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VALUABLE COURT iiOUsk PKOPEh:

VTAIUAfSLE COURT HOUSE Prop X.
~ FOR SALE AT CHESTERFIELD COURT
HOUsE.-ln coOse quence of the dissolution Of the
co.uartnerrhip existing between the undersigned
and Wiliis,n A. Graves l have determined to
sell my valuable real estate, eonsst'ng of tract
Of Land, at Chesterfield Court House, contain
ins 1864 scres; large framed Tavern House, q
laTae and superior Brick Building covered with tin,
about 100 yards in rear Of the Tavern, eontsnipg
eight large rooms passage &c, good houses for
wants; barns, stables, blacksmith and whoelwright
shops &C. Also good Giist Mil capable of furnishing
d large portion OF the grain needed upon the place.
portion of the land has b en highly improved,
and produces well the crops of corn, wheat
OATS &c. The ba ance is we'll tmbered mostly of
original growth The Tavern hes always done a
Isrg and profitable business it baog the only pub.
lie at this Court House Of large and populous
cou nty, within IA miles of Richmond and Peters.
burg, and within three miles of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad, 1t must necessarily continue
to Co large and Increasing business. No place in
Virginia hold out stronger induce euts thal this.
to any oue disposed to engage in the business I. f
Farming. T-vern-keeping, &C. The shove property
10 for sale privately. Peso DISPOSED to purchase
will plesse visit the place and examine for thsm
selves. will take pleasure in showing the proper.
ty to any one disposed to view the same.
fs sI-d2t a05I* WIN. III. DUVAL
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YOUNG GUARDS
SEVENTH

a3 YOUNG GUARDS A
nm SEVENTH III
ANN II AL B A Ii
THE YOUNG GUARD
Respectfully announce to th9 citizens OF kictmoBd
and vicinity that they will celebrate the approach
ing Anniversary Of the birth OF George WsshingtoE
BY Grand Military, Civic, and
FANCY URESS BALL,
to be given at the MILITARY HALL, over ths
First Market, on the evening of
MONDAY, the AID February, inst
The corps while asking share of the patronage
heretofore literally bestowed beg -a7e to
all who may wish to participate with them. that no
pains will be spared TO make the occasion worthy the
day eIebrate, and ensure to all agreeable owe
ming.
Blue Rosettsa.
Lieut. II. w. FRY, Jr., Corporal Jas r Vaughan,
sergt w. w. Wood, Private T. Minor,
Corporal P. r. Walden, " G. w Dussbsrry, Jr,
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTIoS-Rsd Rosette.
FLOOR CoMMITTEE--Blus Rosstte.
tUPPEa CoMMITTEF-W hfte kosette.
Er- Tickets OF Admission $3.50, tor q gentleman
and two ladies' each additional lady 80 cents-to be
had of any member Of the corps, or st the door on
the night of the Ball. fe Add
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.ElkTH NIGHT BALL.

a BIRTH NIGHT BALL. "a
mi THE -
lR. L. I. BLU f s na1
VIII celebrate the anniversary of tho
BIRTH OF WASHINGTON,
BYA
j A LII.
Given at the
AMERICAN HOTEL,
On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23d,
and RESPECTFULLY invite their
HONORARY AND CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS,
and friends, TO unite with them.
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A. GssANs ATTENTION .--Iu accord
Il anse with regiments ORDERS you will paraos in
ri font of the City He'll MONDAY next sd
III inst, at Is O'clock in winter upifcrn, (pompon, }
and accectrements in order for strict ins2ec
ten. and provided with 10 rounds blsuk cartridge.
This parade is required by law. and excuses for
ron-sttendsnce will have to be made to the Reg-
mental Court of Enquiry, and not 10 the Company.
81 order OF Capt. Elliott,
fe 2I-.2t JOHN r. ROGERS, Orderly.
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Al HEADQ rs NAEIUNAL GUARDl
"a Richmond, Feb. 30, 81. :
si1ORDER No. g.
w Pursuant TO KegImental Orders You
Wiil assemble 70. parade Lafayette Hall, on MON
DAY Esd inst at9E O'Clock A. n iu full wiutsr uni
form, ard with IS rounds OF Blank Cartridges Arms
ttho,e you no " hlve) in order for rigid inspection.
By order Of Col. August.
3. r. BAYLY, Captain.
L. Fore, Orderly.
C New Cartridge Boxes and Scsbbsrds furnished
me ubers on day of parade. Dsapp POINTED in getting
a new stand of arms. V. l.. II, y. s.
ia 2i---2t~
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"A HhNnlCO h IG III IL u II A
80 GOONs-Parade az 10 O'clock, A i'd, a
egKS1 the Fair Grounds on MONDAY, Esd inst
In full uniform, and fully equipped. tex
c-pr vstse,) with twelve rounds blank cartridges
Arms and eluiprnentsi in order for inspection.
Roll called punctusliy st,the hour.
Honorary NE m bers are invited to participate
By order of the Captain.
fe I7--5t &C HANE5, O. s.
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sUBsCRIpTION, IS.
- -
BROAD. II 4

Ct.H will commence ia
SECOND TuEs DAY IN
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Ia SkNTLE.si Bvusr
lie Oxford Ties and Caters city made &EHExs>
A " hich we wtl sell ex.re nelly low,
Stss TOR cash, to mike room for Spring stock.
c. S MAURICE,
fa y Isl Msip street.,
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kNRUUND PLRSTEft.-yust received n
N superior article of Richmond Inspection No
Ground Plaster in store for sale by
fa 2I-1n WINsTON Il POWERS
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. LADIES' LIST.

Anderson mrs aeniioe
Adams mrs Z
Adams mrs Ann
Allen miss Ann Z !.
Bailey mrs Va A
Bowman mrs Mildred
Barker mrs Mary A
Bouiware mrs gary e
BOYLE mrs Margaret
Burx mrs 3
Braunon mrs N A
Bird we'll mrs Martha V
Blake mrs Margaret
Brook mrs Lydia
Rrcok mrs Jsne
Bowen mrs Mary A H..
Conway mrs Marion V
Colsm an mrs Harriet
Cooper mrs Esdy
Crabbin mrs Sarah
Cook mrs Martha !
Gross mrs Mary . ID
Crane miss Roberta
Couains miss Manday
Davis miss s n
Drew miss N A
Dorseit III 70 n
duncan miss Lucinda
busch miss L
Elder mrs n A
Eggie.ton mrs Martha
Ford miss A M2
Fo.d miss A A
Gum mrs Tabiths
Goode mrs Rachael
Guthrie mrs Eliza beth
Garrett iniss Willie
Gordon miss Va
Hsrris Dils Fannie E
Hsnseli miss Mary 4
Hill miss Fannie
Harris miss Laura j
Holt nIiss Msrtha
jenkins mrs Sarah Jane
johnson uirs Geo
Jones LHrs Frances
King mrs Lucretia
King Miss Ann K
Lacy mrs Mary
Locke MA C T
Lin6sby mrs Caieh
Lovinsson mrs Chrisenhi
ner
Murphy mrs Margaret
Marshall mrt Mary A
Myersmrs Marths
Nadia n mrs J ane
Moore rnrs Emily J
Miller mrs Eliza beth II
Nj oney mrs Adals
Mann mrs Susan
Patterson mrs Thursey
McCullen mrs Aildred A
McGruder mrs Elizsberl
Mc6ruder mrs Isabella
Newell mrs 8 T
Nuckies mrs NJ J
ielson Ioiss L P
Nelson miss l. A
Pryor mrs 8 A
Pendleton mrs 5 4
Pryor mrs A
Pes 1r mrs }
Poiudextsr mrs L
Robertson nliSs N II
reeve miss b Z
Richards miss N A
Reed miss Il
Robinson miss Jane
Rains misc Anna
Sheahsn mrs Eliz'b
Shelton mrs c nj
Scott mrs Barnet
Shen aid mrs Anna X
Sims mrs sa-ah r
Sheet mrs kebeccs w
Taylor mrs Az
Tensor mrs Susan +
Timbsrlake miss Leu
Toopo rs miss KRts y
Thacker mias H.rrIet u
Timberlake miss Harriet
Via miss Sarah
Wiutrev mis- Sarah
Wset miss May !.
Wicker mis- Sally z Y
Walker miss Mary
w hitiock miss J II N
West miss Lucy A
White mrs Lucy K
Williams mrs Lucy A.nn
West mrs Leonors
Wade mrs Cathsriae
Whistler mrs Catharine
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DUhH Ii E.. nRt iavOFtte Ord WINS
l. key. now nine to ten years Old can still be
had of 1t too well known to say any mere far
Their than warrant it to pleass or tase 1t task
For sale by WINSTON POWERS,
ia 2I--ju Corner Cary and pasr s.a
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SPECIAL DUTY.-The company will assemble
at their Armory, on SATURDAY night next, prompt
ly, alta O'Clock, for special duty, with Belts Bsyo-
nets scebbar6 and Gloves
By o1der of the Captain.
~ ~
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AN ACT

No. 1863 AN ACT
Securing to married women such personal
property as may be exempt from execu'
lion, and also enabling them 10 control
their own earnings. and The earnings
of their minor children in certain cases.
Section |. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
no married man shall sell. dispose Of, or
IN any manner part with any personal
property which is now or may hereafter be
exempt from sale upon execution, without
having first obtained the consent OF bis
wife thereto.
SEC. g. II any married man shall vic.
late the provisions Of the foregoing section
his wife may. iu her own name commence
and prosecute to final judgment and exc
cutiou a civil action for the recovery of
such property or its value in money.
SEC 3. ADy married woman, W hose
husband shall desert her, or from intem-
perance or other cause, become incapaci-
taied, or neglect to provide for his fami.
( ly, may, 10 ber own name. make con.
tracts for her own labor and the labor of
her minor children. and in her own name,
sue for and collect her own or their earn.
ings. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage,
N. H. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker OF the House of Representatives
| THOMAS II. FORD
President of the Senate.
April IL. 1857.
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S FERGUSON, a
Confectionery and Variety Store
OPPOSITE THE rUBLlC BUILDINGS.
CatSiZ, Ohio.

g FERGUSON respectfully intrtms his friends
-. that he has commenced business IN the build
ing directly opposite the Public Buildings, where he
oilers for sale large and well selected assortment
coEFkCTIoNARIEs, Nc, among which may be
found the following:
Common and fancy Vandies of all kinds, Z
Almonds, kihers, ream and Pea Nuts,
Raisns, Figs, Dates French urrants,
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers, a,.
Western Reserve and EnglishNheeSe,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon.
Pepper, Ginger, Alspce and Starch,
Fine and Common Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
Pulverixed White Sugar,
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce,
Combs, Porte Monies, and Pen Knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes,
Watch Chains, Keys and Guards,
A fine lot Of Common Jewery, rwss
TOYS OF al descriptions, ysh
9c- AS he intends to sell cheap, he hopes HI.
friends and the public generally will favor him witt
their patronage;
9- Country Confectionarles can be supplied g. Ii.
stahlshm eni on the very best terms
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AN ACT.

eNo. 1919 AN ACT.
70 provide for the more speedy collection
of Claims of Creditors, Lpgatees, and
tors, and Guardians. and to define the
siansdictivu Of the Court of Common
Pleas. asd Probate Court, in certain
eases. .
Sec. I. Be i; enacted by the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That af-
ter thirty days from the time Of the set
tIemeni of the accounts OF executors, ed
miuistrators, or guardians, shall have
been made. or shsllbereafter be made, by
the Probate Court. and an order of dis-
tYibatien made thereon, if such executor
administrator. or.guardiao, shall neglect
or refuse to pay to any person, interested
is said order OF distribution. as creditor,
lsgaiee. widow, heir, or other distributee
er otherwise, when demanded. bis or her
share Of the estate or property ordered to
he distributed by such Probate Court, il
against the executor. administrator. or
guardian making such settlement Of his
or her account, as aforesaid. briefly SET
ting forth 10 the petition the amount and
nature Of the claim Of the party fling such
petition. wbereupon the Probate Judge
sksll forthwith issue citation against
such executor. administrator. or guardian
ssst;pg forth the filing OF the petition, the
amoanl claimed by the petitioner. and
commsDdiagasueh executor, administrator
OF guardian, 20 appear before said Pro-
bass. Court on the return day thereof, to
answer said petition, and show cause, If
any, why judgment should not be render.
ed and execution awarded against him or
her for The amount olaisaed By such petio-
ner. and found to be due upon such set.
sisment and order Of dstribusiou, which
eitalion shall be made returDable not less
than twenty nor more than forty days
Irenl. tile date thereof. the return day to be
named In the citation. which shall be
served and returned by the Sheriff or
otheF proper officer, as in case of SUM
mona and may issue TO any court in the
@rats.
SIC 2. Blu, II fsch executor. admins
tra.oF, of guardian, shall reside out of this
Ssste. the eolft being satisfied Of that fact
sisbsr before orafssf the return Of the eta.
siun. may order such nonresident TO be
broughs into court, by publication 10 some
newspaper Of the county in which the
petition 10 fled. for six consecutive weeks
before The lime fgei for the hearing Of
ssid osusss OF inN case no newspaper be
pHhIiehsd 10 hecountyI Ithen to be publish.
% - sons newspaper, having general
eireulafien ia said county,
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now pending. respecting any matter pro-
Jided for in this act.
SEC. II. That the act entitled an act
for the more speedy collection Of deb's, &c.
from executors. administrators end guar
disns in certain cases, passed March Is,
1851, be and the same hereby repealed.
This act to take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
N. Il. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
l. THOMAS Fl FORD.
President OF the Senate,
April ", 1857.
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[No' I72] AN ACT

ENo. l72 AN ACT
To prevent Kidnapping.
Section l.. Be it enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio. That
no person or persons shall arrest or i'm
prison, or kidnap or forCibly or lraudu.
lently carry off or decoy out OF this State
any free black or mulatto person or per-
sons within this State, or attempt to kid
nap or forcibly or fraudulenly carry off
or decoy out Of this State any such free
black or mulatto person. or shall arrest
and imprison any such free black or mu-
| latto person or persons with the intention
of having such person or persons carried
out of this State, unless it be in pursu-
anee OF the laws thereof.
Sec g. That no person or persons
shall kidnap or forcibly or fraudulentIy
carry off or decoy out Of this State any
black OF muIatto person or persons with
in this State, claimed AS lugilves from
service or labor, or shall attempt to kid
nap, or forcbly or frauduiently carry off
or decoy out of this State any such black
or mulauo person or persons without hfst
taking such black or mulato person or
persons before the Court, Judge or Com
missioner Of the proper circuit. district or
county court having jurisdiction. accord
ing to The laws Of the U. States, in cases Of
persons held to service or labor in any
State escaping into this State. and there.
according to the laws of the Uoited States.
establishing by proof his or their proper
ty in such person.
SEC, 3. That any person or persons
offending against the provisions OF this act
shall bs deemed guilty of nisdemeanor
and on conviction thereof by indictment in
the Court OF Common Pleas Of any county
in this State, shall be confnnd in the
Peni,entiary at hard labor for any space
Of slime, not less than three years nor more
than eight years at the discretion of the
Court, and moreover liable Tor all costs OF
prosecution.
SEC. a. That the act entitled an act to
prevent kidnapping passed February 18Th.
1851, be and the same is hereby repealed.
but nothing in this act contained shall in
any manner affect the prosecution or
punishment for offences committed be-
fore the taking effect of ibis act.
Sec 5. This act shall take effect on its
passage.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofMe house # Representa- yes.
THOMAS H FORD,
Pres'dent Of The Senate.
April II, 1857.
! hereby certify, that have compared
the foregoing laws with the copy furnish
ed me, and 6Ld the same cor,ec Iy print.
ed. KERSEY w. KINSEY,
Auditor of Harrison county.
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New TIN Rlld Copper ShOE,
AEEE& 1a. ESANIE..

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of tlar-
rison county, that he has just commenced carrying
on the I IN and COPPER busint IS in all its yariol
branches in the well known stand formerly occupi-
ed by James Cady, on Market street. Cadiz, Ohio,
where he intends to manufacture nothing but good
ware and sell il at reasonable prices He hopes by
strict attention 10 business, and always keeping a
good supply On hand, 10 receive Liberal share OF
patronage.
Orders from Merchants respectfully 'oIicited,-
The highest price paidlnCAs.I tor old Copper,
JAMES NJ. PAUL.A
cadjz Ohio, April 80 lS5G-t
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New Arrangement.

FOR THE BENEFIT or MY CUSTOM
ERS have concluded To make the following Ar
rangements;-l propose TO sell Goods on as favora-
bic terms as they can be had in this murket Be-
Iievng that short settlements are most satisfactory
to all parties, | have concluded TO settle with all my
customers by the first of January and the first Of
July of each year. These arrangements will be
strictly adhered TO JAMES STEWART.
Cudlz Ohio January T. 1857
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EXCELSIOR PAINTING!

MIR. J. w. SIMMONS, wishes to inform his OLD
I'VE friends and customers in Cadiz. that he has
opened shop in Cadiz, and that he is prepared to do
work in the latest and most approved city styles =
Those wishing TO have Gralnine, Painting, Paper
Hanging, q azing, Vanishing, Sign Painting. or
anything in his line Of business, will find it 10 their
advantage to give him call he is determined
to excel; and TO his friends Of Green and Wayne
townships he would say he intends to have place
Of business in Hopedae, and he hopes they will
continue to pa tronize him with That liberal patron
age which they have Tor the pas, year bestowed.
(,odiz q HnQ2-fb7 --..t r. ANIL f.at..-
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New Wholesale and Retail
Grocery, Provision ssBad Feed store,

NEE "a NJ IA ~ n a II n sIAetSS4A
VETOULD respectfully intorW Jle people of Har.
w rison county, that he has just opened out in
the corner room, Immediately uu1er the Sentinel
utlico the largest assortment of GROCERIES ever
offered in he county. Lis etocl consists OF every
thing kept in the Grocery Provision, and feel
line; which he will sell at river prices, wholesale
and retail carriage by the cars only added.
The highest price paid for all kinds Of marketa
bic produce.
lie hopes by selling cheap, and paying close at
tentiOn 20 his business TO receive n liberal share o
patronage.
Cadiz, Ohio, A ori, %, 1856. ..a
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NOTICE.

A Regular graduate Of the Jefferson Medical
College, Of Philadelphia, Pa. Also the College Of
Pharmacy, and for the lasttweiNo years have been
practicing in the East. a ID rat s.1s
Having now permanently located in Cadh with
the intention Of practcng Medicine and Surgery in
all their various branches he now offers his services
TO the citizens Of Cadiz and surrounding country in
general, hoping to share part Of their public pat
rpnage andsupport. s t8
91- Office On Market Street, nearly opposite the
Bank. Cadiz, July 2-3m.
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nUR Stock Of silks IL larger than Usual. A large
~ variety ofiancy and summer silks, call and see
them soon as theysare going yeryiaet
WelIAye more Lawns than anyeverbefor seen IN
cne store in the town Of Cadiz. ngfl at.,
ap22-n MI B IATCHE RICO
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iratis! = reeIaaiIt 30 oil
ETETE ADAMS
T. RESS COM p Al NY

ARE RUNNING A DAILY NIESSENG Err
from Cadiz to Steubenvie, connecting with sho
East ard West. They are prepared 10 forward
Parcels, Packages and Moneys to oil parts of tho
United States. The also make collections on goods
aud bills at all important points on their lines 81
Of tho liberal patronage heietofpfe extended them
"a :, h MOORE. Agent
february4, ls57-ly, A and Messenger.
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Ela,5 |, u gINl { ] DIR !

Philadelphia Medical House.
Established twenty-five years ago by Dr. KlNK%s
ELM, corner OF Third and Union streets, Phiia.
dephia. Pa.
TWENTY TWO YEARS f1a.53 Re
Exoerience has rendered DR. X most successful
practitioner IN the cure of all diseases OF private
nature; mnnhooG's debility, as an mpedment TO
marriage; nervous and sexual infirnities, diseases
OF the sktn, and those arising from abuse ot mar
curry. NJ. s.trt L ....-.... s 4f.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. 8a a's
There is an evil habit sometimes induged in by
beys, in solitude, often growing up with them TO
manhood; and which, if not reformed in due time,
not only beges serious obstacles TO matrimonial
happiness, but gives rise TO series OF protrated n
sidious, and devastating affections fsf hH .afB
Few of those who give way to this pernicions
practice aware OF the consequences, until they
find the nervous system shattered, feel strange and
unacconntube sensntions, and vague fears in the
mind. tSee pages, 27, %. 30, OF Dr. KS book on
''self. Preservation y s53 EE Hf'F III
The unfortunate thus Infected becomes feeble, is
unable TO labor with accustomed vigor, or 10 apply
his mind study hIs step is tar dy and weak he Is
dull irresoldte, and engages even in his sports with
less energy than usual, 3. aet Itar 5ftI b taa4t
1.-The enancipate himself before the practice has
done It's worst, and enter matrimomy, his marriage
is unruitiul and his sense tells him that this is
caused by his early toIies Those cfe considerations
which should waken TIE attention ofcf all whoaTe
similarly situated g sust a# lasaH14ff n
/ @ ftsssa IN REMEMBER. fgaaatfa 4w
lie VINO places himself under III. hlnkeilns5 treat
ment, may regiously confide in his honor as gen-
eman, and rely upon the assurance, that the secrets
Of DIR. g patients will never be disclosed. II 7i38
! Young man--let no false modesty deter you from
making ysur case known TO one, who, from educa-
ton and re'pectabiliy, certainly beriend you.
/ Dr. kinkelih's residence has been for the last
twenty years al the n. W.Corner Of Third and un-,
ion streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
| Patients at a Distance can hive tby stating thelr
case explicitly together with all their sylnpigirs,
per letter. enclosing remitiancel pr. Ks medicine
appropriated accordingly. 4
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| packed seeurefrom Damage or Curiosity, BY mail
| or Express. eRf fg@Yt{ flsst ag.zf slsss
READl YOUTH AND MANH00DN !.
| A Vigorous Life or PrematyTe Death klnkelin on
| Self Preservatop--Ony % cents.
| Letters containing that value in stamps. will ems
| sule a copy Per setufno mail. fe& +. fsst4
Gratis! II FreeGift 10 aIE sl,@
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of valuable advice md impressive warming alike
calculated % prevent years q misery. and, save
| thousands of lives is distributed without charge,
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