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From ROcIieSter.

ROCHESTER,, May 23.-The Presbyte.
rian General Assembly occupied the EN-,
tire morning in discussion on the adOp-
ton of a report The Committee sub
mitted the report, which was read by
the chairman, DR.. Winser The report
states that the publication scheme be-
came n fixed fact. 1t recommended a
change in the editorial arrangement OF
the Presbyterian whereby so much OF
its valuable room would no. be taken
up by the publication of foreign mis-,
sionary intelligence. Report adopted
except the portion regarding new hymn
and time book.
In the afternoon session il was decid-
ed to hold the next meeting in Harris
burg.
The report on the standing commit.
tee on Education was read. 1t shows
n gratifying state of things, and recon-.
mends the presentation of the cause to
all the churches. 1t was put upon the
docket for future consideration.
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.n. xenia. and Nex.school Preshyteri;

- - 49,
The committee ON Foreign Missions
reporfed. Total receipts, $10,9o6J Ex.
penditures, $9,6s5. :.
Three CnAtive Indians have been IL
censed to preach. U
ny Rev. Up. Smith, of the American
Missionary Association, an organiza
Etion forEdisseminating the gosPel among lars
the colored race, stated that there Wei ~
500 teachers employed. d.,
DR.. H. A. Brown, OF the Secoha Its,
|bytArian Synod, spoke In favor OF tne
nnisn of Presbyterians OF every grade
IN ono grand assembly. The delegates
of, the old school general assembly
tbongh Invited, declined to speak. There
was no delegate from the new sehoo
assembly. --;g-a .7'a .E'7 .-N-sr-!s x y
In to-day's sessions the report was
adopted on an appeal Of Drs. Steel ana
Crawford, Of Philadelphia, from the &C
ton of that Presbytery subject com
mnion to the effect that the Presby
tery's action was irregular, that tht
law Of the church shall be observed IL
future in reference to q proree no.S
Emeetinga that no act was posIPoi.tSe 1
requiring to be revised ana tha' INK
whole subject be dismissed. 49,. =,
There was an excited deDate OF
another appeal of Drs. Steele and Craw.
ford from the action of the Presbytery
of Philadelphia, in licensing two young
men TO preach who did not implicitly
subscribe to the platform of the church
which permits the use of hymns ant
songs, except the psalms of David a.
versified by Rouse. The appeal vii
probably be set aside. -t
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purifier Of credit, since i must cugtasill!

purifier of credit, since it must eurtail,
ina in a great degree, the prevalent loose
.SS. Ks md Fl aceoinnmod stfon loans. It's
the opinion of most persons that the
law nuts an effectual stop to the custom
of 'urefsrring even the most obliging;
fconf;dential creditor, and brings 81
To the same level. The application OF
the reform that this will work will De
severe to some whose credit may be cur
tailed, but it will bring those who re-
tain place in trade by kiting, or by
leaning too confidently on their friends,
to realize that they must Keep their
business within their means. This fea,
ture of the law may become odious, and
force either itsrepeal or its amendment;
but, in fact, nothing in it is better cal cal;
culated to promote and conserve SOUND
principles of business. 1t will tend TO
check rash speculations that involve
other peoples means, or credit, ana
canse reckless, Enthusiastically adven-
tnrers to- work within their means.
Achieving these good ends, however, II
il very certain to become unpopular
since in its work of publication, it may
involve many honest and good men,
who. with no unfair intent or fear Of
danger, are carrying more credit than
their pursuits warrant. - > s'i
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, May %.
COTTON-Dull and unchanged; sales
l4OO bales at q for uplands.
rFLOUR-10al5. lower for inferior;
Others steady; sales 44OO bbls; super
fine State and western at 10 35all 4O;
extra western, IL 70al3 90; choice, Ii gu
ALI 20: shipping brands extra round
boon Ohio. Is 00a14 90; trade brands,
IA 05a15 30; closing dull; receipts 6Sl9.
california flOur nOninally unchanged.
Rye flonr 8 75a9 so.
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull.
RYE-Unchanged; sales of $500 BUSH
els of western at i bal IS; Canada free
80. - Et, .S
BARLEY-Qniet; sales Of 1000 bush
els Canada East free, Mt Is; sales OF
1000 bushels Canada West free, at ~.
BARLEY MALT-Dnll. =,
CORN-2a3 better limited; supply;
sales Al, 900 bushels new mixed western
at 1 15al %; damaged, l 90; new south
ern mixed, l ~; new white southern,
l 25; old mix ed western, %, in store;
receipts 40, 226 bushels. rerr-T -,
Firmer; sales $1,000 bushels
western at 66aS7; small lots, 81; state,
81; receipts 1921. 10 .s-. o..
RICE-Firm. ..rrE rr
COFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR-Saies 800 hhds Cuba at l0ta
III. ..
MOLASSES-Quiet. :,
PETROLEUM-Dull aud unchanged.
HOPS-Quiet. = >
PORK-DulI; sales 5000 bbls new
mess at - 9Oa23 90, closing at former
rates, cash; old mess ~ OOa0 5O;
prime 10 SO; prime mess % l2a9 90.
Also. 1850 bbls new mess at % 05, sell
ers' option for thirty days, and - 30,
sellers option TO July.
BEEF-Steady; sales of 800 bbls.
TIERCE BEEF-Quiet; sales Of ~
tierces prime mess at 81 75a33 no. L
BEEF HAMS-Quiet ut Al O0a43 40.
BACON-Sales of 240 boxes of Cum
berlapd at lOS; short ribbed ia; short
clear 124. .rs.
CUT MEATS-Steady.
LARD-Firm; sales of 1850 bbls new
at I28; small lots of kettle rendered at
13s. ....-,. ..r,r
CHEESE-Steady.
LATEST MARKETS. p. NJ.
FLOUR-Closcd steady for mldilins
and dull and heavy for common aud
choice.
WHEAT-Quiet; good and prime
steady; common and inferior duh and
declining.
RYE--Dull ut | 73al 10 for mixed
western.
BARLEY-Stcady.
CORN-Very firm; new mixed vest
ern l7al %; old do / % in store; 3la
! 81 delivered.
PGBK-Active; % 90 for new mess;
% OOa23 Go cash, and regular steady.
BEEF-Firat and i'll moderate de-
mand.
BACON-Steady; lCs fir Cumberland
eut; l2a for clear.
LARD-Stcady; 13ta13s TO; fatE to
prime steam, aid 13lal3s for fettle reh'
'dered.
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MIscELLANEo1s
A AsTRoLoGY. y
The World Astopi,,,.
Attic WONDERFUL Rtvr,
e., TIE GREAT AsTRoI".s,st.s ,a
MADAME n. A. pSpssl

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restores lost or sts.en prune,, ,seeds snsl
business yon are best qnalihei I'd
wnM you VIII De most succr,st.s P'sl.pi@
marriages, and tells yoa tie Sa c,s,, = j
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thoughts, and. by her aIr,.na nat yusS
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ton To themselves, a. If In L." an n
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ceipt Of price above mentioned = 49,,
secresy will be maintained an n n s-.,.
ence returned or DESTROYED p "r,,-
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of hair "N'S A..
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From. Chicago.

CHICAGO, May ga sporting man
named G. w. Lee was attacked i'm his
sleeping room, in Reynolds block, last
night, by some person or persons uu-
known. He was so severely injured
that but little hopes are entertained OF
his recovery. Eighteen thousand dol;
lars in 7-30 bonds were stolen.
The Baptists' anniversary commenced
in this city to-day. A large number OF
delegates from all parts of the country
are present,
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, May %.
$50 p. M.-American Gold, l3s "a
1885,.
Ohio certificates 25!a25t; Canton
42aa43; Cumberland 30a3l; Quicksilver
24a26.; Mariposa 6fa7; do. preferred
1s4alSi; Western Union Telegraph, 42aa
43; Pacific Mail, 129ial29i; Atlantic
Mail, 102ialO3i; New York Central, 81
a97s: Erie, 59ia59t; Hudson, ilOlalOli;
Reading, lO34al03i; Michigan Central
1O9aa11O; Michigan Southern, 679a67 !;
Illinois Central, ll5sall5i; Pitts6urg
73a734; Toledo, 1l2sa1l33: Rock Island,
s7sas7a; Northwestern, 33tas3s; do. pre-
ferred, 5S4a5Ss. Fort Wayne 95sa955.
Border State bonds quiet and steady;
Missouri 971; new Tennessee 63.
Steamship list weak. q.
Coal and miscellaneous shares Gull
and lower.
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Jerome Park Races-The Santiago de
Caba-Impartinl suffrage Csnven

New YORK, May 23.-At the Jerome
Park to-day, in the first race of three
quarters of "a mile, the Ruthless was the
first maid of honor; ID, McTaire; time,
lei. 80 s1E.tsi .-.8-a..f
About two hundred Santiago de Cuba
passengers arrived this afternoon safely.
Their statements vary as to the action
Of the officers of the ship. One passen-
ger, o seaman, says at two o'clock yes
terday morning the Captain went be-
low and left the third mate in charge.
The mate left the lookout and went to
work washing down the decks. 1t is
alleged this was the reason the land was
not discovered until the ship struck.
As soon as the shock was felt all was
eommOtisn on board, bnt the passen-
gers acted very well and no panic. The
officers tried to get the ship off, and ar
rsngements were made to get the pas
sengers ashore. There were thirty-five
or forty ladies on board. These were
taken off first.e Captain Kelly took the
first boat ashore in safety and returned
for the second load when, unfortunate
ly, he swamped, with the sad result pub
lished. Meantime, Captain Patten had
takou TWO DOdb iOduS aSuole, anu tuSh
went to the assistance of those i'll the
water. Two women were taken, one
supposed to be dead, but restOratives
were applied and she was resusciated.
The wreckers under Captain Town
tend acted nobly, aud did much to save
the passengers and property. The city
people immediately went down to the
beach with their teams and took the
passengers and baggage up to the city.
This morning many of the passengers
went to Philadelphia, aud the remain
der came to this city. They say that if
the accident had occurred ON the rocky
coast but few of the passengers would
have been saved. The Santiago De
Cuba has ten feet water in her hold,
and it is doubtful whether she can be
saved, aud win come off at high tide.
It is probable that the New Jersey
impartial suffrage convention. called
for the 4th of June, will be postponed.
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LONDON, May %, Evening. Soensois
!, closed firm at s3i; American securities
closed with 5-20s at ~; Illinois Central,
75i; Erie, IL.
a,sl LIVERPOOL, May 20, Evening.-Cot-
ton closed quiet; uplands IL; Orleans
III; sales 10000 bales. ! Breadsuffs IN
o. active and closed duh. Barley, deiiv-
cred, Is I'd. Oats, steady. Corn que.
at SOS. Wheat unchanged. Lard closed
heavy at decline of Is; sales OF Amer
lean at SOS Cd. Ashes Cd lower; pots,
ga Cd. Other markets unchanged. u o
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 23.-In the Presby-
terrain General Assembly yesterday, the
report of the committee of ten on con-
tested seats and declaration and testI-
mony was discussed ut great length,
and occupied the greater part of the
session.
Rev. Thomas ID. Hoover, of Cranber-
~, N. j., member of the Presbyterian
General Assembly, died here yesterday.
l.. Wood, of Massachusetts,, engineer
of the Indianapolis train which col
lided with the Ohio and Mississippi
train yesterday, died last night from in
juries received III the accident.
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Merchants aud bankers scarce ly ap-
preciate to what extent they arc inter
ested in the operations of the new Bank
rupt act, particularly in the thirty fifth
and thirty ninth sections. Tho Sc of
them who have not read it should make
it point to do so, for no more q rnest
prompter to close scrutiny Of tiss cred
it and standing Of debtors could well
be devised. 1t will serve % . Wig orous
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From Havana.

NEW YORK, May 23.-Havana dates
to the 18th have been received.
The bark Ocean Home has been aban-
doned by her captain to the Govern
ment.
An awful tragedy occurred in court
room ut Matanzas. A man shot his own
wife and mother during the progress of
n suit for alimony, and threatened the
spectators who dared to interfere. He
was Mt length secured. The murderer
Is named Santiago Mansganet, of liter
AIRY reputation.
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Chicaao Market.

CHICAGO, May 70.
Flour dali ano nominally l5a25 lower
Wheat lower; sGa2 IA. Corn better
lOUlalOl. Oats excited at 10. Barley
nominal ut 81. Pork heavy at - 5oa
~ IS. Lard dull at III. Shoulders
firm at &c. Whisky nominal ut 81.
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Billiard TOurnansen

SAN Francisco, May 21.-The billiard
tournament in this city closed last
night. Every portion of the Pacific
coast was represented. The champion
cue was awarded to A.iW. Jamison, o
Virginia City, Nevada.
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Unto. kxprc.. COMPANY

AUBURN, n. T., May 23.-The Execu-
tive committee of the Merchants Union
Express Company, passed by unani-
NOUS vote a resolution that they will
make no compromise with the old ex-
press companies. They assert that
their company is in, a most prosperous
and healthy condition.
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Cabinet Session.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Thc Pr,si
dent called the Cabinet in eItraordinl>
~ session to-dry to consider the disfran-
chising and other clauses of the recon
struction law.
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Freq Rs.ss..

BOSTON, May 23.-The liquor license
law bill reported by majority com.
mittee in the Legislature, after nearly
three days debate was defeated in the
House this afternoon, by q vote of l6l
against 81.
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Railroad AecSdenf.

ST. Paul, May ga construction
train on the Minnesota railroad ran of
the track and killed man named
Reber, of Indiana.
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nSeS

BOsroS, May %. = Captain Henry
French, Of the navy, died to-day.
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ayuoA or the References Presbyterian
- --- 70 $50. Church

NEW YORK, May .23.-In the general
synod of tho Reformed Presbyterian
Church, yesterday, u resolution was
adopted that the action Of the synod
in favor of an organized union should
be photographed to the general assemblies
now in session, the Old School Presby-
tsrians, Cincinnati; United Presbyteri-
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ReparatOr Capili.

Throw away your false Trims. ,u,.
your wig =
Destructive of comfort and uo, ur,,l,,
Come aged, come youthful. come ud, -.
And rejoice in your own luluriaatk,,
REPARATOR CAPIili
NOR RESTORING HAIR UHN d..
Il heads (fiom whatever causr /, n, =
fallen OUT and forcing growth Of h,,..I
face, 10 has no equal. II viii ier, M, -
grow upon the smooihcs, face in ~. A.
eight weeks, or hair upcs hald hr.l, = T.
two 70 three months. A lev ignol.., -
TONERS have asserted that there |. 49,
will force or hasten the growth Of NJ, Il.
beard. Their assertions an fal>s. A -
Of living witnesses ttrnm their oUa 49,
can bear witness. Bat many will a1 -,
we u distinguish III. genuine iruu a. a.
ous II certainly is difficult, - alsrl.,I.
the different preparations ADVERTISED 4, ,
hair and beard arc entlrly waihlr.s A.
may have already thrown away lar., A =.
In their purchase. To such Ne psaH =, ,
the Rcparator Capilli IL will cost Yea -,
unless IL fully comes up to our rrIs,.,i.. !
IL Your Druggist does M, Keep Il -sl |,
dollar and we viii forward II. pos, rad is,.a
with O receipt for the none, With = /.
turned you ON application, pro, dag ss..,
isfaction IL not giySu. Ad.lIu.s
W. T.. CLARK & 60 Osns,
No. 2 West Fayette STREET SlElita \ Z
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Milwaukee, Market.

MILWAUKEE, May u.
Flor dull; double extra city IL 90
Wheat advancing; 2 20 for No. z.
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TOBACCO.
i 10 4 Butts "0ld Ben's' blk ias,
- caddies do. do. do. g
10 Adults Niagara do. -
III caidies do. do. g
"a butts Dew Drop" do. -
80 Iaddics HOmbrick do.
10 Z boxes Emily Jsnes natl lf, ID.
5 do. Diadem soft pd Q inch.
5 1 do. wheeler's hd. pd. 9 do.
= DO. do. hard pd. H. Jumps
10 90. "Millie Collins" hard pd. Id. Jumps.
; do. Ksen's Fine Twist natl II.
j. 5 do Miller's 4. and X. twist choice.
l0drums Fig Leaf
20kgs. 6-twist running los.
~ "a SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. +. G.. smoking tobaeeo.
10 hlf bbls. +. &. do. do,
10 bbls. G. = do do
10 hlf bbls &. 5. do. do
Our stock of tobacco is ht.ge and the s-sesi-
ment unsurpassed b. any in the market Mer:
chants are respectfully invited TO give us call
! before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL q TINGLE.
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CHiSPRR COW,


CRiSPER CON,
For CARING 'he Hail sr eth,
Udry and Glossy Gihs,,, " %
Hedrg Naaire CS,L
ny USING THIS ARuCIRL,mn.
ID Gcntiomen can b,aui.l, iLrB -.'i'''LN az,
sand fold. IL Is thu only ann, :. ~" . =
that will curl straight hair. and =, y, - y,
give it a beautiful, CLASSY snrr :. No =
Crisper Coma not only curl> IN, H., ~ \
crates, bsaatities and cLan,s. n !, "a 20 q
delightfully."- perfumrd, and is H. a., 81 =
article of the kind ever otIrr,,l IA ~ ,"aN',
public. The Crisp-r Coiaa vii !. :. . AZ d.
address, sealed and postpaid hrn "hs
Address all ORDERS 10
w. L. CLARK 4 Co. CG,,,
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TRANSPORTATION. :.
Baltimore 6 Ohio r r. Co;
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

oryIcy B.IrrxoKK & OHIo RAILROAD Co,
81 u ~ WHEELING, May 4, 1857. ) Z
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There comoih glad tidingS oijoi taaB
To young and 10 old. Ia great and 70 81.
The beauty which once vas ~ pfr''"o'''
II free for al and all may br i'f
nv The Usr Of
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II
psi SUMMER SCHEDULE.
N assENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
L by the following schedule on and after the
5th day of May, 1907:
.,,r,vp7 .a., LEAVE
.u,haal;ng ,.IOp NJ 1 baltimore =. $40 2. ".
grf' - .sRiyr.-ir Nf Washington. 40 +. NJ.
cr,f,on -. Io.OoP. NJ. ARRIVE
Si.i1a,sb'g IA Harper's Fry s:30P N.
c,,sharland.. 400 !. Cumberland i245 A. NJ
Harper's Fry 1l5 Grafton S'i0 "a.
RoItimore .fO:30 "a Wheeling -1O:lo
wash'n City .ll;3S . Including Sunc"9S
sIncluding Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN. ~
I. LEAvE- LEAVE
.yyheelino 7:a5 A. u. Baltimore =. 9i5 p. n
,SRIyR- Washt'n C'y s:I5
craf,op - I:45PMl ARRIVE
pa~tsrshurg 100 Harpers Fry l:3i 4. NJ.
Cumberland. 1:25 Sunoeriana; - ~
Harper's Fryl2:37 A. N. Grafton. isos u. NJ
baltimore 4.3l Wheeling Sos
. y ase 7 saturday A Except Saturday.
NAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train. 40
IE,yE- LFAyE-
.yb,e,ino e.I0P NJ baltimore s:45 Il n.
ARRIyE- wash'tn C'y As
Grafton. -. go AN. ARRIVE
Cnmberland 40 Harperis Fry i;O0P N.
Harpers F'ryi2;i0 VI. SumDerian" 90
Winchester. $50 Grafton ...-.ii
Baltimore 500 Whe"hhg'- f'f' - ~
wash't'n C'y $50
Intending Sundays Including suh'aSS'
BENwOoD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with c. D. Division.
LEAVE WHEELING AT
34O ~. Zoo NJ.
9:0O..-..-..------
Tickets TO all principal points in the East,
West and Southwest, can be procured II the
COmpany's office. sov
Master of Transportation.
X. T. DEVRIES
may7 General Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-24

WE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY IN
w Store, Tea Coffee Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco, Nails, Buckets, Tubs. Wash Boards.
Brooms, Concentrated I've, Essence Coffee, III
Carb Soda. German, Irish Bleach and Family
Soap Candles. Lead, Shot Gun Caps, Powder,
Bed Cords, GLASS, Grain Bags, Wrapping Irvine,
Wrapping Paper, Lake White Fish and Herring
Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Beans, Crackers,
| Salt, Vinegar, Western Reserve and Cream
| Cheese,-and Wheeling manufactured articles
generally. PRYOR, HANDLAN s. co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-24
CRlSpER coma

Oh ! she was beautiful Aul lr
With starry eyes, audn.II, =,
Whose curling icndyils S,r t.,
Unclaimed the very b,,r ~ y. ,,'''l-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-24
FROM NEW YORK.

NFttt q q y F--ENSNsWTt
The Derby-Frem- Rie J.nerts-Ths
Fenisns-saieiae-G Batter
The Usisu Lsague Club and Horace
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-24

Has discovered the most Certain, Speedy, and
only Efectual Remedy in the world for Weak
ness Of the Back or Limbs, Structures, Affections
of the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Dis
charges, mpotency, General Debility. Nervous
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits. Confu-
sion OF Ideas, Palpitation of the Heart, Timidi.
ty, Trembling, Dimness Of Sight Giddiness-
Disease Of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, At
fertions Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Bow.
els-tbose Terrible Disorders arising from Soil.
tarv Habits of Youth-sEcKET and solitary prac.
tices more fatal TO their victims than the songs
Of Syrens to the Mariners Of Ulysses, blighting
their most brilliant hopes or anticipations, rem
dering marriage, &c, impossible.