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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11
Our Counters and Shelves.

/ NE now occupied with y large md gen
y eral stock. 10 which tho inspection Of
"nr friends and customers orc respectfully
invited.
The ladies department. inclnding Mill
ncry and Dress Goods, need not be iletnized
"s We anticipate that it will please The
fashionable and fastidious. No pains have
hocn spared TO make it SO, and it ~ cheer.
al; and confidently submitted to their do
-'"'. nn'l tastes. OF Staple Goods and
''.'N Wearing Natori.l. thorc is n good
= nj reasonable prices. Or Ladies' and
.'mcns Shoes, the supply is full. Alao
~! general stock Of Groceries, ns woll
+" :ir@nro, Crockory, Glassware and
- udsnwnrc. The long catalogue which
embraced in our purchases cnnnot ho
"inzcd. 80 whom you nrc needing any
merchnndi1c, ohll anI enquire.
oct l0 ID. LAUDERDALE.
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advanced twenty or forty psr cent,
by the Now York Board Of Undor-
writer's.
Two new cases of smallpox report
ed in Charlotte, N. G..
Ono of the topics which socm suro
to come u2 during tho next session Of
Congress is postal telegraphy.
One million eight hundred thou
sand dollars has been paid for the
Government printing during tho past
year.
Governor Lewis of Alabama, rcoog-
nizes the court house Legislature, as
they received majority of the popu.
lar vote.
A free fight got six negro women
into the Charleston guard house.
The Speaker Of the House of Rep-
resentatives has appointed Mr..
llayne, Of Marion, reading Clerk.
Mr.. Gabriel Cannon of Spartan.
burg, made an earnest speech in the
House Saturday against the proposed
tax levy. Tim Hurley also made
some telling remarks on the same
side.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
to abolish the Office of Chaplain in
the South Carolina Legislature. 1t
was thought that the body was past
praying for.
Tho Charleston News records the
death of Mra. Virginia Fourgeaud
Dawson, wife of +. w. Dawson, Esq,
one of the proprietors and the chief
editor Of the News.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11
SheriR's Sales.
State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY Ur FAIRFIELD,

COUNT Of AtFI Ihhbi
Philip =. Cook. Executor, against Henry
l.. Allen and others.
In pursuance Of nm order Of Court made
in the atovc entitled action, will offer for
sale OF pnblic auction. to Tho highest hid1e;
before the Court House door in Winnsboro.
within the legal hours Of sale. on the hrst
Monday in January next, tho following
described property. to wit:
All mt piece. arcol or tract OF land:
lying being and situate in the County anu
State aforesaid. hoing part of land belong.
ing 10 the estate Of John Kioks. deceased.
containing Tine Hundred and Fifty Acres,
more or less, and adjoining lands Of John
J. Neil, Ii. y. Dukc und others.
Terms OF Sale.
Ono hn,f Of the purchase mon"' :" 10
paid in cath, for o balance otht ~
Twelve lnontbs with interest thereon To,A
the day Of sale, the purchaser TO civ" 10
bond with q mortgage Of the premises So'a,
and to pay for all necessary pnrcrs.
L. ". DCVALL, S i'.
Sheriff's Office,
W.nnshoro, Dec. 3, 1879.
acc 3-tlS.
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Iardner's Fire Extinguisher

Gardner's Fire Extinguisher
We were present ut tho trial Of the
Gardner Fire cxtinguisher mado on
the College Green on Saturday after
noon by Mcssrs. Bacot e. Co., the
agents for this County. Empty bar
rels filled with straw and saturated
with petroleum were placed one OF,
top of the other to the number Of
ten and when the flames had complete.
ly cnveloped the mass-then the
stream was turned on the fire aud iu
very short space of time the fire was
entirely subdued, without cxhau>ting
the contents of the apparatus. At
night the young men of the town
built another fire, even moro formida.
bic than that of the afternoon and
when the flames were fully ten feet
high, the stream was directed on the
pile and in less than one minute by
the watch it was subdued, it
was again allowed to burn and
with the same charge again put
out when SO hot that Capt. Bacot
with difficulty approached it. Our
town should certainly not be without
four or five of these valuable extin-
cuishcrs, and We hope that our City
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11
Notice of Sale.

NJ E the undersigned, will otior for sale
w to the highest bidder for cash, al
Monticello on Monday, the 9th day of
December instant. tho following personal
property. viz . Three Mules, one Car
riagc and Harness, one wagon, one Let
Wagon Irons. Household and Kitchen Fur
niture and various other articles, l Rose
Wood Piano. Also on same day will be-
rented to the highest bidder the plantation
formerly known rs Estate of Il. +. Lyles,
in tracts to suit parties.
A. G. LYLES,
nov 2O-x3 w. j. MARTIN, Agents.
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The Market,

We notice quite on Improvement in
the market under the new regime.
Fine beef, pork, chicken and vcseta-
bles can be had at all times. We
recommend the public to call and
examine for themselves.
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Sheriff IS Sales.
State Of South Carolina.
CoUN7y or FAIRFIELD.


John Wilson and john p. Wilson, az Exccu
tors. against Nancy Is. Wilson aud others.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Cour,
made IN tho above entitled action. lwi!l
offer for sale Mt public auction to the
highest bidder, before the Court Hou.c
door in Winnshoro, within the legal hours
Of sale, on, the first Monday IN January
next, the following described property. to
wit:
AL that trac, Of Land, lying, being and
situate in the County and State aforesaid.
on Horse Branch, cont aiming One Hundred
md Five and one hnlf Acres. more or less,
and bounded by lands Of john McCul!y,
Mrs. bHllio Pickett and others.
Terms of Sale.
Cash. the purchaser to pay for all ncces,
sary papers.
i. ". DUVALL, S. Z. G..
Sheriff 8 Office
Winnsboro. Dec. 3,l812.
dec 7-tlx2
Alpaccas doc, TO Sl.co at WOODWARD
e Law.
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IIyllleniaI.

Married in EIgcGeld, on Tuesday
evening, the Goth November, by the
Rev. W. A. Lawton, Mr.. JAMES D.
FRASER, of Winnsboro, to Miss MARIA
b. HILL, third daughter Of the
late James L. Hill, Esq, of Eagefield.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11

" The Carolina Slugcls, ex slaves
from Fairfield, under tho manage.
mcut of Prof. Richardson, concerto
ed recently at Philadelphia with great
Success, for the benefi of the colorcd
schools in this State.
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TO the Defendants above Named

To tho defendants. William T.. Chnppell
and ChristInna S. 1urnipsecd
Take notice TINT the foregoing i. copy
Of the summons in this action and that the
complaint herein was filed in the Office Of
the Clerk of Court Of Common Pleas
for Fairfield County, in the State Of South
Carolina, on the 9Th July. 1872.
McCANTS & DOUGLASS,
oct 23-x6 Plaintiffs Attorneys
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NOTICE..
nov 20-x6w

A S the undersigned has large payments
~ to make for Cotton Gin Material per.
song indebted for New Gins or Repairs on
Old Gins, arc re rc4ucsted TO make PROMPT
Payment, ~ IL is out Of tho question 10
carry on business on an indefinite credit,
nov i4-lm J. NJ. ELLIOTT.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11

IG6bIBHou
Judge Samuel w. Melton Of the
Fifth Judicial Circuit, has resigned
his office as Judge for the purpose of
taking possession of the office Of At"
torncy General, to which he was re-
Gently elected.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11

Jako Robinson, Mat. Rose aud
Ohas. Ihurston were arrested in
Knoxville tho other day, charged with
being the principals in the East Ton.
nessee car robbery.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11

GGs~ The epizooty does not seem to
interfere with tho business of Wins
boro, there being as many horses and
wagons on the streets as usual.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11

Cotton Market.
For the past week 52l BALES
of cotton haye been sold in this mar
ket at prices ranging from lG! to II
cents.
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Good Things for the Holids VS..

Our roadeas will not fail to r ..
the advertisement Of Mcs>rs l}a.. 4
Co., with the above heading in .H,~
mornings issue. These gentlcm,.
have just received large a.>o'tmcn,
OF holiday goods which they arc sell
ing low.
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Pardoned,

Pardoned.
Upon the Recommendation of the
members of the Legislature from
Barnweil and Aiken Counties, the late
Gov. Scott pardoned William Sim.
mons, 0. L. w. Smith, Peter Allen
and Samuel Jenkins, convicted of
manslaughtor at tho May term last,
and sentenced to twonty years in the
penitentiary.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11

National Bank.
Wo arc gratificd to learn that suf-
ficient stock has been subscribed to
start Bank in our town, something
we have been in neod of ever since the
CLOSE of the war. Fifty thousand
dollars worth of stock have been Sc
cured, and the the Bank will be put
in operation as soon the necessary pro.
liminarics can be arranged.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11

Hon. w. d. Porter is to deliver tho
anniversary oration before the WASH
ington Light Infantry, of Charleston,
on Washington's birth day-Fobru.
ary q.
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Carolina National Bank,
COLUMBIA. s. G..
Capital Ste elk Paid In, $500. 600,

Bodrd Of Directors.
j.. D. Cl'ids, Pres. Jno. T. Darby.
). W. Parker, Vice Pres. i. NJ. Wallace.
Z. d: on, Solicitor. Jno. S. Wiley.
X. ONcalc, Jr., Il. Hope.
W. Is. Guliek, Cashier.
G J. Irtdcll Asst Cashic~.
N addition to the ordinary and usual
business of Banking, the Carolina Ma.
iional Bank Of Columbia, S. c., issnes In.
terest bearing Certificates for any amount,
payable on demand, and bearing seven per
cent. intcrcst from d. tc, intercs, colIccia.
bic every six months, If the certificate has
not been previously presented. Deposits
in gold received on sau. terms, and interest
paid in kind. Uepos;tors have all the ad.
yaniapcs Of
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11
False Rumor.

1t was currently rumo.ed on the
streets yesterday evening that horse
attached to Mr.. Elders dray fell
dead while hauling goods from the de-
pot. Such is not the case, but the
horse is still hauling new goods to
Mr.. ELDERS dry goods emporium.
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One Fare.

One Fare.
Masons wishing to attend the dcdi.
cation of tho Masonic Temple next
Tuesday, in Charleston, will be pass
cd.ovcr the Charlotte, Columbia e. Au-
gusta and South Carolina Roads for
one faro,
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More Hogs.
Mr.. Goodiug has on hand lot Of
very fine Kentucky hogs, they arc
selling at 81 cents gross.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11
BUILDING FELT
.EX NOTICE.
Executors Final Notice.

4 Ii. persons having demands against the
~ Estate Of james Johnston, deceased,
are hereby notified 10 present them to me
properly established and all those indcbtcd
to said estate nre notified to come forward
and settle up without delay
SAMUEL II. JOHNSTON, Ex'or.
nov 2I-X4
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Santa Clans.
Mr. A. p. Miller advcrtiscs in an
other column that Santa Claus will
soon be horc. Tho "little folks"
are invited to call and examine his
large stock of holiday goods. Hc
promises to please them in every par
ticular. DON'T fail to give him sail.
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The Malady.
The cpizooty has so far abatod here
that great many OF the animals that
were sick have returned to work.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11

New Advertisements
Citation-W. NJ. Nelson Judge
Of Probate.
Sheriff Seles-L. W. Duvall.
Executors Notice -- Thomas G.
Douglass.
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Un-looked- for Compliment.

Un-looked-for Compliment.
H. A. Mcetze, Esq, Democratic
member of tho Legislature from Lex
ingtop, has bocn appointed Chairman
Of the House Committee on tho Ju-
dietary.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11

Left Out.
1t will be seen by this mornings
issue that cx.Gov. Vance has been
beaten for United States Senator in
the North Carolina Legislature by
Judge Merrimon.
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A SAVINGS Is ANEk.

and the safety Of their deposits is guarnn.
teed by paid-np capital of Three Hundaed
Thousand Dollars. Persons having funds
Shich they wish to invest Temp. rariIy. will
find this q safe means Of Investment, re.
turnaSle upon demand, and always ready
for use should more profitable invest
merit offer.
Remittances may he made by Express.
and Certificates will be returned by mail
without delay.
Columbia, s. c., Nov. IA, 1872.
nov RI -t3m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11
What's Up 2

WHAT'S Up9
We see from the Legislative pro-
cecdings that Mr.. NJ. S. Millcr, re.
preventative of the Republicans from
this County, has given notice of tho
ntroduotion of "Bill to altar and
amend tho charter of the Town Of
Winnsboro." AS yet We arc in the
dark as to what is contemplated, but
will inform the public as soon as we
ascertain.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11

Crumbs
Thomas Deloach, of Abbcvillc, is
dead.
The rates Of insurance have been
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-11

Everybody read WOODWARD s LAWS
advertisement.
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WOODWARD & LAW

Cor. Congress and U'dshingion So.
RE continunlly reocivinp additions 10
II their largo o vnried stock Of Dry Goods.
Dress Goods. Hats. Cups, Boots and Shoes,
Trunks and Valices.
CLOTHING.
Cassimefes and Jcans. Blanl OTIS. Crock
cry, Hardware Woodenwaro and Groceries.
nov23 ..s
Cheese ! Cheese |! ! Cheese ~!
10 Boxes choice Factory Cheese. Those
desiring q good article can obtain it by
sendipgt to
nov2o U. G. pEsroRTEs s co.
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Domestic or Foreign Markets.

= To which we invite the attention Of 'th
the inhabitants of Fairfield County as else
where. Feeling assured shat We can fur
nish them with better GOOOa at Less Prices
than any house in South Carolina. Ms our
stock i IF tho hest quality OF GOODS.
>'r"p!c: SEM on application by mil. Wo
ave " hc"u'ilnl l'r" OF Munrn,ng Goods.
Hr y y. ARRANTS, Of Kcrshnw. is
rc'v :" """ employ. M ? ell as Mr.. BELTON
'i.' III, hnh Of these gen'lcmon would
-: " ~" il.rir Fairfield friends Mt
- I'D iENTE-iL URT GOOUS
:. So. .."H |*.Nruf -.
T.. s.,s5s. LOVE s. CO,
Columbia. s. G..
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C"U " r..li!'i. :. c
HAoH ri...
David 49,. - mnr - III =.
Watt. .',>..| .+.F a.; sc. -"
PinlnI'!f,, '.Er .'S i'n': ": 4
Admin. >trato; >: rs, g #
Copk, deceased. Mary g. - .'.in,
Oh rpcl, George Ca@lrr' N,'t;ru,
l.. Charpeii. Th"mpsrn thIYri:. Mary
Charpcll. Martha Mayo and her husband
Phillip r. Mayo, Sarah Chnppris. Mar
tia Pausling AMI her husband Elwnrd r.
PauilnX Christ inna S. Turnipaoad,
Mary Smith and her hu. band Ira L.
Smith, Detendants-Copy Summons.
TO the Defendants above Named
Yon arc hereby summoned and required
TO aLswer the complaint in this action,
which is iiic.l in the office Of tho Clerk OF
Common fiens, for Tic said County, and
to serve a copy Of your answer TO the said
complaint on the subs bscribcrs 1T their Office,
No. 6, Law Range, Mnnsboro, South
Carolina, within twenty days after the ser.
vice hereof, exclusive Of the day of such
service; and if you fnil to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply 10 the
Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Dated 5th July is72
McIAN1S & DOUGLASS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Local 5auib3

local Sauib3
New Advertisements.
Citation NJ. Nelson Judge
Of Probate.
Sheriff Sales-L. W. Duvall.
Executors Notice -- Thomas G.
Douglass.
n-looked-for Compliment.
II. A. Mcetze, Esq, Democratic
member of tho Legislature from Lex
ingtoD, has boon appointed Chairman
Of the House Committee on tho Ju-
dietary.
Left Out
1t will be seen by this mornings
issue that ex.Gov. Vance has been
beaten for United States Senator in
the North Carolina Legislature by
Judge Merrimon.
The Malady.
The cpizooty has 80 far abatcd here
that great many OF the animals that
were sick have returned to work.
One Fare.
Nlasons wishing to attend the dcdi.
cation of tho Masonic Temple next
Tuesday, in Charleston, will be pass
cd'.over the Charlotte, Columbia & Au-
gusta and South Carolina Roads for
one fare.
Resigned,
Judge Samuel w. Melton Of the
Fifth Judicial Circuit, has resigned
his office as Judge for the purpose of
taking possession of the Office Of At
torncy General, to which he was re-
Gently elected.
More Hogs.
Mr.. Gooding has on hand q lot of
very fine Kentucky hogs, they are
selling at ~ cents gross.
Cotton Market.
For the past week 52l BALES
of cotton haye been sold in this mar
ket at prices ranging from lG! to II
cents.
-~~~>~--->~~>--~---
" The Carolina Stugcls, cX slaves
from Fairfield, under the manage.
mcnt of Prof. Richardson, concerto
cd recently at Philadelphia with great
success, for the benefit of the colorcd
schools in this State.
----~.~~.---,.~~><-----
GG~ The epiHooty does not seem to
interfere with tho business of Wins.
boro, there being as many horses and
wagons on the streets as usual.
The Market.
We notice quite on Improvement in
the market under the new regiEc.
Fine beef, pork, chicken and vcseta>
bles can be had at all times. We
recommend the public to call and
examine for themselves.
Good Things for the Holidays.
Our readeas will not fail to T. ..
the advertisement Of Mcs>rs Ba. 4
Co., with the above heading in .Hl~
mornings issue. These gentlcm,.
have just received large assortment
OF holiday goods which they arc sell
ing low.
falsa Rumor.
1t was currently rumo,ed on the
streets yesterday evening that horse
attached to Mr.. Elders dray fell
dead while hauling goods from the de-
pot. Such is not the case, but the
horse is still hauling new goods to
Mr.. ELDERS dry goods emporium.
Pardoned,
Upon the recommendation of the
members Of the Legislature from
Barnweil and Aiken Counties, the late
Gov. Scott pardoned William Sim.
mons, 0. L. W. Smith, Peter Allen
and Samuel Jenkins, convicted of
manslaughtor at tho May term last,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-30
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April ~
COTTON-Quirt but firm; low mid
dlings at 22sc.
FLOUR-Very firm; Ho ward street
superiine at s. 0097 62}; do extra at
s. 0O@S Is; do family at 50 00@lO 30;
western superfine at s. 00@7 so; do
extra at 8 OO@S -; do family at 9 %
@975.
,GRAIN-Wheat unchanged and quiet;
sales Of western red No. 3 southern
at 81 10. Corn firm and active; southern
white at Tic; do yellow firm and active;
mixed western and yellow western al
Csc. Oats dull and no demand;
southern at $4,000; western at 500
55c. Rye firm at 9j@M 05.
PROVISIONS-Buoyant and strong;
foreign news regarded favorable. Mess
pork firm at $l4 90. Bulk meats;
shoulders at DC; rib sides at 6s@63e;
clear rib sides at 7t@S4c. Bacon in
good jobbing demand; shoulders at &c;
rib sides at E}G clear rib sides at &c.
Sugar cured hams at l24@l3c. Lard
in improved demand and firm at 9lc.
BUTTER-Western choice tubs at
30t932c.
WHISKY-NOminal at 90c.
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BOUTwELL's BOOK.KEEPING.
ssfi4 .aejR,!.tt4paaet Of Tuua red
and Righty.niue Millions. .

and Eighty.nine Millions. ...
1t isai queer revelation which the
New York Worlds correspondent at
Washington makes concerning the
manner in which, the books at tie
Treasury are kept. Such thing as
balancing seems to be unknown, and
the discrepancies are so immense, as
reported by the World, that no amount
Of figuthk etpfuhke them hsrrnonizeS
In the~ffBaheet report for fS7l,' Mr..
Boutwell, states the receipts OF internal
revenue from September, 1862, to June,
1871, at 81 SOC, 5424S8:: The Register
OF It be Treasury puts them at Sl,57l,-
9Ol ,664;. the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenos reports $l,626,572,-
So; and, finally, the Fifth Auditor
figures up $l,437,64S,lO2 Here is
discrepancy between Secretary and
Commissioner Of more than seventeen
millions, and between Commissioner
and Auditor OF nearly $lS9,000,O00. A
Jess ingenious person than Mr.. Bout
we'll would have Suppressed this redicn-
lous report until some solution of the
mystery could be obtained; and as it
stahds, the Secretary must either con-
cede that mopey,has leaked out of the
Treasury in an alarming manner, or
that. his books are kept in manner
so slovenly as to discredit even a small
corner grocery. There is!a similar dis
crepancy in the estimates Of the cost
OF collectils,t THE internal revenue. All
agree that the cost is more than one
par cent grestet under Grants Admin
Htation than ever before, but they can
not agree among themselves just how
much has been expended in this way.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DIR. Fishblatt addresses all those wh6have
injured themselves by improper indul-
gences and solitary habits, which ruin both
body and mind, uniting them for either
business, study, society or marriage.
These are some of tn sad p nd melancholy
effects produced by early habits of youth,
viz: Weakness OF the back and limbs pain
in1he breast, dlmness of sight, loss ot mus
cular power, palpitation OF the heart, dys-
;pepeia, nervous iirriiabnity, symptoms iof
consumption, arrangement ofthe digestive
FINN "A lOnsv tHcY les. p 2f' IT, ~ -
MENTALLYrThe effects on aba mind
are fnuch'to be dreaded. Loss Of memory,
confusion OF IDEAS, depression OF spirits,
evil forebOdins, aversion. DO s0cetyy aeif-
dstrus To-, ISge sr e sqIit9de !Iniaey fe
Thousands ofpsrsori OF all ages can now
Judge what Is the cause of. their declining
health, losing their vigor, ,becomingiweak K,
pale nervous, and enaciated, having sin
gular appearance about the eyes, cough, ana
symptoms Of consumption.