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DISEASE OF ImPRUDENcE

When the misguided and impradsnt votary OF pleas.
urs finds that he has imbibsd the ,seds OF this psnfa
d sesse Il too often happens that an timed sense Of
shame or dread ofdiscovery detsrs him from appyias
alone befri end hn delaying till the constitutional
symptoms Of horid disease make their
such as uceratsd throat diseased nose nocturnal
ppod.s on tho shn-bo and arms, botchss on the
neal face and extremites, progressing with fnshiipl
rapidity till at last the palate Of the mouth OF the
bones Of the nose fall in, and ths victim OF ths avn
disease becomes horrd object OF comm1sraaon, uii
death puts period his dreadful susrings, W send
iug him to 'that Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns"
this disease. owing 10 the unskiilfune OF
norant prstsnders who by the Of that Deadly Po,
ssn Merctry ruin the ution and make the resi-
due Of life iaiserabls. a-
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THo's II. SEYMOUR has been nominated
by the Democratic Convention for Gov
ernor of Connecticut and o. 8. Bond for
Lieutenant Governor.
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ORGANIC WEAKN EsS.

nm ediately Cured and Full yigsr Rsstsred. q ,
This Distressing Affection which renders lan miseri
able and i'm possit the penalty paid BY the
victims ofimpropsr indulssness Young parsons are too
apt TO commit excesses from not dread
full that may ensue Now who that Under
sand the subject will pretend 10 deny that the power OF
procreation Is lost sooner by thoss falling into mprop
sr habts than BY the pradsnt Besdss Being deprived
Of the pleasure Of healthy offspring the most serious
and destructive symptoms Of both body aid sd aIse
The system becomes Deranged, the Physical and Men
tai Functions weakened, Loss Of Piocreative Power
Nervous Irritability, Dyspepsia, Papnstion OF the
Heart, Indigestion Constitutional Debility, Wasting
of the Frame Cough, Consumption Decay ana Deatn
Ofiee No. South Frederick st. ro.j
Left hand side going from Baltimore street. few doors
from the corner. Fail not to observe name ana num-
Der. L.,, -
Letters must be paid and contain stamp. The Doc
tors Diploma hangs in his office. r.l.- 1891
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BtLTIM0RE lOcK HOSPITA 2.
~ EST ABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM
QUACKERY.o -,
The Only Place Where 9 Cure Can lbs

TAR. JOHNSTON HAS DTsO0vRRkD THE MOST
II Certain. Speedy and only E6ectual Remedy inths
World for all Private Diseases Weakness Of the bae1
or Limbs Structures Affections Of the Kidneys and
Bladder Involuntary Discharges, Impotsncy, Genera
Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia Low sPrts
Confusion ofIdeas Palptation Of the Heart Tmiditys
Trembling, Dimness Of Sight or Giddiness Disease o.
the Head, Throat Nose or skn, Affections Of the
Liver, Lungs stomach or Bovels-thoss Tsrrible Nss
orders arising from Solitary Habits OF foaththess
sEcREr and solitary practices more fatal TO thar NC
tims than the song Of syrens to the Mariners Of Bys
ses blghting their most brilliant hopes or aAtepa-
tons rendering marriage &C., impossible. ~ 20,
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NEARLY 800 rebels have been capturedi il
the nsighborhood of Helena and sent tt
Nashville by Gen. Buford during the pas
month.
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toup sAussdi bna siaiy JOHN H. wAasirrIpr
Gaus E iWarnafeldt,
1 gsj.oqsz pRopRIrroRs OF aa'1 Z,
"'THE OFFICE"

! No. Washington Hall, WHEELING. !
E,REsH Shell and Can Oysters, all kinds Of ssanson-
j. able Game, constantly on hand and served up any
way desired. Families supplied. Choice Liquors,
Wines Ales etc, at the bar. lz5f s jl- - ~
The Billiard Rooms connected with this house are
attad up in the most approved style. novlOSstf /
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CURE W WARRANTEDINT
b. ;, No Mercury or Naasesus Drugs a.9.
sa,. DIR. JOHNSTON, ~" "

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Londen
Graduate from one Of the most eminent IN th'
United States and the greater part Of whose nie aa
pha and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most ss
tonshing cures that we're ever known; many troubled
with ringing in the head and sars when asleep grsa
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, pasn'
fuInsss. with frequent blushiug attended semstims
with disbursement OF mind, were eursd Immediately.
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The officers of the steamer Fanny, from
Vicksburg, Oh the 10th instant, repor,
Sherman's forces in possession Of Salem
Alabama. ..E a.- 49, E.A.at
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3saiI 1N gaiargossD yisasl'. = !. :
h.p4E y5is saa.i 81 1e-.- -a'..
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YOUNG MEN

Especially who have become the victims Of Solitary
Vice. that dreadful aud destructive habit which annp
ally sweeps to an untmely grave thouande Of Younl
Men ofthe most exalted talents and brilliant intss
who might otherwise have entraneed listening Ssnat
With the thunders of eloquence or walked 70 ecacy
living Tyre may call With full confidence. lsE2ss
spIs- IN ssob MARRIAGE.lof 1,sl
nMsrried Persons, or Young Men contemplating mar.
rage being aware Of physical vsakAsss, Organic dsbi
ity, dsformities speedily cured
He who places himsslf under the care OF Dr. ]. MAY
religiously confds in his honor ss gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill as a physician.
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IAbLE n.
Showing entire receipts and disbursements
of tho Treasury from June 20, 1863 to
December 81, 1863, inclusive: -.
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Treasures T sIls'u q s Report.
bar TaE SraTE or West VIRGINIA,
; ll p .l-1 TREAsrRER's OFFICE,
WHEELING, January 20, 1854

10 his Escelleney, Al. BoRkMAN, Governor,
SIR IAsve the honor 20 report to youl
Exceiieney,aas requested, the receipts and
disbursements OF this department. from ths
date Of the organization Of the State, Juns
10th, 1868, 70 December 3lst, 1863, inclu
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STRANGE rs

Trust not your lives health TO the care Of We maaJ
Unlearned and WORTHLESS Prsteadsu, destisuts o
knowledge, name or character. who copy Dr. John
stons advertisements, or style thsnssvss IN Tue news
nsnsrs regularly Educated Physieians, incapable o.
Curing, they keep you trning month after month Ia
King thsir nthy and poisonous oompounds or as Ions
a. the smallest fee be obtaInedr and IN despair
disappointment
DR. Johnstoni the only Physician advertising.
HIS credentials diplomas always hang IN bis ONCE
His remedies or treatment are unknown 70 all others
prsuarsd fom life spent in the great hospitals Of Ru
rope; the nrst is ,e country and q more extensive
Prisus PrGci,s than any other Physician IN Ia
world.
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the morning against their outer, most
rife pits, and then rushed on the rebels
with fixed bayonets and took 5000
prisoners.
johnson and Stuart were taken at
breakfast. Forty-eight guns ere.taken
and brought off The rebels attempted
TO retale the rifle pits bat were rePuls-
ed with great slaughter. Oar troops
gained and held three lines Of rife
pits in addition to that captured on our
left
The Worlds Washington special Of
the 18th says near dark our center,
Tor the the first time, we occupied
Spottsylvania village. This morning
our picket sent word that Lee had fal-
len back on the road running straight
to Pc river and Penny's Tavern. At :
o'clock this morning Warren came in
pursuit Just in time to capture Lees
pontoon trains The rebels however
we're on the South side of the river
Prisoners state positively that Lees
army is entirely worn out, and fearfuIy
reduced by tremendous losses.
WAsHIyGToS, May IL, noon.-Stanton
telegraphs Dix that dispatch from the
Commissary of prisoners at Belle Plain
announces the arrival there Of over
1000 prisoners, including four hundred
officers, with Mai. Gen. johnson, and
Brig. Gen. Stuart.
CINCINNATI ID o'cloek--The National
Guards are being rapidly sent to the
front Nineteen regiments already
gone forward.
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From Huntsville. Alabama.
Correspondence Of the Nashville Unior.l
HUNTSVILLE ALA, May 10, 1864.

Correspondence Of the Nashville Union.l
HUNTSVILLE Ala, May 10, 1864
In looking over your late city files l
miss our usual correspondent, from this
place. / do not know whether he has
gone to the front, or perchance partak-
ing of the feeling of insecurity which
pervades some minds, has gone to more
safe quarters We miss him very much,
for we were highly pleased with his
notes and .jottings and almost began to
think he was Of some superior order of
beings, from the knowledge which he
evinced of movements, men, and things
in general l believe, however, Hunts
vile and the Huntsvillites are where
they have been for some time past. The
earth has not swallowed us up, nor have
the people assembled to the skies.
Bully board corner is where it used to
be, and Post Hospital late of the Press,
alas, where is he2 Fossilized, dried up
or scared out, who can tell The ladies
of Huntsville miss his chaste communi-
cations greatly, and are signing in Sc
cret, that their able defender and warm
hearted advocate has suddenly ceased
his graphic illusions. l am sorry ne
has disappeared from before us. 1t was
the design of some ofthem at one time
to present him with leather nse3aIin to
ken Of their appreciation ofhis arduous
labors in their behalf but the humble
soul, Ipresume, has shrunk with be-
coming modesty from SO public an ack-
nowledgement of his worth, and is con
tent, like other great minds with hum
bic retirement Modest young man, I
envy you. Do let me in behalf Of your
numerous friends and an admiring pub
lie solicit you again to mount the tripod
and pour out your rejuvenated lucubra-
tons upon the tympanum of an appre-
ciating audience Hoping that our
now, alas silent muse may not have to-
tally burie d his bright talents in the
water of Lethe, but will yet gladden.
our hearts and charm our ears with his
original wit and transcendent knowl-
edge, l remain waiting in silence, and
my harp hung upon the willow trees,
until I shall again hear from Post Hos
pital Bully BOARD CORNER
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The Lasf Yenr of The Var.

We have recently frequently made
use Of the quotation at the head of this
article, which was taken from tho Rich
mond Examiner, one Of the most vio-
lent Of the rebel journals, and which,
for that very reason, was unusually
significant. Webelieved that, when
journal Of that character, was prepared,
in the language of Mr. Memminger, to
"succumb,' IL defeated, there would be
very few who would favor further per-
sistency on the road % ruin. We there
fore looked upon the declaration, as
rather that of the people, than that of
the editor individually; and in this we
were not mistaken The Richmond
Wing in an article on the dangers 10 the
rebel capital, makes use Of tho follow
ing
The people Of the Contederacy have
made up their minds, unwisely, that the
war must end, one way or the other this
year, forgetting quite, that there can
be but one way. If Lee should fall
and his army be unsuccessful, we great
ly fear that the majority Of the people
s0eald begin 70 lo5k ne other waU But
neither the loss Of Lee, nor the reverse
Of his army, nor the two together,
viii justify the contemplation Of that
other way"
The Wing would continue the strug-
gle; but the people, it is compelled TO
acknowledge, would not; therefore we
may look for speedy peace, after the
destruction Of the two rebel armies now
in our front The forces in Texas win
give US bat little trouble, when once the
military power Of the rebellion east Of
The Aiasizsippi has been broken.
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The Divorce.

lEt UlfUEtts
Three or four leading peace organs
in the country have proclaimed the
intentions Of those who agree with them
to formally, finally, and forever divorce
themselves from their late allies-the
friends Of Mcclellan, who talk about
war on constitutional principles"
Why they should be thus4uffy, we are
unable TO understand. The avowed
object of the open peace men, is to
serve tho rebels; but they cannot do it
half so effectually by shouting for an
unconditional cessation Of hostilities,
as they can by pretending 10 be for the
war.
To favor the recognition Of the South
ern Confederacy, and surrender Of
the Union, Jeforc an election, viii bring
upon the party overwhelming, crushing
defeat. With that motto on its banner,
it would not get one-fifth of the votes
Of the loyal States; and this exhibition
Of weakness would destroy the hopes
which the rebels hinge on Northern
disaffection.
But as friends Of a war on "constitu
tional principles" by party engineering,
none but peace men need be selected;
and thus, in many localities a victory
would be insured perhaps one or more
State Legislatures might be carried, and
the States thrown in a false attitude ;
and thus an immense amount of aid
and comfort to the rebels, which a d.
rect issue of war or no war would dis
sipate, would be waited across Mason's
and Dixon's line
Could the whole peace party Of the
North do as much to injure the best in
terests ofthe country, in an election on a
direct issue, az did the legislature Of
the single State Of Indiana, which con
tanned a copperhead majority two years
since, and which was elected on a false
issue2 In one day, that body, by its
course, raised gold 20 per cent; and
nothing but the great energy and abili-
ty of Gov Morton prevented civil war
in the State
On din ii issue, such as is proposed
by the peace men, perhaps ten mem
bers Of Congress, of the stripe of Wood,
and Long, could be elected; but the
prospect Is. that the number would be
rather leEs, than more; and this little
nest of traitors would be as harmless as
so many very small dogs baying at the
moon; but ON a false issue, such an one
rs McCleIen, and little Sunset Cox.
propose to raise, the number would
probably reach fifty; and perhaps a
third of the House, thus making them
able to retard business, whenevera two
thirds vote was necessary, as ii fire.
quently is, TO hurry up a measure, 10y
suspension Of the rules.
Again, we say, it is a short sighted
policy, on the part of tho open peace
men, TO divorce themselves from the
constitutional wal" party; and in SO
doing, they obey their personal ami
mosities, rather than the dictates of
policy. But il is none of our fight, and
therefore look upon the squabble as the
woman did upon the contest between
her husband and bruin; we don't care
which whips, rs the Union party win
walk over the track next November,
without difficulty.
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Grant and IIs Campaign.

As Gen Grants campaign has now
been fully developed the following an
ecdote certainly viii not be considered
contraband: While in front Of Vicks-
burg, in conversation with number OF
officers, Gen Grant, without expecting
10 be ever called to the place, gave his
views of the proper plan TO capture
Richmond. he said that in his view,
two armies should move against the re-
bel capital one by wayof the Rspidan'
and the other by way Of Petersburg
Either Of these columns should De
strong enough to fight lee out OF his
intrenchments. q circumstance which
would compel Lee to keep his army to
pether, rs a division, with the james
River between the sections, must prove
fatal
The army on the South was TO cut off
Communication, and threaten the de
struction Of the rebel capital from the
South. and be able to take it, if Lee
did not fall back; if he did fall back,
the army from the North could press
him, and besiege him in the capital
and by means Of gunboats, a perfect
connection across James River could
be kept UP.
The moment The army on the South
side occupied Manchester, Richmond
would become untenahle; and under
any circumstances, with all communi-
cations cut, the city could not stand
long siege; and though portion of the
rebel army might escape, it could only
do so in demoralized condition
A month after the above converse
ton, Grant entered Vieksburg; and in
seven months more, he took command
Of the Army of the Potomac. Success
has indicated the adoption Of the plan
conceived a year or more ago
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Moro rdltnrialL ncl1.

The editorial fraternity IL still in
luck T. NJ Spencer, Of the Daily
Zines. and the only editor in the 8th
Ward. Of Cincinnati, has been drafted
Every editor in the city, residing in a
Ward where the draft has occurred,
has drawn a prize.
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The WAY II Goes.

Mr Ingersoll, Union candidate for
the House Of Representatives, to sue
coed Owen Lovejoy, deceased, has been
elected by over 5000 majority Love
joys majority two years since, in 1862,
was but l67. A slight gain, perhaps
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LIFE READER,

ClAE BE CONSULTED By LADIES AND GEN
= uemen OF eli things pertaining 70 Ii h K
AN ID H Es-ALTH The mysterious lres
which nature fsts have traced in the tsce Of sll
human beings. are 70 her an open book, from
which she predicts inheritance, voyages. menlsge,
lawsuits recovering lost and stolen goods and men
tai and physical disease.
Madam James has mastered all the science en-
hraced in the glorious gih OF prophecy, and has
astOIdshed her many thousand visitors frOm the
ranks Of the most respectable citizens ny her
SUpernst 1ral Mental Powers. Unlike the many
WHO fiaunt their seeTc powers before the public,
she inFsriahly gives satisfaction n al who may
consult her and ali acknowledge tho srutifdness
OF the revelations m9do 20 them.
As Physician, Madam James can, in 4 clairTOy-
ant state tell you your disease and its cure, and
point out how ~ cure the most obstinate case,
Diseases that have for years bafii- q al medicG,
sli1-insaniiy, dTopsies, affections OF the liver,
consumption IN various FORMS nervous complaints,
rheumatic affections, Gnhamatory and acuto,) can
GERS, melancholy, loss Of memory; also al coin
plants peculiar 10 feInales-Madam James pledges
10 cure, AMI other complaints Of long standing too
numerous 70 mention. Testirr oHi5ls q persons
who hsd nearly lost their sight and hcpinG and
IN perfect health, viii D. produ@e1. In
yalids. and those who are despa ring from long
course Of treatment by regular diplomatic ply
clans, don't defer giving Madam James call.
III Room No. 90, City Hotel, fret floor above the
parlor Ladies' eDtrsnc may Him"
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A. Inndnn thantre latelr dnrinr .

At n London theatre lately, during a
ghost" scene, spectral carpenter with
shirt sleeves and paper cap, made his
before the astonished audi
ence, and calmly drunk q mug of ale,
being the first spirit on record who ever
did such thing in public The man
didn't find out what was the matter
until the laughter OF the audience and
the arrival Of the proper substance Of
the shadow in the play made the matter
clear
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III I'D.

In this city On Saturday tho l4th inst at MS
residence, No. nor spruce-street, q. ". No
QUIUDY.
The friends and acquaintances are invited 10 st
tend his Funer,l TO DAY, Sunday '5th inst, ct
p. rn from hi late rssii nee, No North Spruce
street. Divine Service by Rev. P. 9. Fan
may l5-1t
On Saturday. I4th inst, Mr CHARLES l. BAN
DERS, aged 81 yeas
His Funeral viii take place On MONDAY NJ RN-
INC, a 10 o'clock. from rha Cathedral. where
solemn Mass viii he celebrated.
New York and BaiimoTe papers please cory
MAY i-1t+
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An ingenious but very wicked hoy.
about IA years Of age, stationed him
selfin front of bankers window in
New York on Thursday, and by means
of an icespick and chisel, made small
hole between the glass and the sash,
inverted wire and took from the shelf
in the window $50 coupon Treasury
note All this was done while great
numbers Of persons were constantly
passing by II he had been centent
with the $50, he might have escaped but
while using his wire in getting a SjOO
note through the hole, he was caught
Eiopements are becoming more fire.
quent than ever throughout the ooun.
Try. Men and women are lust now ex-
perimenting largely with the husbands
and wives Of Others.
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Administrator's Notice.

HAVING SUGGESTED THE ms DLVEHCY OF
II the Estate of W. r. HtkLEN, deceass-s,
d fhe County Court Of Marshali County, The CLERK
thefeoi rlate "a order. thai puhlscation h. maze
ard notice given. according g. iaw. On The seventh
day ni ne present M uth Theref Ire. su persoua
having tialIns arainst aad Eetale viii f.a thea oD
Or before the STA day ~ fptouAer maxi gith tn
CteFk ii said County Courf, oEpFo rita dlstri5uton
Aai. ~ H0Pkiha
Admir- Of Wm. r. KAREN. dsc'd.
March 2sth, ls5a. may i0-5ce
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WILLIAMSON, COUNTY, TENN.
Administrators Notice.

A LII PER-OiSs INDEBTED 10 THE EsTATE
"a a James Mclauehl n, dece s-ed, are hereby
rot fed 20 come forward, make payment, and save
cost.
notified 70 present Them within the time prescrb-
"a ~ lasg, Or they Win - barred This ssh MAY
1894 MATILDA MCLAUGHLIN,
may T-lw c. c HOMES, Admir-
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Mule Lost.

L OST, SMALL MULE, N GOOD CONDITION,
i color light s0rrel, with Tnane and tai naariy
white brandsd q D. G. on Tie nsar hind quarter.
A liberal reward vii be gwen ior the delivery Of the
said mule 70 PATRICK McGUiRE, Cedar-street
near Clay. Nashville. may Hs
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N NOTIONS.

silk and Mohair. Black and Colored
Braids and Buttons, Trimmings, Kid
Gloves, Mems HalEHose. Ladies and
Misses Hoop Skirts, Black and English
Grapes, and Velvet Ribbons. Linen Col
lars and Cuffs, etc.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Sattinets, La
dies Spring and Fall Cloaks and shaWls.
Blankets, Black and Drab Soft Hats,
Carpets, Druggets, etc
The undersigned, from their long in
tercourse with the people Of this and
the surrounding States, solicit their ac-
onaintanees, and the trading commu-
nifty generally, to give them q call ahd
examine their Stock Of Goods, which
they viii sell as low IS the market al
lows
EFAt 10. 80. Il niOn-stFeet. next door
to College Nashville, Tenn
HICKMAN, COCERILL & co.
An sib-snn
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New Theatre

PRIcEs or ADaHssIoN.-Tress Circle, 10 cents Gal
lery, 25 cents Doors open at ~ O'Clock. Per
fOT1nance to commence at s O'clock.
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Photograph Albums,
Extra time, suitable for city Trade.
THE SOLDIERS
DIPLO NJ A .

beautiful LithOgrsph Camp Parade snd Battle
Scena, all highly colored-blank space in the cen
ter for your photograph. the names OF your Officers
regiment, and tho battles you have been engaged
IN. We are sending thousands by mail 70 soldiers
IN camp who have them filled ont and send them
,ome. When framed they make beautiful pic
rure, and FOR soldier and his family, Certified
record that viii become yearly NOR valued and
nore hOnOTOd. Every soldier should send for ono
Sent by ma in psste-board tube, on receipt Of
20 cents Discount to agents.
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Owing 90 The length and importance OF this play,
no other piece viii he performed with IL.
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AAiusGtllgntS.


Second week Of the young American actor, MI
EDWIN ADAMS