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..The Tyrone PAL Herald heads Its columns Win
! Grant and Anna Dtckcrsons' Anna had better eau
at Il. b. SPENCE sos's, dgetone OF their stTs''
4 sl,ring susts before the canvass commences
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To get fun dollars worth Of socks, neck-tes OF
bandkerrh!cfs, visit E. D. SPgScE SoE, 1900 Main
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=" A MorrIstown editor, to whom Was sent SONG
entitled What shall my Love Wear, wrote kind
but decided article advising her to wear clothes =
made b. L. 3. SPENCE 6 Son.
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Go to " wEIs1aEH's aud see all Of the latest Hsoaa'
ssay styles hats. Selected In person. -
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T ssnjudicious advertising Is like fishing where
there's no fish, You need TO let the lines fall In The
right place that Is, in the Dfspasca where =. u
SPENCE & SON, the successful ciothers, DO their ad
yertisIng. ss~ss---...-L-. ss-~. -.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, April ., 1872.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AFRn $, 1872.
sun rises s....... 5:3s Moon rises s........... 6:a
sun spts........ 6:oa High tide... ......... al
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HEsRIco COUNTY CouKT.-This court was
not in session on Saturday.
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- JuE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
.f,.t = LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED
;,.,lI,ArtrN OF ALI THE OTHER DAILY
>yyysrArFES or THE CITY.
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Mrs.. Laura "A. sFair.s s. w, 4
SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.--The second trial
Of Mrs. Laura a. Fair is set for June 2ath.
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MILES AND HORSES roRys'.A,lL.l ALI

MtLEs AND HORSES FQly SALE sssssy Sd,
Parties In want OF stock will lind It 10 their nts,est
after locking elsewhere TO e.,if on ,s u
purchase. No. l MULES and HUkSES, f1r we sra ~
prepared 70 sell the finest stock &C the lowest
Don't foryetJ j. Il. Davfss old stand. ~ r, 80
We can accommodate more bfUL ESand HORSES e
on LIVERY by day or mouth. st,, So
ap 4-d&wlm TURNER CO.
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.d,.,o, m orchestra and dress ctrCle SLso :teeSa
,,rnme,fe Al. FAMILY circle and gallery, tG cent?:
extra charge for reserved seafSi 10 DC proSuaeo
at WEST, JOHNSTON u CO.'S. =, z Seysp.Nsp' .ssss
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IDEAS, PEAS, PEAS.

DOOK AND JOB PRINTING OF ALL
- KINDS NEATLY DONE AT THIS OFElCEs
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sYMPTolIs or cATARRH.

Indisposltiop to exercise, difficulty d
thinking or reasoning, or concentrating
the mind upon any subject, lassitude, laclI
Of ambition or energy, discharge falling
into throat, sometimes prof1se, watery,
acrid, thick and tenacious mucous, puru.
lent, offensive, &c. In others d dryness,
dry, Watery, weak orinaamed eyes, ring.
ing sneaFsi deafness, having and cough.
Ing to clear throat, alterations, death and
decay Of bones, scabs from ulcers, constant
desire to clear nose and throat, voice al.
tered, nasal twang, offensive breath, i'm.
paired or total deprivation Of sense Of
smell and taste, dizziness, mental depress.
ion, loss ofappetite, Indigestion, dyspep.
sia, enlarged tonsils, tickling cough, diffi.
Guilty in speaking plainly general debility,
indiocy and insanity. i9s5 {
All the above symptoms are common 10
the disease in some Of lis stages or com.
plications, yet thousands ofcases annually
terminate Ia consumption orinsanity, and
end the grave without ever having man
Tested one, third Of the symptoms above
enumerated. siia1 j 10 % isii si,sssic'
No disease Is more common or less I'M
derstood BY physicians, The Proprietor
of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy willspay
$500 reward for q case Of cataffh which
he cannot cure. Sold by all druggists, or
send six cents TO r. v. Pierce, n. ID, 1888
Seneca street, Buffalo, n. Y, for H. e
The World does not Contain medi.
-
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All the Year Round.

/
And in all the parts q the world, the
elements Of disease are present In the air,
the soil and IN tsa.tr. n, 4 frosief a. len
$780, < !, \. 49, M El,a,, ps,,t,,S,.
49,, alu at,plsiois ~ ..'''s 49,
AnfIdpb TO these invisible enemies o.
health, Hosletier's bomnch Blllefs, a hi
valuable q o household medicine AtallHea.
Sons and in every latitude, At no period
Of the year y q regulating aud cofrecl Ave
medicine more needed than toward thg
close 81 winter, when the sun and
rain are beginning to break up the winter
blockade, and from the softening soil arr
ses that terrible miasma, which weights
IKE an incubus upon the vital machinery,
anu depresses the animal spirits. 1t g
'then that the seeds q intermittent and
remttlte9t levers Of rheumatism and
rhenmauc gouI Of obstinate stomach
complaint, o. disorders Of the liver aud
bowels, and q whole host OF pulmonary
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Nature Crea.erthan Art.

The tendency of Medical Science at the
present day, is to circumscribe more and
more the legitimate field Of its operations
while at the same time It's disciples labor
to cultivate that field with corresponding
ly increased diligence. Food, as Is being
now recognized, every day with more
clearness, flood Is the Great Healer and
the only trueofflce Of medical rem dies,
in the great majority Of cases, Is simply
this and also enable the stomach 10 d..
gestfood in sufficient abundance, and
with sufficient th0reaghness /. and also
to enable the various portions of the
systemic appropriate from the food thus
digested, whatever respectively they re-
quire in order To full health. This SpfinI
cipal Is strikingly illustrated in the case
of that great popular medicine OF the age,
DIR. Gottlieb Fisch's Bites. This rene.
dy operates principally, almost solely, by
stimulating the. digestive and theoAssiml.
htiye functions, thus enabling FooD, No.
lures own Universal Remedy, to have
free, unimpeded course !a $50
: Thissubiect continued nextwees under
4 s1ae Lamp g 141e.Slf az = ; eod&w
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Diet and Habit.

The following observations concerning
diet, habit, &c, will be found quiteGs val.
liable as any Quinine should not be
eaten after q hearty meal OF Indian rub
Der; the spermaCeti contained In the for
mer will unite with the oxalic acid In the
latter, and agon.grease will be evolved
with disastrous result Before taking q
bath the entire body should be carefully
washed. Then lay on coating of tar
and get into the water. II cant touch
yOn anywhere. A splendid antidote for
pork sausage is made by twisting togeth.
er rattleSnake and o common inch rope.
Being subject to aheartot $50 degrees,
they will blend so as TO DO indistingnish-
able. Stir before taking, If you would
stir at all. 1t Is not so fashionable as II
iOremerly was to chop cord Of wood be-
fore breakfast none but very old men,
who cling to the traditions of youth like
lean leach to a stuffed frog, ever do 1t,
and they commonly perish ut 1t. Getting
out Ofbed ina Precipitation Is to be avoid
ed alwaYslie in bed as long as you can
find any excuse for It. Nothing Is moro
Injurious than the ordinary method of go.
Ing up stairs It causes the alkali in the
blood 10 settle In the corns, producing
Aranism and strangulation. The proper
way is to lie down on your stomach and
coup feet first. Never sleep with your
eyes shut; il Is degenerate hGbit Bath.
Ing, as intimated above, Is conducted on
wrong principle. 1t is probable that
tue custom might be advantageously abCl.
hhed altogether. Bath.lIouses and bath
rooms in dwellings are a thing Of recent
growth. Our grandlathers seldom or never
hathed; and It is conceded that they lived
to be several hundred years old. They
were very dirty, but one OF them could
stand more hard, square drinking than q
dozen Of lis. In your morning walk land
every one should walk at least ten miles
before brcaktasD always 60 rounda corn
held;Oat fields and barley fields won't do.
Sir Isaac Newton always walked round q
Conileld, and was much greater man
than st. Paul, who aroused his appetite
bysimply journeying to Damascus. Po-
AtOes should always be eaten with the
skins on. The skins contain bicarbonate
OfmuCilage, whichis just what the liver
requires. When the custom of giving
the skins to the poor originated, science
was almost wholly unknown. There are
more things 1t would be well TO know,
but a strict compliance with the rules al!
ready given will enable you to live as
long as you will wish 10. Further I'M
suction would but proloug your misery.
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Ghe4lltqllEIlEllfle1Is';
rHE LEGISLATURE.

IN Inc Senate, Monday, February 9th
Mr. Morrison, from the committee On IA
iernAl improvements, reported q pll ail
,Snrizing Wheeling to subscribe 70 thu
csnital Stock Of the Wheeling and Tus
carSwas Valley Railroad Company; ~
'' biI was Introduced by MI. Kline to
proyIde for establishing stopping pIaces
md me erection olstation houses or oepo|
SnIldinps II he nearest and most cony Ia
Dient point 10 towns and villages Of Oyv
i"Ss mai oranore, by railroad COM
panies. slau.A ii5 49, ....,s,..
Tho Senate Joint resolution providing
far A Mo ds adjournment Of the lIegisia-
tDre on Inc 10Th inst, was made the
sDecial order for the l9th. .,..,. .'JL -
In The Senate, FebrlaryGth, among the
Senate bijI TO incorporate the Circle.
villa and Beverly Turnpike Company
senate hin to incorporate the North
Rranch Railroad Company; Senate bill
N establish branch normal school OF
cSlepyIlIe In The county Of Gilmer Senate
bill creating an independent school dis
trict in Sutton. ..ti
A note was received and read from
Father Stenger,i In regard to thefHyitation
extended To him 10 open the Senate with
prayer, declining the invitation on the
ground that when the original arrange
ments were made amongst the Clergymen
Of the city, the presence Of Catholic
priest was entirely ignored, and that only
after the lapse Of nearly one month this
illiberality was taken cognlzance oil and q
tArdy PREPARATION made, and he felt that as
a member Of the Catholic priesthood Of
West Virginia, he was obliged to main.
tain q certain sense Of dignity and sell.fe-
speCt, and hoped that next year and Tor
ever hereafter effective measures would
DO taken against the possible recurrence Of
any petty illiberality Of the kind,
Nj. Scott, Of Richie, offered the follow
log resolutions which, after debate, was
adopted:
Re0lued, That the clergy Of this city,
without regard to each name or denomfn.
alton, berequested by the President Of the
Senate to open the morning session there
Of with prayer. Yeas-17. Nays-MesSrs.
Alexander, Armstrong, Carpcr and Sher.
rard. Absent, Mr.. Baker. ~ a.s rs,
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CONSIDER Me SMITH."-A good story
Is told of old DR.. Caldwell, formely Of the
University Of North Carolina: Asi
The doctor was small man, and lean,
but as hard and angular as the most
Irregular Of pine knobs. '''''N
HelOoked as though he might be tough,
but he did not seem strong. Nevertheless
he was, among the knowing ones, reputed
tobe agile @as q cat" and, in addition,
was BY no means deficient in o knowledge
oIthe manly art" Well, in the fresh
man class Of a certain year was q hurley
beef mountaineer Of eighteen or nineteen.
This genius conceived a great contempt
ior old Bolus's physical dimensions, and
us soul was Mortified that oneso!delicient
IN muscle should bcso potential in his
rule, " .,,-'.Is. Iig,, : -.
Poor Jones, this Is what well call him,
mad no idea Of moral force. At any rate,
nc was not incllnedt to knock under and
10 controlled despOtically by q man he
imagined lie couldtie or whip. at length
NC determined 10 give tlieold gentleman
sgenteel, private lhrashing, some night,
IN The college campus, pretending to mis-:
@Se him for some fellow student,
SHORTLY alter, on dark and rainy night,
Jones met the doctor crossing the cam.
ws; Walking up to him, abruptly isi
Hello, Smith! yon rsacal- this youPp
ana with that he struck tue old gentleman
S1lOw on the side Of the face that nearly
Old Bolus said nothing, but squared
himself and at 1t they went jones's
youth, weight and muscle made him an
ugly customer but after o round or two
Tue doctors science began TO tell, and II
asaOrt time he had knocked his antago
hs down, and was astraddle Of his chest
WIN one hand on his throat and the 9th
q Healing vigorous cuts on the side o.
Ine head. sLit Az 1da .iH s,al Is. 3
"Ah !stopl IbSg pardon, doctor, Doc
Nt Caldwell-a Mlistake--tor heaven's
sake, doCtorp he groaned. II really
thought It was Smith" gs ~
The doctor replied with a word and {
OIoT alternately. ~ B
vt makes no difference; for all presen
purposes consider me Smiah,n
And It 10 said that old Bolus gave Jone
such a pounding that he never made an
OAer mistake as 70 personal indentlty. I
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s,Ifthe patient DO female tho approach Of thu
1nenacs % loplird for with anxiety Is the flrst
ayInptom y whieh nature 10 to show her saving
power in dihfasing the circulation and visiting
the check with the bloom of health. Alasl in.
crease of appetite has grown by what 1t fed on.
The onsGsies ofithe system orc ptostrated, and
the whole economy is derang0d. The beautiful
and wonderful period in which body and mind
undergo %. fascinating q change rom child TO
woman, Is iCoked ior In vain. The parent heatt
blaedAln Enxlety ind fAncie6 tha graya hbEYllt.
Ing for rs victim. - L'-7'i .''-&
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THE illness OF Hon, Garret Davis was
caused, it is thought byprotracted mental
labor, together with The griei which hS
recently experienced at the loss Of step.
daughter to whom he was much attached.
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40 lagtr5 glQ as or Z.
HELMB0L0'S
4,lA .Etial,l.Lg
Extract BuChu
9aegn -
FSr.WS6kRsss Arising from Excuses
or Early IndlseretIon,
81 .iG9jlll w .LE1lI

attended With the following symptoms: 1ndIspo,
Sltiolto ETtftionSIo Power, LOBaor Mem.
~, Dim6alty ofBseathIhg, GGnunlWeaknsas, ,
Horror of Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Dreadful Horror OF Death, Night sweats, Cold
Feet, wSkeialness, Dlmness Of Vision, Languor,
Universal Lassltudc Of the Muscular System,
Often Enormous Appetite Win DyspOptic symp
toms, hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body, Dryness
Of the Skin, PallId ConntenaDcc and Eruptlonl
on the Faee, Pain in The Back. Heayiness Of Tho
Kyelids, Frequently Block Spots Flying before
the Eyes with Temporary suHasion and Loss Of
Sight, Want OF Attention, Great Mobility, Rest
lessness, with Horror OF Society. Nothing is
moro desirable to such patients than aolItnde,
and nothing they more dread, for fear Of them.
selves; no repo5e Of manner, no 'eatnestuess, NO
speculation, but hurried transition from one
question 70 another. q q Il & ! y IA .
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YOuNG MRN

Who have injured themselves bys certain prae.
iace, mdnlged In when alone, hsbit freousntIv
learned nom eyel companions, or al School, ths
enec@ o. which are nightly I'm, even when
asleep, and, u mot cured, rendeFs marriage In
should apply Immediately, $50 way
MnAta pity that Q young man, the hone ofhIA
country tho pride Of his parents, ghould he
snaGned nom all prospects and enjoyment of
ne ~ me consequences Of deyiating nom Inc
pA ~! q lnatqIe. and tndnlging IN certain Be-
SIs st n ~. suca persons must before soptem-
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nj JOHNgON7

nennber q the Royal College Of Surgeon. Lon,
Don, 9nduate Of go or no moel eininent Col.
leeeg y ne United States, and The greater psrt
nas been gpcnt in the hospitals Of
ollected some OF the most ast0nishing ciife AMI
Mese ever known. Many troubled With fiIleinp
IN mo mead and ears when asleep Rfeat neryoue
nees, being alarmed ct sudden Sound. bashinl
nsess, WITH frequent blushing, attended Some.
immediately. - I''''Ns w" w. 'su ltD,
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New York Market.

NEW YORK FEBRUARY lU.-CoTroN-
Mlddling Upland 23ic.
FLOuii lesB active and iinchaigod
superhne v cBt6Fr State 81 00a6 10 Witt
wheat extra u 3Oa7 90 81. LOUD ID o0I
$50.
GRArE-wheat, spring No. /, 81 5Sl
80, winter red western 81 G3a1 o.
white 81 Goal Is. BARLEY active. md IN
changed. Corn-New western mixed
Naoat 73a74c, old and new mixed Tale
Oatg dull western and Ohio In store AMI
ahoat 62ia5Gc.
Rdds-ln buyers favor at 2Sa3lc.
WooL-Activo; extra Ohio 77ia90c
pS9l| sss SS4s & n,r tape.. hid b,
$50 sUeAl UndI,nnged. N
MOL saEs ID Domestic 40aGOe
|0,1i Arr u. I % primo stem ofa0ic
RUrfeH md oHEk Unc anged.
|ag Q Bdltmose lIarkei.
gBA1TMoRE, February 10.-F1ouI.-
snperane western 80 00a6 80.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm Pennsyiyanil
81 Goal 65. Oorn--N Nominal; mixed west
Ieln70lc. oats-Actlye at G2a5Oc.
PRovIHoNs-Mess Pork steady, $14 30
Bacon firm; hams lac. Lard 94c.
BurrlR Western aetive but I'M
lchanged.s E1pS9hl G2E9
aIWHIsKY-Firm, 03ic.
|, Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, February 10.--FIouR ANU
GRAN-Unchanged. " bilgN n HI'
GROCERIES, AND 0TLs-Steady.
d Eaes-Dull at 1870.
PRoyIsIoNs-Po rk-Quiet and weak al
$13 %. Lard-Quiet at Stable. Bulk
Meas-Dull at 5a8iaG!c. Bacon-Dull
and weak at 6ta7Ra7sc.
Hoas-Demand fair a. 81 4la5 90. 4 40
WHIsKY-Steady at SIC. - "
Milwaukee Market.
MMwAUKRE, February lO.-FIouR-
Steady with moderate demand X spring
SO l60s
GRAM Wheat No., II Milwaukee
81 90; No. 2do "a. Oats-Steady; No. 2
S24c. Corn-Demand fair; No. eimixed
4O4c. Rye-Ddll; No. 1,71tc. Barley.
,Dull rail- No. ~ 6Sic, Ey -. II
z T,cnhIs m nTa,,L.a,, ttsiti u l
Loursy1IIp Fehrnarv in "Ton.cco
Sales continue lioht !prieeo s S1SS ~
CENTS small ~ '' ~
'pa,,,-s ~.
BALTIMORE, February s.-BEEP CAT.
TLE.-The market yesterday was among
the very dpllest q 1.-THE season, and tig
ctined &c on Htops and &c per pound On
common grades - some 1000 head
changed hands at 81 25aS per 100
pounds, o few only of'a yeryssupeFipr
quality bringing the outside price. The
balance Of the offerings were slowly
closed out this morning, being the com
mon grades, at shade further decline.
~ the receipts some 4UO head were re.
saippea East wlIhont pelng ohered here
f5lces To-Day lor Beef SaItIe ranged as
follows: Best 6eeyes 70 76a7 90; that
generally Fate.l tlrst quality 81 7Sa5 % i
medium n gogu laif claaiiLy " QUA ~ /;
on5pli En INNS oxen ana COWS - -
aSi6O; IaIefior and lowest grades OF cat.
lleI ~ OOao OO-general average OF the
y mnarKeL Lo.day ~ 20; extreme range Of
prices NJ II Soa1 W. Most Of me sales were
IRON ~. 20 70 S5per 1lUO pounds. lOt
tne reGelpts 9So mead came from Ohio, l49
from Virginia, iI4 rom west Virginia, o.
mem M missouri. on from Maryland, w from
1lllnols, ana w from ennsylvanla-total
receipts ior the week. ! ,6S9 head, against
isl last week, anu ,0S9 head the same
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MAkAE'ISsGB4 w fAtAGtikARAs
4 S3tJ saA--- - tIat 9roEia ~ giss
New York Money and stock Market.
NEw1 York, February 10.-GoID-
Dull at 110lG110G. Loans were from 8 to
OF per cent for Carrying Clearings $72,-
100000. Exports for tie week $4,000.
GovERNMENTs-The market closed up
firm with fair demand from home .inyes;
tors German bankers have almost ceas-
ed TO press the bonds for sale.
b MoNEY-- Easy.at Gper cent. .!2!ieifs
+ STERLING ExcHANaR-109R.
United states &c OF 1851, coupons! 3. ..iiB
Llve-tWentiee Qe62) - .llO3
ElVc.twenties (le6ll lI0N
EVo-tWehtles lloool ....lly4
ElVe-tWenties lb6I -. Ms
Elye.tWenties usGs).-... .s...t,......,....,.l!
Ggn.lortes
currency U.s., ...,.,,.,...s..IoN
SToCKs-The market opened strong
but prices soon beganto decline and closed
dull and heavy at from ! % per cent
lower than evening prices. .g6i' ~
STATE BoNDs- Southern State securi.
ties thisatternoOn are active In new South
Carolina, january and, July issue, with
large salessat SAT ITO 36fsi The state
ment made by the Governor Of South
Carolina In regard 10 tho total amount
ofthe debt was probably tho occasion Of
this rise. The balance Of the list was dull
| In the absence OF the regular Afternoon
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A Safe place.

rom The last Charleston journal. li feIt
The smallpox has failed to reach here
owing to the closing Of navigation.
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MEDICAL.
BAggnpeEl0sRPH l0CK HSsFffzf. h
ESTABLISHED SAlEEUcE EBOn VulrERy.
Tho Only PIae. nh.ra 4 rlt. - !. nI..,...

d. pohnepn has discovered, The most Ceyta,r b,
sGy, sse oa ~ e e 9 nensdyih she Weed
Aleeti9ne OF tho Kidneys and BLADDER, Inyoinn.
w w discharge, lmpotoney, General Debility.
At yog,nnese, Dyspepsia, IAnguoF, Low BplFlts
" 81 11sss gslpitaaop cf ths Heart
sinees pieease q ths Head, lThISat NJdsl SF VI
skin. Aheehonp q the LiyeF, Lungs, Slomacho or
s o,Is.s RSS. T g peeEdsts ilslng nom
Practices more fatal 10 their victims than M
cong ofHyrens 10 no liarlnaa fIiiyapes4 biiShis
Ing theft mott brilliant hopcs ana al tipSiisS pa
rendering marriage, &c, impossible.
~. 49,, YOUNG MIND ,VaajBnE n
NV Eh9 hsye essSRe ths victims OF Boil.
boSssS SdhnS ofuy sweeps 70 an hniimeiy grave
SIss \. aug eslilia intellect, WHO iRht Other
th1deESof eioqSease, S Or R ss1 y, with !Ae
hSlng Tyre, may call with full conhSseee 'uS
~ n 81 /, MARRIAGE, :, =, i,
AAiLried tessonG OF Young MencontemplatIby} 2
or1sns a sssiiIhIg 9SsSs q Physical Weakness
iiS vba pisrn.y Ss speedily cured
nay cpnldg IN hla honor n 4 Reniie IN.
Ih sI ana confidently rely uponhS Ekill as ply =
4 ORGANIC wEAKNEss ,sailg 4,
This distressing Affection, Whie6 repdera INA
,aVs ND marriage h thepSaaiiS
PAD BY the victims OF Improper indnIgoneeS
f sSSng Pet1sS1s arc 700 apt q commit eSsesss
queheas tlat ai6s. NOV. ND ~ Y SChs
slaads nc eubjeet u u pretend 70 deny TINT the
into 9a Ssi ,S sooner thoss on
besides being deprived 9th pleasnre dfheSltSv
so1Ips tne most serious and destructive symp.
RseSenes dsEAngGd. .lhe PhyiiCGIsGnd Mental
NetHoua 1rritability, DYHpepeia -pSinitstInm N
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a TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. N,
Dr. J; addre.see all thoso who have Injured
SaM.S e W., ~ mpfo indnlgenee and solitary
sia LOT either business, study, society OrmaEs
These are some Of tho sad and melancholy q,
ieetS produced by early habits Of youth. vIe
Mmhnee9 OF tho Back and Limbs, Pains In,the
he9d, Dimness OF SiAkt, Loss OF lfuSculaf Pow
e, Pllpitation Of the Heart, DYipcpsia, Nervous
Jena eSstai psSi9S 81 sss EH@s
AENFAILr-Tbe fearful effects On 4 de mind
e e much g DO dreaded. Loss OF Memory, Con
tnslon OF Ideas, Depression Of Splrits Ryil FCFe.
'ooqinga AyeEaion 10 Society, Self IStTuEt Loye
w sonIuue' Timidity, &C., are SOME Of The evils
pt9quced. MI, sri rnf y giGis3 ,Glfrsissf
Z! EhapSaa'is OF persons OF all area can INV
what 10 the cause Of their declining heeith,
Losing their ylgoF, becoming weak, pale, neFyops
a ~ emaeiated, having o BlnRuiaF appeafSnee
About Tho eyee, Cough, and Symptoms or Con.
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reflect that sound mind and body are the moat
necessary requisites to promote connnblaI ran.
hstn ne IIndSed, without -these the Journey
sn1.st this gecomee . weary pilgrimage; the
re- Bhadowcd with despair sd flled VIII
snS SeeSea0y Rejection that the hpppneSs Of