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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
SENATE.
MONDAY, Jan. lst 1855.

Hon. II. &. Martin, Of Stark, was
elected President, pro temporc, and
after the election of other officers, and
the selection ofscats, the Senate pro.
ceedcd TO business.
Mr. WALLING gave notice that on
Tomorrow or some subsequent day OF
the session he wo'd ask leave TO intro.
dnce d billto repeal tho fohrth- section
Of an act entitled "An act TO organize
and discipline tho militia Of Ohio and
to repeal an act thcroin named" pass
cd March 81, 1864.
The fourth section to DO repealed is
tue four dollar commutation clause.
After some other business, Mr.. KEEL.
LoGG offered tho following joint -rcs,
olution, which was ordered to be laid
on the table and printed, relative to an
amendment ofthc Consultation, and
providing for tho extension Of the elec
two franchise:
Res5lrsd, BY the General Assembly o
the State of Ohio. Throe.fiiths Of the
members elected to each House agree
ing thorcto, that it be and IL hereby
proposed to the electors Of this State
to voto at the next annual October
election, upon the approval orrejectior
of the following amendment, rs q sub
stiMto for tho first section Of tho fftl
article Of tho Constitu lion Of this State
to.wii:
Every male citizon Of tho Unite,
States, OF tho ago Of oftwenty.one years
| who shall have been a resident Of tn
State one year next preceding eth
election, and Of tho county, townshi
; or ward in which he resides, such tim
rs may be provided by law. shall hav
tho qualifications Of an eloctor, and b
entitled to vote at all elections"
The object Of which is to allo'
black men as well ns white to voto !
Ohio.
Mr. Kellogg offered tho followin
joint resolution, which was laid on tn
table and ordorcd to bo printed, relF
two to an amendment to the Constitu
ton, providing for an enrolment
the militia, and the performance {
military duty
Resoiped, By the General Assembly (
, the State of Ohio, Thrcc.fiiths Of u,
J members clccted'to each House agre,
ing thereto, that il be and is hcreb
{ proposed, to tho electors Of this Stat
10 vote ut the noxt annual 0ctobt
4, election, upon tho approval or rejeC
ton of the following amendment, ms
substitute for the first section Of Il
u ninth aptiele Of the Constitution OF til
State, to.wit:
"All male residents ofthis State, b
:. ing eighteen years Of age, and und
u the ago ofiorty five years, shall be G
q rolled in tho militia, and perform mi
tary duty, in such manner, not |
a compatible with tho constitution aI
, laws Of the United States, rs may
prescribed by law.
v No important business transact
in tho House,
- Resolutions wero introduced in bo
branches instructing tho Secretary
State to certify to the President Of I
Senate an abstract Of all The vot
" cast by the soldiers in the field. II
object Of this Is to have the vote C
:" tilted whore county ClOrks have re
sed TO certify the samo in their
u stracts sent to tho President Of
Senate.
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ph.r.oh,. xsrp.nt..

This new toy, called eggs Of Pha-
raoh's serpents; it seems, is danger
GUS article, and as they are for sale in
cvery city and town, word Of caution
will not bo out Of place to purchasers.
They are poisonous, and should be
kept out of reach Of children. At q
late meeting of the Pharmaceutical So
ciety Of Great Britain, held at Edin-
burgh, DR.. MacAdam read paper on
this subject, ia which no said: "The
chemical toy which is now sold largely
in many shops in this city, at prices
ranging from three pence to one shil
ling each, is composed Of a highly dan
gcrous and poisonous substance, call
cd tho sulpho- -,iyandido of morcury
Tho material is q double headed pois
oncd arrow, for it contains two pois
onous ingredients, viz: mercury AM
sulpho cyanic acid, either Of which
will kill. Experiments have bocr
made by me upon the lower animals
and / have found that one half of
six-penny Pharaoh's serpent is suffi
cent to poison large sized rabbitin al
hour and three quarters. A less dos
also destroys life, but takes longer L
doso. The toy, therefore, is mucl
too deadly to be regarded as merel..
amusing; and seeing that IL can b
purchased by every school-boy, an
be brought home to the nursery, it
rather alarming to think that thcre
enough Of poison in ono Of the serpent
to destroy the life CT several children
and the moro so that the so calle
Pharoah's serpent is covered wit
bright tin foil, and much resembles, i
outward appearance, piccc Of chocc
late or o com6t."
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WARRINGTON NEWS.
WAsnlN0ToN, December 81.
aEMNEa.

II is the intention Of the Navy De.
partment to give Semmes, of the Ala
bama, an early trial The organiEa-
tion Of the Court. martial is already
completed. BY the 9th Of January, it
is thought that the trial will be pro,
cecded WITH Semnesis still a prison
or at the Navy Yard, -thongh the War
Department has rendered the Navy
Department the use of the old Capitol.
Tho trial will take place in tho Navy.
Department.
MEXICAN DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE
The diplomatic correspondence, call
ed for by Congress, on Mexican affairs,
liza already. iepared at the State De-
lpartment for delivery TO, Congress on
tho first day Of its re.assemblage. 1t
| Is believed that it will provo to be full
| ly as spicy as has been estimated in
Congressional circles.
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
The United. States Supreme Court
continues it's session during the oholi-
days, and is making good progress
with tho docket, Tins far. eighty
nine cases in regular.order have been
argued. The Court has adjourned till
Tuesday, tho I'd. ~.;x
TRENCH RELATIONS. l.s
Tho iptimation thatsan understand
ing had been effected between the
/ United States and France. in regard
to Mexican mattersiis wholly inbound
cd. The last phase of affairs was the
proposition Of the French Emperor 10
our Government to,feeogaize Maximil-
lian's. government MS ds, fdcfo Secre.
tary'Suwa,d's reply, which the Presi-
dent indorsed, fatty refused such are.
cognition, and gave the reasons there
Ifor. Until a rejoinder from the French
Government as received there will he
nothing dono by onr Government be-
Iyond fitting out Mr.. Campbell as Min
ter to tho Republic. ) u 4"
SECRETARY sEwARp's EXCURSION.
Under tho advice Of his physicians
the Secretary of State and tho Assis.
tant Secretary embarked. last night
on board the United States steame,
De Soto. for n short voyage in the
warmer latitndes Of the South Allan
tic. They expect to,be absent two OF
threc weeks William Hunter, Esq.
Chief Clerk Of tho Department. ha'
been appointed Acting Secretary o
State during the interval. and H.. N
Cougar, Commissioner Of Emigration
has been appointed Acting Assistant
Secretary.
SPAIN AND CHILL.
: The Government has been advised
that the representations made to Spail
in favor Of peaco with Chill, have e.
: far prevailed that tho good offices Q
t France and England have been accept
!, cd upon terms proposed by them an,
the United States:
a STORAGE OF PETROLEUM.
Ad nonished by the disasters whlc|
have resulted from tho burning OF pc
trolcum, tho Secretary of tho Treasur
: has directed Collectors Of tnterns
: Revenue to see that. every precautio
n is used in tho storage ofthis combust
Bile matter, and whenever application
y arc mado for the storage Of the sam
n within tho limits Of any town or cit.
:. to forward to tho Department stat
: ment that tho ware house, If establish
II cd, will MT, in case OF fire, endangt
It tho lives or property Of tho person
q doing business in its vicinity.
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A Dlo THING PROPOSED.

II IL rumored that an effort will be
mado in Congress, when it meets
again, to pass bill giving the captors
Of New Orleans prizo money. 1t is
stated the bin will cafl Tor eleven
million dollars. to DO distributed be.
tween Admiral Farragut's squadron
and the mortar fleet.
EVIDENCE IN THE CASE OF JEFF. DAVIS.
A dispatch, from Washington, says
tho original letter Of Yulee, Of Florida,
giving an account Of the plctand plan
Of secession, written some time be-
lore tho frat act Of rebellion took place
has been placed in the hands Of the
Government, to bo used as pHrt Of the
evidence in the trial OF Jefferson Da-
Wis.
business was totally suspended to-
day. Nearly all the rum.shops were
closed. Citizens, notwithstanding Tho
horrible condition of the streets from
lato snow and rain. made the usua
calls. Tho United States steame
South Carolina arrived from Philadel
phia, having tho Few steamer Mes
haning in tow to receive machinery
, hero.
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NEW XORIS NEWS.
New YoRK. Jan.

NEW ORk, Jan, i.
To-day has been observed as q close
holiday. The snow and rain of tho
past two days have placed the streets
in very bad condition. Business in
financial circles has been entirely sus.
pended, and most Of tho stores on
Broadway and elsewhere are closed
1t has been raining at intervals du-
ring the dIy, and there was consider
able fog in tho harbor.
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.lMPoKrANT no MEN AND Hors
one Dollar Saved is ens potisr IHaAs.

Ifyou call at Rising's Clothing Store
you can purchase better goods and
more OF them for tho same cash, than
at any other clothing store in the city.
Come and SEQ for yourself ~
$ If P. RISING.
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D@r The French newspapers an
nounce, as q curious piece Of news, that
shop for the sale Of horsefesh as
food has just been opened in Paris, by
permission of the authorities.
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Inquiries are made whether there 10
really y petition that suffrage shall be
granted to women. in circulation and
soon to-bc presented to Ccngress.-
To be sure there is. A circular has
been addressed 10 editors throughout
the country. as follows:
ITO the Editors; A
Wili you publish the iuclcsed peti-
tion? It is now circulating through
out the country, to be presented as
soon as Congress shall re- assemble.
"In behalf Of the National W. r.
lEommiltee y sFs
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HOUSE AN p LOT
FOR SALE, ,ss..,

n WILL SELL THE H0USn. AID lot
s,tu6ted two andsA .hai mil West o. lanelAtsr,
on the Eanesvtlla and maysylle Pike ccnaelnans zoe
~Sisv1 = md about 1e peach trees, III younRp For
t"rm. of sale enquire of The underleied upon ths
premises. dHV W.rWhbVh'
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, Jar

AObSDAi VaH' -
Tho President, pro TEN, announced
tho following Standing Committee, at,
tor stating that they were arranged
mainly by tho Lieutenant Governor
elect, Mr.. McBurney, member Of the
last, and presiding ofllcero Of the pre-
ent Senate; -sA''s t. Z
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erANnINd. chMMITTEEs

Agriculivre-Messrs. Warner, Sad.
lcr. Burt, Berry, Brooke, RradberrY,
West,
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Bsrgsin. Hargains a.

Grost ruth at Levy's mammoth clo.
thing dspot, another fresh arrival Of
Ready Made Clothing Of every dos.
cription, cloths. cassimercs, beavers.
hats, caps, trunks &c, &c. q
Men and boys fyou want 10 save
money in buying your Fall and Win
terclothing go TO Levy's in tho Sheffsr
Block, where yon will find the largest.
and cheapest stock Of clothing in the
market. ..s
Clothing made to order, and war
ranted to fit. Soc advertisements.
Lancaster, Oct. 5-tf.
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Tnuru AND RErosr-G God offers to

TnUru AND RErosE-God offers to
every mind its choice between truth
and repose. Take which ycu please
you can never have both. Between
these, as q pendulum, man oscillates.
He in whom the love ofrepose predom-
mates will accept tho first philosophy,
the first political party he meets
most likely his hthee'ss He gcts rcst,
commodity and reputation; but he
shuts tho door of truth. He in whor,
the lovo Of truth predominates will
keep himself aloof from all moorings
and aaoat Hc win abstain from dog
matism, and recognize all the opposite
negations, between. which. as walls
his being is swung. Hesubmits 70 thu
Inconvenience of suspense and imper
feet opinion: but ho.is o candidate .iol
truth as the other.is not, and respects
1.-THE highest law of bis belug.-- Emerson
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r@rThelatCst.Ripyelticcs St p Patis,fash-
ions are .jewelry made in tho ancient
Egyptian and Carihagenian style, and
hieroglyphics stamped on ladies dres-
see and crinolipe.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
no the Public.

The subscriber has removed bic
Clothing Store to DR.. Sbawks corner,
whore hs win Do pleased TO greet al
his friends with anything in hisliuo,
Oct. 8, o. y. JACOB nITE.
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LADIES' cL0AKlttc e. oTHs.

l am prepared to make Clothing toorSer on ehost
notice, sndin the best Of style. This has been
tested and all agree that TROUT DONOVAN, are
he heat cutters In the city, and that Rlnnga ID the
place to be suited. You viii And also ihSmos. -.
commodating salesmeA 10 wait on you, ..l ~.
Lancaster, sepL 81, lf6b--2e P.RIStN0.
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Beavers, French Cloths. Cassimetes,
Satinets, Factory Jeans, Tweed NUS
linS, Checks, Ticking, Flannels, HEX
ory, &c. Also, a large lot Of !,
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WhIehMnIA2

Here Is an English story of the tlmeSa
bank panicineident, WHICH mustnot be lost:
In the midst ot the late excitement, and a.
the moment whom everybody thought all
the banks were going to the dogs together,
Jones rlished into, the bank OF which he
was a st0ckhOlder, and thrusting q certifi-
cate into the clerk'E face, ne said, in great
haste. - &. ~
.Here, please transfer half Of that to
James P. Smith, M,t NAMN ~ D
The clerk. looked at it andasked:0 3
"Which half Mr.. Jones?n
81 don'tcare which half replied Jones,
puzzled at che inquiry. yus---ius
"Yo1 had better go to the courts; cant
maketb tfensfer, withopta legal decision.
If you really wish to transfer Your cpther
half to Mr. Smith, we cannot do It bereso
Joues6was copfounded. He knewsthe
banks were all IA amnddle, but this was
too deep for him. He took his certificate
from the hands. Of the smiling clerk, and on
looking, at u, lol Il was bis nsatlldge. certif-
cotei Being aprintei form on fine Raper,
and put away among his private papers, It
was thearst thing that Mr. Jones laid hands
on when he went to his secretary for.Dank
stock scrip. He,went, home, kissed his wife,
glad 10 fiiid she had9 tbeen1 transferred to
Mr.. Smith, end. taking the rightpapers this
time, fastened down town in time 20 get 1t
all straights, n .
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"Papa VIII soon be heree said mamma to
her year old boy. What can Gregory
do to toswelc6me him ~ And the mother
glanced gt the child's play thihgs, which
lay scattered in wild confusion on thescar-
pet. e..
MAKE the room neat" replied thebright
little one, understanding the look, and at
once begfnning to gather his toysihte a
basket. 2 ~
'.What. more can we do to welcome
papa ?' asked mamma, when nothing was
wanting to the neatness of che room.
"Be happy to him tchenI.e comes ~ cried the
dear little fellow, jumping up and down
with eagetness, as he watched at the WIN
dOws for Mis- fathers coming e1o'''''n.l
Now all the dictionary7makers will testi-
fV, IL Is very hard to give good definitions
but .dfllD0tl little Gfeg0re give tie. sun
stance of welcomed "Be happy to him
when he coInesPD \ =, - - = -
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Pntenled NlnY 2N, 1s90.


This is an article for washing without rubbing.
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations offer
cd for a like purpose, WILL NOT ROT THE CLOTHES
but will leave them much WRITER than ordinary
methods, without the usual wear and tear.
ltremOyee grease spots as If bv magic, and SOFT
ems the dirt by sOaking so that rnsing will in ordi
nary cases entirely remove IT,. r.I-
\ This powder Il prepared in accordance with chem
cal science, and upon process peculiar 70 itseit
which is secured by Letters PATENT IL mas been IN
use for more than year. and has prove itself an
universal favorite wherever it has, been used
Among the Advantages claimed are the following,
iVizs qn,,rIgC on .r2 igiaog.,l
Itsayes All tho >xpense of soap usually used on
cotton and linen goods. ,.sn,t..l.
IItsaves most Of the labor Of rubbing, md wear
and tear. I rl liltIuE) J1l ~ 81 foH ilA
Also, for cleaning windows It is unsurpasscd.--
with enc quafterthe time and labor usually requr-
perior to any other mode. No water required ex-l
cept TO moisten the powder: stnf nunt1
Directions with each package. -.r
And can be readily appreciated bya single trial.
The cost Of washing for family of FIVE or six per-
sons will not exceed THRKE CENTS. b i,s l.,f4.
\ The manufacturers of this spowder are aware that
many useless compounds have been introduced TO
the public which have rOtted the cloth, or failed n
removing the dirt, but knowing the intrinsic excel
ence of this article. they confidently proclaim it.
being adapted TO meet b demand which has long exr
.is,cd, and which has heretofore remained unsup-
d 80, n, MANUFACTURED BY ar .s-
\ HOWE & stew EMS, i,
% hae geo broadway, Boston. 'h-
ALSO, ,MANUFAGTURERS OFFAMILYjDYE
'- oy,l.lat oa' COLORS. tgrf 4. uf sG iuH--
7 For sale by GrOcerS andiD Dealers everywhere. iu
Oct6-dbm ...... Id a ...t ttra.r.g
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Immediately Cured and full vigor Restored.
This distressing Affection-which renders life
miserable and marriage inipossible-.is the penalty
persons are too apt ocnmit excesses from not be-
Ing aware Of the dreadful consequences that may
ensue. Now who that understands the subject will
sooner by those falling into improper habits than by
the prudept2 Besides being deprived Of the pleas
ure Of healthy Offspring the most serious and de-
Tho system becomes deranged, the Physical and
Mental Functions W eakened, Loss Of pfocreative
Power Nervous Irritahility dyspepsia, PalPitation
Of the Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility
and Wasting of the Frame. Cough. Consumption,
Decay and Death.
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70 aI.s.S. . ...a ..S iEa SSSI.I cIERK,s oFFIcEp

70 07T11I011 I17101 C6Hc571! ,. Tl.-.- : Z I--''
-sazis asJiigITl CLERKS gkkiCE;s.s I u "a. lsb
Notice M hereby given that proceedings have been
instituted In the CitY Council Of Columbus, for
maline she following ihproveme6tss wit aiss
orFrnling and paving the unpaVed sdoWalksP a
and on the north side Of south alley
betWeon rourth street and Straight alley. ,t, ,,is
The IA ne to be done IN accordance with pats and
estimates 70 10 prepared by the City Civil Engi-
neer. AID lied "a the once u the City Clerk,
All persons claiming damages on account Of said,
proposed improyements, are required TO hle their
olai Ia th0 OIoo Of the Clerk IN writing. on or bo-
fore the tenth day Of January, A. D. lse7
uqS5Rl1..e2 223 IE1f GStsSS SIE Slsli.
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10 GlfpAOip n may eenesr' ida.il
y kge IN CITY CLERKS OFFICE ! %
80 81 il.N Iaa C0LUMBUss De5. ., 1895 va
Notice is hereby giSen that pfoceedings have been
instituttd In tho Oily Connoilfot columbus, Tor
For grading and paving the1 unpaEod sideWalkss
rnfkers and CROSSINGS and for grading and grayeing
the Roadway on Hickory Alloy from high street 70
Tss asme n be done n aee0rdapoo with pats and
estihnls 70 b nrfbkfod b the City Civil Engineer.
and niod Sd the OI1ee 0f the City CLERK.
,,ronosad improVomonta nr9 8foQnirod % llo their
ssime Ia the olce Of the Clerk, IN writing on On
before ihs FeYenss9qfe Eey 0i January A. "
-. t.aolfay 80 ~ tudi n. b Nv EIhS0Egov
decs-dlteainIiaa .O11 City CLERK;
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,sa 7. PAVING NOTICE.. .ao

-. -, CITY CLERKS OFFIgE, "A al
Columns, o., Nov. 10, 1851
Notice. hereby given. that PROCEEDINGS have Teen
instituted In the OIty Couhnil Of Columbus, ,siUr
yacatng that PaFtQl English alley laying, between
Az SsisShS claiming damageson account Of said
PROMISED qapaiiOBs . are required 70 he their
claims Ia the Office Of the Clerk. in writing. on or
before the tenth day Of January. a. ID, U.s.. h.
tir.,qx1 -hj2nors tha ~ d. E. MlbbUNt
noy2e.d1taWlW ed yx,U ,sGs nsdw aGitys Clerk
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YOUJNG MEN
MARRVAGE.n

Married Persons or Young Mon contempt
marriage, being aware of Physical WeaknessTfir h
ganic Debility, Deformities speedily cured: ~
He who places himself under the care OF DR..
may religiously conf1e in his honor as gentleman
and confidently rely upon his skill as physeiAns z
nRGA MIC WEAK NESS
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10 az soho1t ahhdg coFceTp ~ 6.,r hsiao1sissd 10
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
,CtUI EoLu1bus. Dec. S.1eeej
Notice il hereby giEen that proceedings have been
instituted' In the City Council OF Columbus, for
mahfn9 the linyimproyements, 10 wit. "
Fol GRADING and paving the cutters and crossings
and fof eradirk and gteYeling the sidewalk "a, 49,
north side VI Spring street from high street 10
the llsa va of said Spring street from II street
Y8 amy z 10 done in accordanes NTH pats and
and iIed m 1lsndloof the City Clerk.A sl1SH
All persons claiming damages on account Of said
proposed f1 Moments, ARE required TO fle their
befoFS the Seventeenth, day Of January, A. ID.
'',., ',s..,I..l,.L.A8 dU4- E5IIssssisA E5II5 si.IAE. +.
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InMIs. y0IINsIQN,,l ITla

Member Of The Royal College of SURGEONS, London,
United States and the greater part Of whose lite has
been spent in the hospitals Of London, Paris Pbia-
depha and elsewhere has effected some Of the most
astonishing cures that, were, ever known 4 many
trGubled with ringing In the bend and ears when
asleep great nervousness, baing alarmed at sudden
sounds hashfuIDess, with frequent bushing, attend
cd sometimes with derangemeutof Of mind, were curej
;mmadiAtnlY. IL ID -.HITIAI. .-a.LIIN
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BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.


TNSTARLISIAAslD AS AREFUGE FROM
IL QuACkERY +. THE ONLY, PIiACEJW HERR
A CURE CAN BE OBTAINED.
DR.. JOHNS TON has discovered the most Certain
Speedy and only Edectusl Remedy in the World for
Weakness Of the Back or Limbs. Structures. Anecs
ton OF the kidney1 and Bladder, Involuntary Dis
charges, ImpatnniJ Goneral Debility. n RdrYousneas
Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits, Confuson',
Ideas, Pa pitaton Of the Heart, Timid!ty, Tremb
ling Dimness of Sight or Giddness, Disease of the
Head, Throat, Nose or Tkin, Affections Of this Iiv
or, Lungs, Stomach or Bowes-those terrible Dis
orders arising from SolitaryIIabits Of Youth--sE-
CRET and solitary practices more fatal to their vic.
tins than tho song lot Syrens M lths Mariners OF
Ulysses, bghting their most brilliant hopes or an
ticipations, rendering marriage, &c. impossible! III
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become tho victims Of Solita
fy Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually sweeps to an unttr elygIaye thousands Of
young men the most exalted talents and brilA
intellect, who might otherwise have entranced list.
ening Senates with the thunders Of eloquence,
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may call with
confidence. .grtIHo} H-ifr1 adi hnt