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PIANOS AND MFTODFoNs

Constantly receiving supplies of NUNS Carks Gel
ebrated PIANOS.
Aso-MELODEONS for Churches, Halls or the Parlor at
49, SIS and $780, with double reeds $780, with banks
keys, 5000.
The celebrated ORGAN HARMOMIUM, with two banks of
keys and eight stops suitable for large Church Hall,
combining in its tones richness power and softnes in an
eminent degree, $3.50. For sale by
F. D. BENTEEN,
No 10 North Charles street,
ap2e-tfr and so Fayette street
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: Longer advertisements at proportinnate rat
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS. ~
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Whatever is intended for insertion he authenticated
by the and address Of the wernot necessarily for
publication, but guaranty for his good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communca.
tons.
- Letters to he addressed "To THE DAILY EXCHANGE
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ROoFIEG RooFING | ROOFING II
Economy, Durability and Security.
Warrens Fire and Water Proof
i.,ss- FELT AND COMPosITIoN ROOFING.
Unryaed by anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF, s--i. ls...- die .-.I.. ..I
PERFECTLY WATER PRooF, rr
81 .s- H.f UNEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY, e.. .-.
....st UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY, f.
.r.--..f. .... ts. ;f.s ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address or call on .fat a
JAS. II. JOHNSON, Z
F " -,a-as'- 81 No. Jarvis Building North and
iy26-f Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
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BAzIN's PERFUMES FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF,
comprising sxy-nine varieties. Soaps, Cosmetics, Hair
Dyes Hair Oils, Hair Tonics Pomades Tooth and Flesh
Powders, HAIR Shaving Nall Hat, Cloth Tooth and Flesh
Brushes Razor Srop Shaving Creams and Pastes Toilet
Walters and Toilet and Fancy Articles of all kinds Cologne
Yerbena, Orange Flower Lavender and Florida Waters of
my manufacture. d. C. DRISC0LL,
Dealer in and Manufacturer of Perfumery
So Baltimore street,
je2Otf nextdoor to the corner of Frederick street
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MARRIED..
On the 9th February, by Rev Mr. Munro, JOHN MITCH
ELL to ANN DONNELLY, both of this city.
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GERMAN SILVER AND ALBATA PLATED TEA SETS,
Urns Casters, Baskets, Waters prices by
j. AR CAMPBELL,
m2f 227 Baltimore street, corner Of CHARLES
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MILLER AND BEACHAM's
ID" AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE,
No. 10 NORTH CHARLES STREET.
~ Catalogues furnished on application.
a5- Agents for MARTINS celebrated GUITARS. m23f
NEW ARRIVAL.
LECOULTRE RAZORS, LECOULTRE RAZ0RSl
AND RAZOR STROPS!
These celebrated Razors and Stops advantageously
in Europe this country are for sale by the mpor
ter, GABRIEL D. CLARK,
At his Watch and Jewery Store, Calvert and
Water streets, Baltimore, Nd e24d
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PRESERVING JARS! PRESERVING JARS
At No. SIS SOUTH STREET, near Pratt,
Sole Agent for MAS0N'S PATENT SHEET METAL
SCREW TOP JAR. All that is being to screw
the cap down upon the Rubber gasket, making perfectly
artght and reliable Jar.
Constantly hand large assortment of CHINA, GLASS
and QUEENSWARE at the lowest wholesale prices.
STONE and EARTHENWARE at the lowest factory
prices a.rt +. -..u.u.t
je3-tf ROBERT T. BANKS.
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CASH SYSTEM.
H- CONSUMERS OF COAL, .a-..
Who will lay in their supply during the present month";
(June will be furnished the best quality-2,2O lbs
ton-at low price. J. HENRY GIESE CO.,
Office, 9 South street.
RS- THE SAWED AND SPLIT PINE AND OAK WOOD
ready for use, for sale usual je9-tjl
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The Philadelphia Pennsyloanian, in speaking
of the comm ancement of the at Cape May says
The feature is the reopenng of the UNITED
HOTEL which property has recently been purchased by Mr.
Pendeton of Baltimore and be conducted by Mr. Hous
ton late of Banums, Baltimore This house will attract
the Southerners attention, Mr. Houston is emineny
known as a hotel keeper je2ilw
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THE PoINTED YOKE SHIRT ..-.
Is manufactured to order by
CONSTABLE WALLER Co.,
.... l55 Baltimore street.
This pattern their 0Uinvention, which, after many
Changes, they prepared to pronounce perfect.
Give them call-Oppesite the Museum. -
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MANILA Corrective have just received 100
mats of this delicious Coffee which cheerully
commend to our customers GREEN & YoE, Family
Grocers, IS West Baltimore street. .ap27-tf
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TOPARTNERSHIP. We, the undersigned,
have this day formed coparnership under the firm of
nROSf SUIRO for the purpose of conducting Impor-
ting and Jobbing Hosiery, Trimming and Fancy Goods
Business at No 253 Baltimore street. between Charles
Hanover streets q. A. DROST,
Baltimore, LIST July, 1859. f. SUTRO
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NOTICE.-Mr. JOHN II. WYMAN has this
! day withdrawn from firm, and Mr.. JAMES c.
SMITH becomes partner.
WYMAN, BYRD & CO.
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Inc Ndtlondt Mtetttgencer, of yesterday, contains
letter from Mr.. Dodge, late Minister to Spain
written to correct an alleged Misrepresentation of
his views in reference to the acquisition of Cuba.
Mr. Dodge complains that he has been charged by
correspondent of the Philadelphia American,
and also by the editors of the htegencer with as
sertIng that Cuba can never be purchased and that
even the proposition to buy it is an indignitv to
Spain. In commenting this letter. the h,teUi-
gencer observes:
sit will be seen that to this extent Mr. DODGE
confirms the accuracy of the inference which we
sustained by quotations from the correspondence
designated, as he states in this communication
that the prospect of acquiring Cuba by purchase,
under present circumstances, is inauspiciOus' But
he takes occasion to add that he has never said
or intimated that the proposition in any way in
volved the honor of Spain, or that the purchase
might not at some future period be effected. 1t
is but just to Mr. Dodge that any erroneous de-
auctions drawn from his statements, with regard to
the present inauspcious aspects Of the negotiation
should be ccted, and that his views should be
placed before the public in their true light coming
as they do with the weight attaching to his oppor-
tunites for personal observation during the period
in which he has discharged with so much accept
ance the duties of his recent official position near
the Spanish Court"
Mr. Dodge embraces the opportunity thus pre-
sented to express his full concurrence with Mr. Bu-
O~hN
| ing extract:
| The President in his last annual message recon-
mends that we should endeavor to acquire Cuba by
honorable negotiation, adding ''we would not if we
| could, acquire it in any other way" He further
recommends that he should be entrusted by Con-
gress with the means of making an advance to the
Spanish Government the signature of the treaty
and before its ratification. | share and approve
in their fullest extent these views of the President
believe that if they are acted upon we shall soon
er or later obtain Cuba by honorable negotiation:
! and, believing this, watched with much anxiety
and saw defeated with great regret Mr.. SlidelI's
bill to appropriate thirty millions for the object re-
ferred to. Sooner later, say; the time depends
mainly on ourselves. If we go defeating appro-
priatons proposed for this object; if we continue to
circulate just such opinions you, Messrs Editors,
are ulcating-namely that it is party, not the
nation, that desire Cuba-if these opinions are Ia
ken up, as they have been, by all the papers
throughout Spain, and the Spaniards are made to
believe las they do) that, if treaty be made,
The American Senate would refuse to ratify it, if,
by suicidal policy like this, defeating the wishes
and efforts of the Administration, we place STUN
bIlng-blocks in our way, then all must ad
init that the prospect, to time, is discouragipg
indeed. 93
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J. B. T. PHELPS.

J. B. T. PHELPS,
NTLEMEN'S WEAR,
l07 BALTIMORE STREET,
m9E Baltimore
MILLER & BEACHAM'S
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE,
No. 10 North CHARLES STREET
Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited. ll8tf
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NJ LEsTER's IMPROVED
81. SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES,
At Prices from $50 to $5n Cabinets plain Styles
ted to do every kind of CLOTH LEATHER WORK that
requires seam. . 4--.
81 Salesroom 1863 Baltimore street,
m27-tf Id. CHASE, Agent.
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A. 7. LEWIS.

HOPARTNERSHlP.-T copartnership of
OLEWlS, DROST Il co.. having been this day dissolved
by limitation, have associated with me Mr.; c. luck
SCHW and will continue the business under the name
and firm If A. T. LEWIS co, at the old stand OF Lewis
| Drost q Co., II Baltimore street
! July
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:" L. SALMON WILL BE FOUND, after
w sthe 10th instant. with Messrs John NJ Davies Co
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS Of every kind and
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n ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.- The
~ copartners!ip heretofore existing under the firm Of
RICHARDS VAN WAGENEN is this day dissolved by
mutual consent PETER RICHARDS, Jr,
W. F. VAN WAGENEN,
- H. A. WASHBURN.
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,,: me Rev. Mr.. -, an eccentric preacher in
Michigan, was holding forth not long since in De-
troit. A young man arose to go out, when The
preacher SAD: Young man. II you d rather 90 to
ner stopped and reflected moment. and saving
respectfully, "Well, believe would" went oSl
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| United PARTNERSHIP.-Th undersigned
11laye formed limited partnership under the firm of
VAN WAGENEN x WYMAN, for the transaction of a Dry
Goods Commission Business ". +. Van Wageuen, John
H. Wyman and H. A Washburn the general partners
and Peter Richards h the special partner has
contributed he sum of seventy five thousand dollars
capital Said partnership this day and is to
terminate on the LIST January, 1867
W. F. VAN WAGENEN
JOHN II. WYMAN,
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This is the only stitch that be raveed and tina
presents the same appearance each side of the
made with two threads upon each side of the abr
and nterlocked in the centre oft Send for Circular
OFFICERS W. BALTIMORE STREET,
sicily Baltimore, Nd
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C. ON RTs
EVERY EVENING
AT WASHIN GToN HALL,
By the well known
BALTIM ORE SEX TETTE,
Under the direction OF PROF. AHREND,
The popular Tenor, Mr. KLEIN will sing of his coic
te6,tf C. LEUTBECHER.
VISITORS TO THE COUNTRY
FOR THE SUMNER,
Are reminded of the large and choice assortment Of
BOOKS, (trench and Englsh,)
pa BA Il TST1 II sri sTRfEEET.
The establishment distinguished by its large collection of
in the several departments of History Biography, Fine
Arts Fiction, Voyages and Travels which additions are
being made daily . 4. ..-ti5
JAMES s. WATERS,
le23- sA,TU,PR5t PA Baltimore street
A MOTHER IMPORTATION OF THE -
IN E.., CELEBRATED CHESS MEN,
Made under the "Staunton' Patent.
of other pieces the board their adaptation to the
hand and their justly indicated value relation to each
other give them decided superiority any others vet
produced INV -
few of the several in wood just received from
. - - JAMES S. WATERS,
je23 "a TuFR3t pa Baltimore street.
ITO TAKE WITH YOU
H. TO THE COUNTRY,
variety Of articles adapted for tSe convenience and
fort of visitors to h e1q11tS SAT- b fqgpa at
TOT RlSTS CASES, of Russia Morocco Leather, fold
ing compacty in book FORM and holding of
PORTFOLIOS, for drawings or correspondence.
Envelope Boxes Note Papers, OF styles; Chess Men,
Parlor P pGdR Cards ards H5aPs Guide B s
4gaA3 fJi 90 tsa JAMES 8. WATERS, sss
je25sA TU,FR3t ga Baltimore street
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| would respectfully recommend the new firm of
Il Messrs. TUCKER SMITH to the patronage of my
friends and customers. JOHN GOODHAND
BaltimOre .luY q
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CHINA,
r. AND QUEENSwARE,
r. P. BAYLY,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
CHINA, go 9-'--1-T : s-9-i lias
lH -.Il. GLASS, 1fs4a-f - -.ell l5.l- NJ.
e.d 81 gg - - 1,i Il AND QUEENswARE,
ROCKINGHAM WARE AND ST0NEWARE,
~ 5 e4s1. q : at Factory Prices, ~, -.a-v fg
aplqH No. 6HANovER srREl7, pear Baltimore
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" COAL NOTICE.
w 4. +. WASHBURN having withdrawn his interest
from the Office Lombard street. would hereby notify his
friends and customers, that he be found the old and
long established office and yard of LEE AND LIGHT
STREETS where may la had the very best qualities of
WHITE AND RED ASH Goals,
At the lowest market prices, delivered any part the
cty-FTee Of carriage.
Also, PINE AND OAK WOOD for sale
n$-A good quality of COOKING COAL at 81 80 per ton
delivered. W. +. WASHBURN,
ml7-6mr I,aean nd Light str
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John A DOBSON 4 CO.'S
CHEAP CHINA STORE, Nos. and 4 n. Charles stree
they viii sell you little bit CHEAPER than the CHEAP
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II is stated that the picture of Washington re-
signing the command of the Army" painted by
order Of the Maryland Legislature, is finished, and
viii soon be placed in the Senate Chamber.-Anna-
polls Gazette. "As't 'i'--f ~ -iiaA t.a y
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THE UNDERSIGNED will continue the Whole
Il sale Shoe and Hat Business the old stand No Il \
Charles street, under the firm OfTUCKER& SMITH.
WESLEY A. TUCKER.
HENRY G. SMITH
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TNHE COMPREHENSIVE OF GOODHAND
Il TUCKER SMITH having expired by limitation, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent Either party is
authorized to use the of the firm in settlement
JOHN GOODHAND,
WESLEY A. TUCKER,
HENRY c. SMITH.
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LOOK HERE, STRANGER
Ifyou want either CHINA, GLASS, or COMMON WARE,
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An examination Of tho muck bars shows that II
is all hbruus; not crystal in 1t. which are abun
dant in all cold short rons and 10 attributed To tho
sulphur in the coal with which il il worked.
The muck bar has also another property which
will make il especially valuable for rails, that is,
of welding ut u very low heat. | mw the bars
whilc rccling doubled sn welded while at about y
"oherry rod" heat. Tho fault Of English rails
scaling is because Of tho imperfect weld separating
like tho crust of rich pastry, and after the top
crust Ia of the rcst is worthless.
The quality Of tho iron having been tested BY
myself after rolling into bar iron. have no hesi.
taticn in pronouncing II superior, and from the
facts Of my own observation. can safely predict
that the old saying Of GOALS to Newcastle will
be fulfilled in u very few years by the shipment
Of Missouri bar iron to Pittsburgh and the Ohio
river, made from tho Missouri ore direct into bar
iron and To predict future for this city that the
widest dream has never yet reached.
desire, III conclusion and In n very faw words
to lay ghost TINT continues TO rise up whenever
this process is mentioned. aud that is Of tho Rem
tun furnace At tho very least that eau DO said.
CRiswEL is an improvement upon il, nnd my
own opinion is thnt scven-eights Of the success Of
this improyem consists in the purity and rich.
nses of the ore, but whether al n,iempts heretofore
have resulted in failure with tho aforesaid spirit
or not, have no controversy with any ono who
holds the converse of the proposition 'Ihat mil
lion Of failures do not disprove one )aei."
The success Of this furnace being demonstrated
fact all other failures wore but ~ stepping stones
to it,
Respectfully
4. MlLTENBERGER
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A Female william,

LueRETIA poRuA IN nrFrALo.
At Chicago one John Mclaughlin is on trial for
throwing off train of on tho Chicago and
Gaena Railroad bv which deed n man was killed
and several persons INJURED. On tho person Of
Mclaughlin. ut the time of his arrest. were found
u number of letters from abandoned females in
Buffalo aud other parties. going to show the ex-
istcncc Of mn organized hnnd of murdcrcrs. whose
operations were conducted by means Of poison,
urson and railway distractions Buffalo would
seem to be the headquarters Of this bloody y-mind.
ell band Ono OF these letters. which wo will
copy entire VII! sye M idea of tho revelations
they make 1t is addressed to Capt Jones, alias
Benedict
"BprrAro February 10, 1850.
"Dear Henry: You may be sure shall
he ON hand to help my ono you may send here to
give the old cuss u rip; and think ii monid be
casv to hyh up his barn and storehouse, y TIC fei-
iom yon hare 's cles grit bnt if he il not. do not
lot him come for If he should bnck out would
JUS, stck knife in him myself, for am bound
you shaH rrrenyr, and that before leave here,
No don't send any you don't know is game;
but you say you are sure that Johnny you speak
of is gamo to tho heels; don't know him; may
be he is and maybe he nin't try him first and see
what he can do. or whnt he has done. l know n
great many fellows that can tell big stories, but
don't do anything themselves. and if Johnny is
one of that kind think you had better not send
him. will so out this week and poison the dogs
no there need be fear Of their yelping; but take
my advice Henry and don send any ono unless
you know them--that's the talk. You nny that
Johnny has had hts father kiflsd by u rairoad.-
don't think ho is good for anything or ho would
have rcvcnced this long ago; NJ that's the reason
or he would not let another have done that job
you wste me about his gettngn man to do; that
mint 40 revenge mud il that is all tho courage ho
has don't think would trust him il were In
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LYN HBURG COLLEGE
NCMRCR CRls, VIRGINIA.


L on the 18th Of September.
The location of the hcahcst and most accessible
the entire and the study both Classical and
Scientific equal to that of the best American colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently maintained
der the ot Mr. Bankenshp sduate Of the Vr
ynia Military Institute and recently connected with the
United States Cnst Survey.
The several Professors will have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar School which young will be thoroughly
AIRED for college Or businrss
FACULTY.
Rev. W W WALKER, Chairman Of Tie Faculty Profess
OF Mental and Moral Science and of History.
LYCURGUs q MATHEWS, A. NJ, Professor of Latin and
Bellies IettreH
H. CAHELLA b. Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature
j. f. BLAKKEEsHIP Professor Of Mathematics and Insruc.
Of Tactics
SAMUEL GARLAND. A. M Professor Of Constitutional Law
D. A. LAEaHoRNE, NJ d. Procssor of Anatomy and Phys.
loogy.
GIUSEPPE ADoLpHo sARToR LII. d. Professor of Modern
Languages.
EXPENSES.
Board % per week washing o. 25 per month fuel and
lights 1l0 term Tuition go In the Grammar School, and
go In the Collegiate Department for half session
Catalogues, containing further information be OBJ.
tained by addressing the Chairman Of the Faculty.
fob %-dts.
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The vIRGINIAN s publsbed Daily at Sc aud Tr Weekly
Of f5 per annu advance, and Weekly at e. invariably
advance otherwise o. 80 will be charged in all eases No
Taper will be Discontinued except at the oton OF the fr"r
.tor until all arr"arages shall have been pail
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted tor ~ ernfs per square
the first insertion aud 81 cents Tor csch
unless weekly and thea h
cents per square charged tor ca Insertion II tho
number of insertions marked the Ms, Will bo
pn blshed Ill, ordered ont, aud charged accordingly.
THE YEARLY RATES ARE; .
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For squares ti.weekiy,... "
~ Advertisements in ended for both papers snbJcc' 10
special eoBtrar'
Annual advertisers III he linifed !" their immediate
buness or the charge at transient rates
re All advertisements appear in The daiiy and tr
Obituary notices which exceed eight lines are charged
rat for
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Take Pariicainr Nstler. 4
DR. adireaes all those who have jarod ,hemssisea ~
hoeo OF tho sad and melancholy esta prc1sesA
r"y y9Sn VII. Ws.sne;. Of The Hack and Lnss
rapation the Heart Dyspspsis, Nervous Irrabny, Ds
or"ment Of tho Digestive Fuasons. denersi Debility
symptoms of Consauptton. &C.
MtSrALLY Tho ieAsfa' esc,s upon tho mind much
dreaded foas OF Memory Confusion OF Ideaa Dspsssse
| Spris Evil ForebOdngs Aversion TO Socety, Self
OI,ns, Love Of solitude. Tmdi,y. Ae, of shs
wills produced 40,
persons Of all sgss judge what ne
their declining health. Iooslns thst vesr sssen.
g eak, pae md rmAcatcd having singular appsasaAoe
n,out tho eyes, ,ough and symptoms Of consumpsioh
Dr. } Lohnsson's 1mv iHoratinG Remedy for Organ.
By tts and Important remedy. veakneas d he
psedy cured aud full yiGor restored Thousands
the asd debated who had luse al se
been immediately relieved. All impedlmenss 70 Marriage
PhysicHi Mental Di~qu Nervous LfitnbflMy
T,eDas and We" exhaustion ofths mnst fearful
| kh, spcediiy rnrea ~ Doctor Johnston.
| YoWng Mes,
who have ln ircd themselves by Certain Practles II.
,uIgoh In when aloue-A habit ffequeutly learno9 6o0