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rho Japanese Embass,. M, .o,,u,o

The japanese Embassy, ahe, sojourn Of
twenty-five day. len the city Of Washington on Friday
morning last, IN special uain prepared Tor them, &C.
companied ny Captains Dupont. Ice anil Porter, ani
Me- Por'man, the interpreter. Though they generally
wore cheerful appearance the inieligsnoet says they
did not leave without INDIGESTION. u regret At separating
from The many Official sni other personsgs. who had
extended ceuresy sbd Kindness 10 thsm during ihsi,
sisit. They aIitei Of baltimore a nnk after len
O'Clock. They we're mot BY a large TURNOUT Of The
military. 6fsmsn and eiiitens Atibo Maryland insli.
tote The Embassy vas handsomely welcomed BY Mayor
Swami. sbd they made suitable acknowledgements ior
The honor done them Afier The reception esreponq.
were snded, the procession passed through several of
,he prominent Streets and ihs guests were aaIy aos,
tered :, The Gilmore House. Il i expected ia, ,hsy
~ili visit sssel others d or large ctes before hsy
return hone.
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Mr. Eyeretcs Letter of Acceptance

Our readers will find in our paper Today, the admi-
rablc letter Of Nj. Everett accepting the nomination
for Vice Presiden, rendered to him by the National
Union Convention. We shall mex, week give the
letter Of The Hon. John Bell Both Of them are wril.
ten in eaeelIen, spirit. and will be entirely acceptable,
we think, 10 conservative and thinking men Of al par.
tics aud all sections of the country.
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The Census United STATE. Msvhsl has
appointed Calvin E. Parish. Egg Of ihi. place, to take
The censu. Of this county. nonh Of the railroad. snd
DureIl Tilley. Esq, Of Chapel HILL the part Of The
county south Of The road and both Of them have en-
,eisi upon the daiie. Of iAair appointment
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for lure, ,hs lat number Of ihe ninth soluns, has
becn received. III. he best inel u The whole e.
ries, ani !. ofnameniel With very good Eksns.. q
the Hon. DAVID 4. ssain, H.. d. President d tho
University. The hr., part d ], i ocrupisI with Dr..
Hooper. AdJs.s : Pity Year. Since = O6sr interest.
Jog ariisles follow.
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The North British Review, Tor May. b

MgTnopNr RpIsCnrAL CasrERgAcg. Tho
Methodist Episcopal Conference al Buffalo
disposed 81 nearly Ill their remaining busi.
ness on Saturday. but adjourned till yes,er.
day morning for it, completion. On Satur.
day afternoon. resolving that the next Gener.
al Conference should be held al PHILADELPHIA,
the report on Lay Delegation wa. consider.
ed. and after some debate resolution from
the committee directing all preachers in
cha'ge 10 the United States and Territories
TO submit the subject to al adult male mem.
bers Of their churches. between the meetings
81 the annual conferences ol 1861 and 1861,
the result TO be submitted by the Bishops 20
the next General Conference, was adopted.
u was resolved that the annual conferences.
excep, California and Oregon. be required
hereaiter TO bear The expenses Of their re.
spectitc delegates TO the General Confer
enoe. The basis Of representation 10 The
neat General Conference was fixed in the
ratio Of one delegate 70 thirty members Of
the annual conferences. The total expenses
Of the conference we're reported 10 be sio.
382; receipts from annual conferences s6.
Cos. Iea,ing drfeit 81 ss,Ti7, for which
amount draft on the Book Concern vas su.
thOrixcd.
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AppOintm cnfs.- Mr., Appleton. late Assistant
Secretary Of State has been confirmed by the United
States Senate as Minister 70 Russia. and Mr.. w. IT.
T,escott, d South Carolina, Is appointed to bis place
10 the State Department.
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superio, Court.-The Special Tenn Of

superior Courf-The Special Perm Of the
Superior Court for this County was commenced on
Monday last, Judge Dick presiding, We understand
that the court has very foil docket before it, some
eighty cases, and many Of them liiigalsd.
Extra d the superior Coui, se also 10 BE- hsl
IN the following counties
Iye,elI AL Monlav ~ Jnne Inly. pat
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The London onar,er,y Re,,ew. .


April, contains. l. Laboief.' Homes . souvenir. .,
Correspondence Dc Madame Reeamisr. .. viei,.,udss
u famllis.. and other E..ay, & The Bar o. Phila.
d,lPhia Washington. Fsessll Adde'S. S. Mia.
Nightingale Note. On Nu.ing. G. Fer Hua,ins. 7.
ReeoIlesion. Of Le.lie. = The Budget and the Re
form Bin.
The North ffsitisi, Review, for May. h,.
also been feeessi. Il eon.sins. Readings Rsmins.
esncrs-'rhoms. Campbell. 2. Qusksri.m-- Past and
Present.. 3 Sir Henry Lawrence. & Australian Eth.
noloSy. 5 Poems by Heinrich Hsine. g. Church and
state 7. The Origin q Species. :. British Light.
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Gallons.
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Prire ~ VI annnm for any one 81 lhe Review. %
Lakewood. any iso n he works, -; fOr Black.
VOID AMI the four Reviews $40.
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Mr.. Eycretl's Letter Of Acceptance,

We make no apology for deyoting so much
space to the publication Of the admirable
ritter OF the lion. Edward Everett in &C.
cepting the position assigned him by the
Constitutional Unoa Convention at Balti-
more. We also give place to the excellent
letter OF Ex Gov. Hunt, informing hiH Of
his nomination, because IT is the best snswer
that can be TO the Democratic roorhacks,
which have been in circulation fnr the las,
month. II is thus seen. that Gss. Hunt does
support the ticket nominated BY the Cor.
Yenuan over which he presided, and that
Mr.. Everetts hesitaaey ahont accepting the
pnsliioa assigned Msa sre@s entirely mt Of
his past asseclatseAs Milh.the Mount Vernon
enterprise, ap9 originated in motives which
every geat.eman will appreciate. But his
love q sne Union and respect for his friends
sndaces him to wave his private wishes. and
10 accept the post. Read the correspon-
uence as follows: Pet Intel.
MR.. HINT To noS. rnvaRp EyERyrr.
Baltimore, Ma Il, 1850.
Dear Sr.-h has become my agreeable
duty. a. the presiding officer Of the National
Union Convention, which terminated its
session IN this city last evening, 10 inforW,
You that yoa have received the nomination
Ut that hohy IS lis candidate fnr the Office
Of Vice President IF The United States.
Il would be far beyond my power to cen.
yey to ven an adequate impression Of the
intense ardor and enthusiasm with which
the nomination was made. Without the tor
mallty OF a ballnt, vanr name was on every
lip and was adopted with loud aeclamation'
coming frsn grateful and patriotic hearts.
State alter State We'd with each other lo'
the privilege OF rendering TO you its tribute
oil ahectionate homage aud admiration.
The high estimate of your valuable ser,
vices entertained by the winnie country, and
the universal gratitude excited BY your vol
untary efforts as private citizen, TO embue
the minds Of your countrymen with feelings
Of love and yeneration for the character oi
Washington. and respect for his example
and teachings. were reflected BY the Con-
ventiOn in manner at once impressive
appropriate and gratifying.
Ii was believed, moreover. that the assn
citation Of your name with that Of John Bell
as candidates for the highest offices in til,
gift Of the nation, would Of itself constitute
al irresistible appeal 70 the patriotism, loyal
~ and national spirit Of the whole Americas
penpe.
In this season Of discnri and distraction
we feel i to be paramount duty TO make
an earnest effort 10 revive sentiments Of har-
mony anil brotherhood between the different
sections OF our Ininn.
We were not ignorant OF your cherishet
purpose 10 decline in future the cares an,
honors Of Official station vet we do not per
NIT ourselves 10 doubt that the same ssnti
ment Of patriotism which your voice ant
example have inspired in the hearts of others
will prompt you to yield TO the call nov
made upon you, By large and Fespeetabl
portion of your eounirymen.
| have the honor To be.
With high respect.
Your nbedlent servant,
Csisned1 WASHINGTON HUNT.
70 the Hon. Edward Everett.
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ilnCerelf Ynurs,
EDWARD EVERETT.

Darn o. HpS. WILtilA &. PREsIJS.--
fhe Hon. William T.. Preston, one Of the
purest men. ablest Statesman anil brilliant
oraiur. This country has e,ei produced. died
al his residence ~ Columbia, South Carolina.
on "Wednesday lat. Mr.. Preston VA, horn
December 9Th. lot. IN pniladelphia, wbiir
his father Was Attending tangre... AZ thai
place, a. member lrom Virginia. ili. MA.
ternal gfand.mulher was the sister 81 Patrick
Henry. lie was educated AZ the University
Of South Csrolins. In 1871. he graduated,
aud returned 90 Virgins, where he studied
Law 10 the office Of William Writ. 1t Rich.
nnnd. lnls16 he went 60 Europe. and alter
visiting France. England. aud Switzerland.
resldtd iar s0mr time ~ Edinbnrs, where lie
attended The lectures nf Hope. Pldyiair ard
Brown. In 1879 be reformed 10 the United
Siates. anil being admitted 70 the bar 10 s2i
commenced the practice IL law 10 Virginia.
IN 1922 lie removed 10 Columbia, III South
Carolina, where ~ continued t. practice his
profession with great distinction anil success.
10 1852 II was elected t. tie senate 81 the
tnlied States. where lie assumed high pr.
sitiOn as llebater. III 1872 DE resigned bis
plare IN the senate. and returned 10 the prac.
tice oi his profession il South Carolina. In
1915 he became President uf the University
81 South Carolina. which office he filed with
great credit until be was forced TO resign. 10
consequence Of ill.healtb, since which time
lie has lived 10 retirement.
LygeLbu,g T1g'aiaa.
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va. EyEsErT TO HON. WARRINGTON HUNT.
Boston. May %. 1850.

Boston. May %. 1860
M Dear SRI have duly received your
letter Of the llth. in which yoa inform me
oficislly. that the National Union Conyen-
tion, recently 10 session AZ Baltimore. had
done me the honor 70 nominate me as u
candidate for the Office Of Vice President d
tie United States.
an deeply impressed with this manifes'
tatinn If the favorable opinion nf the Ton.
seHtion. comprising a. il did among its
members 80 many persons distinguished for
public service. patriotism. and intelligence.
and fairly representing considerable portion
Of the conservative feeling Of the country.
For the great cordiaiity with whieh, as you
inform me, my name was proposed and re-
ceised. nv warmest thanks are due.
The grateful acceptance Of sach noini.
nation would. under ordinary circumstances,
be . matter Of course bat Il has unayoiIably
been with me the subject OF long and anxious
hesitation. The grOan1s 81 this hesitation
owe Il 70 the Convention. which has honored
the with this mark Of - confidence. aud TO
myself, 10 expisin; 10Th u ! an to dwell on
.nsttcrs Of personal interest Of no importance
20 the public.
It's generally known iigi ! have, for some
wears past. retired from active participation
IN political life, not, a. hope have shown,
from incidence or want Of sympathy with
nv ieliow. citizens IN the pursuit Of the grea,
objects Of s1eial life. The reasons u nv
retirement have been more than once plbles
stated, and | beg 70 repeat them here from
nv speech at he Union meeting IN Fane1ll
Hall. last December;
!. did not suppose ihat anything could
ocr8r which would make me think II nv
duty n appear again IN TIL. platform ~ Any
occasion ~ D political character; anil had
ihis meeting been Il ! party nature or DE-.
signed u promote any pariy purposes.
.l0pid MT lave been here. When compelled
BY the prosuation II my health. five years
ago. 70 resign the distinguished place which
then flied 10 the public service, il was
with no expectation, no wish. and no inten.
tion Of ever again nihgling in the scenes Of
public life. ! have accordingly, with the
partial restoration Of nv health, sbstained
from all participation in political action Of
any kind; partly because ! have found a
more eOngeniai, and. as | venture to think,
a more useful occupation IN seeking TO rally
the affections Of nv eogntrsmen, North and
South, 90 that great name and precious
memory which are left almos, alone Of al
che numerous kindly associations, which
once bound the different sections Of the
caapiry together and also bseagse. between
she extremes II opinion that have long dis.
tracted and MS threaten to eoaSpl,e The
country, find 90 middle ground 81 practi.
rai U.plulaes., On vhlch i friend Oi moderate
eBFnseis can stand
u having been suggested = ne npiwith.
s,snding tnese atpsals that might be-
rbsaght ~. X re I'n.na Convention. 4. 4
r.r8Idst. ior thr Presidency. requested
~ lrlegsphic message and bt letter, thar
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BflL AID EsIRgrT "A writer in the New
York Journal Of Commerce presents the
following a.
- as Uay 70 Soire tie ProJiem.-l.e,
the convention abou, 70 assemble At Bait.
more nominate Bell and Everett, and have
but little doubt they would sweep the ma.
ton, North and south. These names would
be acceptable to all union loving conserya.
tive men. aud would tend much towards
doing away with that strong partisan feeling
20 prjddleisl TO The interest. Of the country.
IL would take the wind nut nf tie Repab.
lican sall.. Ia great deal Of their animosity
towards the present administration being
personal, growing out of Kansas and other
matters. This would be 4 National ticket,
not sectional. and there IL nothing IN the
principle. involved whirh need prevent d
National Democrat, whether Ne lives North
yr South, FIRM supporting III"
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HEAR WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

The undersigned having used Professor HUN
PIIREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
in our families with the satisfactory results and
having full confidence in their gsnuiueHess, purity,
and efficacy. cheerfully recommend them 20 all per
soT.s who wish to have safe reliable and ecaciuus
remedies at hand for private or domestic use.
The Rev. WIn. HOsmer, editor OF a The Northern
independent" Auburn y. Y. the Rev. +. II. Ores
sey D. D. Rector OF St Peters Church. Auburn n Y /;
Tie Rev. 3. L Ives Chaplain Of the Auburn State
Prison; the Rev Spencer NJ. Rice. Rector, New Bed
fo:i, Mass. the Rev. Allen Steele, NcW-Yors Con.
ference; tie Rev Samuel Nichols East-Geneses Con
ference, y. Y; the Rev. p. S Pratt, Dorset Vt the
Rev. John F.. Robie Buffalo: 4. c. Hart, Esq, Utica.
y. Y; the Hon Neal Dow Portland, Me. the Hon.
Schuyler Coiax, south.Bend, Ind !; the Hon George
Humphreys, y. =. Henry D. Cook, Esq, Editor OF
the "Ohio State Journal" Colunbas, Ohio; the Hon.
L H Graham, Moline, Ill tie Hon. Thomas J..
Chase Monticello Fla. the Hon. Joseph Benedict
Utica, y. y; VIM. Bristol, Esq, Utica y. Y; 4. S.
Pond ESQ., Utica, y. " James Punkett, Esq, Nash
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ON and after Monday. the 10th Of April 1890, the
" passenger Trains will run daily follows:
Pirst-The Great Southwestern, St Louis. Cincin-
natl Columbus, Wheeling, Benwo0d, Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
4:35 z. NJ. arriving in Baltimore $3.50 A. NJ.
Meeting with trains for the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning, leaves Baltimore !. p. ~ arriving
Ben~ood at 7S and Wheeling at sos A 81 connect
ing with the great Western Southwestern and North
western Express. This train only stops for meals aud
supplying engine with fuel and water
SecOnd-The Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago. St.
Louis. Indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus,
Wheeling. BenwOod. Baltimore, and Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday at 800 p NJ
and arrives at Baltimore at 445 p NJ connecting with
the trains for the Eastere and Southern cities Re
turning leaves Baltimore at $50 A NJ. and arriving
Benwood at :3T and Wheeling at 4:e5 A ". This
train stops all regular stations East Of Cumberland
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily. Sundays excepted Mt 10 A.
arriving in Cumberland at S:25 p. NJ. Returning,
leaves Cumberland 600 A NJ. and arrives al Wheel
ing 5:1O T. 81. This train stops at all stations.
These trains all make close connection with trains
for the Western cities
JB. PORD, Agent.
w-P ssrTn. Master of Transportation.
L.. Cole, Gen'l Ticket A gent. aprl26-oO
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.SE& Air Tight. and tciR Eecp IN GEy Ct mate.
This FAAIL ca ITHI EtITC TJLL!S is =
gentle Int active Ca:har- % tic which the
has used II Lis practice more than twenty YEAR
ThsconstSutly iucreHs = ing demand from those
who have long used the - PILLS and the si;i--
faction which all express ~ in regard their use.
has Induced me to place - them within tho reach
Of all. p
The Profession well know that different Ca
thartics act different y portions Of the bowels
The FA-HLLT CiTE. iARTjC Pill haz, with
due reference n thi- - well established fact.
been compounded fruEI e a variety tie purc~T
Vegetable E&t:G.ts, - which act alike on eve
~ part Of the elemental RI ~ canal. and 0,-si
and SGfl in all cases ;'wIiere Ca;lartic IS nee
ded sucl, Deras9s- .mcRtS OF the .SOR,dch,
NesiHTSS ItIiaS in tie g BGc and L0iTts. CS.tre-
pin end Soreness tie tUlS. hqg. rom
sudden cold. which fire. = quentiy. il neglected.
il long course Of EsrsT. n L1Ss OF ip1scts Cys-
ing !Ssstsdtle1 og Old - 0rcr Hss Gsig. EcslezS-
HtIiGcIe- or trsigt . an he head all In fun
HtGtIry Diseases. HOr7HS in ciiren idr.!tS. REct-
H:atiSHs. great Purifier OF tho Hood, and many dis
which flesh is heir. numerous to mention
III this advertisement DGSc. TO 5.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The LIVER INVIGOBAT0R and FAMILY CA
THAEIIC PILLS retarsi by Druggists general
", and sold Wholesale lay the Trade IN AL The large
towns s. I. ". SANFORD. NJ. d,
Mamma turer and Proprietor.
;-i5 Broadway. New York.
Agents. 7. II. LOGAN 4 CO. dec2-i&Nvly
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9ailp guteIIigenter.
THE HARPs OF HEAVEN.

climbed the shining bulwnrk Of the skies:
Not by the beaten way,
But climbing by prayer,
That, like golden thread hung by the giddy stuir
FIeck'd on the immemorial blue,
BY tlle strong step-utrOke of the brave and few,
Who, stirTd by echoes Of far hHrmoniss,
Must either lay them down and die Of love.
Or dare
Those Smpyrean walls that mock their starward
eyes.
But uidwar IN the dread emprize
The faint and faiutsr footsteps c-ase.
And all my footing gone
Like one who gathers sapphire. hold On
Aud up and down through answering vasts descry
Nor Earth nor Heaven:
Above,
The sheer eternal Inrecirioe; below,
The cheer eternal precipice.
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LIST OF SPECIFIC EEMED1Es.

No. For Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation.
No. For Worm Fever, Worm Collie, we'tins the
No. 8.-For Collie, Crying. Teesirins. aud wake!al
10 4@F"T D.rrI,cea, Cholera Infa.,tnun, and SUN
10 6|FoT couc, Gripinss, Dysen,ery, or Bloody
Flux.
No. For Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and Sore
Throat.
No. 9.-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and FuIness
No lO-DYsPzPsrA PilIs-For Weak and Derauged
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint.
No. l1.-FoR frHALI IRHEGULAntrtrs, scanty, Pain
10. y 3IFor LeucorrIea. "roruEe Menses, and
No. i3.-For Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad Breathing.
No. 14.-slIT RnEuH PILLs-Eor Erysipelas, Erup-
tons, PirnpIes on the Face.
No 15.-RHguNATIc PIL1s-For Pain. Lameness
or Soreness in the Chest, Back, I.oins, or Limbs
A.-For Pever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Old AiisuanRged ASues.
P.-For Piles Blind or Bleeding, Internal or Ex-
ternnL
O-For Sore, Weak, or InRamed Eyes and Eyelids;
Failing. Weak, or Blurred Sight,
C.-For Catarrh, of long standing or recent, either
with obstruction or profuss discharge:
W. C.-For Whooping Cough, abating its violence
and shortening its course.
In all acute diseases, ouch as Pcvcrs determinations
Dlarrhpa, Dysentery, Group. Rheumatism, and such
eruPnve diseases as Scarlet Fever Measles, and Fry
hpelas the advantage OF giving the proper remedies
promptly Is obvious and in all such cases the Epe-
cities act ike charm. The entire disease often
arrested at once, and in all cases tile violence # tie
attack is moderated, the disease Shortened AID rem
dered leEs dangerous.
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent oe-
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diseased lungs, bronchitis and consumption NAV all
be Mt once cured by the Fever and Cough Pills.
In all chronic diseases, such as Dyspepsia Weak
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints Piles Fe-
male Debility, and Irregularities old Headaches
Sore or Weak Eyes, Catarrh, Salt Iheum and other
old erupiions the case has specifics whose proper APP
PlcatiOn will afford cure in almost every instance
Often the cure OF single chronic difficulty such rs
Dyspepsia, Piles or Catarrh, Headache or Female
Weakness, has more than paid for the ten times
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AIsO sPECIFICs.

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LabOred Breathing, attended with Cough and Expec-
toratiOn. Price, 80 cents per box.
FoE EAR DISCHARGES AED DEAFEEsS.-DischargCs
from the Ear, the result OF Scarlet Fever, Measles
Mercurials. For Noises in The Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing In tie Ears, and Ear-ache.
Price, 80 cents per box.
FOR ScRoFULA.-Enlarged Glands, ENLARGED and In
duruted TOnsils, SwenEs and Old Ulcers ScrUfulous
Cachexy Of Children. Price, 80 cents per box
FOE GENERAL DEBILITY. = Physical Nervous
Weakness. Either the result Of Sickness Excessive
Medication, ExhGustinG Discharges. Price, so
cents per box.
FoR DRoPsY.-Fluid Accommodations, Tumid Swell.
ings, with ScRny Secretions. Price 20 cents per box
FOR SEA-SICESEss.-DeathyS Sickness, Vertigo, Sau-
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion.
Price, 80 cents per box.
PoR URINARY DIsEAsEs.-For Gravel, Renal CAL
cu Difficult, Painful Urinnton, Diseases the Kid
neys. Price, 90 cents per box.
FoR SEMINAL EMIssIoSs.-Involuntary Discharges
and Consequent Prostitution and Debility, Bad Re-
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cient remedy known, and may be relied upon as d
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