with him during the greater part OF the morn
ing Hon John H. clifford, Attorney General Of Massa.
chusetts, and others, also paid their respects.
In the afternoon the General visited the Park and
much pleased astonished at the prodieaty with
which New Workers have enriched their favorte public
work
General Rousseau s TO leave the city this morning by
the Albany boat He lie returning to Tennessee to for.
maly relinquish his command Of the District OF Nash
ville preliminary TO bis return civil life and political
campAiCna
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Jef:'s Reputation Of the An
dersonville Jailor.
The Story Said to be UnfOunded
in Truth.
Boston COrbett'S Testimony to be Rejected by
the Commission.
The AndeYsonville Prison Records
Missing.
DESCRIPTION OF WIRZ.


FORTRESS MONROE, August 80, 1865
paragraph has worked itself into the papers stating
that person high in military authority has just had
conversation with JEFF Davis wherein the latter, among
other things he had say, dscamed any acquaintance
with the notorious Captain Wrz or knowledge Of the
inhuman treatment to which prisoners at Anderson
vile subjected If the object OF this paragraph Is
to clear the skirts of JEFF Davis Of implication in the
charge Of nhumanty to prisoners in advance of his
trial. it might possibly accomplish that purpose were
there any truth in its statements Except General Miles
and the officers guard duty officers have had any
conversation with JEFF Davis been allowed to visit
him. One of President Johnsons had along inter-
view with him few days since, and is the only civil
lian TO whom this privilege has been conceded and his
conversation was limited to general inquiries as TO hs
health and how prison life agreed with him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-01
Heavy Judsment Against n Railroad.

Nihl eiron'ic august 20
Ons oi the mos interesting tried during the
present term OF tlr occu Court that of NJ j. W.
Hanworth versus thc "-at Western Railroad. plaintiffs
sued the railroad conpssy for damages sustained by
them ~ The loss Of thor wa~housc burned last January
u beng alleged that me De originated from sparks
the Jury rendered verdict In -avor OF the plaintiffs
for 60 240 90 This the loss~f tho building and
machinery only, separate suit havhr been Instituted
for loss on grain burned At the same lime
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-01
Our Washing ton Despatch.


THE DEAD LINE AT AYDERsoNvILLE.
II is understood that wrz to-day placed in the hands
of his counsel volumnous documentary evidence to
prove that in establishing the dead line within the ia
Andersonvile prison yard and shooting Of prison
who crossed IT, he in the first instance acted under
the direct orders Of the rebel General Wndr and
attery by emphatic orders of j. A. Seldom rebel Sec
retary of War
CoRBETr's TESTIMONY
The Commission trying Wirz ha, decided 10 reject
the testimony of Sergeant Boston Corbctt, which APP
peared the record the Court two days this week.
the ground that he mononanac npon the subject Of
the cruetes practiscd at Andersonville
THE wrrSEsEs EXAMINED
Judge Advocate Chipman TO day was engaged in cass
flying the witnesses for government in the Wirz trial.
Many of those heretofore subpenaed win be dispensed
with, and only the important will be held for
examination. The trial will be resumed TO morrow.
The ASprRsoSvIIE RECORDS.
The records OF the Anderscnviie prison. captured by
Wilson and furnished 10 the expedition sent TO
Audersonvie by order of ccretay stanton 10 lay out
cemetery and mark the graves soldiers who died
in the prison that place, have turned up missing
the return of the party One of the clerks OF the
Quartcru,astcrs Department who accompanied the ex
petition whose hands the records last seen,
has been placed by the military authorities
until he give satisfactory account Of the disposi
tion he made of them.
II is thought by that II records were stolen
instead OF being lost FOR the purpose Of prevent
ing them being used as evidence against wrz, she
keeper of Andersonve prison. being tried by court
martial
Mr. Kennedy, late Of the Census Bureau, is condition
ally offered the presidency Of the United States Tclc
graph Company a salary Of Ave thousand dollars per
annum t
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tanned that certain banks have been receiving up To
date rebel money In liquidation OF liabilities TO the
banks. In view Of the loans made by the banks dur
ing rebel rule being worth something even though IN
rebel money the present action of the bank omcers
seems inexcusably unwaranted in receiving that which
is notorjousy worthless The Commissioners 10 their
report deprecae in emphatic all proceedings OF
this character In other respects their report
but atterng TO the hopes OF either bill or stockhodes
These statements embrace the FREQ as well as the Sate
banks. The Commissioners further recommend the
closing up Of all banks which the State has an interest,"
expenses being heavy and vaults Improbable and the
substitution therefor Of national banks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-01
More Raiiroad Mismnnagcmcnt.

TFTOU IHQuITVT
On the cypress train Of the Delaware and Raritan Bay
Railroad yhich left Long Branch on Monday last for
PHILADELPHIA accident occurred which the
ordnarytau the part Of the company would have
preventd The season at the Branch having about
closed the train was filed with passengers returning
home all OF whom had their baggage slowed in thc bag
gage they supposed safely In charge Of the per-
son npoyed for that purpose There were Of course,
vcrymany huge Saratoga trunks such as ladies always
ha.sat watering places nllcd with expensive clothng,
aad n many distances with jewery and money. BY
ss neglect the boxes of the not oiled before
statng, and becoming heated by The friction produced
by the rapid revolution or the axcs they fire to the
car, which was soon wrapped in flames. The baggage
master waanot at his post, and the FIRE discov
cred uni II bad made such great hradway that IL
found Impossible 10 cxtinguish IT, The speedily
detached from the train, however and almost
pletely brmed 70 ashes little none Of It's contents
being savet Many of the passengers lost everything
they possessed In the shape of clothing. II Is TO bc
hoped that taey will demand compensation from the
company. THIS road is branch OF the Camden and
Atlantic and seems TO be managed in pretty much the
same manner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-01
The Arrow Disaster.
CONTINUATION or THE ISoussr ON NARY
BETH ERfCesON.

Coroner Cover yesterday continued bis investigation
into the cause OF the Arrow explosion. Mr.. David d.
Smith, one Of the owners Of the Arrow; Mrs. Margaret
Van TAsssl, Captain John Faunce, Mr. Joel W. Hopper,
Mr. J. T. Barsholf and Mr. Alfred Conkn were ex-
amIned These gentlemen appeared before Coroner
Lynch IN Brdokyh and gave similar evidence 70 that
pearcd In the HERALD. The case adourped 70 ten
O'Clock sbis nerpins hwn probably bs cofSlpded W
AAv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-01
Strike at utics

Urea, NJ Y, August 81, 1900
Al meeting held tonight " the opera,,wes J" ass
.lDAA ,EsS sl y. w.; W. %.isS q labor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-01
ANOTHER RAILROAD DISASTER.

Collision Between Two Trains Near Dali
ton, Tenn.-A Number OF Persons Killed
and Seriously injured, 60.
CHATTANOOGA, August 80, 1885.
wrecking train which left this city this afternoon,
bound SOUTH when nearing Dalton about dusk, In
collision with freight train No coming towards Chaa
nooga general wreck Of matter ensued, the cars Of
both trains being demolished Two dead bodies have
been taken from the wreck and 1t is certain that num-
Der more have been killed and seriously injured
Parties now at work clearing away the wreck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-01
The Long Island Railroad Accident.

A SIMILAR OCCURRENCE ON THE SANE ROAD SEVEN
TEEN YEARS AGO. ETC., ETC.
The inquest the bodies Of the victims by the late
accident the Long Island Railroad win be resumed at
half-past ten O'Clock this forenoon.
In the meantime it will be interesting for the public
and jury to consider the following account Of similar
accident on the road which we condense from the
HERALD of August Is, 1s4s:-
most melancholy accident occurred on Wednesday
morning on the Long Island Railroad about four miles
west Of Greenport train from Greenpor and another
from Jamaica coldcd on curve four miles from the
former place The two locomotives two tenders and two
OF the passenger crushed together Two per-
killed and FIVE wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
fe2td
FOR SALE.

T OYER FOR. SALE MY PROPERTY, sitvatsd
on the line Of tho National road, four miles east
Of the city Of Wheeling. Bald property consists of
my residence, containing eleven and an attic
hniShed bath rooms and all modern improVeme utS;
convenient out-houSes, II Guiding brick stAbII ing
lee and spring houHo, ehIckeTy aud two oIsterns.
Also one hundred and twrnty.ayo Annie trass NJ
choice kind; Pear, Peach, Plum and Qunce trees All
bearing. There arc also choice selections OF Fapes
RAsPeerrieS, Bl9ekborTios, Strawberries and other
small tEuits. The grounds arc finely laid on " ith
eVergreons and other ornamental shrubbery
VIII also coll my Household Furniture to any
one desiring 70 purchase all together.
POTSons desiring to consult me In regard to Drleo
terms Of payment 80, can leave their names Al
the Gas Company ONCE visit me on the prs6nIHEI
tG34-ti TJAJOB HORNRROOR
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Trustee's Sale.
narls-d

TN PURSUANCE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
i given by the Wheeling female Seminary, one
dated October 31St 1850, and recorded In the Oerks
ONCE for Ohio county in deed book No. 81, page
16A, 70 Daniel Peck trustee; the other dated NAV
Sd, 1861, and recorded In decd book No as, page
$50, TO Daniel Lamb aa trustee, we SHALL on TUES,
DAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF APRIL 1865 at 10
o'clock A II at the front door Of the Court House
for Ohio county, sell the following property viz
Lots numbered 25l, 952, 253 $50, 267, 26s and 26o
IN the addition TO the city Of Wheeling laid out 81
William Chapline, and being the same property %
which OAid Seminary now stands =
TERMS OF SALE: One third Of the purchase
money and all costs aud expenses OF sale to lie paid
10 oAAh. and the balance in and two Year, With
interest from SALE tho parties purchasing 70 6ecurc
aid payments to the Hati, faction OF the trusiGrs
Foing - trustees, We will convey such title as is
VoSted in by the deeds above named and posses
sion 70 DO given the rst day Of July uext 1885.
DANIEL PECK, = q
DANIEL LAMB
fe2-td
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woman does not enough as 3 writer. As
q thinker she IL Inefficient She cam
not geDeraliEe nor eooily adjust to-
petker the dismembered fragments of a
subtle sTg umeut: Types escape her.. The
eoG1prehensiVe' and diStinctfTe features Of
gEEtgtu ideas sss-tostEo -herthroagh con-
t9sio1 :, 98sissrrsp gens pt soi; PartsIsnd uu-
aeco1nta6fe pTerlooEings. 81
Even when abe criricises, sEomsn estah-
'Iisbes her infsfi0rity to mGnr for abe is NO
thought digger, and constitutiousliy too
impatient 70 auaiyEe with any careful,
calm minuteness. Her teadency is to ez.
sggerste and TO emphasize, consequently
TO deprive the aspect of things Of their To-
cal or inherent color. So, when she
praises, she over. praises, and when she
tries to pronounce on the merit Of work
Of thought, after she has pitilessly demol-
ished II bya few pTejudices OF her own
she rarely remembers to reconstruct II snd
leave it before "a illuDined With its orig
inal oneness of expression. That concise
and sure touch which marks the great
writer in all he-WFites, woman scarcely ii
ever AttAins. ai .-s &.
9gBuh there is one corner 10 the vast space
of literature. Whieha woman may httipgly
oceupy. As letter. writer's they cannot be
excelled. Their mobile, eIcitshle nature
inspires. them with sueh faDcies 90 best
reflect the extrsVsgsCce or. Iigbtuess OF
monetary Impressions and Of Wsyward
moods. One word is q smile, another a
tear With kisses hidden between, and with
this kind Of writing, We surely cannot
quarrel. MAsQUERADR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31
TRUSTEES SALE
Iron Works. Mineral Lands,
&C. AT
WHEELING. KEsT VIRGINIA.

DURsUANT TO TIE DEED FROM JOSEPH
/ WHITAKER, George P. Whitaker, Joseph
dated the sixteenth day Of January, 1855. and nov
Of record in the Recorders ONCE Of Ohio county,
Wet virginia We will, on "WEDNESDAY. THE
DRIED AND sIXTY-PEVE, sell at public suction at
the front door Of the Court HouIe Of said county,
commencing the ssI6At Ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
the following described property. viz:
FIRsE A tract of land, containing, by survey,
GoTty-EWo acres two roOds and three perehes, bitu
ated In Ohio county in and near the city Of Wheel
ing, bounded - described in said deed, being the
tract which Is eructed the il on MIL and ebtab.
Iishment, commonly known as the CTescent Iron
Works, With The buildings, fixtures, engines, ma
ehIneTy, rolls lAthes tools plemkntS and EQUIP
mentS pertaining 70 the said works. These works
we'll arranged With boiling and heating furnaces
two powerful ensines, with the usual trains oErolIs
and fixtures complete for the manufacture Of Rail-
road and sheet Iron, having q productive capacity
Of 80 to as tons Of rails and IS to go tons Of thee
iron per week ALSO, the coal and other min rails
and the right 10 take and carry away the same In
or under the above mentioned tract, and another
tract adjoining the same, containing eighty scFes
rood and thirty .three perches, bounded as de-
ScTtbed In eAd deed. kAid coal lies contiguous to
said Iron Works, and be transferred to tho bins
OF the furnaces without Eehandiing. ALSO the
portions specified in said deed Of the lots numbered
forty three, situated RoG street, between Second
and Third Streets in said city. .s b.. 80
SECOND. We offer at private Eale In parcels to
suit purchT seTB; and ifnot before sold we viii offer
ut public nls at tho same time and place ten
thousand acres, more less. OF aud, described in
said deed lying on the waters OF Pish and PithinR
eTset in WetEet county, West Virginia. Said and
Il shout 40 mileA dtAnt from Wheeling via the Bal.
timoEe Ohio Railroad which paStes through f. 1t
t9 suppOsed to lie within the OIL gon OF nest Viz.
gniAs heavily timbered, known to be rich In iron
orc and other minerals, and is well worthy the
HttAntion OF those seeking Investment. A plat
OF the land With full description, can be seen al
the once OfWm. ?. Peterson, Rsq In the city Of
.WhoelnRs ~ AUS. . .-.f p .| .
TRIMS OF SALE. The purchaser to pay not Is,i
than one third Of the purchase money in hand, but
to have the option Of paying greater portion Of
the whole thereof in hand. The remainder III any
70 bePAd In one and two years, with interest rrom
rity therefor to the satisfaction Of The undersgne
trustees, and also securing the same by deed Of
trust on the property sold 70 him.
JOHN W. GILL.
GEO. ". WHITAKER
ORISPIN OGLEBAY,
s ...... NELSON Z. WHITAKRR,
O. D. HUBBARD,
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FRrm IN NaIa

tNHE H?PSsTiber offers at private sale a tract Of
land in Ntehie Township, Ohio County, West
nrEuta, within ono half mile Of the NationaI Pike
and hTe nusS from Wkeolbhg by this road and
three BY the Seminary Hill road and ioiuing lands
With L LuuSiord and @. VI. Thompson, containIpg
one hundred and sig acres. The land is under good
cultivation, is OF rich Sol II WsIh WAtered and SeI
set IN gFaS aud 10 therefore for cuIiyatips
or grazing. part Of the farm Is we'll suited for
growing grapes. There arc moderate building on
Inf premises young apple orchard Of ono hun
1Ioa and seventy trees, halfOl which are bearing
CGuEenes' tehoos mills And stores convenient. For
mh1&-lmdeOdb&tWS -IH ALEX McOULLEY
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Dir Btricklind'S PfI6 Kennedy has cured Thousand.
q the worst eH9es Of Blind and Bleeding Piles. II
i've immediate relief and effects permanent cur"
Try It directly It Il warranted 70 ourO.g
For Sale BY an Druggists. General Depot Ial
Fourth STREET Cincinnati, o. 7'I5F5 a'.i
DIR. sTR1okD1ND's ToEIC-We can recommend
those anneEing With loSO 0f,AppetiteV lndigestion
O. RyspePGthl Heryou1nesA and Nervous Debility
q nsa StFiekahd9 Tonic. TITS vegetable pIepAra.
ttoqr me- t9on Alcoholic uquorp; It Strengthen
me Ehole nervous system; It creates goo6
SSpPsslteI Sndi warranted 10 cure Dyspepsia Ana
Tor ale BY Dfaggistd generally st 81 per bottle
6tepa5ed ey DF. A. Strickland, East Fourth street
FOR ale by BRElsFLINGER 4 DERRY; REED
kRAIT 4 COS mOABR,' KRAFT / co.; LOGAN
LlsE Coz M'LANB BROTHERS; Z. BOOKING
=: W. Wheeling, and by DrugBH"
oct. 1.daviy5s.y sas sFzaf
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XzzRRHzzLl

All the Medical men and the Press re ommss4
Dr.. strickland's Anti 0LoEeFa Mixture as the oalJ
certain remedy for DiSrrhosa and Dysentery, h1
. combination Of Astringebts, AbSorbenti, stime'
lent4 and oSrminattVes, and II warranted to eject
cure amer all other means have failed.
For sale by DruggiBta.f General Depot Est
Fourth strest, 9insttPnati 10, giii no q
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De strioAIAnd's MelIiA1o9s Cough BaIsam is var
ranted to cure CoughH, Colds, HoaFSeness, Asthma
WhoSPtn6 Cough, Sore Thrcatp Consumption, az!
AL u elections Of the Throat and L9pg4li,y
:, H6t Bate BY SDruggistE General DePot FAD
FOURTH street. piAqiRnAtkIQ.oo tcd- 10 q'd
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9HE 0RLYsPLlA cR WI z RE
CURE CAN BE OBTAINED.

SOE4n YAH 38A8 W. 34ANs 4sASS
DRJoHFsTos has DIsooVERED THE MosI
~ Certain, speedy and Only Rneetual Remedy
n the World Or al Private DiBeAle1, Weakne9 Of
the Back and LImbL Structures, Affections Of the
kidneys and Bladder, involuntary. DtlehaEseliI In.
potency gens s Pssis TFRSis
ton Of the Heart, TfmIdity, TTet46aiAE DINNER
Sight or GEddinCas, pileGGs Of the HSads 1hfoat
E Nc Of skiI AaslSs e Il ne hS5:
the Solitary HhbitSlof Youth-thoSe sl0RlT and sol
itaEY practices moro fatal to their victims thad the
song Of syFen1 70 the Mariners Of UlyG.eS bghttns
tAeif most brilliant hopes GnttGp9ttongI render
ing marriage, 6oS impossible
"a % 10 4 III YOUNG MEN
Especially, Who have bsons he fctinS Uf solitary
VIoesthst droadGlI and destructive habit which an
Young Men 81 the most exalted talents knd brilliant
intellect, who might otherwise have entraneed HI.
tauiuE Senates With 4hbthan4eEs Of sioqueBoe, Of
walked to eestaoy tho hTingl yre nay call with f1l
- - b. 5MARRIAGEns lls4l.
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage, being 4Ware Of phydeal EeakuesS, orsAniE
He WHO plsce5 himself undsr the care n DFs =
msy EelIgiouSIY eonHdsfn his honor M tienAn,
and confidently rely upon hiSitftn as PhygteiGu:
ORGANIC WEAKBESsa
Immediately cured and Phil VigoE Restored;
HarTiHge mpo@tble-h the Penalty sflSias bt TIE
victims Of Improper plgenosa. Folpgpep Ar
too apt 70 eofnEntt o1sessea nq Relng aWefe ol
the dreadfuI consequences that nay er9uei Now,
Who that uudSrsta1dl tba @He9 VIII Pp0tend e
deny that the power PnocFeAtoh e lest sooner by
those falling into iupnppsr bAbts than by Ethetpr9
dentl BeaideS being deprived ef the PleasBIesoi
healthy Offspring, the most serious and destFuetiY
symptoms TO both body and mind arise The sJbten
becomes deraaEed, the PhyGieal and Mental Enne
tions Weakened, Loss ofPFocreatiye Power, NerFouI
Dyspepsia, Palpitatfon Of the Heart
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting b
he Frame, Cough, Consumption Decay and Death
Office, No. 2 South Frederick ST., ~
ZEN hand tide going from Baltimore street, Nv
IoorB from the Fail not to abserVe the name
Letter. must be paid s4d contain a5EItnp. nj
1oetoF'B Diploma hangs In hfI ONCE.
|. cIEIIiI.- m D D. ,r.l1. Z, -. l..
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FOR SALE

oFRSR At private sale one OF the best business
Co.'S sud the spriEC House three storisG bIRb: All
nhed nom cellar 10 the gGrrets suitable for GmiIy
Eennenro' Above the store are Saysn rOomR IN the
second and third stories, with water aud gas, A
small yard in the rear, Depth Of house 65xai feet;
IN GOOD repair. Eag Fl . 'fIlEH : n :fs1I
II not sold by The 9Th OF April, 1865, I viii then
ouer Il at public sale in tront Of the Court House
Immediately Attsr the sale OF tho property adVer!
used On that day. &c 10 o'clock. ~ rISs
TIE objectionable, RQr terms apply to
Ie94-lQ --.-- II. 81. INST, Trnstea
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Wa DUNBAR, II. HID.
JOHN II. PHILIPPE, PHeI- SenA

y s9n5i9I7 IIs--..U ID 100 q
g Some9 esPPey door ;sOath Of KEansr's H0''
Ladies Eilhinsto consult the De. az theppreisF
can CAN 81 room No. %, Grant House, and MI
the once. Can be I0und at the Grant House
night. auE22dEW
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YOUNG MEN

INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently iearned
from evil companions or at school, the efieGta Of
which are nightly felt, even when s6lesp, and II not
cured renders marriage impossible, and destfoYr
both mind and body, should apply LmmedIAtelS. 80
What pity that young man, the hope Of his
country, the darling Of his parents, should be
matched from ell prospects and enjOyments Of life
by the consequences of deviating from the path OF
nature andindulging in certain secret habit Such
peFSons hEUBT, before contemuiatinV