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To Nebraska, California, aHd HuaSas,
and the b. i NJ z. 4, Lands

Tie " Burlington Route, SO called. ,r.
night IN ib, path % the S'ar OF Empire. Or
runs almost Immediately iu flc ctg.gg
the great wv-.wIut movement yt cursra.
ZION. Crossing ,Ujuui, gri Iowa. 10 strikes
'hc Missouri River % tart, points.
These three point, av- the -,tyHGys into
,hrcc great sections %. the trans Miss. ugi
region.
The Northern gate Is Omaha whore the
great Pacific road W,l, take yaI 20 The land
Of gold sul grapes, sunny mountains, aud
perpetual summer.
The Middle gate is phusmoulh, which
opens upon the South half Of Nebraska,
south Of the Platte river, aiesiou uusUr-
passed on the continent Cor agriculture aul
gazing. Just here are the 3. X NJ. Rail.
road lands, concerning which Geo. ;. llar-
ris' the land otllcgr az Darlington, Iowa,
'an give you all Information and iu the
bearl OF them is Lincoln, the state CAPITA.
AMI Pre- sent Terminus Of the road.
The Southern gate leads 20 Kansas by
connections With the st Joe Road At Ham
burg, running direc, 30 -. Joe aud Hausa-
CITY.
The trains Of the Hr,,nston run smooth.
~ aud safely aud make tN connections. !,
runs The best OF coaches, Pu,,mau Palace
aud Pullman dining ears aui should you
axe the journey t0r the journeys sake
alone, you will be repaid; or tax, Il /,
hul home or farm, aud you caanot 6nl
either better than am0ng the Il. 8 NJ. lands
where you can buy on ten years credit,
and At . l,v price,
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Flow TO 60 West. +,

Forty years ago. Illinois was MS fnr Wcd
ms most people wished to go aud journeys
were made in he Legendary prairie
Schooner" but in these days Of progress
and improvement. the word West has conc
to mean Iowa Nebraska. Kansas Colorado,
California ard the Territories. and the
Traveller reaches almnst amy point therein
hy y splendid Line of Rail rol1.
This Lin. OF Railroad is the Burlington
Route. which starts from Chicago over the
Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy Il. Il from
Inliinrrolis over the Ialianrp,li4 Bloom.
iarion & Western Short Line and from Lo
garspart. over the Toledo, Peoria * Var.
saw x. H.. AM Running through Rurliug
ton. reaches Omaha, Lincoln, Nebraska
city. -. JOSEPH, NcLiu-on, Lelytuwosih
and Kansas CITY. connecting with thc
UnoA Pacific, Kansas Pacific aud other
Railroad. running frem those cities.
Always ~ "ny way Of Burlington AMI
you will be- sure io Ne right.
The darlington Route hns admirably m
swcrcI the question. GLOW to 2, West 5!
by the pub.ica'ion ofa truthful nnl in,
icrc.tiur document. Gllcl with facts in 70.
card 90 Time. Connexions, Ascommo "a.
lions. rate. Of Fare, and oIhcr interesting
items and illustrated by large map,
,ru,hrully showing the whole We.t, which
they distribute free of charg'. Crri's.
an! additional information, can b, obtain
Cd hy addressing. General Passenger
Agent, d. & II. Il H., Darlington, Iowa.
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To oonnrsrosorsrs.-correspondsnoe oe

To CORRESPONDENTS. s.-Corresponden ce
from all parts Of The county, aud upon all
legitimate subjects, is invited. Plainess
n1d accuracy In writing on general sub-
j,uis Is Of course necessary, and only one
side Of the sheet must be written upon.
Thetrue name Of each correspondent must
also accompany each production. as a
guarantee of good faith. These rules must
be complied with or the articles will end
their career in the waste basket.
All our readers are requested TO furnis h
us with every item Of local Information
tlmt may occur in their respective neigh.
borhoods. In this case ne attention need
be paid 10 accuracy OF writing, spelling or
grimmar, but only a. to the ficis. Give
rs thepoinls Of information anil we will
put them in the proper shape.
olergymcn anil Jds'i,cs Of tho Peace
are especially requested to furnish notices
Of ali marriages by them. and also of all
occurring in their ncighborhools Prompt
attention to his will be a favor to all par
Ties.
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IInGENuNT HOTEL


\Nvb,rca- the lion. !. G. Brcurn. rra,i
w dent judge uf tho judicial pi.'r,n
composed Of the counties OF Snyder. Union
and MiIin and j G.. l.. Sbiudcl and
George &. Moycr, E-4. Associate Judge,
in and for Snyder county have i-.ucl ih.ir
rrccciIt hearing. drto the lhc 10Th day
# December. \ u ISL TO nae directed 'ur
The holding Of an orphans court, a court
OF Common llc,s, court 10. oyer anil Ter.
miner and General court uf Quarter Sos
-iuus of tLc rcrte at 'lildlchurr, for the
county of snyder, on the ith Noulny. .hc.
ing the tho day Of February, lNi2. aul
c.ulivuc Uag week
Noucs is therefore h,rohy riy.n to the
Coroner Justice OF tine Pence and Clu,n
h.,s in an for the county OF snyder, 20 ar-
pear IN their proper person With thcirruNs
records, iulUisitious. examinations md
Other rcmrmhrauccs 10 do those things
which OF their Offices AMI in their behalf
pertain to be done AMI Witnesses nul per
sons prosecuting IL behalf Of the Common
wealth against any l,rson or persons are
required TO be then and there gttondin-
and not departing without leave AZ their
peril. Justices are requested TO he punct.
ual in their attendance Ut the appointed
time aCrccahly to noiics,
Given under my hand and seal at the
Sheriff office in MiJdlcuurg, the 10Th day
Dec, of \. D., one thousand eight hundred
guG seycuty.twO.
JOHN $ WOLF, Sheriff
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CRour.-Ths is the season for croup-a
disease that requires immediate relief and
one that often proves fatal where miles
havs 10 DO trayslol for a physcia n, as in the
country. The following very simple re-
ceip is recommended by the Philadelphia
Star, and in 10 calities whore physicians are
not near at hand il would be well TO bear
It in miul: Take the white Of an egg, stil
Il thoroughly into mall quantity Of
swecterel water. aad give it in repeated
doses until cure is effected, II one egg
Is not sufficient. seconl, or eysa a
third one should be used.
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A Coon william ii. llaus,
ESQ, Associate Editor of this paper, has
been appointel mail agent on tho line of
the sunb ury & LewistOwn Railroad. This
is a good appointment and the authorities
Of the Post Office Department, at Washing
ton. acted wisely iu~ making the selection
they did. Mr.. lIaus is attentive to busi-
moss, honest, intelligent aud obliginS, He
was a soldier In the late war AMI is in ey-
cry way deserving ofih appointment.
Altough we will often miss WINS oblis-
Ing la nd AMI genial phia in our ssn,.un,
we nevertheless congratulate him upon his
gsod luck and trust that hs position may
hs both pleasant aui profitable to him.
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Hon. S. 8. WooDs, for six months past,
has been suffering from a complication Of
diseases which has eliminated in partial
paralysis Of the lef side. we are sorry to
learn the fact and viii be source Of re-
gret to his numerous friends. Ex-Judgc
woola was an active. vigorous business
man anu gentleman q uali6ed for the
most responsible position. Tp above
fact was eonnuliclto to us from what
We deem reliable source.
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The Railroad depot is finished 30 far as
to make it comfortable for passengers arri-
irving at the station before car time. Mr..
Dennis the ticket and freight agent is n
genial and accommodating officer. Tick.
cts can be had to Harrisburg anil Pitts
burg. Superintendent Brown is putting
things to rights, All We will soon have
one Of The best stations along the road.
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Capt wm. Harding received an ap
pointmeni in the Library Department al
w,shingto some few weeks ago, and we
learn from reliable and di,in'eicstcd sour
ces that he has shown himself diliccui
and efficient officer. We think the ap
pointment very good one.
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Many people, particularly children, suf
er with the ear oche end for the bcne.
81 OF such we give surc but simple rem
edy. Put id two or three drops Of John
sons Anodync Liniment, stop the ear with
un1ressed wool, biihc the feet in warm
water before going 10 bed, and keep he
head warm at night.
Capt. Charles Stger, who keeps n sup
erb stock Of livery horses in Portland. Me.
informed Us r, o.nily that the uses Sheri.
dams Cavalry Condition Powders regular.
ly in his stables. and that the expense i
more than Offset hy the diminished amount
Of grain ncscsslry to keep his horses al.
ways in good order.
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PunsNoLoGY.-TLe Brain ami IT'S Functions;
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ture and training, and tho relations Of Mind aud
Body described,
PnYsioGNoMY, or tho "Signs Of Character
with Illustrations, and how to Read them" - a
special feature.
ErnNoloGN, or the Natural History of Man,
illustrated, will be given.
ruN sIuLuGG ANp ANATpMN,-Ih0 OrganiHl.
tion, structure and functions ol the human body
eat and drink uuw clothed, Rud how 60 exercise,
seepand live IN accordance with hygenio rim
ciplvs,
PORTRAITS, sketches and biographies VI leading
men aud women IN all departments Of lie, are
special features,
Parents, Teachers aud others-As guide In
educating aud training Children, this magazine
has no superior.
Much general information on the leading top,
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TO make this tbs most Interesting And spstruc-
tive as we'll as tho Rest pictorial Family Maya
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WOODS HousEnoLD MAEAzINa fer Febru.
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TrLsGRAru.-lt is,xreclcd That the en-
yloyoes Of the Sudbury & Lswistown Rail.
road engaged in putting up the poles and
wires for the new tclegrarhic line along
,nil road, will reach this place on Situr-
d.v next.
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EEMovAL.- Samuel Faust Merchant
Tailor. in Selinsgrovc, has removed int
Holmes new building, opposite the Key.
stone Hotel, where he will hc happy to re.
c.ye all his oil customers and as many
new ones as my choose to favor him with
their patronage.
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Cor. HriSrltGNi y, At one time resi-.
dent of this place. was hurici with Mason.
i, honors, at Witmrr's church, on SIally
week ago. The Col died Of disease en-
tractei in the army during the late war.
lie ervcd with distinction in tn, 2Os p. V.
anl Vas also At one IimI Eliior OF TIE
TriJuae anl DIpu'y rIoiLVna,ary o. ilis
COUNTY
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hEnrsTTp..-Emanucl Peters, Of Milro..
an Morris MInbcck, re5ilins near Ban.
ncrvill this eounty, have boea hjunl over
70 the next term Of the MIN n county
ccart to answer ch ari' of lmcuy.
They stole various articles from Franks
AMI Felix's stores, in Lcwi'toyn, sJne-
time in Dscrmher last. II is reported that
Peters has confessed the crime.
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Cloths 81 GassiElleres
HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES.
ikOt tElFS
sFsfs sHHHHfsfHF
HARDWARE AND QUEENSwARE.
AND FISH,

And in fact everything usually kept in ID
first class country store All ut which We
offer Al greatly reduced prices, fer Cash OF
Country procUce.
Having had large experience in the
business, we fpiicr ourselves that We can
please and satisfy all our customers.
Hoping by strict attoution 60 business
anl desire TO please all, TO merit lbera
sluse Of public patronage. Oar motto Ia
"Qack Sales oai Small PcoFiS,'
We ask az least that the public examine
our stock and Irices before purchasing
elsewhere, ss We always show our goods
with pleasure. --....
nELFRlCH & EOWER.
Bauueryillc Jane II, 1870. #
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Jury List, Feb. Torin, ,ts1l.

crh>D JrKoIs'
Eclycr-Hohcrt Fees. Aaron J N.illt
worth, Jacoh Wetzyl, Isaac ' T.oxei,
Thcma. k,iicr
T. aver Wcsi.-Euo- Gross.
Chapman Daniel Il. MarAs, John \ My
or.
frauhlin-An lrsw Eratacr, john I,ill.
Jack son- Harrison iroIse.
Mildlccrcck Row.
Monroe Jonas rrcxlcr.
pcnns--Snmuel Erd,y, John s walter,
Daniel Drousa.
pcrry-SGmuc rrou,m0n.
"crry Wca;-JoLn Gordon. John Haas
Sclins Grovc-Jgckson " Ga",!gr - ,ol
Waiter
Washington Peter Ricglc william Il.
Meyer Peter Weller
rayIT JuRos-.
Beaver -Ioscph = Ilqires Isaac, Aarand,
Isaac Krebbs, Daniel J Ilassinsor, Jo.
seph Long
Beaver West Ahram X MilNcswor,h,
Hensy Holizshoe, Isaac u ul-h, Elias
Boreman, solomon Krcbbs, Wm. Henry
Smith.
Chapman-Jamcs c Franklin, Washington
| Wilt. Joseph Mciscr. Able llcrroll,
IIency Ncrhool, Daniel Rohror, Pa; rica
| Brown
Centcr-John Young, Peter Hartman.
/ Franklin--J Norman
Juckson-Dobert Z Cornelius, Samuel 7
Waller
Miiileburg-lIenry Il Reiglc
Monroe-Wiliiam II lille. Joseph Boust
ponns-Charlcs Miller, Henry Meyer, Jo.
mas Feiter, Isaac Erlly, William llughs,
Samuel + Wooding, George kooAn
Isaac Rau, Philip Hilbish,
perry-Gcorge Gool'ing, Jonathan Gelne.
Casper lioruborger, jacob Miuium.
Selins Groyc-G wash Glass, william 5
Keller
Washing ngton-Francis Glass. Daniel
Boyer, John llepncr, Nenry X. Meyer
John Mengcl, PANEL EisenLari, freder'
lex q. Glass.
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MAsHooDl WONANHOoD-Who may marry
who not. why l0S pages. lmpediments Caus,
and cure. send 25c. DIR. WHITTIER, e3e Penn
st Pittsburs, Pa sepliy
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To Consumptiyes-

The ad vertiscr, having been permanently cur.
ed Of that dread disease, CONSUMPTION. by 4 sim.
pie remedy, II anxious to make TO his fellow suf-
lerors the means OF cure. To all who desire II
he will send ccpy Of the prescription used, free
Of charge with the directions Tor preparing and
using the same, which they win hnd a SURE
CunE for CoNeuNPTioN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
sc. PARTIES wishing the prescription Will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
2t south Third street wililamsbarsh N. Y
No iSTl.y
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We are ualer obligation, to Hon. John W..
teary and Surveyor General Campbell for
valuable public documents.
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ks-Evsry effort necessary 20 insure tho com,
fort Of guests viii be nads. The house has been
newly tentsd, iosuS,SiAu
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief ana
euro of all derangs-
mcnts IN the sfom.
ach, liver, and bow.
els. They are . mild
apcricnt, and N
excellent purRative.
Being purely vegc-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever, Much
serious sickness and
suffering " prevent
A1 lsF nAte s...Al.
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CENTRAL RAILWAY.
m and sfter Sunday. Nov 10. 1871, trains will
io,ye Selinsgroye station as follows

ED. $. YOUNG, Gcn. Piss. Agt.
r. FISKE, Gen. Supt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-14
Causeless Depression.

This expression is often used, but It Is
manifestly absurd Gloom and melan.
choly are not spontaneous. They are tin.
natural mental conditions and usually
have corresponding causes. II there q
no apparent reason for dependency Il "a
asymptorn Of physical disease. In nine
cases out Of ten the stomach, the liver and
the bowels are responsible for the cloud
which rests upon the brain. In all such
cases immediate and permanent relief
may be obtained by the use Of Hostetter's
Stomach Bltters. II the digestive organs
are weak an invogorant Is necessary; II
the liver Is disordered an Alternative Is re-.
qulred; II the bowels aFe-o onstlpated or
irregular gentle aperient Is needed, In
that famous vegetable remedy these three
medicinal properties are commingled with
several Others Of q scarcely less import.
ant character, and hence Il speedily cures
every species Of hypochondria arising
from material causes, by removing the
causes themselves.
In the summer, when the disorders Of
the stomach and bowels, bilious com.
plants and all diseases which affect the
assimilating and secretive organs are es.
pecially prevalent, the importance Of hay.
ing this invaluable tonic, Alternative and
corrective In every dwelling, and within
the reach Of all who travel by land or
water, cannot be overestimated As It Is
a staple article throughout the country It
would be next to impossible to find set.
Element, near or remote, unprovided with
q stock Of this famous vegetable restora.
tive. eOdSW
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CIap.trap and Cant. Invalid reader
If you are unwise enough to put yourself
outside Of any Of the mock Dnies guaran-
teed to contain mo difusive stimulant"
you will inevitably come to grief. Ask
your physician II any liquid preparation,
destitute Of stimulating properties, Is
worthy Of the name Of tonic. He will tell
you no. Shun all such nauseous catch.
pennies. PLANTATION Buffers, the most
wholesome invigorant in the world, owes
the rapldity with which 1t relieves the dis.
ordered stomach and the shattered nerves
to the diffusive agent which conveys Its
medicinal ingredients to the seat Of the
complaint. Thatage Is the spirit of the
sugar cane, the most nutritious and agree.
able Of oil the Bitters, valuable as they
are, would be comparatively useless with.
out this distributive basis. They would
ferment and sour. Beware, as you hope
for health, Of the horrible compounds OF
refuse drugs in state Of fermentation
which humbugs are endeavoring to foist
upen=the public as medicines.
SRDE Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
win not raise the dead, but It will benefit
and cure tho living. For all severe
Coughs, Throat and Bronchial diseases, il
has never been eqpaled. eod&w
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Organic Weakness

Immediately cured, and full yigor restored.
This distressing aHllctlon, which renders life
miserable and marriage impossible, 10 the penal
Y paid by the victims Of improper indulgence
Young persons are too apt TO commit excestes
from not being aware OF the dreadful conse
quences that may ensue. Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend to deny that the
power OF procreation Is lost sooner by those fall
Ing into improper habits than by the prudent
Besides being deprived Of pleasure Of healthy
odspring, the most serious and destructive Bymp.
toms OF both body and mind arise. The System
becomes deranged, the physical and mental func
tons weakened, loss Of provocative power, ner
yous irritability, ,dyspepslA, palpltahon OF the
heart, indigestion, constitutional debility, and
cay, and early death.
DR.. Flshbfatt graduated nom one OF the most
eminent Colleges In the United states; has effect
ed some Of the most astonishing cures that were
ever known; many troubled with ringing in III!
head and ears when asleep, great nervousness
being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulness
with arrangement Of mind, were cured immedi
ately.
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Municipal oVernment..Ma Matters afsI
fecting the Welfare Of Cities and
Towns.

Municipal GoVernment..MatterS az
fecting the Welfare Of Cities and
Towns.
Rrom the Phil. Lsdger.)
Many minor matters, affecting munich
pal health, comfort, advancement OF pro
lection, are constantly being subjected 70
vigorous discussion In various quarters,
while the truths evolved and ideas sug.
gested frequently gain q mere local hear.
Ing. A bare abstract oil the gleanings Of
q single days exchanges will show how
earnestly kindred city populations are
struggling against evils akin TO those
which we endure. Debt, over.taxatlon,
insuff1ciency Of supplies Of pure water,
imperfect sanitary precautions and police
deficiencies are staple subjects Of com.
plant. In New York city the annual
charge for interest now exceeds eight mil.
lions, Of dollars, and yet there 8 an Ia.
eessant demand for the.issue Of more In.
terest bearing municipal bonds. In New
Orleans an irate taxpayer complains that
o property assessed at $4,000 In 1862, on
which he paid "a, Is now assessed at
$4,000 and subjected 70 q State tax Of
$40, with o prospect that the torthcom.
Ing levy will be $570. The returns Of the
New York city sanitary inspection To the
Board Of Health present an array Of facts
and figures indicative Of dreadful neces.
sity tor publication, which Is sufficiently
illustrated by the statement that thou
sands Of inspections have been made by
the health inspectors (the List including
8G2 tenement housese that the disiniecting
corps have visited ninety.four premises
where contagious diseases were found, and
TINT two hundred deaths were caused last
week by local diseases. We may well
pause to consider how much similar work
Is done, and how much remains undone,
In our own city.
Other topics Of less, vital moment, but
still worry Of note, are under considera,
ton. The board % school controllers of
Allegheny are discussing q project which
contemplates "the passage Of a law re.
quiring the Governor to appoint once in
every ten years q commission Of five in.
telligent citizens, whose duty It shall be
to select series Of text books for use
throughout the entire commonwealth, for
the ensuing ten years. the ends aimed at
being the prevention Of discreditable
for the introduction of particu-
lar books, the stability Of the school sys.
tenn and the transfer Of the right Of Sc.
lecting text books to competent, careful
an trustworthy men. In other quarters,
devices for the prevention ofthe sdulter!
alton Of food and for the Improvement Of
excise systems are being agftated; and in
Louisiana plan has recently been adopt
ed for the organization in New Orleans or
It's suburbs, on an extensive scale, of q
polytechnic and industrial college, in
which opportunities will be afforded for
practical instruction in agriculture and
the mechanic arts.
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Take Particular Notice.

DR.. FIshblatt addresses all those who have In.
solitary habits, which ruin both body and mind.
uniting them for either bulineas, study, society
or marriage. y y :. 2 Y
These arc some oil. thasad and Melancholy al.
ieets produced BY the early habit iyoull NJ
Weakness Of the back and limbSt pain 81 ihe
breast, dimnesl Of sight, loss Of mnSculArpo power,
palpitation OF tho heart, dyBpepsiA, nervous III.
liability, symptoms OF eonsumpi aefanggmenl
Of the digestive functions, &c. So )
ABNTALLY.-The effects on the mind are
much TO be dreaded. Loss Of memory, coniuaIon
OF ideas, depression Of spirits, evil iorebodInR,
timidity, &c, are some Of The evils prodHeed
Thousands ofpersons Of all ages can now Judge
what Ia the cause Of their declining health, 6StnS
their Yigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous ana
emAeiAted, having singular APPEARANCE abort
the eyes, cough, and symptomS Of consumption