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Of the late act Of Congress. Permit
me again to call his attention to the
sactT Cbaplains shall be borne on the
field and stafrolls next after Surgeons,
and shall wear such uniforms as is or
may be prescribed by the srmy regula-
tons, and shall be subject to the same
rules and regulations as other officers
o&the army" chapiains also are emit.
tied to draw forage for two horses, and
are entitled to quarters and fuel, the
same as Surgeons They are also en-
titled to pensions, the same as other
officers. To be brief Chaplain is q
commissioned officer, and governs him
self accordingly, and is governed by
the same rules and regulations as Off
GERS generally are, but without COM
msnd. This is just as it should be,
and is all that faithful Chsplains de-
sire. If the "Press & Times" is not
convinced after reading the above ex-
tracts, l will givehim up as incOrrigible'
and say 70 him. in the language Of-one
old, '.Ephraim is joined to his idols
let him alone" sa.
After reading some Of his editorials
in that, and other issues, do not won
der at his striving to place the Office of
Chaplain in the lowest military grade
possible. He appears to take great
pleasure in speaking Of certain gay
and handsome parties" who in open
violation of the laws of God and man.
leave their homes on Gods holy Sab
bath and spend their time in iddling
and dancing, and other sinful amuse-
ments. He also speaks qpproviaglg of
men who visit their friends in the
country on the Sabbath and spend the
day in drinking choice liquors, think
doubtless that these people who DO
these things love to be publicly spoken
of as violating the laws of God aud man.
The dissertation Of the Sabbath is one
Of our indiVidusl and national sins,
and instead of editors approving Of the
violation Of this holy day, they ought
to condemn such acts. A man that
does not love the teachings Of Gods
Word is not favorable to those who
strive to promulgate she truths Of the
Gospel Therefore, the Press and
Times, and others of kindred charac.
ter, take pleasure in holding up chap
lains and other ministers of the Gospel
in sn uneDviable light. But L must
hasten to bring this letter to close.
1 would say in conclusion "let the
wicked forsake his ways, etc 1 will
let the editor Of the Press and Times
make the application.
SPFcrAToR
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cA6uAo can never take place. W
thus hold them in the '.Fiee Of obedi-
ence3 whether or mot they take ths
oath Of allegiance ara r1c
But once let Us repudiate the terms
of agreement by arresting for treason
General Lee, or any other person EN-
braced ia them, and the insurgents eV,
ery8here viii Immediately consider
themselves as absolved from their obi
cations, and again raise the standard
Of rebellion. rf
The B0urdous of France eternally
disgFaeed- themselves by pursuing such
b course toward Ney. We quote from
the historian Allison on this point;
"Nsys guilt was selfeVidant Never
did criminal more richly deserve the
penalties of treason But all that will
not 5ustify the breach of capitulation.
lie vas in Paris at the time it was con-
clEded, he remained in il on its faith;
be fell directly under its word, as well
as its spirit 70 say that it was mill
tary convention, which could not tie up
the hands Of the King of France, is a
sophism alike contrary 10 the principle
Of laHand the feelings Of honor. Ban
ished from France with his double
treason affixed TO this name, Aey would
forever have been an object Of scorn
and detestation 10 every honorable
mind. Slain in defiance Of the eaDisu-
iation in the gardens of Luxembourg,
he besams an object of eternal pathet-
ie interest; and the decoration Of the
Legion of Honor, which his sentence
directed to be torn from his neck, was
forever replaced around it by the vol
ley Of the plstoon which consigned him
to the grave.
Let not our fair name and honor be
tarnished by any such act of plighted
faith and infdelitY.-M 7 Commercial
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This vice, which ia never pructlcst I'M
NE presence Of any oaaf hss proved tha
everlasting rain of thouaalds NJ tnc uehiUat
and most talented y0ung men thas ever
gave tongue % uioquouco On pen t1 aaug-
u has destroyed health, blasted tho caual-
= living skeietou. Nor are lhoso ia unal
sud iaial ELECTS In rs pains ere ccattslea
the ruins Of reason, The m04t melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. TO bo
cured pormanoutly Of thia edictIou, cali on
Dr.. Coleman, Ne. 6i North Cherry street
o. uddreaa him By letter, Box 5o2, Naan
vile, Tenn. fsb26-u
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4 0nartarmasiar,s Farsnell address.


A friend in Bedford sends us the fol-
lowing humorous order issued by s
rebel Quartermaster. 1t makes some
very fair hits:
HIND QUARTERS, CHEATHAMs DUIsIoS, I
EEAR- -GREENsBoRo, n. C., April 26, '65. }
General Orders,
No. i. fff F t
Cubs of the Quartermaster' Depart
ment of these NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of thousand mud-holes, and "nary q
fight after four years srduous SER
vice, marked by unsurpassed ink-sling-
ing aud unparalleled hard cursing,
your Chief bows to the e5ict of the
Generals Commanding, and declares
these headquarters mon comatibus IN
swarnpo.
Ineed not tell my gallant mule steal
ers, who have to the last braEed the
danger of being kicked to death, that |
have not thoughtlessly given up this
g good egg, or consented to the result
from any distrustof their abilities, but
feeling that it was worse than useless TO
steal sgainst such superior rank, have
this day capitulated to the Corps Head
quarters. s,rLs
By the terms Of the agreement, you
can remain at home until exchanged
(or steal yourselves into the peniten7
tiary) taking with you all private pro
perty, such as mules, coffee, sugar and
ispun.truckP / wotld suggest that my
Cubs take as much sugar and coffee as
possible, or it will be wasted by being
Issued to the troops
You will take with you the sstistac-
ton that proceeds from a consciousness
Of a snest ~Sll-feathered,' and earn
estly pray that ''old Franz" may not
catch and bless you, as you deserve, for
your noble and self lfsscrifcing conduct
Many have sought glory at the can.
mons mouth, and shed their best blood
| upop the affairs of their. eountry--al'
though this glorious privilege has been
| denied you, yet you have ever had the
first Bieking at the spoils, and IN the
| hour of battle l have ever found you
n. votsf posts-far in the rear.
with an increasing admiration fol
the sdI1esi7eness of your fingers tC
Government property, and the wonder
ful stretching qualities. of your con
scienees-coupled with . grateful re
membranes Of the many things YOU
aafidavy has enabled me % put OF
Abstract Ill bid you 8 sorrowfu
farewell
C J. C., Chief Quartermaster
4 s 80 Cheathams Division
of6cial J. NJ EksTNAE,
- ~a- ~ = 81. 81 T.,,ff
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t AfSitiltLalc0 A1nh Vi IHApAA8A44t
corfesp onderce Of the Nashville Union.l
As thave been an almost constant
reader of your "Daily" for che last
three years, and have admired the
course which you have pursued in con-
ducting you paper, ] would ask the
privilege of inserting short letter for
the special benefit of the editor Of the
Nashville Daily Press and Tines" In
his paper of the 22d inst, noticed an
article parporting to be editorial, headed
"A Tecnical Question" in which he
says very learnedly: .'We are asked to
define the assimilzted rank Of Chap
lain Of regiment Of infantry" The
writer makes a very feeble effort IN
discussing this Technical question" /"
BE wants to show his readers that he
understands expounding law, and acts
Of Congress, but in his exposition up
on the subject he hAs convinced every
one who has carefully read the
aact in reference to. the Office
Of Chaplain, 4hat he has never
read il, or If he has, he purposelY
puts on ita false construction He
saws that "undsr an act of Congress
chAplkins have no rank would re-
fer him to the act itself upon this cub
iect sud II ais mind IS not TOO obtuse,
he viii be convinced that he was at
Isasfusistaken, Shen he said that Chap
lains in the army have no rank. Sec
ton frst Of the acs says: THAT the
rank Of Chaplain without command, in
the regular and volunteer service Of the
United States, is hereby recognized.
The rank Of Chaplain is a. definitely
fixed as that Of Colonel or General, and
all officers and civilians who have a
modicum of sense, understand that to
be the case he further says that "by
the late act they were placed upon the
contract status. and thai they have no
oficial riehts, and srs no more offcers
than Quarternastsrs elerkay This
hlundsring and Ridiculous statement
shows hOR uttsrly Ignorant be i
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- single Hex % Isrand-e,i,..
t'ilas ccnialns nose vsrstsat sr,ra-eve 80.
'il'a iFeriy bo1as a snY uiis n TIE .u-'r \.
fqss aig-fTs tlai-ei ph7arsns uss n.r
Ger pr.ei'ee ie ias ezailsiaaol alisr uus-s,,-
ne - iefercf lass vsits Z, So sesro-lF ann
e'','a. "Aea'iasra1e bssi'rEaesn .uiaan dsss
spt e9i'inerd slcflesa ga ha IF enc n,.t h.
ihcse Hho kn1E iieln apess r.rht out ia tb,.- (,
sot. lfisaduty li1'es sia save nis.
o1r go . sasisat - a s,,irind,ser 81 ,is....
BE At ins seasoa, ana il Is e dane.1ous a. f
prsFlfns, 81. filatia1h's Pms n.FIli Al. lrrz..t
and elloisaf pEsl-itioa - the.r ofcssas.f !,
- prsssai ihs ooaocdoa 81 Goso .usaaas
uhioh, ~ p ID sullcisai 4uaaafsa. cause 10 -.ue
danger @ ihs aoiY' = ha.iih-. Tasg soon ouss IL.
oourlans dysprpslA loss 81 apeeals. usia = L.
bod. haar.lzrn. pain la fss i,ast.saaa. 80.
aiatsas ~ pesaEsas,s ealth5 80 r.su.st,s
ssa.aa 2 eteA lugI-lni,a
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Notes Of all the denominations named win be
promptly furnished upon reoe.ps OF Subscriptions
The Notes Of his Third seTiesis precisely sinli-
lar in form bnd privileges TO the sssen.Thiriiss al-
ready sold, exceptthat the Government reserves
tOi,seH the option Of paying ntsses, m gold con
at per cent, instead Of I s-loihs in currency.
Subscribers vii asdust the iuierslt in currency up
b Julyisth, al the time when they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this shira series Of
the seyea-thlrres WI commeace On thelstof June
and vii he made promptly and continuously siser
.thatdate. M .af w
The algi change made in the condidoas of this
THIRD sERIEs affects only the nsttsrof interest,"
The payment IN soie, il made. rill be saulsalsnt
to ths emreqey interest Of the higher rste.
The Ietura to specie payments IN the event oi
which only viii the option to pay interest," IN Gold
bsayaiied Of. would soleduce and equAlizs prices
thst purchases made with sS per cent. in gold
would befully equal to those made with seven and
thsae-tsnths per cent. In currency. This is tie
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We respectfully ann0guco 90 go car
friends aad patrons shat We have ro opened
our ice Cream saloon ior tho seasau. tnt
hope 90 reeeiva the sam0 PATRONAGE fhat
has been 10 liberaiiy bestowud on us svo9s
seas0n. We have always on hand cl1lcc-
honary Of all kinds, and cool sodu aalor.
Cream made b order ior partiea, otc.
H esUgig s. FuGtE1r,
ieijullt 81 North Cherry slri.ct.
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The notaa aud accaunta 81 n. 4 W. Pa
kin 4 Co, Stricklor, Ella 4 Co., and A. g.
Adams 3 Co.. viii Be- found 90 No. 5i Nor.t
Collcga street. nnar the Square, where aIl
peTs0ns inds.ed b anF of Acea fsns wiI
piease mako immediEto Payment, al hc
business must be clsaBd up.
In my absence, Afrs y. u. Tyrone Il igI-
ly autho7isod b attend to the business.
"a. 6. ADaEs, on .Caiiege .stroat.
mar3l-lm ncnT tho square
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|gN1aa-
- NJ
|oWeu. q
aiS i&ss
Szi ss r
|leEe o.
r&m
kW
$3.50
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OouNTHsgsIfs.-lnforma has beer rs
ceivod By q. Z. Barlow & %. that certain
druggists IN this city have bonn palmir- ol
on persons calling for Dr. Yollocls Pima Ce
rate an ayticis 0f their own mauuincturs
which thsy say Is superior - the genuine.
We would advise al persons to got tla
genuine, and should you require any gao5l-
cine for she Itch, king-Worrn, Tester, or
any disoaso Of the skin, 10 nos suffer any
unprinciplsd man % impose any other
Piak Carate, mapuiactur5d b. o. l.. Bar
toW 3 Co, Ne lgj< Dsadsrick Sir3oi, u asa
vile, Tenn.
P.s.-A liberal discount mada todos go
Sent by nal y any address on r8eaipt %
u IL, b sure that y0u sottha gsnBils.
sep44-H
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LfIION,
AZ aUhsnna.
n tfN Inaar.i
- nnsufn1.
~ 0e Sg.
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Let every man Be bis 0sn doctor. This
.is-the name of q box Of modieines pFaplr-
90 py an eminent physician in CincInuafi /.
t contains prsFouiauYo aud cure iar aIl
Privais diseaael, with difecti1ns bow tt
st-At eacn case5 tasrei0ra, gEiih tho Aouur
Mans Frisud Ia your po8session, yon haqs
the fali difectaaus s1d medlc.b6 s5r ths
treatmons 0f yoprseif end frioada. Il. %
ior sale - drnggisis everyWhare. AK 1r
ne 4osnk Man'a ErIsnd. my1i-lm.
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FULLY ILLusTRATED
With Fine EngraYings


e Ea -snes ~ sutioa. and poara.a Of a. isaa.ag
characters.
s.A. pIhs tIsass Papsz, Ptes 50 ossss
,The immense demand nom tts Pubic or aeon
pteie. ard trustEdtthy report a TIE ASs3ssSlNk
rlON OF PRESInkNr T. LINC-iLN, and the con-
uec-rg deals and inc lenl- das ed thc putshers
Of the a1c7e aunounoef voslrse 70 direct their
whole lorco and ire atentor % tha hrirlaIf oct
Of a per - Eefsb,e rec0ra cf che whole alan
10 trouble nor expense hsTinir been SCARED, thay
snd odnce itin tls inilest oonf.c8bf meet ng the
van q "a intelligent, dscuminatng puuiic.
The nation ha- been aroused 20 a. lnleresC in
this nsatter, 10 one thng ever aroused 10 beiore.
EFarv American ciiizen-mal, Eoman aud eAIId-
VII read 4 a. mater ~ nsaresi ol tn-day, art
which VIII pass INTO the annsla ~ American History
and Be duatai IS cce Of - greatest evecfs. even
b the most distant llfure.
Deslefs and aganis silould oideral liberal supu'y.
as theF VII raineulbar c theiz sxpereaco popu,sr
fast seilihe hooks arc dhcuit 70 Obtain silef the
frstcraer Ali eVsieEse eul De iled in ros.tiou. as
they are received
sect post-psid onrecaibto OF 80 cents.
81 Agents and trsde supplied az usual discount
Address .. dAWLEi a o., Publishers,
iune3-3w 15i Vine "a. Ciucinnaii. Ohio.
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AsEe ara ab0utto aAFe Peacs, an can
Dflnk Wine ana be herry.

Ihspure old imported PORT. sherry, Mais-
q, Currant aud Ciaret Wines, Old Guard tui
biaekoerry ErandJs Champagne, btiers.
-ehhFpe, Holland Gin, snd many 0sheT
liq9cra too nuueroua % mention, bee dor
oaiablos 81 aiuaost every dsieriat'a1 can aa
isaad et 81. H Totioa'6 Grucary house, Eo.
-, college street, HsshVlie. Tenn.
mayis-tf
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|hsks@
he con-.
hhH1s
aMas
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that Prince Napoleon's speech at
Ajaccio had not been well considered
By his Imperial Hishness, and did not
require any official denial on the part
of the French government
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Less than slsl, l,oOo,O 900 Of the Losn authorised By
the last Congress are nov on 'ths market TINS
amount. 1t the rate at which IL Is being sBsorbed,
viii be subscribed for within sixty days, shen ths
notes win undoubtedly eomaisnd 4 ,prshliuun. rs
has pnifornly been the case on closing shn sub
scrPsions TO other Losns. 8df ssea
In order that ciussns q every town snd.seotioa
Of the country may be aorded facilities for taking
the loan. ihe EA.onI Banks, stais Banks, aad
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen.
erally agreed 70 receive subscriptions at par. Sub
scribers viii selectthsir own sgonts, in whom they
have confidence, and who only are responsible for
the delivery Of the notes Tor which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE,
f.. BuHscRu1Ios AGrNf,
No. ia south Third Street, PhilEdslPhls-
sUssozEPrIOss VIA BIZ EEosIvEOby the
First National Bang Of Nashville. 3
Second National Bank Of NashvHIe.
uay25 q anglTth M e
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Notice.
SALE OF ARMY MULES.
ousarzazsszsn GESszAI's oFFrrs

--sea OuAnrEaskersR GrNEmA1s OrFtcE
WksHssoTos. d. G, Msy -. le6S. )
AEANT. THOUSANDS OF MUIlIss are beng dis
VI poAeel q Is pnb ic sale, a. Washington. -
~ sale Nli continue until the nEInpeT of AM
mas = ne fneed - pfopcrticn b the reduction q
the aflnies nov goIng on rspidly- -
There ~ IN TIE armies Of the Posouac, Of the
Ieuneses.a s1d Il Gtorgia, protahay FOOs THOu-
ssNp OF rhE FINEST lX-adJIE Trans n
MARY of theieVaFe booehi n tle beriuniae Of the
va, ~ 70 ang mules, accompanied the srnias u
~ tneir .arches and camps, anc are thernnnils
tlken, n tltieeu oF exercfe, gentle and fau,iIiaT
nm oe'n a laag sg1recsindad y the sol,lers :.
fhe " c'e south 4 stripped of ik,frine etpck.
a1. .ne orb aiso has safered frou lie dram a
AAitnaiA ta4tn 10 sallply the arsnaes =
-. - So lllal-a arr sold 81 pubic arcfiou: TgEf
VII " y BhENG ANlThlRe alKS THEIR
Truly AlLEi end such oppogtunites for fsrsners
. gel NC rung sHinlals 20 sock their 6srno1 susi
ior eftee e and drsiere n sock b make cooi Eps-
cusatioof hy purctAsiug them and diseoSiae q
thera N the south, vin neves occnr ssaia.
M HfHHF n q MEIGR
SuAriernnesfer General
lunse- 2it Brsyet MAJOR 6ensrnI
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10 LADA's TonEr ConrLrrr usIe,s here
os the Fragrant sozodoni unto the b-saia
sweet odors e imparis, ne gums q rabv
redneas sooh aasumss, ths t6oth quickly 81
val ai.s.sssr tiut, and seems as pearls ssi
in "a coral vass.
seid b an Drggsisss ana Psriamsrs
mya5-f.T.ts.
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Suffers aad dealers viii ind il o. their
advantage by ealing &C A. d M. Lauds-
berEs's corner Pu5lia aqdnrs nnd Marzas
street, Who have 3 large supply Of liquors,
cigars, tobaec0, canned fruit, siaLonery.
etc, whioh thsg afe closing out at calisIa
cost, h ckange their trade. Cau and eoa-
vince yourself OF t1is fsrt.
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Shirts at n. York Prices
r. n. T1OMP6gvs shin Depot
w. p ohefrf st. ufEr Nf'ra.

Beautiful Picsuros 5f Babes tskou Ia
.shres sec0nds ~ Mr. FsrIiaanl. iba rr,nl
Bab7 TsmoF, a. he Gallery Of he Canabsr-
4na. aprIft.
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:. no beEt Tee for ss's a. t5s lee Dssst o'
eiark : ersgory, So Bfoa.i slroes
jans2- Ira
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Gold is iaIing, 50 Is the pries Of Photo
graphs ct the Gallery or hA Cum5orhul.
Card Piesures noR odly ts pr do1eu.
aprli-lf A. 8. M6asa. 25 Cs3Sr aL.
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4 PHYSIOLOGICAL. VlEW OF NtRRmals.-
"a cuntarnz hearty 50 pages, and I5 fna
tIeiea at'd tnEraF.nE4 81 20 arsforny 81 the tia
uia1 Organs STATE oi Eecilt and iisaasa rIih
lrealge on AariE trrorsi Its riNrrrafle Cocsf-
queuces upc1 the Kind ard ho1Y, u1th tha
aa.1oz's 20 81 ffesalis l.e pa'Y rational ali
- eases Eeaislt- trui1ill aEiEIstr 10 the msr.
red ana trc-e ccnieurF Fierug nlrrfsre. Eho ea-
.ertaln tontas of i1e.f gilsal1d soud.ti1n. sfn1
Tree Of pos,sec q alT aIiirns ca ractlrt ~ ii
ce1is, sisuiga hr postal clre1cf, fr ai.'-easins
D.. "a ck5IA. No. 81 Hsten fsla. albany, g. y.
Tie autlcr nay - consoited npon snf Cf the
tle world. ElarI-lIu
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AfHo'roaHtrH oiics, m e good bnsina.
ioesiiiy q rent Adde'S Box AZ, P.O.
Jpnes-eoitf
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Pearl Aisniaturssi IN on, or Wa.o- c.l.rs
Get the geuuine 81 the Gallery Of tba Ccm.
bsrland. apriI-if
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o. s. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARTEg BONDS.

Thesa tonts are now worih a hantsome pre-
MUM. and are exempt as sre 81 Govsnmsnt
Bonds. Jross sSaiis c0gs.s saa lisa-aPos faso5oi,
i'liall aldsfra o's . tsos per oaL panauuss. b
DER rl,ae, according tsshstats Isyiei uPoa oyaer
properly. The interest s payaae ierni-annzaIlg
By coupons attached to each note, which may BE-
eui9a and sold 70 any baak or banker.
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no. 90.
SPECIAL NOTICFS.


TUB eor1uoi on8 ffiCk Hcusa ant vacant Irf "a
II re roqt1- -EtsleTn cornEr cf el1a ana ...'as
slreeL fcr part rul8rs aupIT .o
- u. lithHEN, e. i8 Spruce sL, Or
ED-J IHCNFs,lN. I1 union 81.
apr ii.--D. COPY.
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The Bridal Cham1afs a. Essag OF Wa7rIrF
ana Lnslsus,ion loT Yong Men. 1lso, aos aa. 81
liable Icafma1t for ifseasea 0f he UluaFr and
Sexual eysfcm1--eeul ne ~ sealed eryr 1roa.
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