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1t is but few years since, says the Chicago
Journal, that the house of Bennett, Pieters
q Co., wholesale liquor dealers, and propri-
etors of the "Red Jacket Bitters,' stood hi n
among our best known, most enterprisipg
and responsible firms. In almost every paper
OF the country their advertisements weie 10
be seen. Mr.. Pieters was man of fine abil-
ties, and besides being shrewd and successful
in business he was possessed of superior
scholarly attainments. His home was among
the most elegant and refined in the city.
adorned in the most chaste and beautiful
manner, and gracefully presided over by his
wife, an estimable and accomplished ladv.
Whiis in the full tide of prosperity, with
wealth pouring in upon him, Pieters tell. He
could not resist the temptation offered by the
demon concealed beneath the rosy hue of the
wine cup, and his Imagination was heiehten-
ed and his brain exhilarated bysthe sparkling
champagne or his own bitte.s The hioh
reputation OF his firm began TO feel the effects
OF his downward course, and finally came the
crash. Pieters was ruined; he struggled
vainly for G time, but the power of the fiend
with which he had so long tampered was too
great and neryeless, and INTERESTINGLY he was
hurried to the consummation OF his career
His elegant home soon followed his business
house; rich and valuable presents made TO
his family were swallowed upin the general
ruin, or went to crafty still more his unceas-
ing thirst for drink, until at last he and they
were homeless and well-nigh friendess. A
few months since he enlisted in the United
States service as 4 private soldier, and is now
with his regiment somewhere on the great
plains OF the West. His broken-hearted wife
has filed petition for legal separ ton from
him, alleging that she has been reduced to
| utter DOvertv and mi tprv throuoh har hus-
bands love of intoxicating drink. The story
OF her misfortunes is indeed heartrending,
and ii anything were yet needed to urge on
the friends OF temperance and reform it would
be found in the terrible fate of Pieters and his
! innocent family.
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soya, IN THE DUSK.

o welcome! friendly stars one by one, two by two;
And the voices Of the waterfall are toning in the
air;
Whilst the wavy landscape-outines are burr'd with
falling dew;
AS my rapture is with sadness, because may not
share
And double it b. sharing 1t with thee
Cloudy fire dies away on the sea.
Now tie calm shadowy earth she Lies musing like a
saint;
She is wearing for halo the pure circlet of the
moon;
From the mountain breathes the night-wind steadi-
ly, though faint,
As my breathing when / whisper, "Ah! might
some heavily boon
Bestow thee, my belov'd oue to my sider'
Like full, haI py heart flows the tide.
L WiIsiom Altin0h0m.
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AN Doering Street, a competent and reliable Nova
W Scotia girl to do general house-work in small
family. no children. Good references required. Ad-
dress, "a. W." Box 1899. de1Os1w
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THE PR ES g.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 10. 1870
Gossip and Gleanings.

Gossip and Gleanings.
The most harmless young men in the city
are those who carry concealed weapons about
their persons and make boast of it.
Green Jurors have been fashionable for
some time in Peoria, but the other day they
varied performances, aud had black one.
A Buffalo paper announces that by the re-
cent burning of an ice-house there, 10000
tons Of ice were ''reduced to ashes."
THE six Of spades' sounds like the title to
very wicked book, but it is really only
work on agriculture.
Beecher says he never told his father that
he loved him, 'yet 1 did, for all that, and
know he loved me; for he told me SO every
time he whipped me-"
The kind of uncles that they cultivate in
Georgia is charming. One of them shot and
killed his niece last week for making faces at
him.
The Chicago Post man is pleased with the
Globes article on ga Model Fool" None
but an artist knows the pleasure of having
your subject satisfied with the portrait you
have drawn of him.-St. Louis Globe.
paragraph is going the rouads which
commences with the observation that "T Blu.
chanan Read wasn't much of poet" This
isn't half so apparent rs that the writer of it
wasn't much of judge.
A young man went TO a masquerade II
Memphis, the other night, sober, and with a
new paper collar, claiming that he was so
well disguised that even the police officers
would not now know him.
Any house may be thoroughly rid of the
familiar" water-bug by nourishing them on
one-third borax and two-thirds Indian meal.
They relish it at first, but don't like it as
steady diet, consequently they seek more
genial climes.
A Syracuse deacon cast gloom over his
domestic sky by pulling button-hool1 from
his pocket marked ''Nele." His wife's name
is Mary, and she never owned button-hook,
but has had to rely upon hair-pln for such
work heretofore.
A sad tableau, but not an uncommon one {:
A small, wretched looking house. Outside
miserable apology for man, crazed by drink,
assaulting the door, and making the air re-
sound with his curses. Inside thin, pale
woman with wan expression, pressing one
hand over her heart, and with the other heat
ing poker in the fire.
Verdi, as well a, Offenbach, eontemplates
visit to this country, to lead in the presenta-
ton of his own operas. 1t is becoming quite
common for composers 20 superintend the
production of their works, and, among other
announcements of this kind, we hear that
Gounod will himself direct his new opera,
"Poliuto," at the Scala, Milan.
+ Pity the sorrows of George Lanham of
Kentucky. His wife ran off with a chap
named Taylor, about six months ago, and be
had to leave his crops right in the busy sea-
son and 60 and kill Taylor; and now, just
after he had peacefully settled down with her
after trial and acquittal, Methodist minister
has gobbled her up and departed. He is de-
batting whether tits nobler 10 pursue them and
send that minister in search of the twining
woodbine, too, or to give up the woman en-
tirely and get another more reliable.
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Wlsste1.


VOUNG MAN in Store and to drive store wagon
a Inquire between four and six P. NJ. at 175 Mid
die street. dec11dst
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DURING THE FEVER epidemic of last month.
the stock of Ayers Ague Cure in the old North
States became exhausted, and before a supply
could be received from Lowell, the suffering
from chills and fever became fearful. A few
parties were so fortunate as to have it on hand,
and in Iredel County, the druggists eked out
their slender stocks by selling doses-a spoon
full each--for dollar Many paid ten dollars
for bottle, when the regular price is but one
and thought themselves favored at that, so
valuable are the curative properties of this
preparation, which not only expels the poison
from the system, but leaves the patient with
unimpaired health aud vigor.-Raleigh IN. C.)
Standard. dec1O-1w
THE PUREsT AND SWEETEST Con LIVER On
Is Hazards and CaswelPs, made ON the sea-
shore, from fresh selected livers, hy CAswELL,
HAZARD & Co., New York 1t ia absolutely
pure and Saceet. Patients who have once taken
it prefer it tc all others. Physicians have de-
cided it superior to any of the other oils In
market. nov14-l2w
CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin, pimples
ringworm, salt-rheum and other cutaneous af-
fections cured, and the skin made soft aud
smooth, by using the JUMPER TAR soar, made
by Caswen, Hazard Il Co., New York. Be
sure to get the Juniper Tar Soap, as there are
many worthless limitations made with common
tar nov14-12w
The health restoring properties of SMoLANp-
ER's BUcHU strengthen and nvigorate the en-
| tire system, and remove or counteract kidney,
bladder and glandular diseases, mental and
physical debility, diabetes, gravel, general pros
tration of the nerve structure, and all maladies
of the urino-genital organs in either sex. Every
| one should investigate the merits of this valua-
| bic vegetable preparation decI0eod1w
WHEN DUMB ANIMALS cry OUT their gladness
when cripples take up their beds and walk
when rheumatism is banished,-stiff Joints
made Timber, and swellinSs disappear as il by
magic, well may we enquire into the secrets of
the wonderful Csntaur Liniment. Their, has
never been anything like it. 1t has performed
more cures of flesh, bone and muscle ailments
upon man and beast in the past three months,
than all other articles have in three hundred
years. dec12eodlwsw1t
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WANTS, LOST, FOUND.
WANTED.

a ROOM and bedroom to accommodate an aged
"A couple, in q house with some quiet family; rent
not to exceed $500 per month. Any person having
such rooms to let may hear of customer BIZ calling at
or addressing No. So Cumberland street. Possession
wanted March 1, 1878 but rent may begin when the
engaged. deci1eod2ws
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6HiEl WAr,faA

A SITUATION Tor a Lady to do copying or any
"a other writing. Address Box 633 Portland p
U. dac11dfwS
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CONCLUSION.

Successful apple raising requires good trees,
rich soil, shelter, cultivation, careful prun.r q,
and early gathering. These are the elemel IS
OF success: Farmers of Maine, avail y1ur-
selves OF them.
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A Bitter Fact.

Row a PROMINENT BUfIyEss MAN WENT
TO RUIN.
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Sewer Assessments.

NOTICE is hereby given'that there will be an adj
~ journod session Of the Board of Mayor and Al
dermen at their Room, in City Building, on MON
DAY the 18th day Of December 1872 at II o'clock p.
NJ for the purpose of hearing all persons interested
In the matter Of assessments made by said Board on
account of sewers constructed in the year 1871 No
tice of the same having been heretofore given ac-
oording to law. Per order,
II. I. ROBINSON, City Clerk.
decl0d6t
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The most harmless young men in the city
are those who carry concealed weapons about
their persons and make boast of it.
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snch ronl. na lhey want and arc willing 10

such roads AS they want and are willing to
nay for It removes from the halls Of
legislation the most corrupting influence
that has disgraccd the legislation of many
of tho States, and would check efFectually
the practice which has so extensively oh.
tanned the building Of railroads almost cx.
Clusively upon bonds, by which system
those who furnish the money have no
voice in the management of the road.
This is the most radical AS well rs praCti.
cal reform which has been seriously pro.
posed, and is certainly step forward in
the solution orOne of the gravcst and most
complicated questions Of our time.
TnE ground hog is now in season. No
newspaper office is complete without IL
ground hog. The ground hog is the
nohlest animal in the world, ~ are also
the dog and the horse. The ground hog
is u Pna1rnppc1 who, unlike Peter SChlC.
mihil, has II shadow. When winter comes
on, the subject OF the present memoir
CrcGps into the bowels Of the earth, puts
his Iorc-pAws into his mouth and goes to
sleep In this exciting pursuit he passes
the winter until the 81 of February, u day
with which he is rs intimcly associated
as ia the turkey with the 9jth of Deem.
her On that day he comes ont for n little
innoccnt recreation anil to observe the
state Of the weather Should il be clear
and sunny, 80 that his shadow is distinctly
visible 10 the naked eye, lie concludes
that the spring will he tardy, and rctircs
into his antre for further period of forty
days. Hnt il the day bC overcast 80 that
he cannot sec his shadow, he lrisks about
with exceeding great Joy and breaks up
housekeeping, knowing that the weather
bctokcns M early season. What the
ground hog does on the other three hun.
drcd and siXty.lour days of the year has
never been clearly HsCCrtaincl,
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Milwaukee MnrkOt.

MILWAUKEE, February D. FInUN -
Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN - Whcat - No. | Milwaukee
: 20; No 9 do $I2il. Oals-No. .
;@lC, Corn No. . mixed lOic. Rye
No ,7eC. RnTIcy-I'All No .. GO.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money md Stock Market.
New YoRK, February 9.-GoLp-
There is anunsettled feeling in Wall street
III consequence of the agitation of the
Alabama question. Gold was extremely
sensitive, the price lluctuating with the
announcement of each new war rumor.
The market opened at l10ga11Ol, sold
down To 110t, aud closed firm at llO:a
1lOi. Loans were from 3 to : per cent for
carrying. Clcarings about $S5,OOO,OOO
MoNEY-Easy at Ga7 per cent
STERLING EXCMANGE-lO94.
GovERSMFNTs-Thc bond market was
steady this afternoon and more active,
The German bankers are selling, Int there
is II fair demand for home Investment
Bonds are scarce for delivery, and some
ISSUES are loaning flat, closing firm and
higher.
Henry (4cws II Co received from their
London house the following cable
Market not so steady U. s bonds 4
lower, based on the superstition that
America will insist upon the indirect
claims. Money tighter. Excitement
undated"
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Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon
uon, Graduate OF one Of tho most eminent Cn.
lrGes IN tho United States, and the greater IaTt
81 whose ,iic has been spunt In the hospitals Of
Effected some OF the most ASTONISHING CIIrrs ,%",
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing
III inc mead and ears when asleep, great nervous
ness, being alarmed at suddcn sounds. hashml
ness NESS, Win frequent blnshlng, attended some.
immediately "N'' '"'"
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DISEASES OF lMPlUDENCE.
When the misguided aud imprudent yotArV of
pleasure finds that he has imbibCd the seeds Of
this painful disease II too often happcps that EI
lll'tlned Sense Of shame or dread Of discovery de.
ters MIN nom applying TO those, who nom CdD.
cation and responsibility, eau alone bC!riCnd
him, delaying till the constitutional RymplOmsoi
this horrld disease make their Hppcsfance. Ench
as liberated sore throat, diseased nose. nocturna
pains In tho head and limbs, dimnCss OF sipkI
deafness, nodes on the shin.hOnrs aud arms bro
crossing with frghlGnl tApidity, till al last the
palate OF the month or the bOnes Of the nose fan
H. and the victim Of this awful disease become.
q hOrrid object OF cOmmisscatiOu, til death puts
AperiOd 10 the dreadful Bulerings, by sending
MIN 10 That Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns"
It's MELANCHOLY FACT that thousands
Al ViGtims 10 ihs terrible disease, owiugto tho
nnsRillluncSs Of ignorant prUtendOrg, who, hy
the use Of that DEADLY POISON, MERCURY.
ruin the constitution and make the residue oil me-
miserable.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
OFFICE, NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
let hand side going from Baltimore street, a Iow
doors from the corner. Fail not 10 observe Tho
name and number
eontAtninga stamp 10 he used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age, and send nor.
lion OF advertisement describing symp,Ons
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs IN His oRicc,
ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS:
Tho many thousands cured at this establish
mcnt within the last twenty years and Inc M
mrronS Important surgical operations performed
by DR.: Johnston, witnessed by the Reporters Of
Ihe Sen and many other papers, notices al
which have appeared again and again before the
public, besides his standing a. gentleman OF
character and rcsECAhIllty, Ia sufficient guar.
Antrc 10 the afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mArl6
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Y0IIN4 MAN

Who have injured themselves bya certain prac.
tico, lndngcd In when alone, habit frequently
learned from cvcl companions, or at school. thg
effects OF which are nightly felt, even when
Aslccp, aud, II not cured, renders marriage i'm
should apply Immediately.
What pity that young mRn, the hope of his
country, tho pride OF his parents, should he
snAtchcd from all prospects and cnjoymCnts OF
NE ny The consequences OF deviatnE from the
path Of nature, and indulgng IN II certain No
cret habit. Such persons must, before Cnntrln.
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AND
pO IL * Il A G Is r. II s.,
Corner Main and Quincy Sta,
WHEELING, W. VA.

WHEELING, W. VA.
We oiIrr, at very low rates
AAl Bags Prime to Choice Rio CoANC.
lm Barrels New Orleans MOlassrr,
"a " Choice Sugar SyrnpA
dll Kinds n. o., Cuba aud /. Il. Sugars.
" Fancy DcmHHrA Sugars.
lGO Barrels Refined Sugar.
80 Half Chests q. r., Y. II. anl Oolnng Teas.
~ Barrels Mrss Fork.
lOO TrrCcs Prime Leaf I.arl,
lnO Kegs Family Leaf Lard
10 Casks Clear Bacon Sides
~ Bacon Shoulders.
10 Heroes Sugar Cured llnmA.
1900 Barrels Flour,
900 Bags Timothy Seed.
10 Clover Seed.
100 boxes Goshen Cheese.
Mackcrel, Lake Fish, Nails, lt0oms Spices,
Dye Stnls, Wrapping Paper. A large line NJ.
lcCtcd Chewing Tobacco, smoking Tobacco, Ci.
Iars. etc, etc.
Agents for Miami Powder Co.
0C5 LIST, DAVENPORT h PARKS.
~ DEIT
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| HIAIh bONIS-Snnlhcrn SEllc bonds
firm
STOCKs-Opcncd firm and improved
somewhat on first call, hut prices were
not maintained, ind the market At the
close was heavy and lower, with only
limited transactions, In some stocks
there was scarcely business enough doing
to establish quotations, There was some
excitement in Hudson and Erie, which
sold up tn4!
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February 0.-FLOUR-Ouic,
and unchanged. There was some inquiry
Tor low grades.
GHAIN-WhCat-NO.2 Spring Chicago
81 %; other grades inactive. Corn-N0.
2miNcd iOiC. Oats-No. ., 39lr. Rye
No. DC; No. ., 1la73c Barlcy-50a
SOC for No. . Spring.
PRovIsT0Ns-lork-$l23ia19 10. Lard
Sc. Green Meats unchanged.
lIoGs-$iai 60.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, February 9.--FLnUR-
Fhllllly - 2UhI 1O
GRAN-WheNt 81 6ial - Corn A7c.
Oats i0aijc. Rye 01a9IC.
GRoCERTEs-Unchangcl.
OHS-UnChanged
PROvIsTONs-POrk Sl3 25. Lard Sia
gic. Bulk MCals-Nominnlly IaG! aGfc
Bacon-A sAlcor 80 hhds clear rib sides
at NC; shoulders held at &c; clcur sides
ut isG.
lIo0s-Good cytn a 75aj 90
WHIsKY-S1C.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9.--FLoun-Activr
and hrm: western supcrlnc s. SINS 30
extra 81 75nI 80 family e G3aS 50.
iIMIN-W hcat-Firmrr, 'onnsylvanin
81 ~. Corn Mixed western G0a7Oc. Oats
'-59a5lc, Ityc-Quict, 81 o..
PR0vIsIONs-MCss pork, $IA5O. Hnlk
shoulders h!C; bulk sides Glr; do clear ril
&c, loose. Bacon Shoulders &C; side,
&c; clear Sides &c; hams lic. Inri-sgr
BUTrER- Western unchanged,
WHISKY Nominal nj Dia9iic.
Allegheny 1.-Two Stock Market,
EAST ILRERTY, Pa, February 0-CAr
TLE-ArrivNls fair and prospects Mir
the best Mt GtaG1C; slOCkCrs, 3jadlc.
SHEEr-Arrivnls light and prospects
favorable; the hest ut 7ta7!c mr,lilim nj
G4aG9C; common, 6atjC.
lIoGs Arrivals MIr md prospects slow
Philadclphias. 81 iOa5 So Workers 81 II
al a.
Milwaukee MnTlIGt.
| MILWAUKEE, February D FInUR -
Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN WhcHt 80 No. Milwaukee
81 20; No, . do $l9l!. Oals-Nn
;Glc, Eorn- No. . mixed i0IC. Rye
No, ,7eC Bnrlcy-FalI No =, CO.
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New Books.

WIlrOrI CumhCtmrde-B OEGnaE McDoNALn,
cloth, a..
WomRhS worth and WOrthlrhAnEss Gan.
HAMILTON, cloth, s. ~.
Rocks and Reading -lIy Moan PoRTEn, cloth,
S!H.
Hannah by Miss UNLOCK, cloth, $l5O paper 5Dc
Seven Decades Of the Union by HENRY A.wI4E,
extra cloth, 81 III.
BORDER "Reminiscences -liy Gen. MARCY, cloth,
$9OO.
POrster's Life OF DICkCnS-By DOM F0RsrRr,
cloth, $?U.
Ny ROSCS-By l.. Virginia FRENcII, cloth, 81 81
Ny WlfS and Mrs. II. u. Stowe, cloth, $iTS
Richard IAhdErmArk -IIy tho Author Of "Itnt.
ledge" cloth, 81 80.
The lI0SSlGr SChO0ImaStRr-H EnwAEn E0.
ULEsT0N, cloth, $l2j.
Moro than She could BCAr-By IIEsrEn BEND
now, cloth, 50.
Through the Looking Glass Illustrated, cloth,
81 III.
The NerCId-By Macy FAIrH FLOYD, paper, 5OC
The Handy Volume Edition OF Dickens CLOTH
per vol, &c.
Blade O. TRASHY u. l.. FAEpE0N, paper, SIC.
A Leaf In the StOrm.-By "Oucda," paper, hDc.
Lord Bantam author OF "Ginxs Baby"
paper, &c.
lhfr Of Col. James Fisk, Ir.-papcr, IOc
TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR It5a-sOc.
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Medical.
baltimore LOCK HOSPITAL
ESTABLISHED asa REFUSE from VuICME.
The Only PI1es where a Cur, can b, ob,,,p,,

Dr.. johnson has discovered tho most Ccttsln.
SPEEDY, aud only RacttuAl Remedy In The WoFii
for weakness OF the Back or Limbs, SlTicturrs
Affections OF the Kidneys aud Bladder, lnv0uu
lAfy Discharges, lmpOl1ncy, General Debility
Nervousness, Dyspepsia lAnguOr, Low spiflts
Combustion Of Ideas, ralpitAtiOn OF tho flrSri,
ii,dnlI'{ IrSMhllnH; Dizziness Of sight, OF HL
I,nrrs, Disease Of the Head, Throat, Nose or
skin, Affections Of the Liver iuugs, Stomach or
bnWcls hose Terrible Disorders Arising nan,
Solitary Habits ~ Youth Secret aud SOLITARY
Practices mOtu fatal 10 their victims than tLs
song oISyrrns 10 tho Mariners Of Ulyssrr ,hliyhi
ihE their mnrt brilliant hopes Snd anticipation.
rendering marriage, &c, impossible,
YOUNG MEN
especially, who have become the victims Of Soil
hty Vice, that dreadful aud Destructive hah.,
which HhuuSy sweeps In MI untimrN rr,,r
,,uSMnrahus OF Young mon Of the mUrt excellent
i! nI'M,E and mIlIiGHt Intellect, Whu mIrtt uthuI.
~" nave rhlrHnCcd listening Srnalrs with The
Iutm'rtn"' r"luruCr, Or walked In tcstAcy tho
'''"F ''''' may call with full confidence
., MARRIAGE
MhItl'H PERSONS, az Young Men Concentrating
ms,., ,t'i mlii' aware ri lnWpcal Wrnknu.-,
oLEahlC Dchllily, Drlulmiiir-, surrIiIv ri,rrI
lie VINO places hmsell under Inc CnI, ni ~, 1
may leIlglousiy CnnLldc IN hia honor A. A rpntIr
man, ana conndcntly rely upon hin ri iii GsSIhv.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured aud full Vlgor restored,
This distressing affection. which rrnI"rs me-,
LisGrGhlcahd marriage impossible, IL The pVuaiiy
lald ny tho victims Of Improper inlnlrCncrs
Young persons are too apt IL cummIi rNCesse.
nom not being aware " the dreadful Conrr.
lnrhCcs lhat may cnsnc. Now, who that under
stanuS thc rnlJnct will pretend IN deny that Inc
power ~ prOCIratiOn In luat sooner hy ihr.N f,i
ing INTO improper habits than by the prudent
BESIDES being deprived of thcplcaslrr Of healthy
OFFSPRING, the most serious and destructive rymr
IONS "I both body aud mind arise. ThrsIsirm
WrHnnlrs IrfanGcd, the Physical and Mental
Nervous lrriiAbiity, Dyspepsia, rGIritaiinn OF
tIG iieArt, indigestion, Constitutional Debility.
anu WAstih&of the Frame, Cough, CunsnmplI0n
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reflect that sOund mind and body are the NOS,
necessary requisites TO promote COnnubal hap
pihcss. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage: thr
prospect hourly darkcns to tho view, tho mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and ilrd with
tue melancholy reelection that the happiness OF
another heCOmCa hllnhIrl with nur n,rn
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DR.. j: addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
hAbils, which ruin both body and mind, uniting
riagG. - " 1000
These are some OF the sad and melancholy Of.
IeCtS produced by carly habits Of youth. VIZ:
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Palms in the
or, PalpitAti0n OF the Heart, DyspcnsIa, NrryoTa
lrlhbllity, DefHngcmrnt M the Digestive Func.
lions General Debility, symptoms Of Consump
are much TO he dreaded. LOss OF MrmGTv "a"
fusion OF Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, RyIl Fore
n9diNGs, Aversion 10 Society, Self Distrupt, Love
produced. W Wv ''''
Thousands OF persons Of all ages unn nov.
Judge what II the cause Of their declining health.
losing their vigOr becoming weak, pale, nervous
and cnacialcd, having n singular appearance
about the eyes, Cough, and Symptoms of Con.
sumption,