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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

McEnery has at last done the State some
service. He saw his pretended friends
were only using him as cats.paw to Sc
cure . new election, at which his nomina-
ton would not be dreamed of, and wisely
retired to the jungles Of Onachita. The
serene obscurity whence he emerged to I'LL
the world with his fame. now welcomes him
as her own. Peace to his fading glory.
Let him twinkle out without word OF
scorn. Just as if he were little star actor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

nERsONs INTENDING TO AVAIL
II themselves CT the benefit OF the bankrupt act
can have she:g petitions and schedules prepared
stric.ic according to the bankrupt law. general
order. si the United States Supreme Court AID
s-es OF the United States District Court, by apply.
ing to the undersigned at the Office Of C. s. kel.
.ogg register j, bankruptcy. in the CustOmhouse
builda2 New Or!eSSs. louisiana Postoftice box
20. 81. JOHN ;. CARIEH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

The envious Roundabout" who can not
play upon word. worth cent, puts up q
job to give rival scribbler dig in the ribs
abou: rehashins old jokes fox a living. Now
lie. certain evening journal come back
with some stingins insinuations regarding
the writer who is always praisins him
self. etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

Some Of the silly old patriots who invested
their money in the McEnery bubble and
60: scc,ched. are trying to make up their
losse. by getting their delinquent assess
ments reduced. Thus all the paths Of Flu
sion glory lead ultimately to the captain 5
Office" Walk up. gentlemen. ::
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30

There is q carpenters strike in New
York that promises much benefit to tn
mechanics. There was a carpenters strik'
in New Orleans the other day that bene
fitted all classes. The strike was by
single Carpenter. He used logical sledge
hammer. and hit the ku-klux snak
sauarely on the head. The reptile is dead
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-26

fIrmer basis than ever. There Is occasion
for general congratulation. The banks
have evinced proper foresight and spirit,
Instead OF yielding and going down they
nave held manfully up. The merchants
have shown their wisdom and strength
by making 1t manifest that as. the rule
they have confined themselves to their 10.
gitimate pursuits, and are sound and
strong. The press, too, has been calm and
considerate in It's advice and temperate
in Its comments on errors In the past.
The future already promises well. Let
us be thankful II we cannot be joyous.
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FRIDAY, sEPTEmBER 20, 1873.

ANaA
ONE Of the serious difficulties o. .ne
times and which nearly stops our loieign
intercourse, is that foreign exchange Is I'M.
saleable. It has been suggested as ready
means for relief in this regard, thst inc
Government anticipate the payment Of the
U. s. five per. cents Of 1874, due January
1. next These are some ten millions IN
amount, and most Of them have already
found their way to this market II, there
fore, the Treasury will anticipate tho pay.
ment Of these bonds, OF par and accrued
interest in coin, there will be at once q
large fund for employment IN Tue pur-
chase Of bills Of exchange on Europe, Tor
the proceeds Of tho bonds are destined to
70 abroad in one form or another. This
Is measure Of relief which is believed to
be within the legal powers Of the Treas
ury, and its prompt exhibition would re-
Iieve the dead lock OF exchange and save
our foreign commerce and domestic trade
from sharing the suferings OF what has
been, so far, a purely financial crisis.
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PREMIUMS FOR CooKING.-A sensible
improvement on the usual premium list
Of agricultural fairs and similar exhibi.
tiors was recently adopted at Rome, Geor.
gia, by the offer OF prizes to girls who
cooked the best dinners. An exchange
states that the awards were delivered
amid rousing excitement. The best cook
among the contendlug charmers was de.
cided TO he Miss Hattie J. johnson, to
whom was awarded the first premium in
the shape Of the John B. Gordon cooking
stove. To Miss Octavia Shropshire was
given the second premium, the r E. Lee
stove, offered by Messrs. Fay s. Walker.
The committee found it hard to decide.
They recommended that $50 be paid to
Miss Alice Camp, twelve.year.old girl,
Tor the very excellent dinner she concoct.
cd, and $40 to Miss E J. Shropshire. We
are disposed to believe that, in this mat
ter, the southern city Of famous name has
set an example which might BIZ as profit
ably followed as some Of the notable do
ings OF ancient Rome.
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WHILE dinner was being served at the
Albert House yesterday, damp weather
did considerable duty in supplying con-
versation, when plump, looking
married lady, who was sitting beside her
husband, made a remark about cold feet.
surely" said a lady opposite, "Mrs. -,
you arc not troubled with cold feet ?"
She answered, 81 am very much troubled,
but then they are not my own" Her
husband blushed, but said nothing
BarneSrilk EnterprSe.
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FARM FOR SAL L.


offer for sale the Farm on which now
reside, situated In Marshall county, W. Va. some
three miles rom the limits OF the city OF Wheel.
Ing, on or near the Faimont Pike, containing
los acres Of Arstclass land, nearly all OIL, which
10 In o fne state OF cultivation. The improve.
mcnts arc all Of, the best, consisting Of Brick
House containing eleyen rooms, with all tho
eonvenienees needfnl. a largo cistern supplies
It with all the water for which rain water 10 need.
cd. There 10 alfo A1ar9e Barn, with eellars Sta.
Bile room Tor Hcrses and twenty head Of Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and q good Frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within abort distance. The said land 10
wed watered. and failing well at the barn.
There Is good Vineyard OF catswba and Con.
cord Grapes, and alarge number OF the best Sc
nof Fruit Trees In full bearing, consisting
,offApplee, Peats, Peaches, Plums, Chcrries and
Ounces. With almost an The dret quality Of
small fruit grown In this part Of tho country.
Any person desiriug Hgood home near 70 the
city, Of Wheeling, where they can probably dis
pose OF whatever they may raise for the market,
will do well TO call on tho subscriber, who Will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
b.. 49," -. - W&A aAsA4Ns
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COMMISSIONERS sALEo WAC
W oNsAND CARRIAGE FACTORY.


III pursuance OF decree entered by the Ccun.
ty Courtof Ohio county, West Virginia. on the
fourth day Of September, 1878, in the chaucery
eause IN said Court pending wherein Daniel
Bchambra 10 complainant and Jacob 6rossclos
and others arc defendants, shall n Special Com.
missioner named In said decree Offer at public
sale at the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, on
IT SATURDAY, October Is. 1878,
Beginning at II o'clock A. n, the following dc.
scfibed real estate, that 10 TO cay: Lot number.
cd seyenty.nine l7s) In theold town oil Wheeling
In the First ward OF the city OF Wheeling, In the
county Of Ohio and State or West Virginia, said
lot fronting on tho west side OF Market street
and being tho second lot from the southwest
corner Of Market and Adams streets.
TxRnS or SALl-one.third OF the purchase
money and such further sum as the purchaser
may elect, in hand. the balanco in equal install.
naents Of six and twelve months from the day OF
sale, the purchaser giving bonds Tor the deferred
installments with security approved BY the Com.
missioner, said bonds bearing interest from the
day Of sale. sale subj, ct 10 confirmation by the
Court and tito TO be retained until payment or
the purchase money in full.
WILLIAMP. HUBBARD,
GEO. A. wrcKHAM, 1uctioneer. scpi5
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Newspaper Sale and Consolidation at
Steubenville.

(From the Steubenvllle GazetteJ .
We understand that the Steubenville
Herald office, with its good will, has been
purchased by p. B. Conn, q veteran Re
publican, and at present the proprietor Of
the Steubenville Neacs, by whom the
united paper will be published after the
first Of October next, Mr.. Allison retiring
from the printing and publishing business
in this city. Mr.. Conn pays for the Her
aid Office $24, 900; Mr.. Allison retaining
possession Of the building in which his
paper ia published. The price paid is big,
and we congratulate MIR. Allison In find
ing a purchaser willing 10 pay such a
price for his Office. When the two papers
are finally consolidated VIC shall have
more to say on the subject. 81 70.
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For aale.
FARM FOR SALE

Will on as SATURDAY. tTf osssess i lsas. eonnene:
ipg At 10 O'clock a. n sell o. pSSlie auction, on
Farm containing one hundred and eighty acres
OF the best land on Short Creek; satd farm id.
Joins the lands Of Eugene Ridgley. Hamilton
Boone and others. 1t lies well, Is well wa,ered.
his plenty Of timber, is under good state OF
house uponit. Said farm will be sold together
or In parcels TO suit purchasers. Title warrant.
cd clear. Terms Of Balo-0ne-third cash and
the balance In two tQlal annual instruments,
with interest from day OF sale, the purchaser
giving approved security for deferred PsSmsnts.
sepasl Z Atty in fact for Andrew MiteheIl.
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General Motlcee.I
NOTICE TO RIVER MEN.
oRFioI UHroa Bnfpoz Co,
ptTTaurpnu Senf 10 iSTN

= = Z UfTcE UNION BN1buEU Ot
PrrTsBuRaH, Sept. u, 1878.
Notice Ia hereby given TO those interested In
the navigation Of tie Allegheny River, that the
Contractor for the stonework Of Union Bridge,
acrose the Allegheny river Of tho Point, Pitts.
bufgh, has commenced work. Pier No, I 10 To-
from shore The other Piers viii be located each
2i2 feet apart across the river TO Smoky Island.
Tho Contractor will keep o RED LIGHT by
night on Channel Pier as signal OF danger.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
3 Fr Lar ~ : 7. W. SMITH,
sepiS vsse,,.T u4a.. Chief Engineer.
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CAMERON FAIR.
Second Day-.An Unexpected Delnge
..Par,iai Posiponement--Mud and
NarKimant. ..-a ... n 80


..Par,iai Posiponement.-Mud and
Merriment. g,3 .ryoL Ne
From Our Special correspoudent) 50 a y
Last night old harnesses we're patched
up; old horses were rubbed down; gor-
geous suits OF clothes were taken from
their weekday peg; and all because this
day inaugurated the Fair at Cameron.
But with early morn came dark clouds
and -.....l. Nh. ...f.
HEAVY SHOWERS OF RAIN. y,y
Then did weather prophets thrive; each
and every individual studied the heavens
and prophesied thereof concerning clear
ing weather. But the meteorological OBJ.
servations Of the Oldest inhabitants were
untavorable, and the Directors oil the As.
ISOLATION met and resolved 10 await the
pleasure Of "Old Probabilities" 1t was
also decided to keep the entry books open
until 10 o'clock Friday, morning, and ii
the weather was favorable TO continue the
Fair on Saturday. -
Not one.iourth Of the articles entered
for exhibition are on the grounds. There
have been as yet very lew strangers here,
and this all-day drenching has dampened
the enthusiasm OF everyone.
HORSES AND CATTLE.
At3P.M yesterday, there were entered
thirty-four horses for general purposes.
The most prominent entries are made by
Messrs. G. s. McFadden, Ellis Bane, John
Loughridge and VIM. Terrell.
There were five entries Of Ayrshire,
Durham and Devon cattle, by Joseph
Loudenslager, Ellis Bane and John In.
gram.
SHEEP AND SWINE.
There were eleven entries Of sheep,
principally Spanish, by s. A. Cockayne,
John 3. Rigs and John Ingram.
There were but six entries Of swine.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following miscellaneous articles
were made: agricultural, a; manufacture
cd articles, A; miscellaneous articles, 70.
We noticed a mammoth Michigan
cucumber, about three feet long; and one
OF four days growth, about twenty inches
long, entered by w. c. Parker, Cameron.
The following Is list Of Knights en-
tered for the tournament: Knight OF
Cameron, VIM. NJ. Novel;; Jacktown,
E. W. Fitzgerald; Grave Creek, W. 81.
Hicks; Unknown, w. r. McGahan.
THE CAMERON HUNTING CLUB
give a cotillion party at Oak Hall every
evening during the Fair. The first Of
these, on Wednesday evening, may be re
corded as q success. There was great
plenty, little Formally, and much cheer
there; and all went merry as q marriage.
bell until morning was checkering the
Eastern clouds with streaks oflight, when
the company separated for their homes,
Messrs John McGahan, @. E. Wells and
J. L. Davis, Floor Managers, and Messrs.
Collins and Lennon, Commute of Order,
deserve praise for their untiring efforts to
make the occasion what 1t was.
THE PROGRAMME AHEAD.
The tournament, as well as q consider
able portion Of the printed programme,
will be unavoidably omitted. E. G. era.
craft, Esq Of Wheeling. will deliver the
Agricultural Address. Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock; on Saturday, If the weather
and race course is favorable, sweepstake
races and lady equestrianism.
Cameron, Sept, %, HAL,
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

will offer for sale at the front door OF the
Court House, in Wheeling, Ohio Co., W. Va, on
SATURDAY, October 4, 1873,
At 10 o'clock 4. NJ, one.half OF Lot No. Al, in
Graham's addition, on 9Th street. between Qnin-
cy and Centre. On said lot there Is double
two.story Frame House. g....t.
The house was formerly occupied by Joseph
Connolly. -.
Terms made known on day CT sale.
'' ARTHUR LITTLE, Admir-.
I'M. MILLER. Auctiopeer. sep9.
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T1RUSTEE'S SALE OF CENTRE
J. WHEELING, DWELLING HOUSE.
|. BY virtue Of q deed or trust made by William
N. Kennedy and Mary his wife to me, dated
March 3. 1873, and OF record In the office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Deed Book No. SO, page 379, I will
offer at public sale ut the front door Of the Court
House OF Ohio county, West Virginia! on
N Z. SATURDAY, October Il, 1873, va
Beginning ut 10 O'Clock a. n, the following de.
ecribed property, thatis 10 say; Part Of lot mum.
bered two hundred and twelve (2i2l situated at
the corner OF Eoff and Twenty.third formerly
second streets, said part being bounded and de.
seribed as follows, Beginning Ut point sixteen
90 feet east q the corner q the alley running
between Chapline and EoG streets, thence east
along she north side Of Twenty.third street ssx;
two hundred and twelve (9l2) sixty six (66) feet;
thence west sixteen 60 feet; thence south sixty.
SIX (B6) feet to the place Of beginning, with the
use, in common with the ownerof the ground
on the east, OF private alley running north
forty.seven 40 feet. .,..t s,.S =
u TInMs OF SALr-Half the purchase NOR ey and
as much more as the purchaser may elect, In
hand, the residue In two equal inrtailments Of
ak and twelve months from the day Of sale, with
interest from that day, the deferred payments 10
DO secured TO the satisfaction Of the trustee
Title believed good, but selling, as trustee
shal convey only such title as is vested In meby
- wILLfaMP.HuBBARD, Trustee.
GEO. A. WICkIIAM, Auctioneer. sepl5
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Ms. c. i. smyths School for Young Ladies'
and Children, In the Lindsley Institute Building,
will reopen September sth, IlS7l, lganen-li-U
Engliah Branches, Mathematics and Modern
Painting aid Drawing Classes taught by Mrs.
Wilkinson. The location 10 very desirable,
being central, quiet, and easy of access. For
drcnlara, or further information apply to Mrs.
smyth, Chapline street, near Twenty fourth '(old
First street) or at thes school rooms.
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DIOR SALE-VALUABLE
Vineyard & Orchard Property,
or ~ acres. nesr New Martinsyille, wetzel Co.,
West Virginia. on Ohio River hill, lnownas
wRTZRL VINEYARD AND FRUIT. FARM.
vineyard contains II acres, bearing vines, Of
following leading varieties: Concords, Ives MAJ
,deira, Catawbas, Delawares and Clintonss eAisn,
very fine Stone Wine Cellar, 80 foot long, 81
feet wide, 10 feet high, with Q complete Press
room over the cellar. = +,
The Orchards contain say 600 choice Winter
Apple Trees, 40 Pear Trees, and oyer 900 Plum
and Peach trees, all Of selected fruit and nearly
all bearing. GH ,1n.p bh. g. 1f.E
There 10 p good Log and Frame House. with
stable. on the promises; plenty Of good water.
Plenty Of ground for pasture; ten acres in tim.
berI Vineyard and Orchards surrounded by an
oak picket fence siI feet in height. a1yl val
Price, $1,000; bali eash, balsnse IN one and
-1IrS- ,-IL - New MartInsyiIie, VIVA.
Or to BoYD& HUGUs, Attotneys-atLaw,l 2th
street (formerly Monroe), near Court House,
y rWneeilnRs W. Va .,;rrI 500 D.. - huS6
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COUNTRY REsIDENCEFORSA SALE

40 .! Tlu..-t -yJGS lGtLu GEY EDS nj !,
The Stone House, with nearly nine acres OF
land, In the village OF Leatherwood. in Ohio
county, belonging To the estate of the late DR..
John Eof, Is Tor sale.r al
n For price, terms, &C., apply to.
aus BEVERLY N. EoFF.
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TOR sALE-TwO SMALL FARMS
and Glen Baston-one OF 60 acres, the other 20.
They adJoin and will DO sold together or separate.
About IS acres under cultivation, balance well
tImbered. Acomfortable Dwelling House, Barn,
Stable. &C., and choice Apple Orchard, with
other fruit. as - ...
Also, two. story Brick House with five rooms,
on Wheeling Island, Ohio street.
sepi6 Ft7's4sE i. IRWIN, Agent
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ISLAND
ERAT, RSTATE ....4..

TRUSTEES SALE OF ISLAND
i REAL ESTATE. .N.,e.....
!, BY virtue OF two deeds Of trust made BY A; H.
Amfine and cynthia r bis wifc 20 tho tndrsign-
cd trustee, one OF which deeds 10 dated Deem
Der ., 1885, and recorded in tho office Of the Clerk
ginia, In Deed Book No. ~. page 26, and the
other 10 dated February Q, 1863, and recorded In
eaid Clerks Office In Deed Book No. "a, page
105 will offer at public tale ut tho front door OF
the Court House Of Ohio county, on
H.. SATURDAY, September q. 1873,
Beginning at 10Y O'Clock a. u, the following
ep stnste on
State Of West Virginia, that 10 to say: A certain
piece or parcel OF land situate on said island In
o. l.. Zane's addition TO said city. and eommenc.
Ing at the north west corner Of lot numbered
eight 49, in said addition. which III situate on
south side Of said Virginia street . distance OF
sixty t6o) feet In O. westwafdly direction; thence
south one hundred and twenty Cl20) feet; thence
east on line parallel with Virginia ftreet sixty
(6U feet; thence north along The, west line Of
said lot numbered eight fsl one hundred and
with the buildings and Improvements on said
Tnans or sAII-Fourteen hundred dollars
tSl400) in hand, tho retidue of the purchase
money in two equal ins tallments, one NJ six and
the other twelve months Alter the day o. sale,
ments to! be secured to the satisfaction Of the
Title believed good, but selling, as trustee I
shall convey only ruch title as Is vested in me by
'A-u u''a =. HIN HENRY q MORGAN, Trustee.
j., N. MILLER, Auctioneer.
Wheeling, Auqust 20, 1878. 9lf'sy ~ au27 1
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.
Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is
land. Price from 500 to 81, 900 each. -.
TERMS ono.fourth cash, the residue in equal
instalments at one, two and three years, with In
terest. t"'.FH JNO.P. aILCHRIsT,
aplo '-p' - At Top Mil.
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For Sale.

DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
e, AND KITCHEN FURN1ruRE5dsn5a5
4 will sell at pub lie auction. at The residenee Of
VIZ. Wilson. DECD, Opposite Nerth Street n n
consisting Of Psrlor, Dining. room and Chamber
Sets. Also, Carpets, Cooking Stoves and one
Rxte nsicn Table, and various other articles TOO
numerous to mention. GU lye q. you.
W. A. WILSON, Executor:
J. N. MrLLER, Auctioneer. sep2f
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DR. JOHNSTON

Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeon. lo,.
don, graduate from ono Of the most erines,
Colleges In the United States, and the grsts
part o. Whose We hss been spent In The hospitals
has effected some Of the most astonishing eurs,
ever known. Many troubled with rineinp h
the head and ears when asleep, great neryous
ness, being alarmed Of sudden sounds, bashial
meas, with frequent blushlng, attended soue
times with arrangement Of mind, were eaiet
immndlaielY Ne
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Medical.
Baltimore Lock Hospital
BALTIMORE, ND,
Og9cs-7 South Frederick ST.,


Ta IN. JOaNbUN
Has discovered the most Certain. sneoA.
only EfectnAl Remedy In the w0fld for W. aIu
nses OF ihe BACK O. Limbs, Srieturee, AiIeetion.
charges, Impotency, General Debility. Sty,vuHSss
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low spirits, .oDsa
sion OF Ideas, Palpltation OF the Heart. T,rDIIS1
~, Trembling, Dimness Of Sight. GldaIraul
diseases Of the Head, Throat, Nose Or SIN ~
fectionl OF the Myer, Lungs, Stomach Or Bo,."a ~
=thoeo ~ rrible Disorders arising from soih'.ss
moro fatal TO their victims than the sapss n &
syrens 70 the Mariners Of Ulysses, 6IISbdass
their most brilliant hopes or antieipatiobsI saq
dering marriage. &C., impossible. 'eu
YOUNG MIN
Especially, who have been the victim, n, so,,
~ Vice, that dreadful and destrurtiys ' ~,
which annually sweeps TO an untimeiy e rsTss
thousands Of Young Men Of The most eI siln'e
talent and brilliant intellect, who might oths.a'
wise have entraneed listening senAtes viii ~.
thunder Of eloquence or walked 70 ees,as n y, ,s
thrilling Tyre, may call with full confidence 'As
MARRIAGE
Married Persons, or Young Men eontemn,.,u.
Marriage, being aware OF Physical Weafps.s
organic debility, deiormities, speedily eureS
he who places himself under the car N n.
j., may religiously connde in his honor A s an
tleman, and confidently rely upon his skili a a. I.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Full ViRor restored
This distressing Affection, which renders iS.
miserable and Marriage impossible, is In pes,y
ty paid by tho victims Of Improper indppenrs
Young persons arc too apt 10 commit excess.
from not being aware Of tho dreadful conseousr'
COS that may ensue. Now, who that unde,sissd.
the subject will pretend to deny that he DOVE,
OF procereation Is lost sooner by those iGllIts
&..aa lkt.R kaIl La 10. 49, ~
sides being deprived Of the pleasure Of he.fs,
offspring, tho most serious and deslratiiys
symptoms OF both body and mind arise, nv
System becomes Deranged, the Physical ssd
Mental Functions weakened, loss Of P,oces.
tive Power, Nervous Irritabflity, Dyspepsia
Palpatation OF tho Heart, Indigestion, coasttre
tonal Debility. q wasting the Frame, c0lSa,