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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-27
&TYLARGE CLOSING OUT!

Alexandria, Va, April 2i!h, 1912 ,ho
A LII PERSONS having claims s ,ssHnr p.
n estate Of the late WILLIS HhN ~.
son. of Fairfax county, are requested :. ga ga
sent the same, properly authentIcaieu,, ~ The
sid estate are requested to settle without deAS'
&. MASON,
au24 Executor of Willis Henderson,:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-27

Discomfort is sin that is its own punish
ment, aud makes men torment themselves it
nakes tie spirit sad-the body sick-and en-
joymeu! sour; it arises DOT from the condition.
buc the mind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-27

PEKT or I'LL .I..fURf-7, .if'RfL 81.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-27
FOR SaLE Or RENT
E5iRABLE BUILDING LOTS Fol
~ SALE

/ A4'o hO4O QOh
Those very desirable lots on north Washing
ton street. between Princess and Oronoco SITS
adjoining the residence of Gen'l NJ. d. Corse
fronting on Washington street 1l6 feet, with
depth of 100 feet. to an alley II feet wide
Also the HALF sou ARE fronting on north
Columbus street. (part o: he same property
above described) with depth Of lO4 feet to II
feet alley. This last named lot has small ~
DWELLING HOUSE on it at the corner Glia.
of Columbus and Oronoco streets. IT, pr per.
ty will be divided into parts to suit purchasers
and to really responsible parties easy terms will
he made.
Apply to tho undersigned at his Plaster Mill,
near tae depot OF the Washington and Ohio
Railroad
ap l7-2w c. F. LEE, Jr.
s. FOR RENTING two.story BRICK
H$i DIV ELLING on Lee street. adjoining the
First n National Bank on the south. Possession
given on the lst day Of May. 1875. Apply to
APP l5-tMl JNO. T. HILL, Agent
sn FOR RENT-THE HOUSE, No. liz
aa King street at pre- 'ent occupied by Mr..
John A. Gelb. Possession given May lst AID.
p'yt to Jap 7-lml ISAAC ElCHBERG.
FOR RENT-The two-story BRICK
E| D DWELLING HOUSE, No. SO north Roy
al street, at present occupied by Mr. Amos
Siaymager. 1t is in good order, and is provided
with water aud gas. Possession given May lst
ApplS to l.
ap scott VILLA M GREGORY.
Il, FOR SALE OR RENT-The LARGE
Mi THREE. STORY BRICK HOUSE, cover
ed with slate, on the east side of Royal street,
between Prince and Duke, now occupied by
Key. DR.. Mitchell. For terms apply to
ian 23-tf CHAS. K. HOOFF.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-16
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Pancake Coal Company.

OCATIoN OF WORKS. WHITE
IL Pine county. state OF Nevsca--No'cs Il
hereby given tba. st meeting OF the foa "i
Trustees of Pancake Coal Company held on
this second day # February. 4. ID, 1872, al as
se.smeut. No T. of ten t1nl cents per share, III
the gold coins o. the United states. was l. Fito
mon esch and every share Of the capital stock
of the co poratio,, PAYABLE Immediately t. the
SECRETARY AZ office Of the Company with E'ls
King. in Carson CRY. Nevada, sa Il assessment
to b. paid On IT b' i,ie the
9th day Of March A. d. 1872 .
,rv stockholdtr making default in iayment OF
SAIL assessment a. above r'quirtd upon the
shares held by him will be delinquent ana
si,i sbar.s will f,. advertised for sale at public
auction. aid unless the required payment
thereon is made on or before the
9th day OF April. A. ID. 1919,
g, mary such Shares Will he sold at said last
date as will be necessary Tor the payment OF
the assessment urou all shares held by such
sbarrht Id, together with cost OF advertisement
and expenses OF sale
Carson City, Nevada February :. 1872.
SAN. u. KING.
fs4w Secretary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-16
NOT ICE.

1uyHE HrSlNESS ARRANGEMENT
heretofore existing letvetn GEO. L.
DAVIS. JOHN Z. FREE NAN. tDavis x free,
man and W. T. (Buchl DAVIS, was ternllhateo
bv mutual agree lii on the Let day OF Decth-
Ler 1,.t Geo T. Davis and John L. Freeman
have no Longer any interest in the Summit
store. the GltnbloOk Store and Tahoe cry
store, nor will they be responsible for any deois
contracted since December list. lo'i All sums
due or to become due at SAID stores lor S"ou>'
m.rchsudlse or personal property sold services
rendered or labor performed prior to December
LIST, A. D. 1874. belong to Geo. T. DAVIS and
John F. FREEMAN and are payable to GtoRuE
gibson Receiver for Davis Freeman
GEO. T. DAVIS.
JSp. I. FEEE3IAN
W T. Buck" JAWS.
Clio. ellison.
Receiver Tor DAVIS Freeman.
Carson City, Nevada, January u, No
la.2-lnl
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19

EGrPTIAS Book or THE DIAp.-The Egyptian Book of the Dead or Funeral Ritual, ? contains, probably the oldest exist ing record of the faith of man in the immor- tality of the soul Its chapters are found On mummy cases or written on the rolls of papyrus within them. The book recounts the experience of the soul after death, from its passage across the land of darkness into the blessed fields, to its final judgment and admission into the presence of its Father Tn the eternal dwelling place of the prepared spirit-n The following passages show its ex- press declaration of future life:
 "The osiris tte soul) lives after he dies {; the osiris rejoice with life as they rejoice'' 70 God, the protector of him who brought his cry to Thee, be IS thine, let him have DO harm, let him be as one of Thy flying ser vsnts! Thou are be 1; be is Thou. Make it we'll with him in the world of spiritsE'
 1t is supposed that the Book Of the Dead' had its origin 2ooo years before the birth of Christ.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19
Rnles for Spelling

The fo,loring rules should be carefully committed to memory, as the knowledge Ot shen win prere.t tb.s hesitafioo about ihe spelling of common words which IS ire ouenily experienced eren by the vel edu- eated:
 All uoooeyil.bles ending in ], with a sin e,e vowel before i., have double tt the close, mill sell
 Ali noDosyilables ending in ], with s double vowel before ii, have one at the close; vail, sail
 Monosyllables ending in ], when com pounded, retain but each ss fallsl, skill fuL
 All words of more than one syllable end ing in have ooe only at the close, ss faith ful, delightful; except recall, befsll, uuvell, etc
 All deriyiations from words ending in have one l only; as equality from equal except they end ia CT, Ur A; as mill, miller ; full, fuller.
 All participles in ing from verbs ending in (, lose the finale; as have, having; anuse, amusing except they come from yerts end ing m double C, and then they retain both e see, seeing; agree, agreeing.
 r retsinthe finale of their primitives as brave, brzvery; refDe, refinement except judg- nent, acknowledgement.
 All derivatives from words ending in CT retain the before the r; as refer, refer eoce except hindrsace from hinder; re- membrance from remember; amonstrous from monster; wopirous from wonder cambrous from cumber, etc.
 hort ,1 ,- l, retain their primitive parts entire as mill stones, ch.rgesblc, graceless; except always, also, deplorable, although, almost, admira ble, etc.
 All monosyllsbles ending in . consonant, with . single vowels before it, double that consonant in derivatives, ss sin, sinner ship, shipping; big, bigger; glad, gladder.
 Monosyiables ending in eonsouant, with . double vowel before it, do 10. double the eoosonsnt in derivatives, as sleep, sleeping, troop, trooper.
 All words of more than one syllable, end ing in . single consonant. preceded by a sin gle vowel, and accented on the last sylls- ble, double that consonant in derivatives, as commit, committee, compel, compelled ap- pal, appalling distil, distiller.
 Nouns of one syllable, ending in ', change ' into ies in the plural, and verbs ending in ', preceded by consonaut. change into ies in the third person singular of tbe present tense, and ies in the past particpls as, hy, flies; apply, he applis,; reply, or have replied, or he replied. If they be preceded by . vewel, this rule is not applicable; as key, keys; play, he plays; we have enjoy cd ourselves.
 Compound words, whose primitives end in ', change into i; as beauty, beautiful lovely, loreliness-
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19
Carl 6chxrx

Carl Schurz is one of the ablest speakers and most convincing rezsoaerx in the United
 States At DO period oi his public life has
 he given more convincing pro0ss of he ora
 tOrIcal and argumeotafiye powen than
 within the past tro weeks. It b nov geneT- ally conceded that the Republican victory in Obio is due to the efforts cf Sehurz alooe, and xh.t is remarkable be did not make these efforts So mech in behalf of the Repab- lican ticket ss in opposition to measure in- corporated in the Democratic platform Ills strsng arguments against initiation turned the scale and sent Alle1 to the shades of pri- rste lite. from which il is more than probable he will nerer again emerge It E.s Schurz who drew from the Democratic ranks thou sands of German votes and enrolled them oa the side of hard money and A no1-dIyi<ion of the public school funds He Is just ihe man to make an efectnsl campaign in a csin- test such ss tkat waged in Ohio A ncn- party man. he is the more able to deal with questions and issues as they are, and not as parties p-esen. them. Holding DO afiii.tion with either of the two great parties ot the day. he is free from partiz,n glamour and .pprores and denounoes the good and bad measures of both political organizations. He is not an ofsce seeker, and the dare of party sggrandiLement neither clouds nor rsrIs his mental vision The opinion of no mar in the nation is entitled 70 more weight On the currency question than that ofSchurz- He has carefully studied ihe issue and as carefully studied tLe temper of the people on that issue, and he does not believe the inaA- fion naate<i IS oEer yst- The feeling m its favor is strong in the West and IS confined to 10 particular party or locslity.-iLos Angeles Herald Democratic.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19

The question of taxing religious, educa- tional and charitable institutions is DOW dis cusscd earnestly in Massachusetts The total estima'ed value of such property in Boston, exempt from taxation is nearly S2O,- o00,000. and the amount of taxes lost to the city and State is about S275, 900. In one Ward of Boston there is five million dollars worth of property, mostly churches, exempt from taxstiou. The Pilot, Catholic organ in that city, deals with the proposition quite philosophically "If the Methodists, Bap- tists, and other large sects can stand the taxation oi churches, the Catholics can. We do not receive the hardest blow, by any means. Silly people have cut of their own noses before to-day. Let them cut"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19
The @ Miuer.
@ BE NOT THE FIRST.

On, be pos the fret 10 6iscose
 A ksos oo fte fame Of z friend, A sau iu fke faith Of lover.
 Whose beart may prove trae 10 the end We pooe of 1s kno~ ose aoosse-,
 And of into error ue fall; 1bea ies cs speak veil o< brother.
 Or speak not se'ou, him ., all A emile or q sigh may awaken
 Suspicion nos. fzise scd Enfru>; And isps our eeii>f may be shaken,
 h hezrtS thzi are honest and trne- How of.en tbe light smile of glstness
 Is rorn by the friend that re meet To cover q soal full of sadness,
 Too proEd 70 >ckDoviedge defeat How oseu tte sigh Of cejec.ion
 Is beascd from he hypocri.e's breast, To parody truth and scectioc,
 Or luii : suspicion 70 rest Hos oten the friends ve hold dearest Tbeiy oooiess emotions eoocc1l. And bo<oDs fbe pzrest- sicee-ess,
 Have secrcss 1Acy czna0i rcysL Lesxe base minds 70 ha-to- sospieion- And small on-s to fx.cr oaf 6eectk- Les GETS ns eoole ambition,
 For base Is the mind thai sGspec<s- We sooe of zs know one znotser,
 Aat of in-o error ue f.l; rbex ks rs speak ven Of OFT hrotee-, O. speak rst Of him |; all
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19

OLD Winston was negro preacher in vir- giaia, and his ideas of theology and human nature were often very original A gentle man thus aecosted the old gentleman one Sunday: "winston. understand you be- lisvs every woman has seven devils. How can you prove it F' "well, sab, did you never read in de Bible bow seven debbles were csst outer Mary Msgalin z' sOh, yes I've read thatn sDid you ebber hear of 'sm bein' cast out of any oder woman, sah P 'sNo never did.a sWell den, all de odeu rot 'em ret"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19
Pay Your Taxes.

Tax payen sosifed ;ha; the snnusl Terrhrs. - Csunfy Tax IS due Snd TAyahle b sf ny cncs. and that all txxcs iaeefs< Pe Tsxss must hs pasa - or hefore the t3sh day sf Dec~nh~r. Is75
 All wbo fAil te P~y ey hat time VII ee r1f ape. - Dehrqnen; Lis. ED r. BOwEkS. sserS
 s.S ex-ozssio Tax Cs,iecDf. fsvsPsiS Ss Prescott Oct l5. ls.i ee<ss
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19

Al kisds sf Bl.eks.iAhe. wsg01.AiAg ssi rs pairiar dcse h esod ayis b9
 s.sI,f FRED a. BRIGHT
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19
Information Wanted.

Prr,r.s lpavi,r cf th, vA<reabcaf x urss D ss. will co1fer . avas e the ssdsrsigsed by ss navK q Prescott, ArisorA su
 Prescc-s. August -. is-S
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19
Cured at Home.
JUST ISSUED.-THE 2OOth EDITIor
 - q N H O o D,

Esvised .sS corrected by fhe .u.ho-. E q. '. c,s. N D.. ke, kc-
 Hedlcal Essay q, -5s cs1s< ard e1-e q rre~.,,~ d>clipe iz rnsr sbo-iux hD- Ars,-h ss Jr~s .,i h- g1loec slres Gear ,<E<s Of he irp~Siz<~s |. Esr@<e be -eErs--s Q. a~rso1s and yeyseal Sshl;,v exEz1s'ed vtEiry. zs1 al oher tis~z<r, sr-~,..;,. fse-et0i he r-szI-s of tU--ry year, roc<><. pr.rr
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
 CrRTIs OK NkxROc .. - Tk<Sr s pe u>u A>r os =; ety by wbon ths bosk -i ,os s~ tsunz us,sui vsssI Dc o~ FareEf F-cc<f1or CT arrcy1za--fLSs1en Tf,s CCKTEs oS -NASHoos --Ihss s--f ssx.lS s< r~.x H tse young fr is<:rocro hy tAe sre1 rpi.f: |, ii i-t1-e 70 coe--fxeeieal Tisses and G.zer.s
 FrSee-On$ Ds1Ezr b- -.a or .xrr-xs Adsr,s sks .ssbS- DE CURTIS SO ss:-er Street sr P O Box s7, c-a fr~scasoS. S@- s<pl.yi
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19

TEE Marshall (GA- ) Messenger cries For the Js-dis sake, friend don't keep tel ling .a editor how to run his paperi Let the poor devil find II out himself"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19
Y OC NC ME

Hhe zay hs s1rs-i=< fez tAe essc- sf ysusifsl ssi
 hes or iSt-c-econ. vill Ss vel ,o srsl :hsnsslyss
 sf fhis rhe -ezres- b- lad altar os suf
 f-riaS hsn2nsfy- oA YihkEl usl xs.rzasss b se ,ss- s5S so- ese-y cz>< of s-nizal r~zks>ss sr pr
 rz-e disease of zsy kiDt character h~h hs rni~.
 --kes and t-sls ts c1-.- He v0zd tSersfre ssv ,s tbs U,so-ru1s-e szk>rrr rks nay read tss pours iA2- yuz 2rr tre=6ing EYoa dzzgsrocs g-eu,1 vhea yOu so-<s- delay in se>ai.x the y-oger renety fr y"c- eszPl.ist To1 nay be i. fs,e s-sr fcas .: v zSeEaer yea are 2is-n@cAiaE fb- lssr- If ysa ars err1erinE upz, rs- ST ard sz<.ri-g sxs P n c i-B ID efects r-Eeze~- fxf ii yea ;e-sisf i. rrp c-=sczz-Se1 fke ti11< rhs1 fss oss skil sI Psyssc=z. ezs reo>e- roa .ssis-<so- when As doo- ot k1fe is es<td ar1i-s- yea vh<s anes s zsrry e.n hyszx yOc --l le< ]. eas- has tAe Dee tos se6 of soeo><< The, ief 6esya;r vo-k upsa yac- isnaxinN-1ea- ez- .r.5 -eSr>e ef h>,s6ea resss os ks tre<-D<Ef he yszr b>yeed sAs r-,ca of D-dsrAl skin s~fa-s grs dests kurriss yog so . Yrns-zr~ Ersre- Fsu eoarss of s-estness f-aD- S~De Daoey by Fos- O1oe ertes cr Expruu
 Cal e Addre~ nk A. B sPIIyEY ecssyl Nc II Kerry scrr<;- sss F-,sesscs
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19

\ Capd To tbo<e vbo s-s .. Ss-irr f-oa tSs ersn h SOi Os and i.tisretio-s q ys-u;A ,ervuus vssA- early 6eoay. e< manhood Ar viii ssa1 rs- eefps .sE- vll cz-r yOz- FEEK CEAssL- Tbs grsss remedy dscsrtTrs by 2 niss-sry in & u.h Ansrsea
 Send . s<--sda--sse6 envelope tA~ REV J0sEru [. lNsSS s-z-So- D. Bihse He1se New ye-k CSry szs..S
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came o ny nneh ia Walnut Grove, one dark bsy sorse sposn the William Lorhxr< horse oz CT about he zsd day of Sepsenh~r is75 The ownef n requested 70 prove property, psy charges and take him away.
 ALLEN CCLLUNBER- Walnut Grove New. s Ies6 vx
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19

@ALL THE PAfEKf PILIA FEIaH AND - Gesains. ss DR- KRNDALLs DruT ssor..
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19
N o T IC E

C. S. LAND Oyy1cE !
 PRESCOTT. A. T., Nov. 5 Is-s kasara (. De~sAssA ard He.,y 4 Easfxa.:
 By Commissioner . letter. dated Oct ' ns-s Home s,ead esry No lz ef E4vzrd C. Do.ohuxh f~ of M ard : of W l. secfioa is township F N R , "; and pse enptisn deesarxfio. Na 374 af H~prx d E&ssnzn Tor of section le. township IT N. R3W .se heid for cancellation subject an arcss uifhi, e sevsdfo WI N KELLY. Resis..s.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-11-19
Sale of Territorial Prison
 Bonds.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED by the Bsari ef Pris~n Cerns<;sssrs for the eeSose is Bsods sufksxized ts ee >e1ed ey sa s.. ture- Bosas dated ocsober ls; lesS p>ysps -. L yearx at,r date and Srav in'sress annually st ss sen p<f ee,s rayshse ss the os,ee of the Tsss'ss' zrer. Prsrrsais vii be received 1ntn
 Tuesday, November 3Osh, Io''' at l2 M when ,Ae proposals uiH se of<sed .pr~ Proposals shHasa have tse ecdorssnes~ .s..A sals far the Parcsass af Terri'orisl frsnn -ss directed to the Secretary of the Bssrd of fs1sss ssossrs. Yuma A. T. u,;xs The Boert r~sr-ve ,se right ,o rsjees ssy or si o
 yN REDoNDo tHass Yrn>. A. T. Oct s6 isSa
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-19
NOTICE..
Ti- E,i"na Ventura COPE: and silver
Mimi. Go.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That

NOTICE Is HFREBY GIVEN THAT
~ HENRY 5. FITCH, one OF tho co-cwners
OF the mining claims located aid owned by the
Buena Ventura Copper and Silver Mining Co. in
the Gsnna Mining District. Douglas ceuuty .
state of Nevada. has expended III the year A. l..
1874, upon said Claims. for labor and ether ne-
cesSsry expenditures, the rum Of ore hundred
and fifteen dollars in United State. gold coin in
accordance with the Act of Congress- entitled
AN Act to promote the develorement Of the
mining Resources OF the United States" ap-
proved Nay 10th. A. b. 1872: and that the CO.
ouncrs with said Fitch are required to contri-
butte their proportion of the SAID expenditures.
namely: You. VI. L. Vim. the sum Of A. cents;
you, Robert Il. Hopkins The sum OF - cents:
you, Thomas II. Blythe. the sum OF A. cents;
you, A. P. Flint. tho sum @. IS cents: you. Luz
cien Herman, the sum If A. cents; you Charles
4. Esshlns, the sum Of a. cents: you, John q.
Hatch, tn, IF 4. cents Won til. siministra-
tor, executor al legal representative Of Joseph
Rxsettre. deceased, the sum u: IS cent? You,
Lyman b. Roe. the sum Of AZ cents: you, Joseph
II. Sathewson. the sum Of A. cents; you. Corpe-
Illus j EetCn. the sum of A. cents: vru q. L.
Wheaton, the sum Of ~ cents YOU +. D. Kel-
lo.,g. the sum Of A. cents, YOU. Jacob Rcdston,
the sum OF A. cents: you. Elias EthsiiGE,. the
sum OF - cents; YOU. Robert Merrill. the san Of
81 IS Cents YOU. Samuel Ambrose, til sun! Of
81 ~. you ayoIy ". Collins the sum T :; rs;
YOU, Eartbnlomew CAVITY. the sun. If - cents:
you. Nellie Hastings. the sum OF III nts: yun
tveIIDe Hastings. The sum OF u ,cLt>: Npu.
Nathaniel p. ShcldUu, thu sim IF - =. YOU. ,
Isaac NJ Merrill the srin of ~ a.: you, the adj
executor. ~ legal rrJr.-' natives
Of H. q. Gaylord. si,, ss-d ;nt sum ii - c,Lts;
on. til, sinllilstratvr, oA,rLtor. or legal r J.
r,son'stivt- II join TOthi!!, deceased. tie :
Ri ot IS ,nE you. IL administrator. exc, L.
.'-. Cr legal r ITt sDtatiy' "f O"taviaII Hoes
h. "asld :! sIl.l II ijrcnts. !ut The attIIiuI>-
/: atr. At''Jlt :. ct legal n. sentative uf jos.
y. baldwin. dect ascu: IL. III Of ) t.: you.
In acIuir5. rTor. ,N"~u;or, ur -ceir,piese nta-
Iycs Il ttGr! l.. III l.. t cr.-gd Thu. sl.la %
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-19

! treatment OF Sexual and seminal Ii,east, such
as G1norrhea, bleet, structure, Syphilis III ali
its forms, Seminal Weakness InIpotency. etc
Skln diseases Of years standing and LIBERATED
Les successfully treated
Horrible Diseases.
nov many thousands Of persons. both lnais
ana female. are there who suffering out =
mis- rGbie existence from The effects OF :. cret
du! gcnccs, uf ..--a4 -irIs absorbed into the AVA
ten. Look at tneIr Isllii v.aaCia.ets and dis
figured faces ana their broEon-down cons,itu-
tions, disGuslifyin9 them for the happiness OF
marrisge or the enjoyment OF life. In this
norfid SITUATION Thousands suffer until death
closes the scene. Let parents, guardians.
friends. sttend to those who gre suffering with
any Of these horrible Understanding ulslsdie,
see that they are cared for and cured before i,
bc too late. Send them immedia.ely 10 DIR
GlBBoN. physician who has made private
diseases his especial study Tor years and who 10
certain TO cure the Most inyet rate csse without
ne-r urf or any injurious drugs
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Enissions the &C nseguence of ~n
abuse: This solitary vice. or deprsvcd ...xu,l
Indulgence. is practiced by the youth Of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent PRODUCING
WIN unerri1e certainty, Tie followin. train Of
morbid symptoms. unless ooTuhated by scienti-
fc medical measures. viz: Ssilow counter
auce dark spots Under the eyrs pEsn in III.
head, ringing in the ears, noise lik, the rustlipr
81 leaves and rsttllnG Of charior-. unessines.
about the loins. weakness of the limbs confU-
sed vision, bluntsd intellect loss of rantidcree.
GiIhdtncc III arproachlpl etraug. r. l dislike g.
i"F.n Ltw acquaintance. Imposition to shuu
s"tle'!' loss pt meh'o1.. bette fIsLes. pimpl..
ana various 'rultioie slsIIt the fa.t> iurr.rq
teu-ar. f,tid breath. coughs. ccu>ulaptior
night eWeatr, moAolnaLIa aud rtsir.tlc lEssuiI-
II relief be not ob.aiLtd, should altl} mmt
iiaftlN either II rspreon.ur by Lit r. an: have.
gre tnected hy his new nni sci,Itl.i. rrla,I, OF
ir' 2tN1 TINS Glseaee, v hiCE mover 1aIle OF II.
'eeting gui / and radical cuI,
1t HED At HONE.
Persons al di~taa-a MAY b & BID At
d'NE, by acdrtsa!I.-, l,tt,rIu DIR. GIBBON
't.'InG cas-, sT-Aptcl..s l. natl ut TIM. ih- li-
a. las continued. al i'aNy hcticiu, prompt
y forwarded. free from dansu, ana c;Irio.it,
o any part ut the couEtry VIII fan AMI I,iaih
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