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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-06-23

= EVEN TnuUSANp Papers Crop Garden Seed,
inst received and warranted fresh &c, comprising ali
- y,tlgties brought 1S riaTs Extra Eary Peas Ear
~ Nsr P-as six week beans Glove Onions &C. by the
jaFoi. ar Cattiss, Button Onions, &c, DC, by the
-,oppg ]. g. BROWN,
t,,-e No. 42 College Street.
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SUNDRIES.
nURNET,s WATER COOLERs.

| HfRNEI-S W. OOOIsEhS.
MYTH this elegant article families Of ordinary size car
w be supplied with water as cool ice ITSELF BY an
4 outlay cf sets per day day for r., ice (tif
impurities from water rendering it perfectly clear and
ICE CREAM FREEzERs AND TUBs-we have
large assortment which we w sell low for cash pune
Also Ice MALLETs, ICE PICS, &c, &c. 80
PLUNGE SPONGE AND SHOWER BATHSs-we
have all varieties Of Bath Tubs made Of an extra heavy
article OF zinc, imported expressly for the purpose
Also, TolLETr SETS FOR CHAMBERS, Of the best
BRITTASIA WARE.-We have this dav received from
New York and will sell at small advance on the manu-
laci prices the most elegant stock of BRITTANIA
that has been ever offered in this city, prices
low as TO induce those in the crate ciren-
stances 70 combine elegance with comfort
britana Candlesticks Pitchers, Cups Lamps &c, &c,
I BLOCK TN COVERED DISHES. Of all sizes.
Coffee Uras. Soup lureens higgins &c, &c, &c
may9'54 nHe' d. SNOW, AlACKEAZIE co.
MARsRALL'S UTERINE s,ATHOLICON.
T. P0MER0Y, NJ D., Inventor and Proprietor,
SoRe Genuine oittout has signature and the Seal and Sig
mature Of The Grggen5urg Conspony. H ras
TT is well known that Dr. Pomeoy the discoverer of the
justly celebrated MaIsalls Uterine Cathoicnn is one
of the Oldest and most skfa physicians this country
The Medicine prepared by him. has attained repuia-
zion far beyond that awarded other medical
paraton and wherever has been used il has needed
recommendation, save its own beneficial effects
But one thing has retarded its universal adoption and
use IN every Of uterine disease and that is its price
which has been three dollars per bottle. =
well known that five out OF every six in the
country over years of age afflicted with the
plants incident TO their formation attendant upon the
function Of mensruation. We all sufferers that
Marshalls Uterine Catholcon will them if vial
part injured ruptured and it has long been
deavor to sell the medicine at price which will enable all
to purchase it. This has finally become practicable and
We that the price of this estinabe medicine
Is reduced to DOLLAR ,5c) per bottle
1t is invaluable remedy for diseases of the Womb
and It's appendages, Urinary Organs as the Kidneys and
Bladder and diseases of Pr gnancy-Prolapsus Uter
or Failing Of the Womb-Lencorhea, Whites, Flour
Albusail irregularities of the monthly periodical turns
especially painful Menstruaton suppression and
of Urine and scalding of the
diseased action of the Kidneys, d Boating Drops
cal Swelngs- Also Spinal Complaints, called gen
orally the result of this class of complaints and will dSa
where they exist in the ratio the Uterine
of Pregnancy such Acidity Nausia,
Vomiting, Indigestion and Paintings. /
.--.. ALSO q
The Grafienburg Dysentery Syrup. !
An infallibe remedy for all bowel complaints In Asia
c Cholera, and Cholera Morbus il has wonderful power
II cures Dysenrery, Diarrhea, Bloody Fuy Gripping and
Strainng Cramps &c, &c.
In bottles at 80 and 25 cents. /
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The Children's Panacea

Is known to every mother who has used il, n most
invaluable medicine for the removal and for all
diseases that children suffer froml2 months old
wears. Wherever this medicine has once been used no
Mother will ever consent to be without il, in her family.
For sale by all Druggists in country from whom
may be obtained pamphlets giving full accounts of the
Graffenburg Medicines. H
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
GREAT AMERICAN KING

mlIon. the Doctor can saw relief is at your command
You have only to this magical remedy. All those
who still suffer and will accept the 2rofered balm,
deserve the pity OF their families
This wonderful medicine, during the brief period since
It's introduction has carried happiness 70 the hearts OF
thousands and made life charm to many who heretofore
regarded it only as painful and miserable existence
To the winds with all Eniments, Embrocatons, Pain
Killers and Pain Extractors, and let millions OF glad
ongIes proclaim the merits of the great "American
King of Pain preparation composed soisy OF yeseta
be. and roots, produced by Americas own rich and
hounteous soil.
We would ask the LADIES, who always competent
Judges what il and what is valuable family medi
cine do special favor by giving the King Of Pain
single trial. aud If satisfactory. their influence
behalf, recommend it, speak we'll and often OF it,
aud that IL IL used by their afflicted neighbors. The
Lss are always charitable when they induce their
suffering friends to this really valuable medicine,
they viii be doing act of benevoence that they
well be proud Of This is powerful and truly magical
medy for al external diseases sores swellinSs burns
&C. and many Internal affections, It il certain cure,
yet is perfectly harmless and incapable of producing
the least Injurious effects in the delicate
the weakest constitution.
L. is entirely useies, follow the old and vornout
system of publishing to the public thousands Of certib
Of wonders performed by this medicine II costs
but twenty-five cents to try 1t and DR. Ball stakes his
w,learned reputation on the King Of Pain doing all and
more than ne claims for it.
We would ask, havs you the rheumatism or Gout:
these not pleasant companions, and We know that
you would like TO drive them away as soon as possible
then uss
"BULLs KING OF PAIN.n
would you bs cured almost immediately, Of Bowel
Complaint, Dysen,ery, Summer Complaint, Cholera Nor
bus Crap Coiic, Head Ache, Tooth, any other sehs
pain, the remedy is simple and the certain.
USE THE GREAT KING OF PAIN
Would you have your Sores swelngs, Cuts Burns,
scsIds Bruises any other wounds hexiei repeat
IT, use the
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
Would you be cured OF Scsld Head, Stiff Joints Sore
Th-ost Neuralgia, Sore Breast Lunbage letter or Ring
Worm Rheum, Bites of Poisonous Insects, Chapped
Hands and ali other Sores, either dry running, We
SAY sssin snd again, ToUR EESEDT is Dr. John Bulls
~KING OF PAIN.n
Would you be cured of Kings Evil, Cancer, Tumora
Erupons any disease of the skin caused BY impure
blood then use Dr. John Bulls 5srsspara intsrnaily
and the King OF Pain externally, nothing BE- noss
certain than . speedy and sfectusl cure
DR., JOHN BULLS
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
FrYrH Csoss srR SET, 0ss doom srrow MAU,
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LEX. MACKENZIE.

VALUABLE AGENCY.-A few good and re-
Y sponsble men wanted 10 canvass the States of
Tennessee and Alabama for the Manufacturing and Mer-
camille Union OF n. Y. City.
The greatest inducements are offered TO travelling
Agents. such that they make from five hundred
dollars per month"; according their energy and effort
erted. ..r
The fabrics manuf ctured ard sold by this Company
POrceG1H Ud'eS, of all varieties including Ice HGre
and House Irimiags unrivaled elegance and durab
ity, aud at prices unexceptionsbe.
These awarded the first premiums at the
Crystal Palace, this past season. which indicates their
periority ali foreign
The subscriber has office and sample at The
AdsgNe Inn, Nashville where he respectfully socts the
attention of ladies and gentlemen of the city, to the
natcn of of he principal attractions of the Crystal Pal
~ Exclusive local Agents established on the most IA
yOrable terms W. ID. NICHOLS,
Commissioner of Agents for the HanvfscfisriaG and
Mercantile Union, $50 Broadway, n, \. City
rnuS
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The GrRfIenburg DyseDtery SyruD.

An infalble remedy for all bowel complaints In Asia
tic Cholera and Cholera Morbus il has wonderful power
1t cures Dyssnery Darrh9a Bloody Fuy, Gripping, and
Straining, Cramps, &c, &c.
In bottles at 80 and 25 cents
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SOM Ell HING
NEW AND VALU A BILE.

The most powerful King the face of the globe nov
rsigus supreme in the American Republic The power
sf the crowned heads Of Europe sink into nsignhcsDcs
when com pared 20 that of our American King
European Kings employ the power vested in them to
increase riches of the rich and ordy and TO reduce
greater misery and degradation the poor and depen-
dent Our American King forth with equal willing
the lordly mansion snd humble cabin ready alike
70 administer relief and offer health and happpipess
q the lofty and iowly, the rich aud the poor.
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EWING BROS, Ag;nt.
w. F. GRAY, Agent.
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MI Tested, durng The DY many OF Ihe n,'lsI
spectacle citizens Of Nashville The advertiser permitted
" refer Mr. Samuel Watkins whose cuIed
Of Scroul Also the servant OF Mr.. j.
Collins Of the disease Five OF Cancer have
been cured twenty of Bone Felon Mr. r. H. Joness
cured OF Sore Eyes ate- having been under the
treatment Of of the distinguished Physicians tor
eight months, almost totally blind sei -
At least hundred respectable persons in Nashville
and its vicinity, be who will vouch for the great
benefits of hrs Of treatment without The use OF the
knife mercury.
Cancer Scrofula Rheumatism Fis.uls Mercuriai Die
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Sore Eyes, and al ~
purities of the blood.
Twenty years Of constant Practice fifteen in New orleans
-rior To compo TO Nashville Those Interested are ieS-
pectfy invited to CALL examine and consult nee OF any
charge. 81.
nnIoIv onGo ~ : EDWARD THOMAS
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SURGICAL OPERATION ON THE CHEST
DIsPLAC1NG THE HEART IN LIVING
BoDY.-The Eastern (Me.) Argus, of the
7th inst, says: On the Sd of the present
month, MIR. Alphonzo Bickford, of Pal
myra, Me-, had bis chest tapped, and
the almost incredible amount of nine
pints of fluid, in all its characteristics
resembling pus, taken therefrom. The
operation was performed by DIR. j. C.
Manson, of Pittsfeld, advised and as.
sisted by DR.. Benson, of Newport. The
fluid was situated in the left side of the
chest, and consequently the heart very
much displaced; so much so, that it could
be distinctly felt beating two inches upon
the right of the sternum or medium line
of the body. 1t however gradually re.
ceded during the operation, and after
the entire evacuation, was found beating
in nearly its natural position. The pa
tient Immediately began to amend, and
is at present doing well. His case has
for some time past been considered hope
less, but there is now a prospect of his
recovery. This case, with it's results, is
considered unprecedented in the ann ais
of surgery, in the county of Palmyra.
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on marriage, its duties and disQualifcations, and
their remedies; with Autographs, illustrating the
anatomy and physiology, and diseases of the repro.
ducive organs Of both sexes, their structure,
and functions. A popular and comprehe nsye trss-
tse on the duties and casualties Of single and mar
red lifs-happy and fruitful alliances. mode Of sc.
curing them-infeicitous and infertile ones-their
oDviation and removal-important hints to those
contemplating matrimony, that will overcome oh.
jections to it; none however, should take this i'm
portant step without first consulting its pages
commentaries on the diseases and medical treatment
of females from infancy to old aae, each grs ph
icay illustrated by beautiful hthogiaphic plates
nervous debility, its causes and cure, by process
at 30 simple sefe and efsctual that failure is
impossb!e-rules for daily management-an essay
on Spormatorrh9s with practical observations on
safer, and more successful mode of tr-atment-pre-
cautionary hints the evils resulting from smpri
cal prsctice-an essay on all diseases arising from
indscretion, with plain and simple rules by which
all persons can cure themselves without mercury
remedies for those aelf inflicted miseries and disap
pointed hopes SO unfortunately prevalent In the
young. It is truthful advifer to the married and
those contemplating marriage. Its psrusal is par.
ticularly recommended to persons entertaining &C.
cret doubts of their physica conditien and who are
conscious Of having hasardsd the health happiness
and privileges, to which every human being is en-
titled to.
lar Maile1 free of postage to any part Of the Uni
ted States.
NB.-Those who prefer may consult DR.. LA cRo1z
upon any Of the diseases upon which his book treatt
either personally or by mail. Medicine sent to any
part cf the Union according to direct;ons safely
packed and carefully secured from all observation
Address DR.. M. B. La CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lam,
or Post Office Box $40, Albany N. Y.
Aar Office open daily from m to m, and OF
Sunday from until p m.
to 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. 7.
| dec7
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FIRST ANNUAL BALL
LIB 3 RTY CLTJR

T{NHE LIBERTY CLUB take pleasure in announc
l. ing to their friends and the public generally
tnst their First Annual Ball will be given on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, December 90 b, 1T TEMPER
ANCE HALL. Every e1eIt:on will be made on the
part OF the Club to give satisfaction to those who
T;ctsts-sdn,;ttinn .neeL n.ptIa ptssence'
ONE DOLLAR; to be obtained of the Manager OF
at the door on the evening Of the Ball.
, Superior Band Of Music has been engaged for
the occasion
Supper and Refreshmsn Is wi be furnished by an
experienced caterer.
%3 No Hats or Caps allowed on the floor, excep,
those worn by Clubs.
MANAGERS.
VIM. q. Reardon, Augustus Dorssv.
Robert P. Luckstt, VIM. Ksly
Robert johnson, John n. Gstirell.
raniel r. McCann, Charles Parker
Joseph Crook.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
George A. Newton, Washington B. Wiliams
dec 9-eo1w*
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Second lieutenant James ID. Burns, Cd
artillery, at Baton Rouge Barracks, La,
October 2, 1854.
Brevet second lieutenant John l.. Grat.
tan, 9th infantry, in an engagement with
the Sioux Indians, near Foot Laramie,
Nebraska Territory, August 10, 1854.
Sergeon George f. Turner, at Corpus
Christi, Texas, October IL, 1854.
Assistant surgeon Thomas Henderson,
at Lexington, Va, August III, 1854.
Cas,hereS, o.
First Geutnant Wylly C. Adams, Cd
artillery, August l6, 1854.
N.-The officers promoted and ap-
pointed will join their proper companies
and stations without delay those on de-
tached service, or acting under special
instructions, will report, by letter, to the
commanders of their respective regiments
sud corps.
BY order of the Secretary of War:
s. COOPER, Adjutant General.
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A JUDGE AGAINST THE KNOW H0rH.
INGS.
COUNTY QUARTER SESSIONS,
DECEMBER TERN, 1854.

WAYNE COUNTY QUARTER SESSIONS.
DECEMBER TERN, 1854.
HONAsEALE, Pa, Dec. S, 1854.
At the present term of our Court, his
Honor James M. Porter, President Judge.
after recapitulating the provisions of the
Constitution of the United States, and of
this State, in regard to the rights of con-
science, and other civil rights of the citi-
zen, whether native or naturalized, pro-
ceeded in an able and lucid manner, to
strongly charge the Grand Jury against
all combinations Of persons banded to-
gether by vows, oaths, or obligations,
for the purpose-whether accomplished
or not-of depriving any citizen, native
or naturalized, Of any right or rights,
given and secured to him by the Consti.
tuition and Laws of Pennsylvania or Of
the United States.
His Honor told the Grand Jury, in
strong and decided language, that if they,
or any one of them, knew of any such
combination, or if complaint should be
legally made to them of the existence of
any such combination in this county, it
was clearly their duty, under the oaths
| they had taken as Grand Jurors, to
present the same to this Court, BY in
dictment, that they might be dealt with
according to the common law, which, by
its wisdom and Elasticity, happily adapt
ed itself to the redress of every wrong,
and the punishment of every possible Of
fence against public justice and the CON-
mon rights of the citizen.
Judge Porter further said, in his charge
to the Grand Jury, that no oath or obli-
cation taken to do an unlawful act was.
or could be, binding in law or conscience,
though no person could be compelled to
swear that he himself was q member of
such combination; still he could be
compelled to swear who of others were,
ifwithin his knowledge, Notwithstanding
he had taken an oath to keep such knowl.
edge secret, as such oath was clearly il
legal and void, if the secret was to be
kept among the members of an illegal
combination.
What our Grand Jury may do in the
premises is, of course, not known; but
they will probably ignore his honor's
charge pro t0'lta, as it is said that more
than half of them are Know Nothings.
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OFFICIAL

TaxAsuRr DEPARTMENT, August 20, 1854.
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the fol
lowing described stocks Of the United States, ths
this department is prepared to purchase, ct an,
time between the date hereof and the Goth day O.
November next portions Of those stocks anountin.
In the aggregate to $3.50 600, in the manner and
On the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent composition, within th.
amount stated, preference will be given in the or
der Of time in which said stocks may be offered Th,
certificates, duly assigned to the United States, BY
the parties who are to receive the amount there
must be transmitted to this department upon the
receipt Whereof, price will bs paid, compounded
Of the following particulars:
1. The par value, or amount specified in each cer
| tifcate.
premium on the stock Of the loan authorised
BY the act of July, 1S46, redsemable November II
1866, of per GEN.; on the stock Of tho loan au.
thorzed by the act Of 1872 redeemable 31st Dscem.
ber 1852, Of ii per cent; the stock of the loans
authorized By the acts Of 1S47 and 1SS and redeem
able, the former on the 31st December, 1857, and
the latter on the sOt june 1858, Of 16 per cent
and on the stock OF the loau AUTHORISED by the &C.
OF 1900, and redeenable on the S1st December 1854
Commonly called the Texan INDEMNIFY six per
cent.
B. Interest on the par of each certificate from the
LIST OF July, 1854, to the date Of receipt and settle
ment at the Treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the owner) Of one days interest In
addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts Of
the Treasurer of the United States ON the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, ss
the parties may direct.
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
vember next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of Treasury.
The time during which the above named stocks
will be purchased by this department upon the
terms above specified Is hereby extended to 3lst De-
cember next, inclusive.
As the transfer books will be closed on the 1st
December when the current half years interest BE-
comes vested in the stockholder at that date, all
certificates Of inscribed stock must, In addition to
the usual assignment to the United States, have an
express assignment of the interest made by the
stock holder thereon. Where the interest is not 60
assigned, or where the coupons payable on ths Lat
January next, in cases Of coupon stock, are not
transmitted with the certificates. the premium and
one days interest only Qess interest from the time
ofredemption to 1st january will be included With
the principal in the settlement.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
TREASURY DzRARIxINF, Nov. 1s, 1864.
nov 20-dtey
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GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
MOI UbT VIRUOU Glib

| HE members of the "Mount Vernon Club would
L respectfully announce to their patrons and the
GRAND ANNUAL BAIL, at JzCKSON HILL
December IS, 1854
From the well known reputation of the Balls, Pic
Mics, d., of this Club it Is hardly necessary to
comment on this one fur her than to saw that ne
are determined to make this bali far Superior to
any heretofore given by U.S.
The Refre 'hmerts will be served by an experi.
enced Caterer
suPcer will be furnished for 25 ceuta
Prof Webers celebrated full string band has been
engaged for the &C casioa
Tickets ONE DoLLAR-admitting o gentleman
and ladies; to be had of any of the members and
at the door on the night of the ball.
MANAGERS:
rs 1as "lnlsms, Qulnn, John Nelson,
n9s - Ss e.noh Donn, Rob Howard,
=, Cston; Payne, Julius Keck,
"M ? ecos'' u gallagher, james Lewis,
oIns, BENZ Howard, Hollohan.
OeC f-eClWGQ1C w n II Towera
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B BALLs, &c.
THE BALL OF THE SEASON
FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF fHI
RED, WHITE & BLUE
ORDNANCE CLUB.

'HE members Of this Club take pleasure in an.
nouncing to their friends and the public gene.
raly that their r,t Annual Ball will take pace At
0DD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard, MONDAY
kvery exertion will be made to give satisfaction
70 gu VINO may honor them wish their presence
casion. eo<N W. s1e w
The Refreshments are placsd IN the hand. .e
we'll known caterer A'~0 VI
I1ckets ONE DOLLAR-to be had of any of the
managers and ct the door on the eysning of the
ball. s VI @ne
MANAGERS,
Swift, JGates.
"a Wiieen, WI Ferguson,
Gaskins. J Stuart
&c acCltskey, W Kemp,
W Pumphrey, Birch.
Floor Committee.
Chss D Bevoice, CF Crump.
T.. William A. Bradley, Floor Manager.
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SOMETHING NEW.

OPPOSITE THE MARKET ON PENNSYLVA-
" MIA AVENUE 1 doors below Ninth street,
is a NEW CLOTHING STORE for Men and Boys,
opened this day. DECKER, ens Of the cheapest
Clothing Merchants In the North has determined
TO ofer to the citizens Of Washington and vicinity,
his excslent Clothing at the lowest Northern prices
for cash only. There the
POOR MAN
win find just such Clothing Store as has long been
wanted in Washington. His motto is cheap for
cash, and ONE PRICE ONLY.
A good substantial woollsn coat he will cell for
81 7s and heavy winter pants well lined for 81 2s
and foe coats, overcoats, and vests, Ia proportion
Good wool and cotton under hir.s, hosiery gloves,
&C., chsa2er thln the cheapest. nov 11-tf
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A New HEAD.DREss.-The Paris ~

A New HEAD.DREss.--The Paris cor.
respondent of the N. Y. Times describes
the Chapeau- Couture, or bonnet, which
is at the same time head-dress, as fol-
lows:
The bonnet hesd-dress is q construc-
ton that takes apart. That is, it puts
on like an ordinary bonnet, and is far
from encouraging suspicious of treachery;
but, upon untying it, and slipping a GER
tain spring, the front comes off, leaving
the crown behind it to do the duty of an
evening garnish; Thus, at operas, thea
tres, concerts, at any gathering, in fact,
where the heat is oppressive, the bonnet
may be at once converted into coiffurs
without any previos preparation of the
hair. This invention has been patented. I"
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MEMORANDUM.

The letters of companies given in the
foregoing order, are those of the compa-
nies to which the several officers con.
cerned succeeded, in due course, BY their
promotion or appointment. If any
changes have subsequently been made by
competent authority, it is not the inten-
ton of the order to disturb them.
S. COOPER, Adjutant General.
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER
PUBLISHED, and containing
nearly d ub!e the quantity Of
reafing matter in that Of the
FIFTY CENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
1t treats on the PHYSIOL0-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and the
secret H. firmities and disorder
Of youth and maturity, 70
suiting from excuses, which
destroy the physical and men.