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SO1dIcfn on the state Ticket.
STATE OF lrL1xots, DEr'7 lt'B. fxsrnucrsy. !
SErERISTExnENT'e OFFICE,
SrAtXGE1ELp, August !. 1851.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
wani to say that the article Ia yesterdays Tn1-
DCNE. entitled "Putting Soldiers on The State
TickcI," ," has my 1nosi hearty approval, in letter
and spirit, and that am reaAy and willing at any
moment 10 step aside In favor OF soldier, II the
good Of tho cause requires H. For hvc years
have ptoftesed 10 lore aud honor the brave men
who havc saved The nation. and have sneaas all
that have said, and tland ready 10 make II good.
Men arc nothing in time like this-ihc Imrcrillcd
ctusc L. everything.
Yours for our dear conntry.
NEWTON BATEMAN-
We believe that the soldiers are entirely
content to leave 10 Mr.. Batcmcn the task Of
teaching the young Ideas how 10 shoot. The
Office of Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tion is ono that docs not tempt the ambition Of
many. 1t is not stepping stone to politt-
cal peeiermcnt. Its emolumcnts arc Insignia
cant, and It's labors asduous. Experience in
tho instruction Of youth, and enthusiasm for
til? teachers profession, arc indispensable lc
requisites for the Office. These Mr.. Batcmau
possesses in marked degree. VIC place his
letter on record MS evidence that Lis gratl-
tudc 10 the soldiers OF the Republic is toe
true and dislntcrcstcd to allow him to hold
any Office which soldier might Gil with
cuual utlynutarc fo thc State.
, 1866-08-07

his troops, he visits, personally, billets and
hospitals, and takes the most kindly interest
In every individual soldier. But In the hour
of need he docs not spare his troops, for Ills
affection for them springs from sense Of
duty and from 10 mere desire Of popularity.
The march from Ailetin to Koniggratz, and
The attack on the Austrian right in that
battle which crushed Marshal Benedek's
army, and las. perhaps, shaken The Austrian
than could be written In any words.
With such leaders and so well lead, with q
better arm than their enemies; with every
mechanical contriyance which modern
science can suggest, adapted to MD the opcr-
ations a., o. 1he army, II little wonder that
sian soldiers have proved victorious on every
occasion on which they hare gone into
action.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

y: a1dIeSIes all those who have InjDraI
tnT,I ny Improper indulgence and sol.
nniitfIng tS,oSI1 en- ruin both body and mind
CletY. or mnIrInna DNALttio.a1 hluuSt 50.
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CON Itllni the e'aclsl n 81
~ ll.s. Virginia Mining and AlAnts
4lato1lug Company on thalr sign ~ sue
in business dufinT tia rl5f
Aour monlls. rs wa 81 4I1rcg4rel By
renee 10 our leFtlllsInE columns.
Inc company hIG utcIare4 0 dividend
ln8 fom tlelr operations duri11
lllI rrf|ni 1t three per cents which,
when the l1.l i taken into eonslief3a
uQn tnnl only "a part OF tlcit manIi ~
tulte have been thrown on the
elell51 ven Tor lle rlin17 siii5nt ~ + ~
4laIrE
tfc lelril tlai d , lacenl meeting OF
.le sIctkhcider col j. q. Ford. 81
t.. l|lT. WAS elected director Is
ril pow coucE IN llC bofrd accustomed
-I .nt death OF W.. Il. Belefaon. sr.
.o'N 20 yen earned lnl Won 0rV-
-nIH-r. oI COL. tcrl D sult
-'.'- lr"o4urnE oVory enterprise In
-t eng N4|fl we predict ltnt ntl-
'- l1 euI uIn1remeuI- with Iia
mo |e'I |iIrInIn NIluiur
-NN"N'Ntln9 Company has en-
'- NNru N N.rNaf OF uro.rr-ffv mo.
'''. '- 'Ae' history or LirIr.d 1s-
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WE direct attention to the card OF
Finley A. Burke, Esq, of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, in another column. Mr..
Burke formerly resided in our city, and
Is now established in one of the most
promising towns OF the Great West.
We commend the example he sets In
the advertising why to our professional
friends in this region. Mr.. B. has an
eye to business ia thus patronizing the
urintar. s-iis5ts dG F1ssfG
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FEWBBI PRIME Ma
- pie Sugar Superior Green, Black and
Japanese Tens Pure White Wine Vinegar;
New York 6tfIlb- and Champagne Cider, bot
tied; New No. Salmon; lsnRlish DaiFy
.QheeSeS Pickles and Sauces. Taploca Peari
y s S9ra Rs sItaES' Aane,
but, Lobster, CLAIMS and SaFfines.
Genuine English Mustard; Ballad on. hest
1ali1ty; tTe llS, MUSTARD Sap Sage cheese;
Together with 9 general assortment. Of
articles. Just received aud, for
n: q g, p, WOODROW.
aslqq kellnWs an1 BhildinF. Monroe st. 4,
mY2slt.. I'm q. VA.
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NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.-J. G. Orr,
Esq, Collector of Internal Revenue,
Liberty on the 18th and 29th of August;
EaWsOn's Tavern, TriRdelphia, on the
90th and 3Ist OF August; and at his of
flee in this city, on all other days, for
the purpose Of receiving the tlicenses
and incomes" assessed for the year,
1875
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His pacific intentions at first, and his
rSlnted him, in the opinion of the court,
worthy of giving lift TO the city. he
was, accordingly, fined ten dollars and
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WE have heard the name of John F.
McDermot, Esq, one of the old propri-
etors of this paper, mentioned in con-
nection With the nomination Of the
Union party for the Office of Recorder
In this county.
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THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
will issue round trip tickets at half fare
10 persons attending the Conventions
aG PRskersburg, on the 3Oth inst. Tick
cts will be for sale at the principal sta
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TIE stockholders Of the washington
Gymnastic Association are requested to
attend meeting on Friday, the 3lst
inst, at l o'clock p. NJ, in the club
rooms on Wheeling Island. See adVer-
tisement
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wElearn that Captain Morris Dorsey,
of this city, who has been watching the
cholera very closely in st. Louis, will
leave for his mississippi plantation"
In few days. The Count Is in fine
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THE latest dispatches from Sawtell
OIL Company's well say that the yield
continues to increase. We are inform
ed that it Is now producing over 500
barrels.
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THE Board of Registration for Ohio
county, met yesterday at the Court
House at 10 A. NJ, and after transact
ing business brought before them adj
jon:ned.
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WE heard a rnmor yesterday that a
boat, the Hudson, had LEFT Cincinnati
with cholera on board. Let our au-
thOrities be on the look out.
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Valuable Far1n for SaIe,

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
the farm on which he now resides, situat-
ed one mile from Bolton, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road, containing 265IS acres,
w acres OF which are under cultivation. IA
the tract; also an orchard of excellent fruit.
This, land liesou Fish Creek, and Is covered
jy26-d&w6in = JAMES A: RICE.
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Trustees Sale of Brewery Fix
f1IraS

lures.
by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by Alex. Euston TO me as Trus-
tee, bearing date on the 18th day Of August,
1885, on record In the Recorders office In
Ohio county, in book No. 80, at page No. l46, I
VIII proceed to sell at public auctton, at the
Anchor Brewery, on Market street, on Satur-
day, August 25th, 1866 at o'clock a. M, the
mash tub, boiling tubs, cooler, Fdeking tub,
pumps. pipes and other fixtures contained In
said Anchor Brewery.
TERMS oFSALE-One-fourth cash and the
balancetn nj, 8 and u months, with interest
and approved security. The purchaser may
pay all cash, IT he elects SO to do. This isone
Of the best arranged BreweT1eS In the city and
has the reputation Of having made the best
I'll rs.P. HIBDRETH,
Jy28-ts - IL Trustee.
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RIVER News. River falling slowly,
channel. Is ;...s,s,.|.. go, -,
Boats leaving to-day are the Express,
for PatkersburE, at III a. NJ: Leslie
Combs, for Sundsh, at 3 r. NJ; Rattler.
for Steubenvilie ut 2 II ~; and Zaness
! VIE b Tor sor Beliair Ct ana 10 a: II. and
Several tow boats passed up yestsfg
business dun. u,
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It is now over thirty years since the above
celebrated Pills were first discovered by DR..
DUP0NCO, of Paris, during which time they
have been extensively and successfully used
in most Oftthe public institutions, rs wen Is
In private practice, Of both hemispheres with
unparalleled success In every c1Be, and 1t Is
only mt the urgent request" of the thou
sands of Ladies' who have used them, that he
Is Induced to make the Pills public for the al
deviation of those suffering from any Inegu'
lRrtties whatever, as well as to prevent an In
Grease of family where health viii not permit
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CScrNNATI. o., Aug Is, 1885.
@ q. OEbeyG, Wheeling, ". Va,

DEAR SIR: It affords me great pleasure to
inform you thAta friend OF mine purchased
Of you while in your city q half dozen bottles
suddenly GAized with q severe attack of the
ASiAtlc ChOleFa. he persuaded me TO try the
used half the bottle i was entirely well and
able 10 attend 70 business Please send me
TWO dozen bottles 1t once: -
Very respect y, your obSdient servant,
an4.lW - 81. BENNEIT.
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Trustees Sale of a Valuable Farm

Trustees Sale of a Valuable Farm
b q in MashallI County, W. Va.
PY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from N. p. 0'Hern to me as Trustee, dat
ed March SOth, 1851, 1 will offer for sale at the
front door OF the Court House, in Ohio Coun-
ty, on Thursday, July 18th, 1855, at 10 o'clock
g, M, that valuable property known as the
Neecelyiplace, being part Of the estate Of the
late iBenj.} McMechen, Esq, containing
twenty-five acres, more or less, situated on
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, about
three miles south Of this city. This land ex-
tends from the Ohio river to the hill, is
underlaid with coal and limestone, is OF
the, best lquahty and admirably adapted for
gardening purposes. There Is q comfortable
two story brick dwelling house, out-houses,
and good orchard on Il. UflH
--TermsWtll be made known on day of sale.
The title to the above land Is believed to be
indtsputahle, but selling as Trustee will con-
vey only such title as Is in me vested by said
deed Of trust. SIP. HIIDRETH,
tHIst above sale has bean sopo Tqst 5sin
August 18th, at O'Clock, q. M. : i.IF1EF
iva s.P. HlLDRETa.
The above sale is postponed until Monday,
August 9th, at 10 O'Clock, n. m.
aul5-td S.P. HILDRETH, Trustee.
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TIE BRi1 aE Cry ID AsIR 81 Al CIsuB
meet this evening at ! y oio look at the
law dliiee Of j. IL MOKennonl Esq,
F'ouFt b street. pis = ia;sl "a
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WHY m Elutif IN ,Very
body tllaSs ) Frizs IN . bottle TINT win rs{
GtoIn y. ilfls 70 ill 1lnali color, prevent
ana epre snsiid Ring 4arEosl6 Is the
only ri on inst il vi 10 DO a.
fsrrs . b1ltlenna5l b convinced
or ct gout nnoney telnhaed F6t ~
qlllil llsls Chenaisi, End OF Stone Bridge.
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RUN ,AWAY.-A wicked horse. at
tached to a drRy, took It into his head
70 Run away some time during the al
ternOon of yes er1ayy hut didn't oct far
before ewes broul S1t 70 i63y, by d bold
dual with q sliil lAh made out Of
q shovel. ff5,s n 2, + n 3 hi,s5 ;. ~
The accident occurred on the wharf.
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SPiqt4 Va AUTO =. - IN, w ms cj7 3cotll.
ING syrup lias become 50 opnlar That AglSious
parties htlee pat out uFlieles calling tlieift
NM on Plea notice that the
1IrS lnsio d, thu so1thing Syrup Is not
isoslaee. N gEs e.nsF
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AT 2 ps nj, the Convention met and
appointed an Executive Committee 81
ten, one nom ellell township
tashlngton, Thos. Sweeney; ATadi+
sem 3, q. argl5t GlaEs Or. Geo. Baird.
Union, yHtn4A Miller. 3 entire. Jas. Mo-
Iellis webster, eQs q Hahdiah, fiifie
delphil, y, 8. eo0dss West liberty. Jro.
4selsilss tslel inland M ilnnners lfrl-l
eHerll NIX lions were then made
looking loWdrlis q clearing up Of fhe
CQnNenll qnal ttEids here and the In
ellltlt ion OF j choice for Sheriff. Int
ere lliq on the ll1les FINALLY 4 moe
ton by 3enQnl Good, Esq, to receive
1llqte nom nations for tine SforiiIn IL
5teNiA, Ats ana andrew Wilson, Z. ii.
dielsel ONO lofinl and JOSEPH Il6is
wi ere ollege. 10 "a Convent on.
A1iee more ballots having 5 6n IA
ked without an election. M mint
lsas made e take ZIP the motion, pre-
flqlsl llid ON the able. Is r6iSr tho
slNe Ign back e tho people hut 6 did
mol suceacd
9ere cling 10 pro spfct ~ 5leeSlS
s.lq4ee Tor tie I'M orlilut once 81 ISL he's
~ qn motion "a E eolventiou utft1led
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ONEiPILL IsiApDOsE.

Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themselves so, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in that condition leA
they Invite miscarriage inter- which ad'
monitiOn, the PDpTfet0F assumes no reSpOnsi
billty, although thelrmil dnea8 Would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the Pills
arfS NnHO11Fnardad
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-. 8pf 8aIf.. !.
For Sale.

A COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSE SIT
"a uated on the west side OF Main street,
Centre wheeling, containing eight rooms,
CELLAR, &C.. Everything conneeteSi with this
mouse In the most complete order. Apply to
lIdQMAS 0.BRIEH, Real Estate AGENT,
over Peoples Bank, XII II u sllahtl5sfW
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7 II III III lII7II NO uLHIIIe1 bbVbW OF
eight GLASSES OF beer ct the-bar of MIR.
{ T.'s saloon during the morning OF
Saturday, and this humane gentleman
seeing that he was getting too much
ahead, advised him 20 60 TO bed and
sleep. This advice Georga Glisrega rtled,
and persisted IN calling for more beer,
furnish it.
Growing upFoarious he was arrested
by olhcef Stanley, and Yesterday
morning appeared before Judge Good
who hnedi him one dollar and costs.
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DEMOCRATIC CoNvRNTIoN.-There
WRs "a high old timer at the ConVen-
ton yesterday. Each separate and dis
tinct delegate was doing his utmost to
pull separate and distinct way from
his brother delegates. The result was
much manifestation OF feeling, and sum
dry declarations that individuals were
actuated only by the purest motives,
and desired only the good ofithe Demo-
cratic party in Ohio county first, and In
the country next, when it invariably
turned ont that they wished to nom
mate new candidate for Sheriff. Har-
mOny was out of the question. Mr..
Forbes had fish to fry, and Mr.. Good
Wasavtdently IN labor all day. What
could result but that the Convention
shOuld adjourn without setting at rest
the souls Of the aspiring nominees for
that high and mighty ONCE, the sheriff.
atty OF Ohio county. It did adj 6itfii. To
A. ", at which time we shall have rel
enacted the scenes of yesterday u t'1ii Z
The proceedings were as follows -
: Assembling at ten A. NJ, the COnYan-
ton came to order at the call of the
President. The roll was then called by
the clerk.
MR. Andrew Wilson (somethihe be-
ing atodt. was allowed to tender n
verbal resignation of his position as
candidate for House of Delegates, which
was accepted. n :. 80. T
on motion the rules We're suspended,
and the Convention proceeded TO I'LL the
vacancy Occasioned by Mr.. Wilson'S
resignatlon, Nat. Richardson was
chosen, receiving 1860 VOTES ON second
ballot.
The Convention next proceeded to
ballot for Sheriff. This business 0c-
cnpied the rest Of the morning session.
Mr.. Forbes, making asuggestion that
the two candidates Who had the largest
number OF votes be thrown overheard
and all paFlie5 unite upon scarborough,
f0nnd q stout pppes ip Mr.. Benoni
Good. Other enfiemen participated in
the discussion, and the Convention
finally took another ballot resulting.
Gimplie $50 IS, Shnllctoss 10 4,6, and
b6t6u "a $50 3.b. II, s.fl4,l.ii Is
1rl6ea then moving that an Ef1s,
eeqtlyg gonimitttee 81 appointed, "a
consist 81 one nom each t5Whshib the
motion carried; amer which 4 recess
was taken until 2 p. n.
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Desirable PropertY For Sale.

T WILL SELL . OR 80 ACRES LAND.
II adj lining the corporation of;MaFtinl8Fer-
~, Belmont county, OhIo3 on it ne sevefal
Acres OF 9rape5 in bearing, and part Of the
when the present crop IS taken on.
II. B. RICE,
Martins Ferry, Belmont county, Ohio.
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Odbert's Cholera Antidota

EoR THE CURE OF CHOLERA, DIAH-
y T5ssS snEsteFy, Flux and alli summer
II Is under new name, but has been used
for twenty years.
Thousands keep 4 In their houses all the
Every bottle warranted or the money ne
For sale by @. ]. RaWllng 4 Co, Monroe
6tTeet; Capt. n. TOmlInsOn, MoundsFilla ~.
Va and the Proprietor, O. 81. Odbert, end OF
-sl01e ELldGe: --anl9-lM
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,s,.Ii.SiFaRsipiqFtatII.qIil3tI,I.i......
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r, COMFY
OFFICE BALI. 8 ONO RAnnoADco.
WHEELING June Is, 1855.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

DASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
i the following schedule on and after June
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Meatral.
IA CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

tnfallible in Correcting Irregularities, Remov.
ling Distractions OF the Monthly Turns,
EFt nom Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE.
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Il MOST IIVALUABLE REMEDY
for all those afnictinS complaints SO peculiar
TO the sex, viz: DfStTesss1I0 and PEizfiI Men.
aT1UatiOnt EeteTtiOn, PUN IN Lhe Back and Lot!S,
TesSng 0oig9 tlis, tfata5 81 5ood % ~; n
ness, ReduIleSs, Fatigue on any Slight EIettOn,
RulpibdttOn Of lie Heart, and all the various
annoying, weakening, and the beglnningOt
all other female weaknesses,
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OhGANIO WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSON.

5MemneE OF the Royal College OF spr,oo,.
E ES1n1aon Gradu9te ofone ofthe most erninsN.
ort ~ ~ Lns United States and The erestsS
l PlIaLS OF London, Paris, Phiiadelpbis no no
etIe,Wnere, hos effected some or the most a 6S
t rG,IS,Ii,5g cures that were ever known. mani
IISSat, with ringing in the head and eay
Wnen asleep great nervousness balm n 40 IN
~ S1Iden sounds, hashfulneSs, with freonest
T D,stli IN attended sometimes with derapos.
- ~ u Aiilt Were cured Immediately.
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- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAIN
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hnd them TO be al uteyQ are Represented
ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT.
10000 boxes have been Sold Within
Two Years.
ISn ,IhOUSdld Boxes sent b. Letter, both BY
myself and Agents, to all parts OF the world,
to which, answers have been returned, IN
which ladies say, nothing like the above pills
have been known since THE SCIENCE OF
MEDICINE DAW3CED UPON THE WORLD
In Removing ObStFuettOns& RestOr'
ing Nature to its Proper Channel,
QUILTING THE NERVES and bringing back the
ttRosy color of Healthf to the check OF the
most delicate, 90 t'hs ~ ~ ~ ~
Price 81 per Box. Six ROXes %.
Sold by M'0ABE, RRAFT q CO., wholesale
Druggists, IS Main street, Wheeling. General
Wholesale Agents for West Va, TO whom All
orders must be addressed. Sold at Retail, by
REED, KRAFT eco.
Sold In st. ClainVille, Ohio, by
w. 4. q ]. j. PICKERING.
And by DR.. 8. B. Stidger, Moundsvtlle, v
Va, DR.. ]. /. Carr and DR.. ]. NJ. BOucOek
Ladies, by n sanding sloo to either Of the
above agents to the Wheeling Post Once, can
have the pills sent, conddenhaIyl by MAIL
to any part Of the country, ..free Of postage
oc8-lyd Sole Proprietor, New York.
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George, when brought into court,
loudly declared his Innocence, but the
declarations being ruled out Of order,
the trial was proceeded. with 81
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E-.U6
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain
quently learned from; evil cOInnanions ~
school, the effects of which ar6 nighfIv III ~
even when asleep, and, lfnot cured rendsr11
and body, should apply ImmeiiHteIT' ''i'hu
What pity that a young man. tie hnDa n,
his country, the pride of his parents SI,nTtJ ~
snntched nom all prospects and enIOymsniS
ollie by the consequence OF deviSIiGg' i S5,
the path Of nature, and indulging in a esiiSIn
templating 0'''' e"n'
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Thousands of persons OF all agns cop ,,,...
Judge what Is the cause or their San,r, noW
health, losing their vigor, becoming IFaais
pale, nervous and emaclated, having q S6Sn!,
s sar appearance about the eyes, Cough, and
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he Summerviue Institute is patronized by the first
Men Of the SOsth