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SPOT ON THE SUN,

YESTERDAY our city reporter informs us, a large
\ number of pc rsons were siard ng in ,srious
rarts of the city with ii. of smoked exami-
ing large 81 OF the run. Some aid it n si.p
Of famine 9th. hist it forefold war a. .esti-Dce
VIII le many ,ierlared it SIRE ,ign Of tremen.
dou ear boa ke Hut y hen the man moth t-l OF e
the Obse, vaIo,y direct TO tie said y OF it
roved to be an immcn>e solar iagrags cypress rsr,
aden Wit Thousands Of beautiful Va entihes fer
JOE SifILLINGT0v,
Cdcon Building. cor Of u street and Ia. ave.
Where the most ext-rsive. e4utiful. rious. and
attr, ct,e collection Of Valentines, both sentiments nj
and qazzcal, ranging in prices from oN cents 70 $50
can te huA 6blk~Sn
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setting forth the quantity and kind of Goals
contracted for by that Department during
the past year. Referred.
Also. report of the Secretary of War.
transmitting information ia relation to the
defence of the harbor of San Francisco. Re.
ferred.
On motion Of Mr.. HUNTER, the Senate
proceeded to the consideration of the bill
to supply deficiencies in the appropriations
for the services Of the fiscal year ending the
Goth June, 1853.
Numerous amendments reported from the
Committee on Finance were adopted, with
little or no debate
Among the amendments was one appro-
printing SILT 50 for pigment of arrearages
due David Finch rs superintendent Of the
painting the exterior walls of the Pateht
Office. Also one appropriating $1278 for
repair and improvement of Lafayette Square.
Also appropriations Of $50, 600 for improve
ments to roads and walks in tile square
south of the Presidential Mansion; and 1925
due a. J. Downing at the time of his death.
for services rs rural architect.
Mr.. GwIN moved an amendment giving
to the State Of California $500. 900 out of
the ''civill fund" collected there prior to
the admission Of the State into the Union.
upon which a debate of some length en-
sued
On motion the discussion on this amend.
ment was postponed until to- morrow.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD presented the cre.en,
tails Of his successor, John B. Thompson,
elected United States Senator from the
State of Kentucky, from the 4,h of March
next; which were read
Mr. CAss's resolutions re affirming the
Monroe doctrince were taken up.
MIR. DouGLAs having the floor addressed
the Senate upon them
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PROFESSOR llALE.-It will be seen hy
referring to another column, that this gem
teman has arrived in Washington, and IN
tends to deliver course of lectures upon
Electro Biology, commencing upon Thurs
day evening next, at Caru>i's Saloon. The
following, from the Staunt"n (Va.) Vindica-
tor, speaks we'll for the lecturer:
"E'ectro Bi.logy-Professor Hale, during
30 t OF the past week. drew crowded houses
witness his interesting experiments in
ectro Biology. Ga Thurs lay evening IL
n'tit lecture was given, the proceeds of
iich are to he contributed to the Wash
ston Monument. Prof. ssor Hale has ex-
Ell in interest IN the subject he advocates
CHI Continues undated. The question
s. asked, What is your belief in E ectro-
oey? There is Il mystery about it that
san'.ot cxpiain: but that an influence is
csed on the minds Of the subjects is
,,stioned-the fact is there, AMI speaks
,self; but by what NJ, cans this influence
ought about We know not. Professor
has instructed class on Bill gy.
OF whom Opera,e as we'll as hims. If.
'ass are highly intelligent gentlemen,
whom operated successfully on Fri.
ght last; thus showing that Biology
re taught to others. Professor Hale
Oh the respect of our community by
en;leman'y department, ard their good
shes attend him wherever he may 60"
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HOT Is. BOARDING HOUSES, &c.

TO MEET the demands f the rr.w,l, have just
returned fro q the North with most extensive
assort, en-. Of TOILETTE aRTICLt s, sue" as Dress
ing Combs Hair Brushes. Ok Marrow, pomnde, Co.
kgn. Lows Brown "i"dsor corp, &C.. d.. all lert'd
with our usua! judgment and taste-aud very rheap.
PARKER'S
Fancy and rerfumery Store, Pa
fb 10-3t under National Hotel.
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VALENTINES ! vALENTINfs!!

THOSE de irous Of selecting choce assortment
| of Valentines. be supplied by calling at
STATIONEn'S Ii Ll. a,'join re the Irving Hotel
Our Mss rtment ccnpl all kinds and dies rip,i rs
which we D omse t" Sill on the mot ressnnab T..
terms. Also, Fancy Envelopes, Motif, La-e lap T.
Call at SIAllONE.'S HALL
4
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A HOUSE FOR RENT

CUITABI.E for a Store AMI ling. on the corner
- of Sth street and Virgnit avenue near the n w
Yard I he Store j. ic ly fitted up with fow widows
and glass cases in lie The Dwell jig is in comp etc
orl,.'. Fer particulars. inquire OF
feb14-lw F. TUCKER. Navy Yard.
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He rears in bronze

jackson and Calhoun. lie rears in bronze
American war-sfee''s, as if just really to
charge along the lines to meet the enemies
Of our country. He casts his statues in
AAtercan uniform--not leaving them in
tate, or half wrapped about in
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90 Handsome ROOms.-Txo neat ami
ronveLirnt 'OGms. one ar and bedroom. C N
'e Of TIMED enable terms, if ~ p'i alton is
made mm iii tely. at he h,use known Us =. Buffers
liotel." street, hear 18th, south side.
ian 25-tf
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of the Seventh Ward, of the conduct Of Sam
poung men who frequently visit that sec,io,
of the city. We would sugge.t to them
that to keep sober, keep quiet. and ko..
good company, will keep them out Of n.
watch house. Much as we dislike 70 r
the names sf those who are taken 70 >,
watch house, as we have commenced
publish them We shall show no fayors
Watch- hsuse.-Several old customers -
taken in Saturday night, and sent 70 Il.
Farm in the morning. Sunday uivb, ,m
darkies, George Francis and G. W. Fu,,o,
were taken in for being lisorderly in III.
Seventh Ward. They gave security AM
paid costs.
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arHave you seen those beautifr

Lace Be- ttas aid Chemisett's at L TIES; No. Why
you Ought by all s There is ais, to be Seen
Muslin Emhrcider,d sps Nerino Emb' o;dercu Scarfs
Lace Fmhr .re,l Caps. Fancy Dress Caps. Evening
Head Dresses sontag Sleeves, aud beautiful t f
EmbrGaeries. i'm 4-
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B0U1S. BOOTS.
JUST RECEIVED, from C. Deuhur

One re fine Drrss Boz Is
D..e t. Sc ~ ali ins u, OTIS
One case Butt "a q .iteis. C 9th tops
Oa case do do hi ui,s
and no. f, sac. all an s, til, IN at tha hona'
Boot 81 of j I'm MILLS,
feb IL under BtuRns' II lie.
News COY
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Roots Wonderful DagurrreOtypes.
Go to Roots No matter wh Their
IT lie clear or cloudy weather.
Still with equal truth he traces
Multiudes of lovely faces!
Roots Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue, near Seventh
street. jan 81
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FLORAL CORDIAL

For the reiief md permanent cure of Go,o.
rhea. Ghets. Structures, Semtuak gos.,.
Leuchoria, Grarei. &C.
ME fLohAL coz Vi a l. has gain drAte, sir, h.,
acter a. cure. b 9TH safe and ,l,s,,t mr.
above named very common and ,i,,tr,., la. re
plants. Per-o,'s h ha'e suf r. d Long w,rI Is w
y, whose co"sitr tins have cen im,ai,.d \,
tin"uS ue:f low fin. drugs, haze lreu % 49,.
health ard 'igmr. 10y the u.e of two bott e> # ,lo
preiaration. Tho,c afflicted wou.d MT q, IT, |
money, hut great deal If unnecessary .ufE, rnc ~
giring tn" Cordial y fair t-ial .
The ccrdal is pleasant t., thr tas.e and pleasant n
its Effects In using il no TIT ons ar: n,y,,,,
&c Price rcrb tile. only OF e .Illar
Sold yr. ST0Tr & 90. ear o 9Th : 10 ta,ar.,.
avenue: W. ELLIOTT. ,or. Of aud I2,h -. -
PATTERSON & MARIN, cor. sta AMI .nrsyya,i,
avenue. -,
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AS- DIR. w. IL. Morris, tie of C,nrinnati.
ever r.: dy t. the uuf rtunat lie onsuitel
Privately and cor td ntiaIly sith'r perS M ly by
ietter t" S ad res. HrIw.l>' Hotel MeG in ;,ai
at"be aid cn.vrii ut. qai ing rest lotions
hin'r"nte Patients visited in amy parts of the city
nj di' ines sent privately aud and qes IONS
asked.
Charges very low. No cure ray is al humbug.
DR.. Morris cure a' axis reasonable tee.
All ]. tie ADDRESSED aboy and tn" IIosc
will be pro al y attended to. No incuratl. in
per OF e: Their Sex
Als,, S:rofula Ulcers, letter and Ring Worm cured
or no charge FED 12-3t
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n TICE.

4 LII persons ere hereby frwa' ned against trading
~ for. or purc, sing. Noe drawn by III i, favor
of JOS pin Wimsatt, as have offset t. said note
feb 1H3t WILLIAM BIRD
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Ga NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will find the Rest
of bo"r. 1T Copps Pavilion, for $3.50 per week, Or
hoarl and lodging on reas nable runs Gentlemen
can be acct mmo lated with baths IT all hour. sup
plS of lot cold water always hand, only % cts
single bath.
ja 22-1w I.ori> lana near 9th st.
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81 White hursls Gallery- Wher

81 Whttehursts Gallery Wher. the
best Dagu. rreotyl's in this city. in the d. are
md; is Oh Peansy Nv mia avenue near four and a.
ha street.
lie has splendid assortment of gilt frames Lock.
cts. and .ncy es, just received, and zee them
jan d.
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eye.
II her mho can apply them.
Fare thee we'll, oh, lis well,
That knew thee no longer;
That passions will swell
In my treast grew 10 stronger.
That still ficm my heart
Thi keen barb can sever,
Ere the wound grow So deep
AS to rankle forever.
Oh had but known thee
In happier minute,
This heart could have shown thee
What fondness was in it,
But that which the storms
OF a cold woIl hath blishtcd
Should meier with pure soul
Like thine be united
gu cahe er my pathway,
AS fair and as heetng
AS Il flower on the stream,
When its wave is retreatiug.
A sunburst of light
When the tempest is raging,
a star in the night
When the ocean is raging.
We've parted, and gloom
VIII again gather round me
Zen so-let it come,
Twill but find as thou'st found me.
l heed not the darkness,
Eve borne it, can bear ii,
| dread not the tempest
So thou dest not share it.
Our lady readers will also be supplied
with some "gems" from. our "Valentine
post bag" during this hot season of signs
and tears. So let our sentimental readers
look out for the Star during the week.
Arenus Uouse.-This house, situated at
the corner of 7th street and Louisiana ave.
is kept by Geo. French & Co., whose father
for many years was proprietor of the Ma
ii nal Hotel in Norfolk. Though the house
has been opened Tut u short time it is al
ready we'll filled with boarders, and among
them are several members Of the Senate and
House. We had occasion the 9th. day to
call upon a gentleman in the house, aud
while their requested the proprietor to show
us the different apartments in it. We
found the rooms elegantly furnished, and
many of them very desirable OH account of
the commanding prospect from the window
The dining hall will accommodate large
number guests, and judging from remarks
made by boarders, the eatables carried into
it are Of quality to satisfy the inner man.
The quietness of this house, the elegant
manner in which it is furnished, and the
superb style in which We understand it is
kept, all combine to ensure it O fair share
Of patronage.
Noa Failure The mail did not arrive mt
the proper hour this morning. aud had not
up to 9 clock An accident it is supposed
must have occurred, occasioned by the snow
storm, which must have been heavy towards
the North.
Rordits on the Island Complaints have
been made to the police By several citizens |
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~ Joe ShtilingtOn receives ali the
new 10 ks End lie. spal, fast uhl sh. i lie
il agent for iarcrs and all the other Mag'zi, es ard
our read" will alwa, id large and good ass.,rt
M mt Of ilank oks and stationery his book store
Oleon building, Of 10 street aid Penn av.
frb
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Local A fairs.

Snow Storm.-Tbe sudden change in the
weather this morning was predicted by that
" respectable old gentleman" tue weather
clerk" some days past The light fall of
snow, and keen smack Of the air, compelled
the ladies to again don their winter furs.
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The CANAL.-The Cumberland Journal
says! 1.-The Chesapeak and Ohio canal is
now entirely free from ice.
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House Of Representatives.

On motion Of Mr. IIOUsToN it was ordered
that the hour of meeting hereafter be II
o'clock, aud that the evening session be dis
continued.
Mr. DAVIS of Indiana moved to suspend
the rules to enable the Committee on Pub
lie lands to report bill for the adjustment
and state of locations conflicting with swamp
lands selected; which was agreed to; aud
Mr.. HALL, from the same committee, re-
ported the bill with several amendments.
and made brief explanation.
Considerable discussion followed
GooD.-New Hampshire, hrs resolved to
expunge very odious feature from her
constitution which makes the profession of
certain religious faith an essential qualif-
cation for certain Offices.
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n- The Boston Traveller denies the re-
port that the Hoosack Tunnelling Machince
has proved failure.
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Did.

In tl:is city. the 18th i TINT, Mrs. ELLEN
GRIFFIN. ag. d 81 years
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Vate"tine's Day. The missiles, in the
shape Of 'paper bullets" freighted with the
fire OF Cupid's torch, that passed through
the post office to day, surpassed in numbers
that of all former years. For the benefit of
our "deau1 readers We present
OUR VALENTINE.
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Rordies on the Island Complaints have
been made to the police By several citizens
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PORT DEPOSIT


E'eHsNEszeE' & Mae EEEEE1 SEEGE'.
- SliE Undersigned, having taken the above
8 establishment on his own account, informs
It's friends and the public, that having ma lie
agran Lemen's with the very best wurkmca, he
Is n"w prepared to fill all orders Tor castings
and machinery Of every Kind, al II" shortest
aoticr. Frr.n the favorable location i'r p:0-
curing iron. coal, Sc, h" hattrrS himself That
Ge can do work on terms that will make II an
obi ct with those having wor, in his line of
business, tn pnI:unisr him.
"..'"cal attention will be pail to all kinls
Of II and Factory work. Always on hand
und for sale 10 the trade
IiOW Cts'i4nS, Graz! rn2 Wagon By.es,
Sores, A0iior-'"nr" Store Tee settles.
iiai bottom !0., rurnaccs, Tn Ware, SC.
Orders solicited and promptly at'' nded IN.
L.. y. McCLENAIAN.
The business will be unirr the managemen
@! Mr.. Henry NCw>ham, a practical mechanic,
and for many years aSsciatrd with one OF the
Iar""si machine shops OF PHILADELPHIA, who
viii devote all his energies and experience to
the prosecution of the business.
Flnns aad drawings male free Of expense for
persons wishing To have work executed.
f.. D. McCLENAHAN, Proprietor.
IT. NrWaHt1l Mana .er.
PORT Drru+!l, June Is
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For Tie Cecil Viz.
TO &: a'fO Us'.

" - u tS ses
1t is small and simple flower,
The lily ui the vale;
And yet it hath a wonirnuS power,
Aud tells Il moving laic.
The heart in secret wilh"ring--
The love which hu'uS alone
The pure and precious oilcrn,
Made 10 Il tni,nkItss one.--
A tok"n delicate is this,
And well a:Uth il reveal,
That wAGrh lnc heart Ray not confess,
And yet cannot conceal.
would knew what gentle hand
limj cuIl"d the hU !U, luc
AMI what fair on" H.a? lnus demand
My feeble sympathy.
But ne. ! do net SEEK To learn
That Ira-n& mystery,
Nur wake the /, yc | cant return
Though tar the glvtr b..
And ltou mays, still remain unseen;
And yet The bri2h! Heal
That | lave formed lhr'. | wcen
Is not luVcllrr than the real.
An Ike this lovely little flower,
y type olm0ral life
May all yonr thoughts nAh every hour,
Be free from mortal sl,Ilr.
And when your earthly work is lone
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For The CccH H'kig.
fi.sis Words.

L. :. ID.
4 magic spell, a Mud wori has,
10 raise The sad AMI iruoping heart;
1t oil has caused u SIHiie to pass,
v hen otherwise Il tear would start,
On tunes 10 thuse overp"wrrcd by giiet,
Or through the world neglected shay;
Onc sinll", ON" vert, has brought rrl'-!,-
Caused iurId thoughts, 10 pass away.
The sonI, when as if tempest tossed,
BY cares and trials Of lh,s w0rlI;
lis sa}cncI thoughts las oiien lost,
iiy on" Kind, Cheering, pleasant word.
But nl!Hy l!nG"r out iHcir Lime,
tn earth unc 'nsciLus CIlts power;
Unto them hi has no sunshine,
10 them sriei's storms do ever lower.
E!nl woods, have power TO soolhc and charm,
Aui cnuut 50, give the troubled heart;
Oh! dIt You ever feel them warn
Your heart, and happiness inrnrl?
Then if you have tntrr influence felt,
You We feat Iiic's Golden sunny ray;
For they have power dark grief to melt,
Ani chase the gloom Ol life away
Oh if You've felt their soothing power.
Hes caused pa auiisc on cartA
IiA you rcsuiv' 10 h: one more,
To change uark grief to scenes of mirth
kri words do bat trl!ir cost,
Bat OH great happiness, they yield;
Then never deem their value lost,
For they We Il power, that all may WELD.
Oh! never in youl Path through life,
An opportunity cradc;
To make the lot, of others rife.
With happiness, By kind words sail,
Then, whca your earthly journeys o'er,
With smiling brow, and hopeful breast,
Nay you PASS oven d alh's hl'ak shore,
Ia Heaven to find ciulWal rest.
LOmbNdriUe, 4II.
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For TIE Cecil Wig.
Mem. Thirst for Gold.

NsS> III " IKE Esk Erk ssOEN.
"Sacr" tamcs aart quill non cogis morlaiia
VIRGIL.
Oh Gold. What miserics thou dust cause
To poor misguided man
As thou dosl cover with thy gauzc
The i'll Of sorrows van.
Oh how INTO the reckless race
Thou 'alost his Irenzi"d heart,
Ana cnon"St On his Tagging pace
hen iroul thce he would part
On Oceans wild and homeless plains
We note the shattered wreck,
We see thee there with %rlciS an pains
Onr inlS!rd race bcdcck,
Again within the molly throng
That crowd cur cities walls,
How thou dos tenn so,ne heart along
To vice; until 1t falls.
Lo! far on Californian willis
How many bones lay BIT aching,
And yet thy voice as ere bcguileS,
Man needs hot nature 5 teachings.
And so where e'er mankind would go
To grasp thee! gIilicrinG toy,
We see thee mock hun with Thy show
And rive HIN gtci for joy.
Oh when will man be wrnned from thee
By woes Of ihv urhcavul
And learn from ihy brigh, show TO fec
Thou very ''roGf ufcrH.'
When Shall Mankind in truth seek bliss
Not seek thee far and nigh;
When find the truth there lies in this
''Sacra flames aur!!'
Port Deposit, M G. II. T.
''Oh cursed thirst for Gold! what doesl thor
mol ca"Sc human hearts to Go!''
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DR.. J. B. ANARCHISTS
nrkEnEs krEss gArsroErrNN

.
Whites; Chronic Inflammation AMI Ulccra-
ton oithe Womb; Inciicntal lirm"rrha%e, or
Flooline; Painful, Suppressed, ana Irregular
mtnStruation, SC, with all their accompany
inc evils, Cancer cXcrptcd,) no matter how
severe or of how long standing.
The tholcon far surpa>scS other remedies
III being more certain, less expensive, AMI
leaving the system in better condition. Let all
therefore interested in such remedy call and
obtain a ramphtet (ree) containing ample
proof, from highly respectable sources. OF III"
happy results o.! lis "sr together with letters
from Iir>t-cIaSS experienced physicians, who
have used it in then practice, aAl speak igom
their own Observations.
Pamphlets had gratis 1T the Store Of WM.
TuRBEkr, Agent. Elhton. Also sold by
NEST Of the leading Druggists in the a.!joinin 2
counties.
Letter addressed TO Mcssrs. Beach & Brownson,
Agents at Ncwhrrry. {. H., S, c., hy Rev.
c. ). Beard, Of same State.
GLENN SrRiSGS, Ian. 9th, 1888.
M"SSrs. Beach & nrownson --%iEs | send fer
another bottle If your ',inrchi~l's Uterine
"a'Eolicon.' My wife has brrH afflicted Tor
eleven years. and variety Of u.gna> has been
res 'tt"i to for relief. but none was obtain, j
uuIil | received this m"dicin" from YOU. Ii,
influence seems almost magical: there Wa q
"aajtc't Improvement num the day il WA,
taken.
As there are a great many f'mal"< in on,
country laborin" under the affection for which
Eonr medicine proposes II remedy, feel /, d
Iuty 10 recommend it to all such
(Si"n"aD LpCGu S. BEARD.
j. 4. MARClTISI & CO., lropric,nrs.
Central Depot, 3Ol broadway, n. Y.
Aug IL, '53 GIN
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married people, or those contemplating mar
riaac. By WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. y.
Let no father be ASHAMED TO present copy
of the .i.ScUlnpius to his child. II may save
him from an carly grave. Let 40 Young man
or woman enter into the secret obligations Of
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cough pn IN the side, restless uightS, ncfy-
ons feelings, and the Who'll" train Of Dysprrtlc
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10 b" married, any impeachment, rca this trUiy
useful book, us il has been the means If sa;.
ing Thousands OF unfortunate creatures from
the very jaws Of DEATH
Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CTS.
carloscI in q letter, will receive onn cvry OF
Ills work by mail, or five copies will be sent
Tor One Dollar.
Adllrs$, post raih) DIR. WIN. Young,
Jc l'y No. 1872 Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
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