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Youth's Department
TIME TO ME
. BY CHARLES SWAIN.
Time to ine the truth hath taught,
Tis h truth that's worth revealing;
More offend from want of thought,
Than from any want of feeling.
j,r advice e should convey,
There's a time we should convey it;
If we've but a word to say,
There's a time in which to say it.
Many a beauteous flower decays.
Though we tend it e'er so much,
Something secret on it preys.
Which no human hand can touch.
So, iu many a loving breast,
Lies some canker-grief concealed.
That, if touched, is more oppressed,
Left unto itself-is healed.
Oft, unknowingly, the tongue
Touches on a chord so aching.
That a word, or accent wrong,
Pains the hear almost to breaking.
Many a tear of wounded pride,
Mauy a fault of human bliuduess.
Has beeu soothed, or turned aside,
By a quiet voice of kindness.
Time to me this truth hath tanght,
Tts h truth that's worth revealing;
More uffeud from want of thought,
Than from any waut of feeling.
,1 Tf ; ornAl tn ra a rr tor ft in UUS, Xney are U very Wicncu ,
bird, to out in a case, for a cage is a while the naDit oi inconstancy, ana oi
I . r m i . i i ,, I fifllr lAnaco tmril I ronHflf thom in moflirp
than a iailer. nay, mucn worse, tor ne uauBwo uu v.
is a iailer. and tyrant too. Do not among their fellow-creatures, who will
.' - - I ' a u s a a. a. i
think that nice food and seeds, and nerener laun nor rauBiuui.
S even care and attention, can be any
compensation to the bird deprived of Tried by His Peers. Mr. Par-
its liberty. Liberty is the greatest sons, a lawyer in (Jhicago, was trying
. r. I. ii 1 . .a . . a ml I 1 A 1 ; -1 U-
gut oi vjroa to man, tne greatest eui i a case ueiore a jury, uemg wuubw x
he lias given to tlie beast, tne Dim, line prisoner, me mage was vtiy
and the insect, and when we deprive hard upon him, and the jury brought
any of God's creatures of that gift, all in a verdict of guilty. Mr. Parsons
.... ... ! t m- T. mi
the love and the kindness we can show lmovea tor a new trial, ine juage
them is but poor recompense. I denied the motion, and remarked :
Man has enslaved the horse, the "The Court and the jury think the
doer, the camel, the reindeer, and many I prisoner a knave and a fool." The
rtilw. Animala HPVa aw jIa Vain Killiniv 1
bear his burdens, and lose a life of oner wishes me to say he is perfectly
freedom and happiness for one of pain I satisfied he has been tried by a court
and iaoor. iney groan ana wince ana jury ox ms peers :
under the lash, the curb, or the chain.
They wear their lives away in sorrow, I Elegant Compliment. Mr. Hen-
m the close stall, the confined crib, or ry Erskme being one day in London,
the fenced yard. Their youth is spent in company with the Duchess of Gor
in effort and labor, their old age in don, asked her, "Are we never again
Dain and mysery, with bruised bones, I to enioy the honor and pleasure of
w SF w mw B ft
scarred skin and blind eyes. What your Grace's society at Edinburgh?"
can make amends for this? nothing "Oh," said she, "Edinburgh is a vile
but kindness; and even then we are dull place, I hate it." "Mftdam," re
the animals' debtors for more than we nlied the gallant barrister, "the sun
The Greensboro Good Templars rive a
festival and ovster supper Nov. 26. for
the benefit of their lodge and the Oxford
orphan asylum.
Carolina Central
Co.
lailway
a"
1 Bfti; .'1
Gov. Allen, of Ohio, has appointed
....... . . .
uiiiiken, Treaiarer elect, to fill the vacan
cy occasioned by the death of Treasurer !
YYeieb.
Opttoi Onnmax 8irraBnrrunsrr.
Wilmington, V. C. April 14, 1875,
Change of Schedule ,
On and after Friday. April
trains will run over this Railway
16th, 1875,
follows
POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES,
kmhm
can ever pay.
Many little
would think it
Be Thou True.
boys and girls who
wrong to be wilfully
cruel, are very unfeeling and forgetful.
How many there are who doat upon
mieht as well sav. this is a vile dark
morning, I won't rise to-day."
PAMPHLETS,
A young
pointed sheriff
was
Care thou not what others say,
Be thou true !
If they gossip to betray.
Be thou true !
Be consistent and do right,
For the truth makes a good fight;
Bo what thou dost with all thy might!
Be thou true ! Be thou true !
Lot thy loves be all sincere
Be th6u true !
Only God hast thou to fear; .
Be thou true !
HLnce our ioys must pass away
Like the dowdropa on the spray,
Wherefore should our sorrows stay 1
Bo thou true ! Be thou true!
Friendship's very hard to find,
Be thou true !
True love is not always blind;
Be thou true !
Time at last makes all things straight,
Let us not resent just wait
But not trust too much in fate,
Be thou true ! Be thou true !
Like the Summer's fragrant flowers,
Be thou true!
Like the April's coming showers,
Be thou true !
Like the moun'ain looking high,
And the river rolling by
Like the blue and arching sky.
Be thou true f Be thou true !
pets. Yet, the fate of pets is usually serve an attachment on a beautiful
unfortunate, and, very frequently, young widow. He accordingly called
bachelor who had been ap- CARDS, BLANKS,
called upon to
DXSTXXiLSRS' SLAXTZS,
through the neglectful conduct of those
who love them.
It is very common for boys to keep
rabbits, and for girls to keep canaries.
At first we find those who pet them
very attentive: they feed them, often
! over-feed them, watch them, and fon
dle them; after a while some other
favorite object engrosses their atten
tion, and the pet is left, not unfre-
quently, to perish by some accident
that care would have prevented, or to
die of starvation.
A young friend of mine; Edmund,
was a kind-hearted boy enough, but
he was very inconstant; he would take
a violent affection to a thing; but this
i affection soon went off, and he became
in a few days as cold and heartless as
he seemed to be warm and lull oi
love.
On one occasion he had seen a
squirrel at the shop of a dealer in
birds and fancy animals, and he was
delighted to see it turn round and
round in its little cage, and he would
have
DEEDS,
upon her, and said : "Madam, I
an attachment for you."
The widow blushed, and said that
his attachment was reciprocated.
"xou don t understand me: you
must proceed to court.
"I know it is leap vear, sir, but I
4k. mc 0 w
prefer vou to do the courtine."
. -hU-i8 -r tie for CONTRACTS,
rrlTllno t hp msr.ine ir wairinor. I ' v '
" ' b J J " C3
"The justice ! I prefer a parson."
(Fee Simple, Sheriffs and Commis
sioner's),
PASSENGER TRAINS.
t
Leave Wilminzton at 7.15 A M
Arrive at Charlotte at 7.15 P. M.
Leave Charlotte at 7.00 A. M
Arrive in Wilmington at .7.00 P. M
FEEIGHT TRAINS
Leave Wilmington at. ....6.00 P M
Arrive at Charlotte at jfi.OO P M
Leave Charlotte at ...6.0' A M
Arrive in Wilmington at. ......... ...6.00 A M
MIXED TRAINS-
Leave Charlotte at......... ....... .........8.00 A M
Arrive at Buffalo at 12 M
Leave Buffalo at . 12.30 P M
Arrive in Charlotte at 4.30 F M
No Trains on Sunday eccept one freight train
that leaves Wilmington at 6 p. ic, instead of
on baturcay night.
Connections.
Connects at Wilmington with Wilmington A
Wcldon, and Wilmington. Columbia A Augusta
RauroadH, Semi-weekly New York and Tn
weekly Baltimore and weekly Philadelphia
Steamers, and the River Boat to Payette yi lie.
Connects at Charlotte with its Weitern Di
vision, North Carolina Railroad, Charlotte A
Statesvilo Railroad, Charlotte 6 Atlanta Air
Line, and Charlotte, Columbia A Augusta Rail
road. ,
Thus supplying the whole West, Northwett
and Southwest with a abort and cheap lino to
the Seaboard and Europe.
V 8. L. FREMONT,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
May 6. I-Tr. tC
I FARMERS
- nil riff"" ifflg
1 W
the!
SAVE MONEY, 8 AVE LABOR, SAVE TIME, BY USING THE FiB.
MERS PLOW.
It will ran lighter. It will ton your land better, It will make you better eropa, It wul ea
yon lees to keep it in order, than anv other Plow vou have ever need.
We will furnish yoo Point one year far one plow in ordinary land for one Dollar,
you pay your blacksmith to do the same on your old-faahioned Plow T
We have iuat made a rreat reduction in Price ?
All we ask of you is. Try it, and then if yoo don't like it bring it back and your
be refunded to you.
WE WARRANT EVERY PLOW
GLOUGH & WARREN ORGAN Cos
(Late
-IMPROVED
CO.,)
Piedmont Air Line Hallway
"The bright and beautiful we here behold
Are only shadows of sublimer things.
Stretching themselves across the vale of time, 1
They are but drift-weed from the grander
shores
Of Immortality, for which our hearts
rant in our calmer moods, when moon, or
stars,
Still sea, or golden clouds arrest our gaze,
The sunbeams lift our thoughts to heaven,
9
just as
weave
MORTGAGES,
Land and CliattU),
BILL HEADS,
Richmon'i fit Danvile. Richmond &,
Danville R. W..N. C. Divison, and
aorta western a. y.m. w.
CONDENSED TIME-TABLE
In Effect oa sad
after Sunday,
1ST5.
Nov. 98th,
They draw the dew-drops from the earth, and
the sky. The moun- JVcU and ffette JCmcliU,
GOING NORTH.
LOVE TO ANIMALS.
BY PETER PARLEY.
God
He
Them into drap'ry for
tains. -
Too, are steps that bid us climb to height-
tar
Loftier than their proudest summits reach,
stand and watch it for a loner time, as Or eagle's wing bath touched. Ibe very
7 . . . . O : ' I
he went to and from his school every f, do wophecy cf deathless bloom
day. At last he prevailed Upon his J In yon fair world, where summer never ends."
mother to give him the sum required
for the purchase of the animal, and! How full of meaning ia the fact that
kisses rnaving obtained it, brought it home we have nothing told us oftbe life of our
Lord between the twelfth ant thirtieth
years 1 What a testimony against all
our striymer and anatchins: at baatv re
sults, our impatience, our desire to glit
ter before the world, against the plucking
of the nnripe fruit of the miud and the
turnine of that into a season of stunted
loves all thinors.
them in his sunshine, fondles them in in great glee. It had a place alloted
the Summer breezes, and iov is in their to it in Edwins own play room: and
eyes and injheir hearts. Plants Tsnd the boy had several projects inj his
flowers, beasts and birds, fishes and head to make his squirrel more and
insects, all feel the law of love from more happy. So squirrey was pam
thpir C Creator I pered and fed. Every week Edwin
The plants bloom iu beauty, the laid out the greater part of his pocket- and premature harvest, which should hare
beasts skip and play in rapture, the money in the purchase of nuts for his oeen a Beasou of patient sowing, of earn
birds sing in sweetest melodies, the pet, and hecarefully cleaned its cage est culture and silent ripening of the pow-
fish lean iovfullv in thelimoid stream, every morning Detore breafciast, ana ers Trench.
the insects dance in delight, in the bung it up in his place every night.
Bunny air. - Squirrey grew tame, and would suffer
Love is everywhere. The love of Edwin to take him in and out of the
Wim whn i all InvA. dwnlls in fivprv case, and to plav with him; and Ed-
hair
Still wiped the feet she was so blest to touch,
And he wiped oil the soiling of despair
From her sweet soul, because she loved
much.
I am a sinner full of doubts and fear;
a . t tf . 1 m
iuaice me a numoie mine oi love ana tears.
Hartley Coleridge
SO
She sat and wept beside his feet The weight
Of sin oppressed her heart; for all the blame,
And the poor malice of the worldly shame,
Ta Iiav 7 1 a nnat ovftnt r rl rm t nf rltA
creature, the constant spring of all that win was very fond of and very proud Only the sin remained, the leprous state.
is. Little girls and boys, who have i s pei. Z l 7 w I '
not love in their hearS'forall that I And he. might have remained 3 -
lives, are very far from deserving the omo time longer, dui one oi nis she sat and wept, and with her undressed
love of their good Creator. young triends purchased a magpie,
And yet there are many little girls which he had taught to talk; and a
and boys, and, alas, many grown-up very talkative bird it was, and a very
men and women, who, although they merry one, too. It hopped and jump
may feel qnite certain that it is right ed about, and seemed to care for no
te "love one another," have very lit- body; it chattered, and fluttered, and
tie love to the things God has made turned its head on one side to look up
tor their use, much less to those which you wiui sucn provosing assurance, Heaven will be a world of peaco and
Becm to be of no use to them. that everybody laughed at ana ad- rest for the "weary and heaTy-ladcn"
Some cruel men will for their sport mired the magpie. Edwin was en- will be there. "He giveth Hia beloved
only, sadly ill-use the noblest of ani- tranced from that moment the fate sleep." They shall reat at least in the
rnals tne horse. It was but yester- oi poor squirrey was sealed. A mag- beautiful and tranquil world they thirsted
day that Peter Parley read an account pie Edwin was determined to have. for so long, where the spirit shall be bN
of a steeole-chase. as it is called, in Now it so happened, that master wy willing and the flesh never weak.
whif-h hnrsns arA hhuIa trfWn nvtr I maernie was not onlv a verv talkative I "Ty-
hiVh rails, deen ditches, stakes. and bird he was also a verv meddlesome
hodews. In this Ktfifmlfl-nhftSA nr. W one. He did not exactfv resnect the There is a darkey in our city 106 years
l.o., i,p., i.ra K 1 nrnnprtv of others an Flwin fmmd nn Ha' His namo ia John Hunter. He re-
l:h1 tu . k-j lUffinnHv in nnrnhasino. n mo;0. Knf members seeing 1 arleton s dragooui pas-
sing this place during the great North
Labels, Cautions,
all done on short notice and at
TEBT LOW BATES.
B.Court Blanks, Deeds and Mort
gages, ready printed and for sale at
ali times.
WES
to order.
Address, J. BR UNEBt
SALISBURY, N. C.
SIMOUTO FEMALE COLLEGE,
STATE VILLI:, . C .
The next session will open Sept. 1, 1875.
Terms for board, dec .have been made as low as
possible tn suit the times. References : Rev.
Ohas. Phillips, D. D., Prof. W. J. Martin, Rev.
W. A- Wood, Rev. D. B.Jordan. Ex-Gov. Z. B.
Vanco, Hr.n. W. H. Battle, and all frionds of
the late Prof. Mitchell ,f Chapel Hill, N. C.
Aug. 12, 1874. 6m os.
STATIONS. Marx. Extbebs.
Lea v Charlotte .... 9.16 ra ' 6 4ft am
" Air-1. me J'nct'n 9 33 - 8.S0
Hahsburv W.hH " BM "
' Greensboro 3 15 a M 10.68 "
" Danville C88 M .lt V a
.Dundee 6 is 1 90 "
" BurkevllU 11.98 6.07
Arrive at Rkhinond. a 23 r 8 48 "
GRAND COMBINATION ORGANS.
FITTED WITH THE NEWLY I VESTED
I An Invention havi
GOING bOUTH.
. . . i .1 r.-M
Vim a Saoat IsapOfW" orannaj mm wc iumre w
which tho qnanlitv or volume of lu la verv Urj-tly
and the quality of loave irr.der
bTATlOM.
Leave Ricamad
" Bnrkevi le
" Dundee
" laaville
Greenaboro.
" Saii-h; rv... ....
" Air-Line 4'nct'r
Arrive at Charlotte...
Mata.
. ra
4.89 "
10.99 -10.99
-9.00
a
6.39
1.60
8.08 a SI
Equal to that of toe Best Pipe Orpn of tie Salt Capacitj.
Kxraaa.
8.08 a. u.
9 98 -1
14 r
.17 1 .l.kil V f laJ. " "Vol Him3a.
I raj V i v a-n vi mmw - -
inn "Cello" or "Clarionet wp,
and
8.88
8.16
8.25
8.48
Wilrox Patent,'' "Octave Coupler" tWeaani
Horn," "troa," - oa Aayesat," -Vaela
GOING EAST.
STATIONS.
Leave Greensboro.
" Co Shops
" Baleigh
Arr. at Goldboro'..
C
Mail.
1GOI.VG WSBT.!
Mail
ALL, THE LATEST I MPKO V EMNTS
Can be obtained only in these Offana.
9 00 a at
4.90
8.99 "
11.90 A m
cLArr. 1JBA
L'v1990
l fl IA 44
jL'vtlOOrsi
zro&TS wsiTS&ir rr. o. n n
( 8alem Bkaxch.)
Leave Greenaboro 4.80
Arrive at Salem 8 IS
Leave Salem 8.40
Arrive at Greenaboro 10.31
r m
M
A If
Fifty tt'oxx
Qua!iitjKand Yolutne ofTone V'lKuaicA.
PRICES, $60 TO 6500.
FACTORY AND II llMOnifn HTTTTr fj ' ' w
rAWua x Aii u v. DETHOIT, MICHIGAN.
S B T A B 11 B BUS XV 1SBO.) AOB2TT8 Wanted in Every Oouty
Address GL00GH & WARREJRgN
May 20 1875. ly.
COME AID SEE !
Carolina campaign of the revolution.
Ral. Sentinel.
killed after the race; three had their difficulty in purchasing a magpie; but
backs broken, and two their legs snap- while the negotiation was going on,
ped. aQd the money was being boarded,
Now, little boys do not ride steeple- poor squirrey severely sufferred. His
chases; but they will train themselves supply of nuts was at first reduced,
to this kind of sport by wanting love and now and then his bread-and-milk
and kindness to the things that are was forgotten. Squirrey felt every
around them. - day the pangs . of hunger, and he long-
But of this they may be sure, that ed for the green trees, where he could
every cruel act will so harden the find a profusion of food for winter
heart and render the mind so dead to stores; but the bars of his prison were
the voice of humanity, that as they strong. At last, one day it was the
grow up to be men, the love of cruelty day the magpie came home, his supply
will prevail in them and disgrace their of food quite failed. Squirrey deter
narae and nature. mined to break prison, and forced his
Many children are unkind to ani- bead between the bars of his cage; he
rnals from sheer want of thought. But could not get his body through, how-
iUA mm. 1 Al. -A. A 1 1 nitAM r.n1 oLr I 4- A. K n , I A !
i.i it. w 1 i r i.i w ii ii r iu'iiiiiuu mun u wa i i i.ar:i . aim m. i ah a iv i uu u . in ii aa-i m i iiiw .m . .
-.v . rr3 7Lr5T"7- 1,8 commonly eaid that the i us teat
avwaavm tu uu iu unira wimi iiiey wu.uuucvuwi.mu uaua. diyidend nature baa giren us of her favoro,
wouici noi iiKe none to themselves, again, aim was mus sirangiea. ,g that 0f csc; for there ia no one that
ought to keep boys and girls from 1 will leave my young readers to ia not contented with his share!
hurting such tilings as they may chance imagine the teelmgs of this inconstant Montaigne.
to nave power over, tor the abuse of ooy upon nis Denoiaing his pet aead
power is a great crime. at the bottom of his cage. 1 will not How eweet to the believer 18 the rerlec-
Good nature is more agreeable in con
vereatinn than wit, and gives a certain
air to the countenance which is fat more
amiable than beauty.
Master, where abidest thou ?
Lamb of God, His thee we seek ;
For the wants winch preas us now
Other aid is all too weak.
Canst thou take our sins away ?
May we find repose in thee ?
From the gracious lipa to-day,
As of old, breathless, "Come and see
Mr$. Charlcf.
After God had made all things and describe his sobbings and lamentations, tion that, though ho ia yet a s transfer
J Al J t . P I nt a.- ll xl . I .1 11 s .. . i
pronounced them good, be made man
in his own image, full of sense and
goodness. He gave him dominion over
fowls of the air, aud the fish of the
fica, and every living thing that mov
eth upon the earth. But man was not
to be a tyrant.
"What is a tyrant?" you inquire.
A tyrant is one who uses his might
against the law of right, who acts ac
cording t his own will, who enslaves,
imprisons, kills, and destroys whoever
and whatever he pleases, and will suf
fer no one to call him to account; you
read of such men in every history of
the world.
There are many ways of being ty
ran.s there are many ways of oeing
There was no one to mark them but
magpie, who was hopping about the
play-room, and at last hopped to the
top of the dead squirrel's cage, and
looking down upon Edwin, said, with
a roguish leer, "you are a stupid.
the world of spirits, still the world
av w
s pints is not a stranger to him. Top-
iaay.
lo individual faithfulness, and to the
energy of the private conscience. God has
Edwin was more than a stupid; but c?mmit,t?d1lbe Ial hi8tory nd progress
Rf fhA BAT i,h men rvf fh moon a hoA I wi ui.ufc.iuu. O UWlr .urilllCQU.
mmwm vmm w u.v . ft a, mwv VA WMV aaaaagaav a J4AVA
its effect upon him. "I have been,"
said he to himself, "stupid indeed, and
wicked, too." And so my young
friends are all they who neglect those
nrknn. aL - 1 1 a J
"UVUI "y re uuunu w uueruui auu ia iK e L
SJay-S 25 iDA -f ft?48 H iSl and Mt ,efioi
-vu.u icuwi, uiai wueu uuey uave improreaient of love. South.
them, they incur a kind of a respon-1 iaa.
siomiy; mey are bound to teed them, I It is by feeling one's self lowed that
and to care tor them, and if they tail I one learns to love. Adelpke Uo4.
Be noble minded 1 Our own heart
and not other men's opinions of as, forms
our true nouor. bchiller.
10 Buggies for sale, all grades a classes.
have, on band, ten Buggies which I will sell
at the lowest cash prices, and as low, or lower
than any other establishment in North Caro-
uia, according to grade. All kindaof repairing
done, at short notice.
Those wishing any thing in ray line, would
do well to call and see me, before purchasing
elsewhere as 1 am determined not to ie outdone
either in prices or quality of work in the State.
Call on me at Franklin Academy, 4 miles N.
W. of Salisbury, N. C.
U. I KEEV.ES.
E. H. MARSH'S
MACHINE WORKS.
Corner of Fulton & Council, Streets,
Salisbury. N. C.
Having all my new Machinery in opera-
ation, I am now prepared in connection with
the Iron 6c Brass works to do all kinds of
wood work, such aa Lumber Dressing,
Tongue 6c G roving, making Saah, Biinds
6c Doors, making moulding from inch to 6
inches wide, also Turning 6c Pattern mak
ing, Sawing Braeketta. dee. Having the
best Machinery and first claaa workmen,
satisfaction is guaranteed.
July 29, 1875. Iy.
CRAIGE & CRAIGE.
ATT0BNET8 AT LAW,
A.ND
3oliritor5inBanhrniUi.
i.Cy Special attention paid to proceed
ings in Bakruptcy.
Sept. 4, 1873.
Paasenget traits leaving Raleigh at 8.10 m
connects at Greensboro' with the Northern bound
train; making the quickest time to all Northern
cities. Price of Ticket same as via other routes.
Trains to and from points East of Greeaabore
connect at Greensboro with Mail Trains to or
from .points North or South.
Two Trains dally, both ways
Lynchburg Accommodation leave Richmond
daily at 900 Aw, arrive at Burkeville 1356
r M, leave Burkeville 1 30 r v , arrive at Rich
mond 4 94 r X
If o Change of Can Between Charlotte
ana juenmona, zoz sues.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule of thia company will pleaae print as
a cove ana lorwsra copies to uon l. raseeager
Ageut.
For further i nformstlon address
JOHN R. MACM rjRDO,
Gen'L Pasasager Aireat.
Richmond, Ye,
T If R TALCOTT,
Engineer & Ueo'l Baperiatoaeeat
11 88 '76 100.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OHOTBTJS & BAGGAGE
WAGON ACCOMMODATIONS.
I have fitted op an Omnibus and Baggage
Wagon which are always ready to convey per
sons to or from the depot, to and from panic,
weddings, Ac Leave orders at Mansion Mouse
or at my Livery A Bale Stable, Fisher street
near Railroad bridge.
M. A. BRIKGLE-
It.
Blactier aM Henderson,
Attorneys, Counselors
and Solicitors.
SALISBURY, N. C.
January 22 1874 V..
Chesapeake and Ohio B B
m
The GREAT 1 A I F
or
HUMAN MISERY.
Just Published, in a sealed envelope. Price
stx cents.
A Lecture on the Wature, Treat
ment, and Radical cure of Seminal weak
ness, or Spermatorrhoea, induced by Self-Abuse,
Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Nervous
Debility, and Impediments to Marriage gener
ally; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fit; Mental
and Physical Incapacity, Ac By ROBERT I
J. CULVERWELL. M. D., author of the
"Green Book." Ac.
The world-renowned author, ia thia admira
ble Lecture, clearly proves from bis own e xpe-
nence teat tne lawrui oonaeqoenoe of beir
Abuse may be effectually removed without
medicine, and without dangerous sergical oper
ations, bougies, instruments, rings, or cordials;
pointing out a modo of cure at once certain and
effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter
what bis condition may be, euro himself cheap
ly pnyateiy ana radically.
X3T This Lecture will prove 4 boon to thou
sands and thousands
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address, oa receipt of six oamta or two post
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