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ID as in duty bound will ever pray,
WI L. FkENCn, and 80 others.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court OF County Commissioners,
April Term A. II. 1916.
Upon the foregoing petition it is considered by
the commissioners that the petitioners are responsi
Die and that they ought 10 be heard touching the
matter set furth in their p titon, and therefore
order that the County Commissioners, meet at the
dwelling house OF William L. French, in EastbroUk,
on tuesday the 2st day of August next, ut one o.
clock p. VI and thence lr3ceed TO view tie ron tie
mentioned in said petition after which view, 10 wit;
ON the ed day o. said August, at 90 ock in the
afternoon a hearing OF The parties and witnesses
will be had at the Cherryeld House in Cherryfed,
q convenient pac" N the vicinity, ard such other
measures taker in the premises as the commission
ers shall Judge proper. And il is further
0rdered-1hat notice OF the time, p ace an pur.
pose of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid BE-
given to all persJFs and corporatio interested By
serving attesed copies OF the petition aud this or
b COX and Chorr! field, aud upon the Chairman Of
the County Commissioners for the County of Wash
iugton and by posting up atested copies a a,ore-
said, in three public places in each OF said towns,
thirty days at least before the time Pointed for
said view ami b. pub shing attes ed copy OF the
petition and this order thereon, three weeks sue
cessiyeiy in the Ellsworth American, newspaper
and in the Maohias Republican, newspaper pub
lished in Maclas, in the County of W Washington,
the first publication to be thirty days at least before
tile time of said view and also by publishing the
same six weeks successfully in the kennebec our
nal the newspaper published By the printer of the
before The time arpo med to7 SAID view, that al!
persons and corporations interested NAV attend aud
be heard if they think st.
Attest PARKER W. PERRY. Clerk.
4 true copy OF the pc itiun aud ord r thereon.
10 Attest, z. " PERRY, Clerk.
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leool Notices.

To TIE County Commissioners for the County OF
Hancock:
Ia tbrook, would respectfully represent that
the public convenience and wants require that a
road and highway should be id out aud establish.
ed. Beginning NJ the dive ling house OF Wm. z.
French said Eastbrook, AID leading in eastetly
dir ction across townships No IL, ard conner OF
No 10 to ''sprague> FAILS in the, town of Cherry
lied, County OF Washington. Your petitioners
would therefore ask that y our Honors would view
the premises and locate and establish said road AID
highway, according to the laws, in such cases made
aud provided.
And as in duty bound will ever pray,
v III L. EkEN IL. and 30 others.
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hi p O r T 4 Mt
70 the AMcied !! :!

70 the afflicted j.! !!
TYR DOW continues to he consulted at bis ON &C, No
IL and Edicntt Street. Boston, on all disca Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long Of study and practical experience Ct
unlimited eSteri nr. y, has the qualification OF pre-
seu,ine the unfortunate with remedies that have never
since he first introduced thcm failed to the
alarming cases OF
go oRpHTA AND SYPHILIS.
Rencath his treatment all the horrors Of venereal and
impure blood. lmp"eucy, scrofua, Gpaorrhea Ulcers
pam nd distress Ia the regions Of procrea1a, InfAmma
lion Of the bladder aad Kidneys. Aydrocels, Abcsses
Humors ghtiu sweings and the long train Of horrible
symptoms attending this class OF disease made be
come as harmless the simplest aigings OF child
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. D. devotes great part of his time TO the treatment
OF those cases by and solitary habit which
rains the body aud mind, unfng the unfortunate ndi.
vdual business society SINE Of the sad and mel
auchoiy effects produced by early habits Of youth
Weakness of the Back and limbs Dizziness Of the head,
nimnrss of sight, Papitaton ei the heart Dyspepsia.
Nervousness Derangsmen, OF the digestive functions.
symptoms Of Conss mption &c The fearful Effects the
mna much be dreaded loss Of memory confusion
ideas dtre ssion OF spirits, svll foeboines,
society Seti-i strust. uidy &c. the evils
produced, Such persons should before contemplating
marinony consult physician of exp rience, and be at
oil ce rcstsrrd to health aud happiness
Patients VITO wish remaiu under hr bons;rea ;ncr
few days or weeks, will he furnished with Peasaui
rooms, and charges Tor board madesae.
Medicines 10 all parts Of the country, with fall ii
recti.ns f.r use on receiving de.crp OF your
pr Bow has fot sale the French Capottes wsrrr ted
the best preventive. Order by mail Three for 81 AID
a red
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females In Delicate Health

DIR. Dow, Physician and surgeon Nc Edicpit ct
Boston is consulted daily Tor nil dss nciientte T. E
female system- pr larsus teri or falling ri he VI u;u5
Flour Aibus Suppfrssiof. ard other menstrual lie
pts all treated upon iew pathological principles
aai speedy relief eutrante d in vrry t1E days - N
AriAbly all - the mode Of Treatment that mas
obstinate AtHts yiei under It, and The afflicted irr
son rcjoict: In perfect health
Dr pow has GaEbi had greater experience in THE
diseases OF and children hsu any osigi
physician 10 Boston
Boarding a1e0uptstians fot patients 80 may wish
stay in Boston few tags aglef is trs,tfHcH;-
Hr. Hox sacr ls4A, having esudEied ms dc H:teQ
ton t. me- pa ar IA 81 private Hszease
AID Een1Ee Comp slats, acsalw eises superior n n
cited S;stSs
B-At;ist,crs mast eop.Ai foar red .,aa7s d The!
vi not be ssd
oasde Itout,ifqaa 5 i. NJ to9FI,
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BOSTON ADV ERTISEMENTS,
TEGE!g ABLE
PULMONARY BALSAM

COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION.
Established Is26 and still the best known remedy
for all affections of the Lungs, Throat and Chest
BE careful TO get the genuine.
RFED, CUTLER, s. Co, Boston, Pro7riaors.
LARGE BOTTLES. Si.00. SMALL, 80 CTS.
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CERTAIN CURE
III I'LL CASES. On no CHARGES Rtrf

pr. Dos is consulted daily, from A N. n =
above nlon al d5tdca and chronic diseases # ever
extraordinary succtss gained reputation hch calls re.
tens nom an parts at the Country l. obtain advice
Amans The physfetiis ia BOSTON, stand L.h-r n
e rr itssinn thau ttr celebrated pR. bpM, No lnt
cit street, BOSTON These ahp iced tn serve 81
experienced physician sid surgeon should give al
T. S--Hr. pow in pofis ard has a. sale lei
called Ne French Secret. order by RAIL Two t9t u
{ aEi a red stamp.
boston April. 1870 lyias
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CHARADES.
No, l.
am in Jordan not in Nell
am in come but not in tell,
am in John but not in Lee,
am in wind but not in sea,
am in star but not in moon,
Tam in smile but not in moan.
am in me but not in you.
/ am in one bat not in two,
Nv whole is the name of my husband
ship. FAN.
9. NV first is color; my second is a
rock; my whole is town in Mass.
III. II. T.
No. 3.
| am word Of 6 letters.
NV lst is in SOW but not in reap,
NV ID is in wake but not in sleep.
NV 3D. is in whole but not in half,
Ny 4th is in cry but not IN laugh,
Nv 5th is in new but not in old,
nv 9th is in warm hut not in cold,
Nv whole is u name.
LIZZIE FROST.
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A1,3:!!l;lixHlxlIIlliS

effectually prevents injury to clothes &c
from Morris, and cheaply enough if you
attend to it NOW. Every druggist has c.
c. HARRIS * CHAPMAN, Boston.
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A true copy of the petit n nd order thereon.
10 Attest, L. ". PERRY, Clerk
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.It" GRAND .'.Ifa.
CONTRIBUTION CONCERT!

To be given by the De Boridt Club and Columbus
NgnnerchOr, at tho Opera House. Columbus, o.,
b on Saturday, December lst. 1866 the net
proceeds TO be deyOted to the erection Of a.
a Peoples Hall, on the ground Aoor,
attho Capital Of Ohio sufficient III .'.
lylarRe to seat 2 900 persons. BY ... ..
special permission OF The %" " ''
H ".. COllector'O of Internal .g. ..#.
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THEE GNATUlTOUS USE 6F TH
Co1umBUs. Ohio. August %, 1865.

We, the undersigned, take pleasurein recommend :
ing to the public the CONTRIBUTION CONCERT
iEkTERPRElSE Of 1.-THE ThE CTtU MBUS PES0PLbE'S tS is
pies Hall, such rs is contemplated. has been de-
sderAtum for many years and the people at large as
well as all true lovers Of the divine art Of Music,
arc equally deeply interested in the laudable,
noble object the MANAGERS have in view and should
yee greatly obliged to them for tn practicable, egit-
Innate means proposed for its attainment Being
personally acquainted with the parties connected
with this Association we feel warranted TO say, that
their well established standing for integhty and re-
sponsbiity, offers asure guarantee that tue enter
prise will be fairly and hOn9rably conducted. we
and the speedy of their undertaking insured
by warm and generous patronage on the part OF the
citizens of OhiO.o .r... ...,'.fg ...... ..i. .
James II Goldman. Aaditarot State. .rpi
William II Smith, Secretary of State.
SIS Warner. Treasurer Of State .F
w Ii West, Attorney General OF Ohio.
BR Cowan, Adjutalt Generl of Ohio, and Chair
I man Union State Central Committee.
1 DIV h Day, Quarter master General of Ohio.
RTsylC Chief Of thI BprSss By of ClHH y bo
JH Wheeler. 3. G. 81 Of | 90 Il. ...... ...
Joseph Dowdall p GP
James G Bull, Mayor Of Columbus -.
Ne bers Of the City C0un,il.
gGThOmpson. Chairman Democratic 5 Com.
Wm Domigan, Sheriff Franklin County.
James NJ Comfy, Editor Journal.
Am La man, Editor Ohio Statesman.
. WIN Dennson, late Postmaster General. ,.,,Er
. Il Swayne, Judge Of supreme Court OF U ).
George Parsons, '..''''' '.''
Samuel Galloway.
George B Wright ' t". .", .f'" +.
John u NJ tchell. . ...,. ........ ...t......
BFMartin. Collector luternal Revenue. .rr..
Bankers and business men generally.
T TIcKETs for sale BY John Seltzer, Music Store.
seul3-d&w9Od-dctl '"'.a +'4 .'i.'|
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QDQlloJ ! Statesman, II !.
f SIP ECII
-OF-
E.T. DeLANY, Esq,
Auu <,nnUDnnDuC
: AT GROVEPORT

ON wednesday Evening, Oct. 8, 1886.
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Number of fCOutTibuIi ions, 9 2, ,503-TO'
tai Value, 100000.

" uhlDeF Ol "
tai Value, 100000.
ONE CONTRIBUTION TO EVERY FOUR
p 800 n" .a' TlUKETSl' ~
VNgE GytATUlTOUS USE GE THE
i PEOPLE'S HALL is hereby pledged to the
people at large for their Ststc Conventions and
other State Association. tn Grand lodges, Chair,
table State associations. and to such artists and
Musical Societies will ake the lead in assisting
the Association to conduct the enterprise tO asuc-
cessful issue.
The Managers, therefore, take pleasure in solicit
ing for the same the generous pltronage OF the pub
lc aud feel e'cOnhdent that as all are equally inter
ested in the audable object thereby empa ted,
all will also equally interest themselves in the hon
Orable and legitimate mode proposed for it's attain
meHt. In all orders by mai, stamps must be in
clos d for return postage.
Competent Agents wanted in every city and town
in the State, to whom liberal commission wi be
allowed. Good references required. Remit all
moneys by Express, draft PosOice Order, or in reg
istered letters AID address all communications to the
MBUS PEOPLE ) HALL ASSOCIATION,
. Columbus, Ohio.
I Otto Dresel, President John Seltz3r, Secretary.
joseph Fakenbach, Treasurer. w. }. Conger
General Agent.
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WARD WIDE RLEACHED CANTON
i, ,Thphel; 1nl 1I0iAN SB SqJiI1 Ginl
wide,'tI,s Ia ,,syT Tg, 'H,oil vei etS tsr ~
W its MoreeR for Ladies' Skirts; ssql,.7t
Balmoral Skirtings. ON bo1oytI 1y9I adga...ia IS
sep2p a.gm iaNoso % to allSala8h High street. n
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INtaaHf 611InED Gu q lIEM ENrsI N 10

X151a1e On nNDE EIk q ANN RNTs-NfIss
w es, Merino Vets an Drawers, Boys' Merino
Vests AID Draw srs Lsd es' Nerih6 Vests and Draw
erss Ladies', SILK Vets, and Drawers, Gentlemen's
WhitefAierino Under Garments, Hentiem Scar
let AerhO Under Garmentss Cent emeh's Shetland
under tisfments. Gsnllenen's 'Cbtte1 Flannel Uh-
dertqarmenls, 0OntleiIen Double breasted Me-
rin0sVests, Gentiemen's rancy Flannel Shirts, Gem
tlemeh Gaaze MerinO Vests. IN y .ng aal 'f as'
eft ggnBb Ma sn3Ipq err Balm a SON, 'uf1
sOp9Sg bna ,ios Mos. aSto 90 South piIh street..
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we, hope to give increased efficiency to the
whole practical system Of the Church. In

I. I y -
wehope to give increased efficiency 70 the
whole practical system Of the Church. IN
this country. .agoq wgp o.. qlQ,
We have also, recommended to the Holy
See the erection of Several additlonal
\ Episcopal Sees and Vicariates Apostolic,
whichare made necessary by our rapidly
increasing Catholic, population, and the
great territorial extent of many OF our
present diOceses. s.e ,.,.... ,.'..
You willall rejoice, venerable and beloy-.
ed brethren, in these evidences, .of The
vitality and diffusion of our holy faith. In
! the midst Of the difficulties and evils that
surround MS. We depend on your fidelity
toits sacred teachings. and your jealous
co-oyeratiOn, 90 give effect 10 our laboTs In
! your behalf, that 50, all that has been plan
led and done'bJ iIs, may be to the glory OF
God, the exaltation OF His Holy Church,
and the salvation. ofsouls for which 'Cmist
died.
"For the rest, brethren, whatsoever
things are true, whatsoever modest, what
: soever Just, whatsoever holy, whatsoever
lovely, Whatsoever Of good ianie il there
besany virtue, Il any praise Of discipilns.
think on these things. The things whlcnl
/, you have both learned and received, and
heard and seen, these do ye, and the God Of
peace shall be with you. .noiie2ld ..3fl't = =
V,JN G Fso., r. W W. 1toteyn;tv S, n orr Ladv.
Octj al, In tbe ,,eGy az oN, lard 1866. = ''i
NJ cn.vDSvo n nd0 Arcbh;sbonn' 6of
N; =, sPALDiSS, nLta a. ,dsto,;s D ArpS Prssideat
pa ttlnoi TnUno;i D0'0"'' . '.i"'''" pO00'''N'
h. Z. ~. c'.., DnANon1i' ~ ~ 80 - 80
pIeEp" ~ Eyn,cv T,Sy n n Arcbbisbon of St.
Z. X. hENRIck' u. D' Arcn0lsn0p IN ~,
Us; Sal A1EMAST' DID, Archbishop Of san
=; PURCELL, p, D7 ArchD9lsnop oll olllYGllhh lYGlhh-
cinhaI' Aohh;sho, of Now
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orleans. Arohh,sbon q,
JOIN MoNt'SA11hh - ~ -
new nork' VI w nm R;sbon of
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anu Au"ioSoi W. W's,,,, n "a n R;Shon of Nil.
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r. W. DAOoH; G;On n ,;onnp Dsop 81 Moromatta
r, T DAHASA, D. 1a'. -, II, Di9 N R;shon Of aIton
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-, COLUMBUS, Ohio, August %, 1868.
We the undersigned, take plea sure rscoInIisnd:
ing 70 the public The 0NIRIBuTi0lNS 0lS CONCERT E1t.
ENTERPRISE OF THE COLUMBUS PEOPLES
HALL ASSOCIATION. The erection Of PeO-
ples Hall, such us is contemplated. has been de-
sideratum for any years. and the people at large as
well as all true lovers Of the divine art OF Music.
are equally deeply interested in the laudable,
noble object the MANAGERS have 10 view, and should
feel greatly obliged them for tn sgit-
innate means proposed for its attainment. Being
personally acquainted with the parties connects
with this Association we feel warranted TO say that
their well established standing for integrity and re-
spOusiblity offers sure guarantee that the enter-
prise will be fairly and hOp0rably Quoted We
therefore trust, that their efforts may be rewarded,
and the speedy success Of their undertaking insured
BY warm and generous patronage on the part Of the
j Cox, GoYernor Of ohio. ,.lgnp .Iife-rsJ
James II Goldman, Auditor OF State. -.,, .f...i'
William II Smith, Secretary OF State.
SWsrner. Treasurer Of State ,.i9 3ii q us
w II W est, Attorney General Of Ohio.
BR Uowan, Adjutaut General of Ohio, and Chair
man Union State Central Committee. ,gfF
DW Ii Day, Quarterpaster General of Ohio. u
RTaylor. Chief Of the Bureau Of Claims.
Thomas Sparrow, g NJ Of Masons Of Ohio. q 'n.
J0.eSS a%SRSSSis5i SSS5.II > > q o9f" ''e4'
James q Bull Mayor of Columbus
Luther Donaldson. President City Council. y'
JIG THOMPSON, Chairman Democratic s Com.
VIM Domigan, Sb eriff franklin County. < Il2i
james M Comfy, Editor journal. ian. ss.Iuft~
. Amos Layman, Editor Ohio Statesman. 4.... =
VIM Dennison, late Postmaster General ,.-'
N HSwayhe, Judge Of Supreme Court Of U B. IL
George NJ ParsOnssro1 EiIJ gfaf % iu9a,
9.%ndI nhuElan: GsIinws 10 aM4a 10 i.uG 1ff7 "a
George Wright. 'H HNt'- h
John v GSl,tehell; IU ysslsot'A E3i1fefu
JuliusJ Wood, Postmaster. .ry
-BFMaftin Collector Internal Revenue. i6hft
Bankers and Business men generally! n flH9m
: TIcKBrs for sale by John SeItzer. Music StGe!
sseihl3-d&wsOd-Octl nigdUoE Toi lsfroilk
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NOTICE: TO CONTRACTORS,
OFFICE OHIO PENITENTIARY,l

CEALED PROPOSALS. Will BE RE
y ceived at this Office until MONDAY, NOVEM-
RER 18th, leG6 at IL o'clock NJ, for the labor of
about ONE HUNDRED OONVICTS, for the term
" sboprOom furnished and discipline maintained at
the exrenss Of the State. tt -
Bidders win specify the class Of labor. naming
each article to be manufactured the price per day
room required
Zach proposal must be accompanied BY . bond.
with good security. conditioned that in case Of the
aooeplancoo Of the bid, the party making II will en-
ter into contract with the Directors and Warden,
according to law and the terms OF their bid:
The Directors and Warden reserve the right to de-
tsrmine what branches Of business will best sub
serve the interestof the State and tend to promote
the welfare Of the convicts, and will be governed
accordingly in their acceptance Of proposals..
CHAS. q. WALCUTT, Warden.
JAS. L. BkrBs.l
JOHN MILLKR, Z Direetofl.
JoHN HoUoH 90 91-dAW
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Closing and Arrival Of Mails
r....t ,,,, , AT THE ,...,s y4rau
COLUMBUS POST OFFICE.
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: SheriA,s sale.
J ~ Common Pleas Court

Lewis Rush ! p Common PIsss Court
Paul B. Morgan.S s1svs Franklin County.yhA
IDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IN
B in the above stated case 10 me directed, / will
offer for sale at public auction. at the katlroat
Saloon, North High street, near the Depot, IN h'
'ty Of Columbus. on lAdAW
wednesday, the 9TH day of November, "A
'N3NP p'A' ID. 1866, u, s.,iE6lsaG 4 "
at IOo'clOck A. NJ, the entire stock Of said alo0n
Cumblers Decanters, Glass and Crockery Ware
ne Bagaten Table. Water-cooler.. Cooking, ,Stoy'
nd Furniture; Bar Counters and 1xturess ShalF'
GfSliCs Mirrors, sSs .,l pIcssrss &csss 4, iE
rrin''' i'''' 'i'0 WIN. DOMIGAN, Sheriff 2
HORACE WILSON, Atty. oct27.dlOt
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BALTIMORE L0CKI AdSpiTAn
BALrIMoRE, MAEYIAyp;sn

tfdtIxOk ERY. THE ONLY lPIlAU UE w hEkk
A GRE GAN BIZ OBTAINED.
essds CsS n s: sin
Weakness Of the Back or Limbs. Structures. Aneca
zion q The %:
SEaSSIsS ssEsrsF ss sSS sPIT
lneDimness Of isht>or tiidtiness, Disease Of the
ot Lungs. sio@As6 gowSf.hoss y EeEEbs ls
SST S;SE S SSs Il
IF: gs.se SSlisGtiSs sb.lt SS.i StsSs AZ
,7dfeIs you've MEN, m,is.s,r% ,,,a.'.,.s .
~ Vice That dresdfafand destruetiy5 hdBit which
ahhuaily sweepstn iunif elpgrayb thousands ufkW
ssesss
sninS Sonates With the .thundcrs Of eioqnehcS 'os
waed tdccstacy the living tyre. mayealsRithsis1sI
ss~o ro BIARRIA6E.l ,s,sq S 0a5 5'il,a ' :.
sr1rTS M9TsSd bons riTsGns aware Sr 10
gA1ic Debility, Defcruiities speedily cured sA''A
% ORGANIC WEAK yEsga g, o.A' ,
I%%sdsts Cured ,Ra .Iglls Ia yigSE Ss'tSTsa ,s,
mi .erable and marriage impossibleis the peDGltyU
paid by heyiciins Of improper indngenees.s sKopnK
persons tp apt 20 commit eIcssSes from not b.,
srsue Nov! who that Understand the subject win
pretend to dsny that the power Of
nv rrndentP Besides being deprived of the pless
ure Of healthy Offspring the most serious and do
ss[uo.jye syPRt9mso q beth 6ody9Rd siqa p arise
Mental Functions Weakened, Loss OF PfocfsAtiveo
Power Nervous Irrtability. 0yspspsia. Palpiialion
q .rd tAS A%a u sss FS USusS GonsS%poD
Decay and Death!'. 'i1aH-1u "''H@tHA ~ t'''1 ~
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IiIsIsl' 4KEl ',iPARTITCuLAR. NoIT1ICl1Es..
YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by certain prrctips,
indulged in when alone q habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school. the effects ot
which are nightly felt even when asleep, and. not
both mind and body, should apply immedia ely.
What pity that Q oung man the hope OF his
countrs thepridc Of bis garents should be slstched
sequence Of devAting from the path Of mature, and
indulgiDg in 9 certain secret habit, such persons
must, before contemplating '-'''@" ~"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07

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