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N R :, r. HS L Il -
KENNEL TURNPIKE
FOUR .KfLES FROM lfINt.YON.


FOUR .HLEs FROM INFLAMMATION.
PEACH TREES.
500 UOC Peach Trees Including all the lrsdiug va
rletes-Hales Early Of carefully eeec;ed stock and
warranted pure
APPLE TREES.
6O,OW Appc Frees, of the leading yai ies.
PEAR TREES.
$1,000 Pear Trees, standard and dwarf, embracing
an extensive catalogue.
MISCELLANEOUS TREES.
Cherries. aprico's. Nectariaes, Plums. Guinness
shade, Ornamental and Evergreen In any nl,niiiies
desired. ~ ''''s7
STRAWBERRIES.
sOoUn Strawberry plants embracing al the lead.
ing varieties IN ist iaYorably known
MISCELLANEOUS.
lissilberries blackberries Currants and t;nns her.
ries, shrubbeIy III variety. &C.
Particular u. ulion heiug paid to the cultivation
OF small fruits, sc are enabled to guarantee nil an
pare, and invite our customers at any time Il, cali
aud inspect our nurseries and satisfy hemselyes that
we know our business ''
For descriptive catalogue address incosipe II. o.
stamp. '"
VIM. NJ. PETERS,
Cenreville, New Castle County Del.
Or to Jesse II, covinston, Agent, Princess Anne
Aiu' scplI-lyw-tp
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farm \ fireside.
Crop Reports.


soMERsET COUNTY, Nd,
The Princess Anne True Moryiander
says the lateremakable weather has undoubt-
edly materially injured the Peach crop In
this section.--Trees only four years old have
stood it tolerahly well, all things considered,
and unless injured hereafter, will probably
yield half a crop. The Fruit on the older
Trees however, is almost entirely destroyed.
HARTFORD CO., MD.
The Havre de Grace Republican says the
wheat is looking well in this section, and al
though we have had but little snow still we
had no continued severe fire., zing and thaw
ing to break the smallest fibers of the roots
and throw them out of the ground, but they
are well covered and already drawing nutri-
ment for the soil, as isevdenced by the deeper
green the fields are already putting on. We
have the same from other parts of the Coun-
ty, and indeed from all sections of the Coun-
~.
DORCHESTER CO., ND
The Cambridge Democrat says there are
many reports flying about in regard TO the
total destruction of the Peach crop by the
late cold weather. After careful inquiry we
are grieved to say that much damage has
been done, yet there is prospect that We
shall have at least half crop. Some whea
that we have been looking at lately, look!
green and healthful, and from what we learr
the crop, as general thing, promises fair
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25

100, 900 COPI e SOLD
~
u u ID J. IL "A Il II
ing Scbaole Musical Conventional eIc Inv H. a. E,mr
erson Author Of Golden Wreath, ,@erry Ibius.4r
Ts. p, nah r.. c..
Tse B r.. g saak i or s sacls,s,
he Bet Bet ! Box ok fsr q PPacsics
Ths P Best P Book i fr s Fl slnesr,
''r' 80 DA'V Az nao's .
In It's Gi-es, Part.Songs etc.
In lis Athens and SeDtel ces
In lis ysT is Of eli H Se'. Times
user, tbs - e ''e' N'N 's'''"'' ~ '''' ''''''
oai i " ooDAh.
Price o. ga h. sl,ss Sent po.t-puid. A liberal
disc INT made Ia Uh,,irs and he irrs OLIVER DIT.
DffsoN q co., III Broadway New York:
WHoLEsALE = RETAIL,
SADDLE HARNESS. 4 TRIM, a.N,,v,c
No. aa7 Market 81. Zone door Dslo,o Third ST.
wilmington, Del.
This is the largest establishment of the kind In the
Of Saddle H.rness ana mois nssrtWrn
s re-, Gar Garpt Bags, Horse Blankets, Covers, Robes
rsnsI 10 he 10 rsr al aae KIND All goods war
mari9-1y JAMES CONNER
A.oNurop .o,,e .
MUM Ok AGUE CURE
is THE ONLY REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED
-" oiis AND FEVER
'' ''e'' Instantly rsI,sh Hs oeeh iouhd saie ana
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
preu,rea Inv n n t,rrouu,
S. ". Cor. Eighth and Race, Philadelphia
III For sale by Druggists generally
aug6-4td1tw-aug28.tfw
CppYaNrR. mopY.rv = n.usr
No. 300 Orange Street.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

INSTITUTE
"Opens Spring Term, March '2d, 1862 fei6-iydew
RELLEvUE INSTITUTE.
~ FOR YOUNG LADIES'
ATILEBoRo, Pa
The Spring term c-mmences 3ri month, March
~, and continues fourteen weeks. Address
marl-2aw&wlm
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educational.
Taylor & JACKSON'S
AGA E M Y.
w. A. REYNOLDS.

Spring Term will commence March 29th.
FIR Terms of Board and Tni ion send for Catalogue
Wilmington. DEL, March 18th, 90. mar15 1md&w
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THE

NOLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION originated the
~ snnsthet'c use Of itrsus oxide gas admirister
1t In thu most approve m amer, do nothing but kx-
TRACT TBETh. and they certainly do that WITH
OUT PAIN-s II, 0o patients trrtfy. ~ their sigma
tures At the ONCE, Ne 1s1 WALNUT D.. bHow
Kighth, Philadelphia. novls-6mw
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The Most VIA orOus and PrOB Co
pany in the World.
THE EQUITABLE

The Host VIA orous and Prog ressIvs Coma.
pany IN tho Worsds
THE EQUITABLE
Life Assurance Society
OF THE UNITED STATES.
WIN. c. Alrs.sD ,ss, H.B. HI . ,...,,.,,
GEo. W. PM, Ips, j. W. ALhxAkD.A
Actuary. Secretary,
Seventeen Reasons for P,.te,r,ng This Company
10 all others.
l. Its Cash Assets are upwards Of es.ooO.oOo ea
ard co, stanly inc, easing.
O. None OF this IL made up III promissory notes a.
In many Companies.
g. lis Cash Inccme per annuia is over sb,oOO,ooO
aid steadily growing larger.
4. None Of this is compcs d. I the notcs-of-hand
ofpolicy holders. as Is the Gaze in many Com
O. No deductions are m4de from the face Of apol-
cy for premium noie- when II becomes claim,
IA Is the care In all note ompabee.
O. All The profits oil the business are apnusl'y d.
yided amon A.. the a.snrSd Equably; instead q
stocRho deis. as Is the care in all MIXED" and
"Prupretary" Companies.
l. The dividends are isade from the start. and not
postponed until aficr the lapse OF several years,
s. The society do ,s equitaby with Its policy-hold.
Q The Equitable has made more progress since its
organization than any other Life Company in
tue World.
dealings so euu table that 1t hns never been
Obliged to contest The payment oil claim atnw.
II. The amouu; % new business during the year
ending September 1. 1868 was 81, 1855 Sill.
10. Its poll les average larger In amount han those
fanny other lamp ny. showing that capt alsIs
select tie Equitable Tor purposes Of investment
10. he profits OF the business ar, appOrtionet 10
the assured on the ..Contribnt on p,.n," which
is conceded TO be the osly Equitable mode VI
division, and not by the mol ad0p ed by many
Companies. which L. grossly unjust to 8 large
prop 'rti IN OF the policy holders
u. Pol cies In this Company may become Belt Sus'
taininE by The operation Of dividends, after
comparatively short term Of year,.
l5. Losses In this Company are promptly paid, and
information always given without delay to the
interested parties.
10. 1t combines all the advantages OF all other Com
PAM without any of their OBJ eciionable fes-
tures
This roc ely has spened an office at No. East srd
street, for the transaction OF its business in Della
ware d. T. Rckards spec al stat. Agent. over
50, 0UO worth Of insurance effected In WILMINGTON
we refer" .ne fSlowing policy holdersEosniel
II Jones Washington Jones, Vim Herbert, K. Q.
Fraim, New u 8 lie. frb2b
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A GENTs WANTED FOR THE SIGHTS AND
startling instructive and entertaining book OF the
ssy Send fsr circulars and rec our terms Add ers
q. 3. Publlshing TO-, No. All Broome street, New
York, .F - marlo-4W
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I O e q M I LIE 3
OF THE
UNION PACIF G
RAILROAD

u MON p AC1 FL Cl
RAILROAD
ARn NOW GO MP L ErED.
AZ ~ nile: Of ne western portion e ~ line. BIS
ginning ~ SaerAuaonte. are aIss done. but about
400 MILES REMAIN
To DE- FmlsuKD, TO 0rxx TIE GnAs, Tn.ousn Lixx
TO THE PAoIrIo. THis ornsne WILL CERTAINLY rAkE
rLAok MANLY ruts SEASON.
Besides donation from the Govt. Of laseo acres
Of land per mile, the Company is entitled to sub,
sidy In g. Bonds on Its line as completed and &c
cep;ed at tho avcaRe rate OF sbeut SO $40 per nse
according to tho difficulties encountered for which
the Govt takes second lien ~ security. Whether
subsidies given To any other companleser not,hr
Government will comply with all its contracts with
| the Union Pacific Railroad Company. Nearly the
whole amount Of bonds TO which the Company will
be entitled have already been delivered.
First Mortgage Bonds
AT FAR.
By its charter, tho Company Is permitted 70 issue
i ie1 oWh cinci hOnl0Adh bONDb u tue SAINT
amount as the Government Bonds, and no more
These Bonds are First Mortgage upon the eutir.
road and all It's equipments.
THEY HAVE THIRTY-YEARs TO RUN, AT sIy
PER CENT. aud, BY special contract, both
Principal and Interest are Payable
in Gold.
The U. y. supreme Court has recently decided ths
this contract Is In all respects valid and Of legs
obligation.
Such securities sre generally valuable in proper
tion to tho length Of time they have to run. tn,
longest six per cent gold interest bonds Of tho u
he ss will be due In 10 years, and they are worth
III. II they had 90 years 10 run they wonld stan,
NJ not less than sS. perfectly SAFE First Morigag
BoId like tho Union Pacific should approach thl
rate. Tho demsnd for European Investment Is al
ready considerable, aud on the completion Of III
work will doubtless carry the price to large pre-
rafu
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BAuGH'S RAW BONE SUPER PHoS-
PLATE OF LIME.
xIr-----

BAuGH'S RAW BONE SUPER PHoS-
PLATE OF LIME.
Standard Warrant d.
We offer to Farmers aud Dealers in Manurcs the
present season our Raw Bone Supsr Phosphate VI
Lime as being highly improved
1t 10 not necessary at this day, To argue the claims
OF this maui c. Ne useful and economical spplics-
tion for CORN, OATS, and all spring crops, The
ar cle has reputation of over een years staudn ing,
and Ii si manuf ctured by the original proprletors
Farmers VIII please -end their orders to he dealer
early. as this only will ensure supply.
BAUGH g. SONS,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
orf,sr No. 20 sovrH DrLAwAns AvHsrr.
iehlssm Philadelphia.
MORO PHILLIPS
GENUINE IMPROVED
sUPER-PHosPHATE OF LIME,
STANDARD GUARANTEED.
For sute at Manufacturers Depot.
No. ~ North Front street, Philadelphia,
No. 85 south street, Baltimore.
The SOMBRERO GUANO of which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is and
always has been manufactured, (and of
which he has sole control for the United
Siates,) contains fifty per cent. more Bone
Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore it is
more durable.
A large per eentagc is Soluble, and will
Immediately yield its nourishment.
The Ammonia il contains is pure and
ready to yield its value-not animal matter.
capable OF yielding its ammonia after de-
composition in the soil.
Nothing is spared in iis manufacture TO
render 1t the most valuable Super Phosphate
and Crop Producer in the market.
Eight years experience has proved to the
farmer that 1t is durable and can always be
relied on as uniform in quality; ard the nu-
merous unsolicited testimonials continually
received of its use in competition with other
Fertilizers, fully attests that it has not been
excelled.
PRICE $3.50 PER TON OF 1000 lbs. Discount
to dealers.
MORO PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
March lst, 1869 marls em.w
A PRIME HAND DRILL.
THE PLANET
anew drill, Simple. Complete and Rfnci.ut sowing
with uniformity and Dispatch
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FIVE MILLION DOLLARS,

T0ta', 80 6G6 Col Ct
This large amount ID only an indication Of the i'm
msnse trAlc that must 60 tho thron gh line In
few months, when the great tide OF Pacific Goat
travel and trade will begin II Is estimated that this
business must make the earnings OF tho road from
FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MIL IONS A YEAR
As tho supply OF those Blonde will sooa ceass, par
ties who desire To invest In them will hnd 1t for their
Interest " do 30 at once The p-ice for the present
is par aud accrued inteaesi from ian l. In currency
NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP WA, ISSUED
Oct. LIST, containing report Of the progrsrt of the
work to that date, and more complete statement IN
relation 10 the vaue VI the bonds than eau be given
in an advertisement, which will be sent free on APP
plicaton.
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Concrete walks ana I,avemcn,s.
BURLEw & FISK, rArssrs.

Laid in one continuous piece Smooth, durable
and Fire-proof Noiseless, clearly and net Injured
by frost. heat or watrr. Preferable to stone and
costs hut half as much. Work done, and Town,
Comfy and State rights for sale by
JAMS 2mws RUSSELL FISK q CO.,
40 West Esd St, New York City.
Send for free Circular with full psrticular-.
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MI. Robert Atkinson Dear BIZ: The Plastic s.ts
Eo0, wa On you put On for me- n jane. 1854 asweis
neither run nor craesed, " perfectly aound and ba,s
ass afc tsslf, and think FIRM all appesrancsr Il viii
snccers 40 = roofing material when properly mads
ana applied. Yours, Respectfully.
n niyou
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Carpet Department..

Special attention II given 10 this Depart.
menL having q separate room In the estab.
Lshment Tor Carpets, Oh Cloths, MattinHS,
hugss MAttSs &c1 &C., Window Blinds Fix.
lures, &c., enables us 10 compete WIth any
mouse IN the trade and otIer great Induce
menW 70 cash huyer8 In that departrnent.
having Carpet from 300 10 81; Sailing The besl
ply Ingram All WolRted Chain and Wool
ntilng at u per yard. Call and sec for your
selves, II you wish 10 save money, The best
quality Or Cotton Carpet Chain. 8 ply At 400:
ply at go, and6 play at 80 WhttS Cotton
Chain nom Nos 9to 70 for $50, -S = !; ! i
:, Terms are Strictly Cash. Buying and sol.
ing LOT caSh yon can always tell what Won
are doing, for cash Will secure Better bar.
gains Than credit, believing that by Indus.
~, honest dealing and economy, we can
not tall 70 behent those friends and uustom.
ems that may be pleased 10 favor rs With q cali.
Therefor respectfully invite an examine
ton o. our stock OF all eaRh buyers, either
wh5 o!e S9d OF Tetall before purchasing else
mar92 Guwl JOHN ROEMER.
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A large assortment OF Bleaehed and un.
oloached nom 10, Il, Is, 10. 10, 2Ics BleaoteIl
AND Uubl cached aheetng 81 81, 1914. LIN,
en- SheetinE OF superior quality 81, l01, a
large supply OF Linen Table ClothH, Table
Llnsns, Napkins. Tow lings. a., OF the b0SI
shiFttng Linens 50, %, rs SIS, 81, il8,
shHt Bosoms %, Q, %, B5, 70, 90, 90, 7ac.
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Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,

., =. " tg-ss.A J. ~ llfJ u. 4 lN ~
HopSeESeplsG Goods Carpets. on Cloths
Having the Largest Variety and amorr
general assortment OF articles directly and
indirectly connected with aDfy Good, No.
ton and Carpet Embellishments oombined
into one mammoth Establishment, WhIeh
enables me 70 huY and sell 0 much iGfROf
fn6ntS Ii the n our iiae, Shd il conse.
Iquenee OF Hhkh can buy and Hall thGnA n
les prices! Studying economy In ov0Ty. Id.
paItinant; having no fenI 70 pay, I cSnt do il
la{9ef 6nhne@ At len .expenSS than any
othef mouse N me trade, Keeping large
ai SSGns tho most faStiaiouS cannot all %
Special attention h invited 70 q TOW artl.
elea OF our stock. n, 80. -
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By-7,D Dep

"A Ag for the Governors oplnionl'
said SAKE, the tall poet Of Albany, who
Is also .someLhlng OF politician. y
don't think much Of governors any
way. When Illived in Vermont such
were the political chances that In two
different campaigns l came IuiLhiR one
Of being Governor myself s.r D.
p what do you mean by. onsH' In
quired his interlocutor. i0 I..f.r
THE candidate on the other side
confound HINT a.f gI $50
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THE HEAVENLY BANKER.
A London journal publishes the fol,
lowIng,Iat specimens Of sRcred poetry
IhavO . n67or.tAlllng bank,
"A more than golden store;
No earthly bank 10 half 90 rich,
How can ! then DO po3r?
W "a $780, n ~
Bomttimss by banker Eh,ning SayS,
~ "Why d0h6 you often come 2 ~ '7'-,
And when you draw little note,
Why not larger sum !"
! IknoE my bank wIlInsyer break
The arm, three persons In ono God,
Jehovah, Lord OF all.
Should all tho banks OF Britain break,
lkThe Bank OF England HmaBh6 ,g q Z
ERnnk IN your hot6a 70 zlonb Hdnk, q
You'll surely have your cash.
Even those who are the frmest be-
levers In the efficacy OF revival songs
may doubt the good taste OF this; bnt
the concluding BtRnzAB are still worse
Tho leper had D little note
"Lord, II Thou wilt, thou cant"
Tho Banker cAshed his little note; ~
And healed tho Slckly man. " -
But zee the wretched dying thief -
Hang by the Bankers side;
He cried, "Dear Lord, remember mev'
He got Ills cash and died.
Was there ever ,dOsgetsd more. afro
clouH ? ! "a ~ " 81 - 1hl IA
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IwHITM GOODS,

A large assortment Of al the diterent makes
Swiss, NanBook, Bishops lawn, VictOfIq
Lawn, Soft apishsd JAoonet, Striped Jaco.
nets, Plaid JacOueS; HrlIllAnI, Pinueg
1ranedoln Yelling Of al colon; FlRnneis q
AL kinds and prices, gr.tH ~ .HE M n
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Or something to that elect

The sermon ON the Harp OF q thow.
sand strIngs,' reproduced In our Au.
gust Number, reminds q Georgia cor
respondent Of an incident that occur
red IN his pelghborhood, where two
Hard. Shell Baptist preachers on one
occasion happened 10 be In the same
pulpit together. While one was preach.
Ing he CHANGED 10 say, when Abraham
built the ark s.r.IW f-r....0
The one behind him stEove 10 correct
his blunder BY saying ont loud, t'A6ra-
ham Warnt thar l.. ...s.. ...'...'.
But the speaker pushed on, needless
OF the Interruption, and took occasion
shortly TO repeat, still more decidedly,
I say, when Abraham built the ark
And ]. say, cried out the other
Abraham iVGTn't hGT.'D div ..-I,T'
The Hard.shell was loo hard 10 be
beaten down In this way, and address.
Ing the people, exclaimed, with great
indignation, 4 say Abraham war thar,
or hdrdbouLSp -. ....,... ..'..
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aPRINTSN

A Large assortment Of New Styles, 10, TX
900, u. Pure MohRif LnetfeS mi PnSiIinT
rom 9Gto $50 Fancy and Black BillrS nom
u % TO u 80 per yard,
BombaEines, Grape Bathefta, Alexandria
Cord and many otner styles OF goods SuIta.
bic Tor mourning. -''"
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How.is this for a youngster OF i've,
who was reading his lesson at school
one day In that deliberate manner for
which urchins are remarkable 7 As he
proceeded with the task he came upon
the passage, Keep thy tongue from
evil and thy lips from guile.' Master
Hopeful drawled out, 'Keep-thy-
Observation-Disclosures
from-girlg.' - -. '.lv
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CLoTIIs. CAss1MRREs,

sattnets, Joan, cashmerets, &c., the larRost
assortment In the city, To accom- MEDIATE Nor.
Ghanh and Merchant TAilom at Eastern
frlcesi also, TailoEs' Trimmings: -. -
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. A legal gentleman OF Lawrence,
Kansas, sends rs the following copy OF
return made by a deputy snerltf upon
10 subpoena dGceS tecHm, iBsued from
District Court commanding one Thorn
as M'Collie, Justice OF the Peace, 10
be and appear before that Court with
his docket; .t ....-... ... -rg-
Received this writ November II,
1868, at 10 o'clock A. M, and served the
same November 10, 1858, by reading
this writ 10 the wlthln.named Thomas
M'Collie. Duces Tecum not found. l
have searched all over this county for
this man, but no ono has ever heard OF
him except the clerk and attorney.
... ... ICherSH
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Here Is . little story Of the late James
7. Brady's interview with an Irishman
who had lost his family. Pat walked
Into Mr.. Brady's, office, and being ask
ed how he got along In Florida, said :
swell, Mr.. Brady, I bought q farm, and
was working away continted and hap.
Ply, until the Indians came; they sur
rounded me, scalped my wife, and
murdered my children, and acted alto
gether in a most ridiculous Blannery' IL.
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count Of thS iAlense boat Of The 1 sum.
rnera In Georgia, and for the greater
convenlCace oftIiO people ofBaid state,
that from IND after the passage Of this
Act, the Fourth Of July ahall come upon
the FWenty.he6ond Of February Of each
and every year, and shall b celebrated
accordingly Tslli1 iF1hsid ai.ni.
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lynE q IrdmuI ,,suly ear fs.It
.4.i,l 20 Dr., 70 THE NUM- E4r.I...
be How boWtlill II this Gro mite, 7 l'. .
How bnt0 the stare du RhlnO,
All nRtuf 9leepa In trankIlnIss,
But this loan hart Of mine.
Our doEg has kwIt a.bAlkln' now
AT f6llera pA11tn' bl,
HeEe kaEin' d the far Of mune
HN with cam and plAHSid l.
Wen win the, thou pail TACO thing,
A hanging In the Rkize,
Upward on wild untrRmletl wing
nj thautS out9 dust and fliEe.
o kud I kWlt this KIDD Of klH,
And sore AbuV the croud, .H
p Ide bath mi solo In hARRStRxy
.I In yonder heaAy cloud. ....
Bow kan tho potts hioorn sole .N.
Nix with 0rthH vulgar cruz
Wud Il mot futh6f III ava .a
And hide from mortIe Vu2
Ah yesi had Q pare Of wings .I
To 20 10 yonder muue,
CESS lido Jest ~ soon sta thar
From now until mex June. I'D. .I..,
And thar a-EuVlng up and down na
Thru purity floWu lde 20, .l.
Or ItGtan 10 The tnkltn' TllG
Wot from the mounllnga 40.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTIOI,,


Dr. J. addresses ali those who hive iniurnb
themselves by improper Indulgence AND Is6ii,
tAry habits, when ruin both bOtiy ANA fnFnd
ciety ct marriage. niEE JOY 7s'17''SSGi
These are some Of the sad ana Inelanrbolv
OnBct1 produced by early habits Or yuuii1
EiEt weakness OF the BaUk and Lir1bS. rSins
in the Head, DlInneSS or Sig ht, iLOSg 81 M M.
cuIRE Power, PAlpitAtlOn OF the Honft. nv,
Pepsia, Nervous lEritabllity, DOrpngenianf6 al
Tie DlgeStvs uncttonB, General IjobilitV
symptoms OF Consumption, GO, 0u - =
MENTALLYs-The It1LrfuI effects on tina
mind are much to DO dreaded. LosJ OF Mem.
oryl UQnfuAlon OF ldeaa, DepnNion OF Soifita
Evu Foreb0dtnEB, AVerdlun 70 Society. 5olH
Dntrust, Lows OF solitude, TlmIdity, &c. aIe
some Of the evils produced. =,
Thousands OF paE5OuA Of all ages can now
Judge WhaI IL The cause or their deoIlnmp
heaIIh, losing tnair iVlgnr, becoming W6lE.
pale, nervous aud elnAclIted, hRVinp \ in.
gulaI appearance ABOUT the eyes, I.UIIS n, and
SymptLILB u Consumption. 'aGSTi =
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Immediately cured and full Vigor restored. A
This Undressing Affection, which rsnlen
Life miserable and marriage impGadhlS, n IN
penalty paid BY the VicttmBo Or IMPROPER Ills
dulgeneeA. Young penOnA ara tj0 Epf "a
commit excohSea ffOm not being atTAfe IN nd
lfBadlul consequence that InAy an tie,I, Hb1r
Who that plId6fstAndH the buhtect will piG
tend 10 deny that The poWerOf prOrnaltijn h
lost sooner ~ those falling Into mi niolIaf
habits than blythe pFudenH B@ilGa Ga,Is
deprived OF the pleasure Of healthy ofls EifL,F.
OF both body and aIaind RrtSe, Tic SSSllnl
beeame5 detanEed, the Physical Rn(i n eItii
Functions Weakened, !Hoaf. or FT6Cl eAlltj
Power, Nervous lfrita6illty py5pGn:ta, Fai.
pitRtion Of the Heart, lndeEstiUns UonSli,
0orEh. Consumption, Decay and hoAiEh. -