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= & CO. (nt the old stand of d. I. c. Peters,)
MAIN ST. Lyuchbug, Virginia, invite the attention of
their customers friends and tho public generally TO
their stock of NEW GOODS, just opened, consisting
Of Lawns Ginghnms, Prints, Orgnndies, Joconets,
Tssue- Crape dPuric, Berage d'Luinea, Figured aud
solid Ch1ies, solid Mousns figured do, md White
Goods in great yarety-u of which they nre offering
very low. mar2Sts
Republican mad Floyd Inirgencer please copy
NJOTICE.-After this date, 22d Of March 1853.
v will not be re sponsibe Tor any conrart- made by
John McFalls, Agent for me. IA hc i no longer my
Agent. PARKS MCtAi LIS,
mar3l -d&clm Balcony Fails.
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IYERpOOL FINE and q. A. SALT, Marshall
IL brand; Liverpool and Ground Alum ilt-land-
ing from the ship California, direct from Liverpool
City Point, and for sale IowLy
DOMAINS q JOHNSTON,
mnr3O.d6t pefrr. bnrg. Nn.
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PIERKE MOUSE, HROAD ST.,

I PIERRE HOUSE, BROAD ST,
IL PIlILADELrHlA.-Thc under signed have much
pleasure in announcing To the public und their friends
lint they have len. ed this elegant establishment.
Having associated with them in the business pf
thi. house, Mr. JAS. SYKES. Jr (ate their cashier
the Girnrd,) the name and .tvlo al the firm will be
PRESBURY a. co
They hive MISC given .terest to Mr. PAT RICK
WARD their present Caterer at the 6iOrd who will
hereafter divide his attention between both houses
II Is their intention to Tho roughly ruDsvnte the La
Pierre and to devote portion Of THEN time and oxpe
Ihuce lis future manng They haye just conf
drnre in believing TINT the travelling community ne'd
further that hereafter this adm ifubly
ranged hulel snnll rank second in tho United
STATES PRESBURY & BILLINGS,
nar.}0 div fiirard House.
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Richmond and Petersburg Railroad.
In - g 81.
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG.

Mai Train, daily
Freight Train, with passenger Cur attached, ON NJ
Inra AN.,lnn..lnra nj E1iInu. nj 81 q
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on marriage, its duties and disquaiihcatioys, and
theic remsdies with lithographa, illustrating the
anatomy and physiologg and diseases of the repro
ductive organs of both sexes their structure, uses
and functions. popular AID comprehe nsiya :rsa.
tse on the duties and casualties of single end mar
ried life-happy and fruitful alliances mode 6f se
curing than -infeiictous and ibf-rtile ones-their
obTistiou and removal-iu portsnt hints to those
contemplating matrimony. that will overcome OBJ
jections to IT. ncuo hswsver. should take this In.
roTtapt sep without Arst consulting its pages
csnlantaries the dise4sss and medical treatment
of females f.ou Infancy TO old age each case graph-
icaliy illustrated by beautiful photographic plates
nervous debility, its causes and care, by process
at once simple, rafe and efsctual that failure is
Napossibe-russ for daily management-sn essay
on spnrmatorrhea with practical o. servations on
safer and more successful mode Of tr.stm.nt-pre
csuti0nsry hints the evils resulting from empir-
cal prsctiee-sn essay all diseases arising from
inds re iou with plsin and sim pie rules BY which
all persons cure themselves without mercury
rene I-s fog thoss self inflicted miseries aud Gsap
pointed h3pes unfortunately prevalent in the
young Iti' a truthful advrer 10 the married and
those contemplating marriage. Its psrusaI is Lar
teulacy recommended to psrsoos entertaining Be
eret doubts OF their physical cond ten and who are
conscious Of having hazsrd.d the health happiness
snd privileges 10 which every human being is en-
titled TO.
Price p cents per copy, five copies for one dol
lar hsiet free OF postsgs to any Part Of the Uni
ted st,tes
N. B.-Thcse who prefer may consuItl.,LA CRoIx
upon suJ o. the diseases upon which ki book treats
ether ersnn:ljy or by mail. Medicine sent to any
Z part f ths Uuion according t. directors, saf..Y
acked aud carefully secured from ali obaerysticD.
4 Address DR. " B. Ia CaOIX, No 81 Maiden Lane
or Post Ofhoe Rox 67e. Albany NY
~ oTcs open daily from y N to 9 N, and on
Sunday from until pm.
~ Once Nenov sd from No 56 Beaver st.,
81 aaidsn Lane, Albany, Ny.
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FANNY FERN BADLY HANDLED BY ONE
OF HER OWN SN.-The Olive Branch
contains . review Of Fanny Ferns Ruth
Hail." which, it says, swas written by
lady well known to the public, but
whose path in literature is SO widely
different from Fanny Ferns that she can
be influenced by no jealously or envy Of
the author in question From this re-
view We make the following extract
Whatever may have been the faults
of those connected with Fanny FERNS
past history, a decent self-respect should
have withheld her from thus parading
them before the world. 1t is well known
to this public that Fanny Fern has been
twice married, but all allusion to this
circumstance is omitted in RIth Hail.
How are We then TO know that this sup
pressed history may not contain partial
justification of the course pursued by Ter
friends One intimate with her first hu,-
band, long ago informed us that she was
a poor houSekeeper, and did not make
him comfortable home We have
therefore been half Inclined to symps-
thize with Mrs. Halls lamentations
over the missing accomplishment VI
bread-making.
4" But tor infringing on tile sacredness
of communications intended TO be pri-
vate, We could give differen. aspect to
other illusions in Ruth Hail. What
ever may have been the defects of Hya-
cinth Ellet,' he has never publicly failed
to honor his father and mother The
gray hairs which are crown of glory
when found in the way of righteousness,
should have shielded an aged parent from
the irreverent attacks Of the daughter,
and the hollow cough of an invalid strug.
Cling with a yet more pitiless foe, should
have found Its way to the heart of sis
ter When the clods of the valley shall
rest upon the heads Of both father and
bretker, We shall not envy the emotions
CT Fanny Fern
Ruth Hall proves herself capable of
ingratitude. Her earliest benefactor, the
kind hearted and benevolent man who
first encouraged and rewarded her tiInid
efforts has not been safe from her attack,
even in the grave. Later friends have
been as unhesitatingly deserted ani
abused. Well may they feel how sharp
er than a serpent's tooth it is to have
thankless' friend. By the aid of these
she stepped from obscurity into public
notice, and now has no farther occasion
for her stepping stones >"
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
T'IME Is MONEY! have just received q great
/ ssortment of Clocks, Watch s. and e
Jewery. Clocks from 81 SO to SIS: Gold "a
Watches from $25 to SITS; Silver Watches Nz
from So 20 : TO-; all of which will be warrant.
ed to give satisfaction. Having an experienced
hand to put all our clocks in order before seli.ng
them, those in want OF a coed Clock will find 1t to
their advantage to buy from US.
Also, on hand Clock Trimmings Of every descrip
ton, such as Balls, Keys, Cords, Hands, Weights,
&c &c.
Our assortment of Gold Jewelry is large and will
be sold on better terms than similar goods can be
bought in Washington.
Also, Silver Butter and Fruit Knives, Cake Ias-
ksts, Albata Ware and many other goods for Chrst.
mas presents.
At the Clock, Watch and Je. elry Store of
j. ROBINSON,
dec lin $40 opposite Browns Uotel.
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A DOG SELL.-Some wag procured the
insertion Of an advertisement in a New
York paper of yesterday morning for ten
full blooded New Foundland Dogs, and
directing inquiry to be made at the 0deon
in this city. On the arrival of Mr.. I he
ale, the proprietor, at the Odeon, yester-
day morning, he was much surprised at
seeing large number of fierce looking
dogs around the place. A glance at the
notice at once cleared up the mystery,
and the dog owners and dogs were sent
in search of the wag who perpetratcd the
hoax. About fifty dogs arrived during
the day from Bushwick, New York, Jcr-
sey city and Brooklyn. Dealers held a
stiff upper lip early in the morning, and
prices of full blooded' dogs ranged from
$10 to $25; but before night prices were
quoted at So and SIS, with no buyers.
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AVOID ALL OUACKERy

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SkiN f Ne AERUPTIONS, AND ALL FEMALE COM
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aEDIn1NEs are ths result of thirty years practice
fniiaaeipnia. His preparations are for each
,onplaint and have b:en we'll tested and approved
by hundreds of Physicians, and thousands Of Ps-
tents.
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DR. RosE's ExPkcToRANr OR COUGH SYRUP.
For the radical cure Of consumption cold, hoarss-
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bottles, 25 cents, Soc. and 81.
DIR. RosEs WHoop1Na CoUaH SYRUP.
This preparation always gives immediate relief
prevents inflammation Of the Lungs, and Dropsy
n ths Ghost, and effects cure in few days-Frice
80 cents
GROUP SYRUp.-This remedy is never known
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Is cents.
Dr.. ]. 8. RcsE's DYsplpTIc Or Liver COMPOUND
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with DR.. Roses Family Pills has cured thousands
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. tonic, Altsrative. Stomach AMI Liver Medicine,
DR. PLY sick-50 cents
DE-. j. g. RosS'e AETI-RILIous OR RAILROAD PuLs
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to weather sr exposure. If taken with Dr. Roses
d A IN: M,yt thavr
and the most tborp cases Of Fever and Ayue
or Bilious r vess-l2l2 aud 25 cts.
DR. j. .. HoSH's GeIpKN Pills.
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Debility, aud Relaxation, This disease heretofore
which n only prove palistives yields completely
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FEMALE SPECIFIC. A remedy for Painful
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~ Persons of delicate constitutions by nature
or those who b ave ieen made so by The uss of tb
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neSs or in Health, which book can he had without
charge,
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1eal'rs i. Alexandria, Virginia.
nv
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FIRE ExTINGUIsHKD BY STEAM in 8
fire which occurred at Peoria, in Friedly
i Lincoln's factory, the proprietors Or
dered the safety valve of the steam engine
to be opened. In few minutes the
building was filled with the steam,
which penetrated every corner where
corner where fire could burn. and COM
pletely subdued the flames. Every man-
ufactory where steam is used could have
mechanical contrivances by which the
steam from the boiler could be admitted
into every room liable to fire, and thus
possess the means upon the premises Of
subduing the flames.
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EINE EDITIONS FINELY BOUND, OF hAL-
L lam, ida auay, Ne SEQ Swift, Robertson, Glib
bon, PRESCOTT Ba croft Irving, scott, Theirs,
Alison Mackintosh, Burke, Paoon, Mills,
Hume, Cooper, Bulwer, ellis, Milford, Rollin
Arnold, Rsnke. hilton, Lsmb, Schiller, Web
ster, schleI el, johnson
And many others Of tn. r1ost esteemed proee wri-
ter, most vi them imported FROM London by tie
subscrii er, many of them just opened.
dec23 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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and barking with such exactness Of imi-
tation as to deceive any one whose eyes
were not directed tn the Snot ~

and barking with such exactness Of imi-
tation as to deceive any one whose eyes
were not directed to the spot"
All classes become affected by the do
grading mania, and the only method of
securing relief was to engage in the VOL
uutary dance. 1t was supposed first to
be inflicted as chastisement for remiss-
ness in duty. Such as resisted the inn
pulse and declined the dancing contin-
ued to be tormented for months and even
years. From being regarded as marks
of guilt, the barks at last came to be re-
garded as tokens of divine favor and
badges of special honor. Ridiculous
as 1T may seem to US at this distance of
time to hear such extraordinary sounds
as bow, WOW, WOW, interspersed with
pous CALCULATIONS and quotations of scrip.
ture, we are not at liberty to doubt the
truth of the assertion that then the effect.
or at least one Of the effects was, to over.
awe the wicked and excite the minds of
the impious."
In the minds of these disorders. those
preachers who labored to direct the minds
of the people to true marks of grace were
denounced as deistical, and thus their
influence was greatly diminished. Some
of the results were, the people would be
singing half dozen hymns at the same
tine, very loud, with violent motions of
The body. Sometimes dozen would be
praying at time. for they said the Lord
could hear even if they all spoke at once.
The preachers were often interrupted
with singing in the midst Of their ser.
mons. WEoops, cries, hysterical laugh
ter, and the repetition of the words of
the preacher, even louder than he uttered
them, constituted a combination OF an
noyances to which the waves of the sea.
harangued by the Athenian orator must
have been trifle.
These are cases enough to show what
a state of things existed in Kentucky in
the beginning of this century. Our au-
thor asks, /" Viii it be easily credited
that in 1903 the females, from fourteen to
forty years of age, got into the habit of
hugging and embracing every one in their
vicinity, and that the men, especially the
preachers, came in for a good share of
their embraces z"
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B Al l. 8, &c.
THE THIRD ANNUAL GRAND BALL
N 01TG0hERY CD Ards
Will. BE GIVEN ON
MONDAY EVENING, jan. sth. ]


MONDAY EVENING, Jan. sth, 1855
AT JACKSON HALL.
'TNHE MONTGOMERY GUARDS respectfully in
i form their friends, civil and Military of Wash
'ngton and GeorgdOwn that tha: they will give
their third Annual 3r nd Bal at JACKSON HALI
1856.
The Montgomery Guards pledge themselves that
~ pains or expense shall be spared to make this
equal to any of the isason.
Prosperi's Corne, Ban! is engaged for the ocea
sion
Refreshments viii be supp led by sn able and ex
perienced caterer.
No hats to be worn in the Ball Room except by
the Military.
Gentiemtn wishing Invitations for ladies will
peaSe leave he, names and address at 1t. Feeny g.
Penn avenue.
tickets oaE DOLLAR-admitting 2 gentleman
and ladtes; to be had at the Restaurant Of James
Donnslly. Pa avenue, 1t. Feeny's, VIM. Greason's
Michael Brady's, ami at the principal hotels.
C0mmttte Of Arrangemesas
Can't Key, LIT Reilly,
Dr. Duhsme!, 1t Feeny
Surg More, Sgt Mcsniry.
1t Kellehsr, Sgt Burk
Or Mr. Maher.
Committee IN part ofthe Military.
Gel Tsca, " Hickey, Gen Jones,
Or Mr. Mccullon, Maj Eacon,
Adj L J Middleton, Capt Tate
capt Cf rrington, Capt Towers,
Capt TAFT, Capt Schwarxman.
Capt Byrse, Capt Bright,
Cap' keess, Capt Saith,
Capt Jamison, Cap Peck,
Capt Shekells, Capt Lsssslle.
On the part Of the Citiscns.
John Maury, eichd Wallach,
Jonah ID Hoover, Beverly Tucker,
McNerhany, Jno Towers,
WV Seaton, Jno c. Eive,
Floor Managers.
Lieut. Reilly, Sgt McEnry.
Gee 19-dtJenS
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GOOD NEWS.

N|E have this morning recs,ved fse b supply OF
w fns Papter Msche and Pearl Inlsid GOODS,
such as Work Boxes, Desks ard CsEes, Pore Allen.
naiss, Port Folios, 10 Notwithstanding the great
rush made upon our store during the last week, we
have yet some very fee Goods left. to which We in
rits th" attention Of those desiring Nex Years
presen 3. .ua JOHN p, Kills,
No aO6 Pc. avenue, let. 9th and 10th sts.
dSo 81
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EXPEC I'D NEW YEsR PRFsRNIs

ei.J arocerie9 perhaps, Of al Others afYort ths
esIb 81 prOnts and should have tn. pr ference for
hs ald no one la that bus ness can continue if
notes are not prompt in settl.me n. by short
earnestly Dsa,ola of closing up for the past,
settle vi bout delay " oan a-u
uhich r iaeIasr give notice that all future bill.
Win 'n uay may be contracted with me must D. m de
inr .sst nee 70, and with the dis ioc understand
notes At 3o s,e 70 be e;ossd month y, by cash or
posse 80. which have prepared for the pur.
Tsys H cca OF my Old custslosrs who have ,l.
dec tOmPl' z. VI. p KING.
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s'RANS-ALLEGHANY BANK AND sELDEN
! Withers Co.'s Notes purchased at the highest
RATES.
Urccrrent Money, Land Warrants, and Virginia
Scrip bought and sold.
Drsfts on all the principal cities sod to suit pur-
chAsers.
Persons at dstanca zen ling me Trans. Allegheny
notes or Laud Warrants may rely upon receiving
the best rata, snu remit,snces made b. draft on
sny city in TIE Uni,n.
HAtIurON G.. FAINT, Banker,
dec 9-3m No 432 Penna avenue.
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UNDERTAKEN,

i WOULD respecttully return ny thauks to the
j. oitizsns Of Warrington End its vicinity for their
past oatronags, and say aat owing to the frequent
cs,ls IN the Undertaking branch Of my basin.ss,
have 5ssu infiuc:l to discontinpa the manufacture
OF Furniture, and turn my attention fully TO the
UNp psRTAKlNd. have spared no pains to have
every thing tha. is requisite to my business, and
an taerstoro fully prcPsrei to meet spy order scr
fsw ncusots notice snd assure these who may
give me call that Ti spare pains to carry out
their orders 20 thsir entire sst-sfsction.
JAMES 2. HARVEY.
No. 40, 7th st., between @ and Il.
N. 9-Oslis attended to e. all hours Of ~. n,gh.
nar e-lT
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COFFIN WAREROOM, &c.

J. WILLIAM PLANT 4 CO., UN-
lsEW WDERTAKER4-resdenc 41e Sew
enth street, between @ and II streets. In,erments
procured in any ground or cemetery. Cofhns, Caps.
shrsuds, Carriages Hesrre, and every article for
interments of the best quality furnished at short
notice, on the most rts-onsbie tsrms, and at all
hours of the night Having the exclusive right Of
Crump Patent Corpse Pressrvsr, We guarantee to
keep the dead for any length of tune. &C lift
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UNDERTAKINGS. dc,

GARNET MAKER g. UNDERTAKER
THE undersigned would respectfully inform h;s
friends, sclsaintances, and the public aener,Ily
that ne still continues to execute all orders In his
lin. Of busnsss In tao best manner and st the short
est notios.
REPAIRIHa neatly and promptly executed
FUNERALS attended to at -T-
the shortest potics, and in tbs best 49,. RssE1
nannsr. B3''ia prcscrued in the 'nea perfect nass
csv, .r.a i7s u, pdrEr:. iceathsr.
kaankful tor past fsvors, he would respectfully
Solicit sad viii endeayor to p.rit continuance @,
the same. ANTHONY BUOHLY,
Pa. ave-, Q. sId., between 9Th and 10th cts
Rssidcnce: Mr.. Martins, No. 3e8, D street. triri
house east OF Tth street uar lily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02
PROF SCHONENBERG,
fHACHRR AND TRANSLATOR OF
MODERN Languages and Literature,
no. Isl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
nrf

oSf RECEIVED, par Schooner
" psulina, TWO HUNDRED AND NINE TuNs
"ENdiA LAKE ICE.
L. j. MIDDLETON
onlcs 50 side +, next to corner 18th ft
Depot corner 26th and Z sts. veet.
nov IL (Nat- Int, Uni n, AID Sen inel)
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DENTISTRY

Is. AUNS'N respectfully cal public sttcntior
IL, - % his new patent, and GREATLY --,s,..,,
1HfhoVEp met: cd Of So ting .!rlifcia. X
aestn, with Contin nous GuE-the yery ssEEfiy
I.1afLcIION OFT . ART. Thisstyls
9 Issth hss the follow ADVANTAGES ever all others
rn.- va: dakaT sTkENGT', CLEA NLINEss, CON-
iOhT, snd BEAUTY, Icing with Nature in the e
respects, and SOM, Others eyceliag. Public inspsc
aon Is respectfully solicited. Please call and see
Specimens.
GAOfiON-No other Dentist in the District cf
oouI bia has q right to make this style OF T-etn
y. b Teeth constitutional'y healthy, plugged
and war rantsd for life
Omce and houss at No. 298 street, near the cor
me- u rn.yivshis avenue and l4th street.
nov ES-tg
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TAYLOR 4 hIAURY have the honor to an.
i noonce the completion of the preparations for
the Pest;vsl sesson.
In di:io1 20 their ordinary stock (Which has al
way been characterized by cle;aoce and VARIETY
they have raceived a choice selection OF beautifully
Illustrated AM tastefully bound books-ariclss of
''ver u" in Porcelain, BronIe and other msnutss-
ture
"ritins Desks in Fspier Msche aud rosewood
Card Baskets, Inkstands
Ladies' Cabas, Cigar Stanos aud Gases
Forte Monuaies, Japer Stands &c.
Together with geuer | assortm mt Of Novelties
ramarkaoe for combination Of the ful with the
ornsmeuta at price, suitable tho ar tzan or mil.
onai1e
Book and Stationery Store, near eth 81.
dec % If
INTERESTING NEW BOOKS.
DAST Merdisn. a Boo. by Mrs. Sigourney
4 Discourees on Truth, by DR.. H. Thornwel.
land Of the Forum and the Vatican, by Nes man
The End Of ofControveray Contcovertsd. A refutation
ofMlner's End Of Controversy, by Bishop
Hopkins
New supplies OF Fanny FERNS New Book, "Ruth
Hal"
Also, Of Paris and o'her Pencilings, By Kirwan
The Heroi es Of History By Mrs A Owen
story OF the Crus adsP, th.it Rse, Progrles, and
Results by Ma or Proc'or
Autobiography and "reminiscences of the Rev. VIM.
Jay
The Lands of the saraceD, by Bayard Taylor
journey 20 Central Atrica, by Bayard Taylcr
Republican Court, Ornament Of Me.n, ry, and other
supsrbly bound Books for gifts.
GRAY BA, LANTYNE.
Ao~C
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CHEAPE2T POOK EVER
PUBLIsHED, and containing
nearly d ub:e the quantity OF
r-ajing matter in that O: the
FIFTY CENTS OE uOLLin
PUBLICATIONS
Tt treats on The PHYSiOLo-
GY OF MARRIAGE, snd the
secret i, fiImiti :, and disorder
Of youth and maturity, re-
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