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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-07-18

parish. beg leave to report that We have
carefully examined the accounts Of thu
present Treasurer % we'll ~ those of p.
r. Allan, ~ex.Treasurer, deceased. both
of the general fund, school and Poydr..
funds, and find them correct. We find .
balance in the hands Of the Treasurer If
the Poydras fund of 1868 1874. Also .
balance in his hands in favor of the school
fund of $214 $50. And a balance dne
said Treasurer from the general fund Of
1851 40. W. would suggest that q re.
olution psss your honorable body autLor
izing the cancelling of the hond given Nv
F. r. Allan, ex-Treasnrer, deceased.
Respectfully submitted,
7. P. VAUGHN.
RAPH'L HEBERT.
JUDEON DOIRON'
On motion the report was adopted
90 motion Of DR.. Vaughn it was
Resolved. That N. w. Pope. B. R,
Chinn and Raphael Hebert be appointed
q committee to memorialize the Board of
Levee Commissioners of this State far
the purpose of obtaining their assistance
to build the levees on the Allen plant.
%tation, as also those on the plantations
of Dan Hickey, J. 1tasimond Landry. J
A. Levecque l. Co., 1sidore Daigle. shd
widow Rosetnond Hebert. all situated in
this parish. Further resolved, that IN.
parish surveyor be instructed to make
full estimate and report of said levees
for the use Of said committee aud 10 Aid
them in their Object.
The report Of the parish surveyor WA
read and on motion it was resolved
That the report Of the parish surveyor
acting as inspector Of I'd ward be approx
ed and he be instructed to proceed 10
notify the front proprietors to build the
new levees required by said report 10 The
manner required by law.
o. NJ. Leblanc, clerk Of the Court.
made a report of funds expended for
books which was approved and be was
directed to pay the balance into the
hands Of the parish treasurer.
On motion of Mr.. CHM it was.
Resolved, That the sum Of three buud.
red dollars be and the same il hereby
appropriated out Of any funds 10 tho
treasury. not otherwise appropriated, for
the purpose Of fascining The levee On the
plantations Of Dan Hickey and Desobry
Further resolved, that . warrant to the
amount Of three hundred dollars be pl.c
ed in the hands of A. V. Dubroca, parish
surveyor. to be by him used in said work.
Proper vouchers to he returned to tho
police Jury, in accordance with these rec
olutions, ut their next session.
The committee appointed to estimate
parish taxes made the following report :
We, the undersigned committee, sp-
pointed to estimate the smoun of taxes
for the parish necessary for the year 1868,
make the following report. 10 wit
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-07-18

The latest novelty is a fan that can be
used as a parasol, a veil or . bonnet
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-07-18
submitted,
7. p. VAUGHN.
RAPH'L HILBERT.
B. i. CHINN.

% motion the report was adopted aad
ordered to be published for thirty dsys
according to Law.
The Finance Committee made The 6l
lowing report
We, tho undsnigsed, tbenbsfs dA
finance committee. hava Axaminad k1naw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-27

HAIR JEwELRY.-oxtoby 81 DnGeld,
Jewellers. 1OS Main street, have made
special arrangements with one of the
first houses in New York to have orna-
mental hair work done TO order, and
they can. in three or four days notice,
have braidInR executed in the nentest
style ofthe art. a specimen book con-
tanning an almost endless variety of
styles can be seen at "l03." Relatives
aud friends who have preserved locks
ofhair once worn by departed loved
ones. and all others who may desire to
have hair jewelry finished in the best
STYLE viii do well to leave orders at
Oxtoby d Duffield's Jewelry Store.
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crttten, M6fies, otMs Prer,.

Harper Bazaar contains. besides pictures,
patterns, ETC., a variety OF matter OF especial
use and Interest to the family, articles on
health, dress and housekeeping in all It's
branches; Its editorial matter Is especially
adapted TO the circle Il Is intended TO Interest
and Instruct; and II has, besides, good stories
and literary matter OF merit. II IS not sur-
prtsinR that the journal. with such features,
has achieved III a short time an immense
success: for something OF it, kind was desired
in thousRnHS of families, and It's publishers
have filled the demRnd.-LSew York kven.
ing Post.
v neither we consider Its claims as based
upon the elegance aud BureriorIty or The
paper, It's typographical appearances, the
taste and judgment played In the engrav-
ings, or the literary contributions contained
in its pages. we unhesitRtinIy pronounce IL
10 be superior in each and every particular
to any other similar publication here or
abroad.-( ehiladeIphfa Legal 1nteIhgencer.
We know OF noother Enghsh or American
Journal o fashion that can pretend TO APP
Droach it in completeness and variety
New York Timex = s5Ef.5tf r555 fftt7E7 . 81
1thAs the merit OF being sensible, of COM
veylng instruction. or giving excellent pate
terms IN every department, and OF being well
stocked with good reading mntter.-t W aIch-
man and Reflector. 1aElllI
To dress according TO HarpeI's Bazaar will
be the aim and ambition OF the women OF
America-l Boston Transcript.
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How often do you hear the complaint
from mother and father that their son
or daughter is not we'll; that they have
no appetite: that they feel languid; that
their head aches; that they are growing
thin and feeble, and th at they have no
life or energy left. That they are low
spirited, and perfectly incapncitated to
participate in any pleasures, or perform
any mental or physical duty And the
question is often asked, whatshalI 1 do
for themH or, what shall give them7
Our answer is, let them try PLANTA-
TON BITTERs moderately three times a
day. and our word for 1t they Will re.
cover.
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. eod&w
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A DESERVED CoMPLIMRHT.-The
Registe,, OF yesterday morning, says
"Mrs. Watkins, of the firm OF Mrs.
Kyle & Watkins, cloak and dress. max
ers, 16t Main street, has won, and from
what our lady friends tell us, deserves,
helreputation OF The bese cutter and
otter In the city. Mrs. Watkins is q
graduate ofthe leading dress and cloak
establishment in New York city,"
Those of our lady readers who wish
to have outtingRnd basting lone should
Gall at this establishment. The man
ner in which Mrs. Watkins cuts and
bastes enables lady who can run a
machine. or sew, to make dress or
cloak without difficulty. Indeed,
there Is. but little to do to a
garment after 1t is cut and
basted by Mrs. Watkins. And the
patterns she cuts are SO marked and ar.
ranged that any body can understand
aud use them. This establishment af-
fords u convenience which We are glad
to know the ladies OF this city are be-
ginning to appreciate.
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RIVER NEws.-There was little
change in the water since our last re-
port, mp to last evening. It is probable
that a considerable rise will be found In
the riyer'this morning. d
The New State did not get or before
10 o'clock yesterday morning being de.
tanned by freight. The Ingomar passed
OPP for Pittsburg about her usual time.
The Express len for Parkersburg at IL
A. N. The Bayard left last night for
Parkersburg. The Sunfish and Steu-
bsnville packets went outa as usual.
To,day's packets: Grey Eagle, for
Pit'senrsh, at A. n: Rsbecca. for
Parkersburg, at Ii a. N; Iueomar. fol-
Parkersburg, ate =, N.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS day, we
are pleased TO say, was very generally
observed throughout the city. The
business houses were generally closed,
and public services held in nearly
all the churches. The morning which
was dark and rainy cleared away about
noon, after a heavy shower, and the
after part of the day came out clear aud
pleasant. We learned of no cases of
disturbance in any part of the city.
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DErENTIoN.-The fast line train from
Baltimore, due at A. n. yesterday,
did not arrive til about noon. The de-
tention was occasioned by a smash up
of freight cars the night BEFORE east of
Cumberland. A locomotive and tender
ran into the rear of an empty freight
train and went through the first five
cars. Nobody injured so far as our In
Dormant knew.
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Hampton z. 0. oookburn.s

The object Of this suit is 10 obtain a decres
for the sale OF certain vacant lots In zines
feserve In the city OF Whe cling, Wet 'VIr-
ginia. particularly descrlbsd In the bill Of
complaint, which Is held by the complaint
ant, HRmpden Zane, as trustee, and In
which heidsfendAnt, Hampden z. O. Cock
burn, may have contingent Interest, and
10 have the proceeds OF sale Invested under
the decree oIIhe court for the pss and ben eit
OF the same persons and upon the same
trnst, as the said vacant lots are now held.
And 1t appealing from an affldayit filed In
Y. Cockurn Is not n resident OF this state.
On motion of complRInanrs counsel, IL Is
ordered that he do appear here within one
month afte6the fourth weekly publication
and due posting OF this order at the 'front.'
door OF The CONT House OF said county and
do what he may. deem Mt 10 protect his in-
terest In the above entitled cause.
T.. Test:
MICHAEL ]. BREINI6, Clerk.
STANTON d ALLIsoN, col. for compIainante.
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THANKSGIVING sERMoNs.-The prln,,
cipal part of our local matter this morn.
Ing will be found on our first page
where we publish notes from several OF
the sermons delivered in this city yes.
terday. We hope. on tomorrow, 10
present several additional synopses
from other pulpits, from which sermons
were delivered.
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:, DIsEAsES OF MPRUDENCE.

When the mIsgulded and imprndeTt. Iy,ola.
~ Of pleasure finds that he has imblbeti ina
seeds OF this palnfnl disease II TOO often han
pens that an M-timed sense OF shaIne dT
dread OF discovery deters him from Applying
TO those, who rom education and FssnfCfas
the constitutional sym pfons OF fbiS. mi II
ulseSase make their appearances, sIlch as ulcSf-
rated sore throat, dleased nose, nOcInInh.
pains IN the head and limbs dimness Of sseht
deatnesss nodes0 ON the shin bones and arms
blotehes on the head, lace and extTemiIies
progressing with nIEhtfuI rapid,fy fiii nd
last The palate of tie nnCyitiI or tSSs f-n y,
OF the noSe fal in, and the Victim OF tISis
awful dlsease becomes horrtd object -
commlSeratlon, tn deaIh puts q period toni,
dreadful suner1ngRs by l6ending him 10 iIthaf
UndlseoVered Country nom whence M
It tsa MELANCHOLY FACT that for,-
sands fall victims TO this terribls diseass 90.
ing 70 the unskillfulneRs ofJipnOIanf nEe-
tsnnaels VINO, BY the use OF that DEaISISY
FOLSOM, MERCURY, ruin The cons ifTIti,s,
and make the residue OF life miseI-a ~ -'
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snbscrIptlons-Ises.

dress according 10 Harper's Bazaar will
he aim and ambition of the women of
sIicn,-I Boston Transcript.
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"a repository. OF FASHION; PIeasnr,
-lll and Instruction" aisasas
aHARPER,S BA1AR.

A supplement- containing numerous full
sized patterns OF useful articles accompanies
the paper every fortnight, and occasionally
an elegant Oolored Fasion Plate. r y. fiif 4
Harper's Bazaar contains 16 folio pagesof
the size Of Harperis Weekly, printed on su.
pernne calendered paper, and Is published
weekly. - - - = ~ 75Lt -
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HarpeFs Bazar, one year.-.-....................s4

Harperis Bazaar, one year..--................ 90
An extra copy of either the Magazine,
Weekly or BazTr Will be supplied gratis for
every Cluo OF Five subscribers OF 81 90 each,
In one remittance or Six Copies for $40 90.
SubscrIptionstoH arper's Magazine, Week
", and Bazaar, To one address for one ear,
$40 90; or two of Harpers Peri odIcAls, TO one
address tor one year. 81 90. ID -l.t n .t gj5ls
Back numbers can be supplied at any
time. . : f7l-i- ~ H. Z =
. The postage on Harper's Bazaar Is 30 cents a
year, which must be paid At the snbScribers
post omc9. AuuTess ls ID sfa eltl.s Is. -FsE
HARPER d BROTHERS.
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PIANO MAKERs' SrR1KE.-The piano
makers have struck again for an adj
vance, md the price of pianos is there.
tore likely to be increased. We would
advise all who wish TO purchase to call
on Mr.. Sheib at once and secure tho few
he has to dispose of at the present low
MEGA. 5.-Lk
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Trustaa,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AZ DEBDi OF FRUsT.
Ddated February Q, 1857, by John N. Miner,
Jane Philips and Peter Philips 10 myself as
trustee and of record 1nthe ofiice OF the Re.
coIder Of Ohio county, West Virginia, Twill
offer at public sale AZ the 'front.' door or the
Gcnrt House OF said comfy on SATURDAY,
DECKnBER Is, 1865, at 10 O'Clock y. M, lthe
property mentioned In said deed or trust,
thai Is 70 say: Lot number two hundred and
forty (240). on the east side OF Eon street In
Eon and ChaplineB addition to the city OF
wheeling, between Second and Third st eets,
IN tue, k1lth War1 OF said city, Witu al, this
buildings, machinery. engines and Improve
us q box factory by said Peter Philips.
Terms Of sale: One half cash and one-half
credit OF SIX months, bearing interest from
day ofsale, with approved security. These
terms subject 10 alteration on day Of sale IL
deemed advisable. Title believed good, but
Title as u vested in me by said deed OF trust.
novls:lawts TfusLee.
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GREAT BARoA1Ss at Blond & Bach.
mans, No. 10Y Main street. Mems
Heavy Kip Boots, $500. Boys Kip
Boots, $3.50. Youths Kip Boots, $3.50.
All warranted to be what they arerep-
resented.
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DErARTMEST OF STATE.

To Wheeler & Rason, Of Ne,0 York:
sIRs:-The Department has received
one Gold Medal, awarded to- your tirm
on Sewing and Button Hole Machines
at the Paris Universal Exposition OF
1867. Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM H Sew Ann
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THE TAns.nAux.-A sOOa audlenoa
gathered last nisht TO witness tbs SiSs
play OF the great panorama Of which
We spoke yesterday naorn,nr ~
other exhibition will be pivs. ,s,l
evening at the same hour, aud 4 r,a,I
nee tomorrow afternoon. See 49,
tisement. lAs'1a s'i'1ii 'i E1S'1t
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ArPo1NTMENT.-Tho B. Martin
has been appointed Post Master at
Adamsville.' Harrison county, West
Virginia vice Edmund Suthern, re-
signed. t.l lt5.4tts 'tfl
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The New York cstieea says that the
war and foreign letters OF George
AlIred Townsend have made him ~ IA
mo. :. sslsbratsd correspondent In -AnsII1
lea" he speaks at wash,ns.s. = - %,
next Tuesday niRht. ''n nan
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BLOND .E BAoHMAE, No. 10Y Main
street, are now selling their Boots aud
Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
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Now Is THE TINE TO GET A BARGAIN.
AT Blond d Bachman's will be found
a complete assortment of Ladies' Gus
tom made Shoes, embracing all the
newest styles, which they are Offering
yery low.
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ALL over the land thousands are sun
ering from Coughs, Pains, and Soreness
In the Lungs and Chest, and from other
febrile diseases. The White Pine Com
pound is snre relief for all such. Sold
by Apotheoaries everywhere. 1d&w.
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The steamer r. r. Hudson for Gin
clnnati.
Miltonisn Tableaux.
DIR. Ligbthill.
Hoofland's German Bitters and Ger
man Tonic.
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A RARE TREAT-To see A. w. PAUL
81 Co.'s collection of Fine Goods for the
Holidays.
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GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND speaks
at Washington Hall next Tuesday
night.
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SECURE reserved tickets for George
Alfred Townsend's lecture next Toes.
day night. 80
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ne DoctorsDIPLoMA names IN hisoff,ro

=, .4HOOhtalsmENTt OF THE PRESS
:, me many thousands cured at thfs eStab
t nRsnnent within the last twenty yeafs. ana
tns nuLneIots I'M oftRnt surgical Opern tionS
performed by Or. Johnston, WitneSsed nv he
reporters OF The S.lia and many other nSreIsS
lsa49ss ol Wnlen nave appeared AGAIN and
~ gentleman Of character aud re.Speeisss
pA4lIy y a sumo CLIENT guaranteed to the affiIciEi
skin DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
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THE PESNsYLvANIA DUTCH" is the
subject of George Alfred Townsend's
lecture next Tuesday night.
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DO rou want to hear the author Of
the "swede" lettefsP He speaks AZ
washington Hall next Tuesday night.
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VAST You thatInquired for Bnrton's
Tobacco antidote ? 1t destroys all aPpe-
lite for Tobacco and at the same time
acts as tonic. You can get It from II.
H. Logan Go. or Logan List & Co.
Price so cents.
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TOURISTS Cases--PorlfolIos.. Chequer
Boards-Chess and Games innumer-
able, at PAUL &. Co.. ,,,, 100. ...-..
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THE new and exciting game of "De-
Dust QUIT at a. W. PAUL &
Co.'s.
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BEAUTIFUL Gold Pens, Pencils and
Writing Desks for Christmas, at Paull's
Jos Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-27

If you need Truss, shoulder Brace
or supportsr-and one thatIs warranted
to fit you've advise you to go to Ed
rnund Bookings or Booking u NIiller's
Drug Store, and we are sure you will
be suited. i.,... 80
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National Insurance Company
a.ts WHEELING; WEST VA.
$500, 900
:, once, % Monroe ST., next door to LIST Ma.
honal Bank

AZ
oTFICERS:
GEO. z. WHEAT, President. pt3Dlsf
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President, ~
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary. lz75l7Ill iff.s.I
CHARLES 81. COLLIER. Assistant Secretary.
DIRECroRs:-John E. Wilson. Jas. O. Or,
John A. Armstrong, A. @. Quarter, Geo. &.
Wheat. Alexnr. Laughlin, james McOluney,
Morlyan Il. OFT, Geo. Adams. .ftEbtl,
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison q
Cor Wholesale GEocers, Wheeling; Pryor
ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan q Knox, Boot and
Shoe house, Wheeling; McCabe, KRAFT q Co.,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. Franzheim q
Co., Wholesale Wines and Liquors, Wheel
1nE S;os Mflnshlg woods Co.. 2ueensW,s,Ge
Wheeling; T. O. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling;
Campbell, Frew CO., Pubs. Intelligencerl
Wheeling; OFT, Son q, Co Hardware, Wheel.
ing j. z. Sands, Cashier, First Mai! Bank,
Fairmont; r. P. Camden, Priest, Nat, Ex.
Jr., Wheeling. apr25
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ToYs-Games and Books of all kinds,
for old and young. at a. w. PAUL &
Cot.
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Tn. "zoetropen at los Main street.

DHALONs sPAPaIAN IoTIONI Ftor
y Beauutying the SKIN and COMPLEYs
i0N. RemoyeS ali ETuptions, FrecRles
derS The skin son, Fair and d iootnines. : -
For Ladies In the Nursery 1t Is InVRiuAbia
For Gentlemen after Shaving il mas no
@PAPHIAN LoTIoNr Is tho only reliable
remedy for diseases and blenlishss or he
FHALoN,s apApHI AN soap fori me
Toilet Nursery and Bath, viii not char, az,
skin. Price Is cents par cake. -
FLOR DE MAYo,a
A new perfume for the Handkerchte. ~.
qntsite, Delicate, Lasting Ffasranee.
eAALoS q SON. Now York, sold by aIl
aat9sslses. O. .ss - mya6-lSSoI
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oHRIsTalAs Tables already spread at
a. W. PAUL & Co.'s.
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GET some of Crandall's Building
Blocks at a. w. PAUL & Co.'s-your
children will appreciate them.i
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For Fine Bibles, Hymn and Prayer
Books. for the Holidays. go to a. w.
PAUL. g. Co.'s.
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PoL1oE CoURT.-Yesterday this tri-
bunal OF justice was unoccupied.-
Whether from lack of cases, or from
the custom OF holding no court because
of Thanksgiving day we were unable
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GO TO The National Business College
and learn Book keeping.
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tely. i77TS4 =
PERPENDICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. ]. addresses al those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and Sofi-
uniting them for either business, study, so.
ciety or marriage E - - r.
These are some Of the sad and melancholy.
effects produced by early habits OF YOUTH
viz: Weakness of the Back and Limbs Pains
In the Head Dtmness OF sight, Loss OF Mus
CnlRr Power, PalpitAtion OF The Heart UVs-
Pepsia, Nervous 1Erttahility, DerangemenI or
the digestive Functions, General Debility
Symptoms OF COnsum pIion, DC. ~
MENTALGYs-The fearful effects on the
mind are much TO be dreaded. Loss OF Mem.
DRY, Confusion OF Ideas, Depression OF Spirits
XVII fofebodings, Aversion 70 society, self.
Distrust, Love OF Solitude, Timidity, DC, ale
some OF the evils produced.o
Thousands OF persons OF an ages can nov
Judge what Is the cause OF their declinine
health, losing thkir Vigor, becoming IWeak
pale, nervous and enaeiated, having q SIM
Bular aPpearanca about the eyes Ioue h, and
SYmptoms Of COnsump tion. -