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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26

FACTORY for SALE-The large and
sn6 eor.nedious B1idines and Ground, noE occupied
~ the BmiL shGm Manufacturing Company situated inthe
fouh'hing OF Birmingham C0un together With pow
eTu water Wheels and hxtIes adapted 10 eny branch OF
msnnfscture and having water power aaSlWpsslsd.
Via be sold cheap to Cose trust eod 10 well worthy OF
tie attention CT any peIson rsqur5s tas description Of
pg0p~iy.
For isT--s snd further pGreulrrs sppiy 70
SAhpL LORD, ia. - Maiiessne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26

~ MARSHALL, Lessee THIS EVENING, July 26
first grand Magical SotIee Of Prof ANDERSON the great
oig nal Wizard. The famous Crystal Cssket Mystic Cab
net the Mysterious Portfolios Cauldron Faniastique Mys
teIiCus Disappearance OF Two Persons; Suspension Me
merle &c AT the conclusion the Wizard will produce from
Red Hot Cucble thousands Of petite Vases Of Ice Cream
for the LADIES' &c Reserved Seats in Parquet and Dress
Circle ~ cents Family Circle and all other sests 5
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Aonses iDanie1.
Rral estate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE--The tw0-story
frame House and Lease Of Lot Of Ground The North
sde ith A. 200 feet east Of ithav size Of House Il
feet front By Is feet in Depth with sXtension containing
10 Size Of Lot p 100 feet Thu lease has 10 ye.r
Iun, ground rent Of $50 per aunum With covenant
OF renewal for ID years and the improvements TO be paid TOR
at the end OF the term.
Also House and Lot sd Joining ts,sme - the above.
Also the House and Lease Of Lot the south side Of
i2iths, Opposite the above House containing room,
Ao Houses and Lease OF Lo.S adjoining the last aned
each OF the sans kind.
Fer price, terms. and further ppticulsrs apply TO
ANTHONY }. BLEECKER, AuctioneeT, No. Broad st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
NTrSIC MADE EASY and INTER-.

I've FsTlNG, BY Prof Do MsDAY Teacher OF the
PsLo.Forte SINGING Gusr, Accordion and Violin. Terms
moderate an0 F0rtes srd his allows t1aed boast sold,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
NOR SALE-The House and seven

acres u Land near the railroad depot at Fhki Land
nE ue residence Of Z Croshy Esq The premises are In
sxcslent order tine double house. good outbulldnsa
large of choice fruit and possessing every requisite
kr the residence Of gentee family wishing country hous.
rms NewYork BY railroad two hours Inquire OF O. y.
DORLAND, No. 81 Chamb .Is-st, n. Y City, ROT VIM n.
WALSH, or Wk. II. DENNINo, rishhili i.sndns Dutch
sssC County
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

- SHALL, cole Lessee.-PrCfessor ANDERSON'S first
appearance at tbs Broadway Theater will positively
take place On MONDAY EVENING, 26th inst. Farewell
visit to NewYork prior his departure from this country,
when he will display bis GRAND MAGIC TABLEAU,
Intro dueng series Of Eecrorn autc wonders that
not be attempted accomplished by any other artist bat
the Great Original Wizard the Father Of Natural Magic
whose extraordinary without parallel having been
visited in New-York by 100000 persons Philadelphia
l5,Oc0 Memphis, 10 O0O ST. Louis $1,000; Louisville
5000; Cincinnati, soOaO-total 6}5OOo who have pro-
claimed him the greatest Magician of the nneteenh cen.
tury. He viii on MONDAY EVENING appear in b
Magic Circle giving bis Grand Drawing Room Soirees Of
NATURAL MAGIC and EXPERIMENTAL PHYSIQUE.
Admission, Is cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
TATE AND NATIONAL LAW

~ SCHOOL Bsls.or Spa spSsrsiosa County y. ,;,s
The Commencement Exercises viii take pace 90 IN
Of Apgast 81 10 A. NJ Hon A. C. Psgs VII oshves .no
Orsc TIE nezt Tern VIII com ON the sth ofsep
teubeI Object OF the tnsttaton, to tsa YOUNG men ~
EHtenpore Speaking and the Tna o. Csnses - 80,
he ss'epee Oh Law Crculsr satrg
" reiae.t sirected tposipAidl . LW.fo"Lih'
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YARNS for SALE CHEAP-Ono Of

:" afes ~ock arc CROPS, new house and barn, for
oo one OF % seEes Of - pesr tbe Rs-
read Depo-wth good buildings one Of IS scres nav h{uss
s.d barn. one OF 80 sores OF and fs,s al Va.
rou other szes al cheap Some be EXCHANGED fr eitv
property SIS suitable Tor bn nts near he pSox
&C Communication four times day with the city Can on
VAIL at Pacific Hotel Saturdays from to other dave
al tine Depot Planfeld Leave Pier No l. North River a
5. ~ and O'Clock. daily. by Central railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
Gtbools.
CEDAR GLEN SEMINARY, SING

~ SlNt-Hu. PATTI ER5OH repeatedly aDnoaacss,
IA coneesne. 0fkeT Sch o incTeaDg he has removed %
C6sl Glen IL Il beautifully situated 90 The tfuatos ana
is location IL private an healthy. the PdHcipA hAs on5
~ hef essb sDment the advantages Of school win tne
freedom and comforts Of nome IeTms-s.2 pef sonnn
under wears that 500 Aslc 20 peI fohsI'
Teacher competent 10 teach The French a1knsgs Aoo W
s.si.t IN lie general routine wanted Immediately
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6nefial Notifies.

to The MercaPtiie Library will be closed tfoe ne
rurpose Of repairs for two weeks commencing Mon
s,v Au,r=q Rv orssr WILLIAM HOWE,
Chairuisn Library ConuiiStee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
NOR SALE-Three valuable Lots. stu

LNOR SALE-Three valuable lots, stu
Il sted in Sth-st. between Avenue ID AID Lewisst--
Each Lot 10 a feet BY 90 ieet II inches with wood build
ing Of them for manufacturing spars lc To be sold
IN psTcel and TO trouble, the ows cash price
- SEQ per lot. The title is indseutsbe For further par
ticulns application may he made 70 Nessrs MILLER L
sHAURMAN Lumber merchants, in sh-s;. between Ave
nues ard ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26

LTOR SALE or to LET-Two splendid
Il frstclsss Houses Ncs l49 and ISL West 22dst They
replee with all the modern Improvements Inquire Of
I. CHARTERS, siivsnmth, Ne 50 MeTcefst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26

LNOR SALE--A very desirable Lot in
IL the village of Mount ve'noo 100 feet by loS fronting
LIST av betwee 4th and 'hsts, ard about half milo
from the ruinosd 6erdt For further particulars apply 10
A. c. LEWIS, No 264 Broadway, up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
MOUNT WASHINGTON HOUSE,

NTOUNT WASHINGTON HOUSE.
I'VE BY HORACE FABYAN White Mountains, n. h
This celebrated Hotel is situated at the foot OF the
slope of The White Mountains and in full view Of the en-
tire range Of their Hottest sunns Persoas travelling Tor
pleasure sport here enjoy pure mountain ar PIC
uresque scenery and the Of the White Noun
tains large and splendid stud OF Ponies will be found al
this House aa IS In readiness for those wishing TO ascend
had trainirs OF two or three years with intelligent and
septlemanly Guides. HORACE FA8YAN, Proprietor
c. JESSIyGs Assistant late of the St Johnsoury house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
manis.

4 ) protested Cook in private family,
BY respectable English Girl. Has rood references
Apply 81 No. % Orsenwich.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
L,OR SALE or EXCHANGE. "A House

n with seven Rooms AID full Lot. in WiuismsouIg Tor
sale at bargain, will be exchanged for sm. Farm,
(he quantity than tho quality VIII be considered In
reghbohood OF NewYoik Address stating location,
w. T. w, Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26

EXCEL SIOR.-Parents wishing 70 md
IT,. Iptirurou In which rood order Ia maintained y
- 80 rapiG Improvement, scnrec BY tb1rous1
o.,coo yin be PLEASED End served a. Tho ConIonTeh
and cAA1'A' ''A"~' SOLOMON JEariER, Pnae:rti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
NOR SALE-An elegant free. stone

hrees.cry and baeusnt House, finished In the vcsy
eest modern style with baths &e situate IN the Ines
part Il Union-st Brooklyn.
Aso, twos.cy and basement Gothic Coase, with affo
yad, rsps vnes shrlbbery &c situate In Bondst,
seAeieihoTn In Brookvu large eaSt Of tho perchass
gaze.
$50 20 sSres Of heavy vber Laad situate IN the town
" heifn ey Go n Y for sale exchange. In
ssiton-sH' N " Or Of wM. siMES, No. Is West brood
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ting NETWORK TRIBUNE

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gseaaner Prce q cents per copy: ,r, r.,,,...-.
GREELEY McEDRATh, fubhsheIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
harm at YONKERS for SALE

A Wnbs q niss ~ Hpdson River Railroad Defbt and
! miles Of BTonxyo Depot Harlem Railroad Contains
81 aces Of which ee,s in woo1s Sol sape,iori
pa dn and plenty; rood asd fruit abaad1nt
ve1y she bat 10, OF lhs Hudson River Tne
place is lncer cd crop ard Improvement soma rocss
s,usiion very high Price very low Appys.No. 9Plst-
81, gpsisirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26

"a Seventh Ward, turn out, turn out The
Wings OF the With WaId are requested to meet THIS
EVENING Monday July 26) at o'clock, at Geo. SCOTS
Headquarters Rutgers and Maoson-sts to join In
procession TO attend the grand Celebration Of the battle OF
lundys Lane At Tompkins-square Whitworhs celeb sted
Brass Band engaged for the occasion BY order OF the
Ward Commttise, JAS. h. BREEBORN, Chairman
sam T. McKINEEY, Sec'y.
~ Fuss and Feathers.-The Whig Young Mems
NIAGARA CLUB of the Xtb Ward. will have grand
Fus at the Buens Visa House Grand and FoIsy
THIS Monday EVENING, July 26, at " O'clock for tue
purpose OF unuring Scott and Graham feathers 70 tho
bteze. Also proceed in procession to the Wing Young
Mems Ratification citing at Tompklns-square All young
men favorable to the election of SCOTT and GRAHAM
ale cordially vited 10 Join us n.D
5Ges s,,,1I w H FO'T' Vice Presidents.
d. 3 STURTEvkST, Treasurer,
C. EGBERT. Marshal
rs S.sD0S Serretsrle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
EVOR SALE In the best part of Broad

way-Stock and Fixtures Of Store, with Lease,
the best conditions With $500 81 any start
there business The price s cheap. Terms cash Every
thing new in the Store Inquire OF AUGUSTUS OHLAN-
DER No $50 Broadway.
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TX WEEKLY Tribune
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EvARM at YONKERS for SALE

Il Within "A miles VI Hudson River Railroad Depot, and
Z miles Of Bronxville Depot Harlem Railroad Contains
NJ scres Of which 20 In woods Soil srperory
suidngs and plenty; water GOOD ana fruit abundant
View very fine but not 10 sight Of the Hsdson River The
,l.oe IL under good crop and Improvement sonns rosks
Situation very high pdse very low Apply No. lsflss
urset up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
NOR SALE-A House and Lot, situa-

ted on 8lstst near 2d-sv The House IL bdt In tho
best manner both for convenience snd dursbitv ed In
with brick arbe NANTES &c, containing thirteen rooms
No expense has been spared rendsr desirable re5eoce
either for small large family. Apply 30 McCOTTER,
the premises A. bcCoTTER, No. l23 fultsn-st NY.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
EyOR SALE-Bnilding Sites in Newark,

TVOR SALE-BlildingS Sites in Newark,
u N J-Tsn splendid Badins Substituted On the
OF West Bank ~ ana Wallace place. The lots are 81
ST. and without exception the hest ard most valuable
sites for private residences in Newsk vicinity. Tho
ground the highest point Of elevation bach OF the Court
House having full panoramic view of the city Of Newark
river and bay, and hsrbor OF New Yoh adjoining the lse
residence Of Joseph Wallace In good neighborhood, aud
within 1--WE minutes dive of the Marset depot Il pro
posed TO sell to who will not build at least 100 feet
from the front, leaving tine Private Park In front and
sound in for gardens and stables For particulars
terms, sc, ioqUiTe of W IA. WOODRUFF, pier No -
North River New-York or I Y. JOHNSON co, New
aIk. n J-NewaIk, July y, l852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
EARM OF 10 ACRES FOR SALE

"A niles east OF Rsihosd Depot at Sing Sog itcona-
I'd, spleud,e view Of the Hu6 River has GOOD
ice house aud ouiboildDgs ssd a. abund-
of uner and fruit IL may if desired b purchased In
- and ~ are lot. For particulars inquire Of
JOHN T. HOFFMAN, Nc 81 Wallet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-22
Our Liverpool Correspondence.

LIVERPOOL, March 10 1852.
Terrible Nuiny and Conflict Board Ms Paeke, Ship
Queen qf TIE Hes.--1Re Mormons in IerpOoi-Sale Of
tie Nep Cad Steamer Pcsia-Steamsiips Grea, B,I.aia
md Sarah Sands. &c.
The steamship Niagara which carried out my comnu.
nicatonf the 9th inst had scarcely rounded tho Rock
Lighthouse, when daring mutny broke out on board
tho packet chip Queen Of tho West OF New York The
conflict between the crew. aud the captain his Off
GERS bloody in tho extreme fortunate 1T Is that no
life lost although at period of the battle it wa
expected that many persons would have alon saoros
in the sanguinaIy struggle.
To 60 into the details OF this horrid affair would occupy
more time and space than cit her you could spare
Al tho some time brief statement OF the main facts
will no doubt BE- acceptable to your readers.
The Queen OF the Wet having reftted got all her
cnigo and passengers board (you that she
Ind 10 put back into Cork with los Of sails &c and
10 Liverpool 10 repair The damage sho suGtaned)
Wss hauled out Of deck on Saturday forenoon. when
brought to in the river the captain David Mors went
hoard TO muster his and az to prepare
for preceding TO sea When he got deck Of tho
stGmen George Freeman, American. went up to the
captain. aud demanded Why only twenty six OF
thirty Captain Mora replied that he had gone to sea
with lefs and that he Freeman, could only do
mans work AZ the same time telling him to go
10 his duty frctmRn began to manifest the
bcigus nature Of his deposition and the mpro.
rer and reprehensbIe game he about to play
lie sworo at the captain, used insulting Language.
oprIolious olithets. and protested theS he would
neither work 20 to until proper complement Of
hands board Tho captain. on seeing these map
fes2ons considered II time to stop such Illegal conduct
and stepped up TO freeman with the view Of placing him
III arcs This the signal for tho commencement Of
the rifrny. Tho gathered round the captain and
with Delaying pans handspkes md every other inagna
bic eor 81 weapon they could get beat him on all parts OF
The body leaving him with bloody proofof their ndig
nation The first mate observing what was going on,
armed htinself with cutase and TO defend his cap
tam lie too, assaed but the sight Of could steel'
broulht r TO tho courageous hearts Of the mutinceis
mates Meantime c,ntcin Mo,s ,ot mn ran To lila
.ah oi rFole et pistol aud Sailed forth to capture
ue iWeauei oi the mutiny. lie made him hs prisoner
bnt thls was ooy the signal for apothw attack more
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-22
ASTROLOGY, A 60

" EDITORIAL FROM THE SUNDAY MERCURY. OF
n March 2I lS5sThc power of the Is mighty and
will prevail The wonders of Astrology-Peope who sup
that astrology not science greatly mistaken
To work s results arithmetic algebra and astronomy
brought into play aud the calculations which horo
framed and natiSes cast of the most ABB
sruse character The astrologer ignorant pretcnder
works rules old the Scriptures themselves for
almost the earliest period Of scrptural history tho Cha
priests praetcd astrology and even as late as the
reign Louis XII Of France 1t ranked among the exact gel
Certainly an art 40 antique 50 universally believed
thousands and based the movements OF
tho bodies entitled to respect than the absurd
theory spirit biology &c. so generally swa
lowed DR. Roaok better known perhaps than any other
atrooger day Processes to mot only revived the
all accuracy hHt In the study OF years to
added very largely to its is quite oerta
that many of s predictions made in this city have been m
filed tho etcr To those who kcptcal as TO his skill
he offers TO give ndputabe proof Of his knowledge OF the tu
and the past, at his residenes No Lte street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-22
Thcatrac0 and Musical,

BowxRr THrAraE.-The pieces selected for this cvon-
hgs ANUS ment comprise shskpeares tragedy of Mao
beth in which Mr. Eddy will personste the character Of
Macbeth, Nr Gooda that Of Macdu Sr Tiiton tho part
Of Bsnquo, and Mrs Jordan tina. Of Lady Macbeth and
Londy,' with stevens, Cony and Taylor in tho leading
characters This Is highly attractive bill and ought to
oil the Bowery in every department
BROADWAY TnE.rRr.-Mr Forrest. tho popular Amn-
rcaD trngcdnn will commence his seventh week night
Ut the metropolitan theatre Ic will appear BaptSa
Febro. in the celebrated tragedy entitled the Broker of
Bogota," supported by Mcssrs Conway, Barry Mime
Ponsi and Mrs Abbott Tho terminating feature viii
be the Lades' Battle or I'm Duel en- Amour 10 which
sever of tho principal members Of the will
pear
NrrIos G.nprr,-Mme Anna TbIIcn is announced to
appear again this evening in the great character of la
Cstafina supported by Mr. Hudson, aud efficient cho-
rus in the extremely popular comic opera Of tho Crown
Diamonds" No doubt there will bc another densely
crowded mbaSs present The concluding piece viii
to the irsb farce called " How to Pay tho Rent" In
which Mr. Hudson will sustain the character Of Morgan
Rather.
Burrows THnArnI.-Burton advcrtisos very attrac-
tive bill Of entertainment for this evening The piece
the list is Bourcicauts comedy styled W.st End,
In which nearly all the leading members Of the company
will appear his viii be succeeded by airs
~ the orchestra, and the whole viii terminate with
Aughnte comedy entitled Bachelors Torments which
N also very well oaat.
NATIONAL Tnsalrr.--The new drnms called the Match
Woman of Boston is TO be produced this evening at tho
National Furdy continues S ndctntigable ever, in
bis endeayors to please bis patrons The successful drama
q The oid Continental and farce just received
from England called tho Bath Bun will also be- per-
formed in which several Of the principal of tho
company will appear.
bARSuM's MusEuM--Ihe highly aughsble pieces en-
titled "a " ife for aif Hour and the Organic lee
on" are to be represented in tho lecture this
aFoiite atabieLucnt this afternoon The Oriental spec
tace of Cherry and Fair Star" which Is nightly viii
nsffed by large audiences With grea, delight viii bo per
foIm,d IN tho evening
Bowynr CiRcUs.-1he equestrian amusomens selected
fer this evening Ly Sands Company comprise several ot
the best features Of tho Those iavorc GLOWING
john Goip AloxsI der Rockwell and Loyett are to an
pear IN Col Junction with the Other aS0ritcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-22
EXPRESS AGENCIES, DC.

RERFORD g. CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE
- Express will be despatched the splendid
Georgia to with the mail steamer Oregon through
In twentysix charge special
III take freight at 40 cents pei h. deliver In San Fran
cisco ahead Of all other Expresses the only through
line rail road the Isthmus Parcels received
i. NJ, day OF sailing BERFORD Il co.
II. PRIDE CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, NO.
IA. Wall streetFreight 81 ceRts b transported
che gold Next shipment, by the Georga," 2lth
March. A. ii. PRIDE & CO.
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land Car spring Company t.o daily receipt Of
SGns ssrns T f. this from
w. Whittier the 81 tie New York and
NV YoRK AVN NEw HAVEN RAILROAD,
SursRirrrNprNr's 0Fricr, March II lss2
ToMr. 4 NJ Ray lot broadway, New York ;.,sr-in an.
Ssed oIs S5sr sprnss under our cars with rss
We have lad an opportunity q trying other nds
@ s S o SfsifE ySSGr S s
u uBBFR sPRlSes-TuE NEW, ENGLAND CAR
Mr Bird of ts highly respectable arm q BIRD We'd q
il smcwhat exposes TIE very Transparent, ahdat Mr
Israel TuoIcr lately published y sr. Dsy ,o.,
F.M Ray, E.q, Nov Yertbcar sT-My st,saton has
lately hsea ceod @ the adayit q Israel ~ lusssr LATELY
you mOdo IL il Day (tlrodgb himl nndry large easrs 70
Charles G;ooGSoer must say thai think hero i
mistake the part Of Mr. Tucker for tho reason that NJ
the rubber manufacturers buy him out Of the husno
Ivy him out &SSo svS5s .d i"GS oSs aS ss
willing TO pay Mr Day one cent to renqut,h tho ounes
us before e nay u bs bSnee ~ III & rf nsa MD NJ
was oSpee9d g he tried IN oeten We met on board ne
bridge over the Hsokcnsack burned In that
@ and % ny % sc xey & +" q S s yr9 %' a m e. i &
b. Whole iotSrs n the rubber business Including ali bic
York. would rive bonds to leave the husines and 20
him so that an injunction could any taken to top
him or any other person Who should attempt 20 nfng
should become tbo counsel Of the other ysrtss i%me
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MATRIMONIAL.

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paid plain directions enable ladies gentlemen TO win
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desire. The "a simple but captivating
that ell may married. irrespective Of appearance
poon and last though not least it can DO arranged with
such ease deIcecy that detection is impossible Ad
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