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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-10

ELEcrIoNs.-Thc following dispatch
was received by Brevet Brig. Gen. Green,
Yesterday afternoon, from Gen. D. f.
|5icklcS. who had been telegraphed TO
wi,h reference to the election Of Sheriff
of this District. This order will apply,
to all elections in this State: :-PhoenlX.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April /, 1867.
Brevet Brig. Gen. Green, Command
ing: The election [for Sheriff. vii! not
be held. When will the term of the
present incumbent expire? A successor
will be appointed. Dy command Of Gen.
S;ckles, J. ". CLOUS,
CAPT. and 4. \. \. Gen,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-10

The question Of anncxing v est
Florida to Alabama is again being
aritatcd, and. it is claimed, will
receive the consent Of the people
Of that section.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-10

FIE, GENr1E2gEN !-Regarding a
discussion now going on between
some half dozen Of our Georgia con-
temporaries on the subject Of LA
dies Feet" we would suggest that
they would further the cause Of
dccency by dropping it where it
is.-luocon Telegraph, 9th.
We stand rcbukcd and repcntant
for our sins in the premises! We
know the Telegraph is a good
teacher of "dccency' and as an ex-
ample We quote the following from
only yesterdays issue:
"OId Nr. Fire Fiend" caught US
mapping Sunday morning; and
with our pants off.
= :: :: :; :: &
After considerable loud talking
and persuasion got Up. our freed
woman, requested her to look out
front and rear to see if she could
discover any fire. She returned
in q few moments and reported no
fire to be seen. We Became qui-
escent. and were holding da!Iiance
with Mrs; Murphy" preparatory
to the old iadv's taking us alto
gcther into her embrace when an
explosion took place that sent the
old gal "ganging.'
civil to him who evil Thinks"
is the motto Of the knights Of the
Garter and we submit that the
quotation from the Telegraph is
more liable to that condemnation
and false construction, than any
thing said on the subject Of La
dies Feet" by us or our cotempo-
raries. Hereafter VIC shall not be-
lievc that they have feet !--Nac0n
Citizen.
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NO.. IS.

who sat enjoying his favorite pipe
in perfect content. Typo dilated
upon the fact Of their long friend
ship: their natural attachment
their hopes for the future, and like
topics; and, taking the daughter
by the hand; said 4 now, sir, ask
your permission to transplant this
lovely flower from its parental bed"
but his feelings overcame him,
he forgot the remainder Of his ora
toricaI flourish: bIushed, stammer-
ed, and finally wound up with
"from its parental bed, into my
oua."
The father keeniy relished the
discontinue Of the suitor, and af-
ter removing his pipe and blowing
a cloud replied: .. ..-
"WeIl young man: I don't know
as I've any objections, pr0r;dcd you
ecW marTy tie giNfrSt."
-~ eze~--
Josh Billings on Prayer.
From too many friends and from
things at loose ends, good Lord de-
liver us.
From q wife who don't love and
from children who don't look like
US, good Lord deliver US.
From snakes in the grass, and
from snakes in our boots, from
torchIight professions, and from
new rum, good Lord deliver US.
From pack peddlers, from young
folks in love. from old aunts with
out money, and cholera morbus,
good Lord deliver us.
From wealth without charity,
from praise without sense, pedi-
grecs worn out, and all poor rela-
tionS, good Lord deliver us.
From pills that amt physic,
from females that faint, and from
men who fattcr, good Lord de-
liver us. .
From gals that chew gum and
wear dirty petticoats, and from
men who don't love babies, good
Lord deliver us.
From other folks secrets, and
from Our own from mormons and
mcgums, and Womcn,s committees,
good Lord deliver us.
From virtue without fragrance,
from butter that smells, from Mig
ger camp-mcetings, from cats that
arc courting, good Lord deliver US.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-08
FROM 5WAsHuNoToN

n .r.e RapoRSs-Gaeaerol moekeF-A.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Trial
r. Je9. Dsvis-oraer ssss.fneA-
| Nv YoIk, May T. General Grast
having ordered an investigation of the
-enrts of iii treatment Of soldiers and
nrisoners at the Dry ,Tortugas, they
We're found. to be sheer fabrications.
~ 0encralF Hooker has been granted o
leave Of absence for one year from tho
first of June, owing TO i'll health. Gen
eral John C. Robinson succeeds MN IN
command Of the Department. OF tn''
Lakes. .,fv
George A. Trenholm, Of Charley ton
was examined in the impeachDer It in
|yestigation yesterday.
II is now pretty generally understood
here that Judge Underwood win tn
.Ieff Davis at the. present term Of hi
Court in Richmond. District Attorne,
Chandler, who has been arranging pre
liminaries, left tonight for that city
It is stated tonight that VIM. N. Ever
EFT, Of New York, has been retained by
the Government to assist in the prose,
cutiOn.l as7Esa s.-s s-sel
The Herald's special says: Pollard, Of
Richmond, having appealed to Genera
Schofeld against the order of General
wilcox, prohibiting Pollard from de.
livering his lecture ON the Chiyalry OF
the South. General Schofeld has sus'
tanned the order.
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, FROM ST. LOUIS.
Lurue WsrkiuSmess' MeetinE-Ress
IutiSns Adopted. .. r-r

Inrue Wsrkiuxmens' Mccsing--Rcss-
~.- Iatisns Adopted. r-f
ST. Louis, May THE meeting of the
workingmen at the Court House last
night was very large and enthusiastic,
harmonious and quiet. Several promi-
nent speakers addressed the meeting, all
of whom deprecated violence of any
kind, but strongly urged unity Of action
and determination to stand by the eight
hour law. The following resolutions
were adopted: .@ .
Resolved, That the working men OF
the city of st. Louis, in council assem-
bled, do hereby declare that we are de-
termined, as law abiding citizens, to
enforce the law making eight hours u
legal days work, aud We accept rea-
sonable reduction of our wages.
Resolved, That We will disconnten-
ance any attempt to enforce law by any
improper means, believing our cause too
Just to he carried by any force other
than moral suasion.
Resolved, That we invite all Oppo-
nents to the eight hour law to meet us
at any time and place they may deem
proper to discuss the merits or dement's
of the question before the public
Considerable excitement occurred
Yesterday among the workingmen IN
East st. Louis and riot was imminent
at one time, but matters were Quoted
down by earnest appeals from leading
men. The laborers. finally concluded to
90 to work on the eight honr rule for
propOrtionate reduction of wages.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Rcsnisn or the PresSyterians-A.nI
versary Of she American A.iis's'.
erv 0oefefy. q

nc..ien or the Presbytcrians-Anni-
veesary Of she American An'isisV-
cry Society.
NEW YORK, May The Joint Com.
mittee of the two Presbyterian General
Assemblies, old and new schools, after
a session of a week in this city, have
agreed rpon terms of reunion with re-
markuble unauimity. These terms are
10 90 before the churches for a year be-
fore final action.
The thirty-fourth anniversary OF the
American Anti-Slavery Society was held
to-day. The attendance was large
Wendell Phillips, who presided, was
chief speaker. Resolutions were adopt
ed that the nation owes to itself, re-
speet to Justice, to the future security
and the present safety OF the colored
race, to impeach and remove the traitor
of the White House ut once. Every
honr Congress delays that action, In
snlts the nation, disgraces its laws,
ieopardiaes It's future, delays Justice and
makes more and more innocent blood
cry to God against us to urge on al
friends of freedom TO keep vigilant and
eeaseless watch on the supreme Court
and present effort of rebels to make use
of ii in order to block the wheels Of the
Government. That large measure OF
eonfiscation and the division of contis,
Gated land among negroes is an act o.
Justice to them and the former rebel
owners of the land, and will he security
TO his other rights and tn the nation
itself. Adjourned.
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nae Late Reform DemOnssratien in
London. l

New YORK, May "A Herald's spe'
cial dated London, 9th inst, says: The
reform demonstration in Hyde Park to.
day was an immense affair. Ii number
ed at least one hundred Thousand, en-
bracfng roughs, gentlemen, women,
children and workingmen. Sir Robert
Walpole's proclamation that the assem-
bly, was illegal, proved utterly abor-
tive. The morning papers announced
that the Government would not attempt
to put down the meeting, but all the
troops in London and vicinity were I'M
der arms, and large force Of police
were stationed in secluded part Of the
Park, and vehicles We're kept ready to
convey them to any point in case OF
riot.
Fifteen separate meetings were or
ganized, at one of which woman
spoke i'm favor Of female suffrage. One
stand was devoted to religious speak
ers. Most of the revolutionary senti-
ments uttered by the speakers were
loudly cheered as the police passed by
the crowd. fbe reformers advised or
der and practically carried out that
idea, driving off the troops in the park
and the roughs who had pushed in
The entire press denonnce the course
of the government. The tories treat the
meetings as mob victory, while the re-
formers claim them as splendid pop
ular triumph. The bitterest feeling
exists on both sides, and all London
is Intensely excited. Some of the
meetings are still in progress and viii
,.ontinue mill late hour
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gelser'arlhs!:
40 rH1 HE zssl - rs
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Regis'er.l ,.

LONDON, May =, Noon.-Consols' sif'
bonds, III; Illinois, GsntraL 'os; h's'
20.
LIVERPOOL, May Z, Noon.-Cotton
ouiet Wheat, No. l Milwaukee red,
1as Cd: white California, f4s6d. Corn,
As Cd. Oats, IS I'd. Provisions un'
changed. ,gsEsirsFaig-s bsyE sn.aSL
LONDON, May Z, Evoning.-Sugsr
steady. Illinois, 75i; Erie Al.
A dispatch from Dublin states that
the FeHian McCaferty had been found
guilty = e 2 '..,s.
The Government has accepted tne
liberal, amendment 10 the Reform Dill
providing for 1odger franchise:
Notwithstanding the pseliminarie'
looking to the preservation of peace
France and Prussia are both rapidly
arming. This course is, producing dis
trust and alarm in financial circles herr
and elsewhere.
LIVERPOOL, May z, EveniLg.-Cottor
quiet. Corn declined Sd since opening
quoted at AS for mixed western. Ma
val stores tending downward. ri
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New York ITEM .

New YORK, May 1.-Thirty-fivc
horses were suifocated to death by fire
in the stable Of J. X. Halsea, corner OF
Broadway and 26th street, this morn
ing.
4 Washington special says: The
Japanese Commissioners have informed
Secretary Seward privately of the OBJ
ject of their visit, and have had an in
Terview with Secretary Welles relative
10 the purchase of vessels.
Another Washington special says: 1t
is not true that Chief Justice Chase will
be in Richmond next week to preside
ut the trial Of JEFF. Davis. He will not
leave the bench of the Supreme Court
until the close of It's present term, on
the Goth OF May. He will then be &C.
cupied several days in concluding nom.
nations for registers in bankruptcy.
The Judiciary Committee will prob
ably remain in session two or three
weeks, and then adjourn TO New York
TO examine the conveyance of the Kan.
sas branch Of the Union Pacific Raid.
road.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.



/ COTTON-Duil and heavy; sales 9Od
bales at "a for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 41Os bbls; market
quiet and firm, and prices without de-
cided change; sales $500 bbls at ii goa
~ 10 for snperfine State and western;
| ~ Scala 10 for extra western; and Ia on
ais 10 for choice; IL 50al4 80 for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
Ia 60 ais 30 for trade brands; market
closing quiet. California flour firm;
sales 1900 bbls and sacks at 16 75al7 50.
Rye flour fiirmer; sales $50 bbls at Boa
9 10.
WHEAT-Market firm and less &C
tive; sales of 81 900 bush. at 2 80 for
No. 2 Milwaukee, , A. for choice amber
State; 3 55a3 Sc for white California.
RYE-Quiet; sales $500 western at
l Goal 6S.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CORN-Receipts A, 442 bushels: mar
ket heavy and 2a3c lower; sales 10000
bushels at | 35lal "a for old mixed
western in store; 3tal 3Sl ahoat; 20
al 80 for new mixed western; s'al "a
for western yellow; l % for new white
western; | 3Oal s. for white southern:
Ii ior ,uierIo e Mes.o.n' 9'"e' i'' "''
ern. ana n''oo LOT sun ,... az, ,ss
bushels: corn 55s, SS2; oats s17 ,4s5: rye
2I2, 4oi: barley 250.356: malt 32.:55.
RICE-Quiet.
COFFEE-Firm; sales ~f 5000 bags
Rio at private terms; $50 bags Msracai-
BIO ut LIS.
MOLASSES--Unchanged.
SUGAR-Steady; sales OF 800 hogs
heads Cuba at l0ial2s: 275 boxes Hav-
ana at private terms.
PETROLEUM-Steady; Ii for crude
and 26a26a for refined in bond.
PORK-Steady; sales of $500 bbls at
% OOa23 10 for new mess. closing at
% Is cash: - 90 for old mess: 10 80 Tor
prime, and ~ U0a22 IL for prime mess.
BEEF-Firm; sales of ::ji barrels ut
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-l0a4l.
CUT MEATS--Eirmer; sales of 15G
boxes at 9alo for shoulders, and 124a
II for hams.
LARD-Sales of $50 barrels ut l24a
al3t for new.
BUTTER-More active: Halt.
CHEESE-Firm; l2al9.
BACON-Quiet; sales of 100 boxes at
l0I for long ribbed, and IL! for long
ribbed.
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lsju.e,iea Granted.

MILWAUKEE May 7.--Judge Miller,
Of the United States District Court,
granted an injunction against the Direc-
tors Of the Milwaukee and Prairie Du
Chen railroad prohibiting the CONSOLE
dalton of the Milwaukee and st. Paul
with the Milwaukee and Prairie Du
Chen company, or paying any divi-
dends, interest or other moneys Oh ac-
count Of stock issued by che present
board of directors.
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ts3tk ~ TX ''c7rtl-tL = . ~ ~
, $50 +. N.--G0ld l311a1Nt
Ohio certi6cstes, 25a233: ,.n.on xa,.
Cumbsrlsrd Coal, SaS "a; Quieksilver
SS}a2gH nssipSeeasI de. preferred is3
~ western ws,. m. tnIon Telegraph 42aa42t;
New York Cenf al 97la97i; Erie 6Ss69i;
hSason HiS' r 96a96a; Beading 103}a
lOss; Mscb gan Southern 674a6ss; nil
nos " Ltral 113a113!; Pittsburg 724a
"a Sock Island s9i; North Western 35a
w, preferred 60ia6fi; Fort Wayne 95s
s96. The market closed 'firmer with an
/ advance in Erie and other shares after
the last board. 49,
Miscellaneous shares less active.
L All lower coal shares firm, with how
ever no considerable difference in bid
diDgapd asking prices. ass -. 81 Z
Border State Bonds quiet and STEADY.
Missouri gu; North Caroline extra con-
poils ~; do new IS; Tennessee extra
coupons CAL; do new 62f. - ,.o
Steamship shares, lower Pacific i29;
Atlantic 94t. .dfP4l
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From a.n-FEshci.c.

= Sax FRANCISCO, May 6-The fietoris
Golonist, the oldest and most widely
circulated Journal of Van Couver
Island, British Columbia, SAYS editor.
tally, April ~, thst nine ont of every
ten meu in the colony, in their. presen
state Of wretchedness and poverty,
would welcome annexation to tie
United. States This remark is called
fortkibs q rtmor that England istabout
10 seil the possessions Ia the United
States Flour firm ut q 50a7'00; wheat
dull at 2 Ia for choice; legal tenders
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Ci.ei.rasi Market.

4
y 7q r-.l- CINCINNATI, May d.
FLOCR-Firm at ~ 3Oal3 25 for win.
ter superfine and IA O0a16 q for trade
brands. #ahn-.
WHEAT-Irregular; sales of No. 2
spring at 2 81, and No. 9 winter 3 -;
No. winter held at 3 50a3 60. +
CORN-Dull at "a for M. 1 i'm bulk
and o. sacked. Ia a, q ia -
0ATS-steady atsla7a.
RYE Is. : Nf.ft|-
BARLEY-Steady. s4tfN
WHISKY-26 in bond.
PROFESSIONALISM; sales of mess
pork at % 80. si1-, f-,1 t... rsr
: BULK MEATS-Dull and prices NOM
inal. a. .'.
BACON-satc lower, and the demand
light; sales of shoulders mt sc: sides
l0fc. es- .r-
LARD-Dun at 12sal2sc.
GROCERIES-Steady, and in fair de-
mand. 49, ~. s..,r
BUTTER-Dull at 26a2Sc for fresh
made Central Ohio; all winter made
dull; demand limited.
GOLD-Closed dull, at 1 :s4 baying,
and ! 80 selling. - ~ .lla
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
DON graduate from one Of the most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has effected some OF the most astonishing cures
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing In the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bashfulness, with frequent blushing, attended
sometimes with derangemento &C mind, were cur.
ed immediately.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-08
CLASSICS.

The Latin and Greek authors will be Taught
on the German system as employed with some
few notifications in Professor Hadleys Gram
mars and Mammals Great attention viii also
he maid to Latin and Greek composition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-08
Tie kix., ue.r ,leyemen..

CHICAGO, THE troubles grow
ing ont of the eight hour movement is
rapidly subsidlng. Some feeble at
Iempts were made yesterday to create a
disturbance, but were speedily suppress
ed by the police. We hear of no DEM
onstrations to3tiay. Work has been re-
snmed in a large, number of manufac-
turing establishments. Some of the
employees are working on the old ten
hour system, wit h no change in wages,
while in others they are working eight
hours with 2, ner cent reduction in
nay. Il.
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MErHoDOFI INSTRUCTION.

The system of instruction which Mr.. Blakeiy
bos adopted and pursues is q slightly modified
form of the Pestalozzian system. By it IN ms
earlier stages Of education Development Of the
mental faculties Is sought rather than ming
tbe mind with facts and theories before the
mind is fitted for acquiring them in scientinc
and systematic manner.
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The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty years and the mn.
merOus important Surgical Operations performed
by DIR. Johnston. witnessed by the reporters OF
the Sun, and many other papers notices Of which
appeared again and again before the public be.
sides his standing a. gentleman Of character
and responsibility Y sufficient guaranty to the
afflicted.
skin diseases speedily cured. angs-dly
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America. mrdic.l Associates.

~ CtNciNNATI,, May THE american
etedieal Association met ct the Hop
Rins House, this morning. About $50
elegates, were present, representing all
ll,arts of the Union. The Convention
win last several dsys -, i.fsis
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EDUCATIONAL.
First Class Academic School

I'M the building partially occupied by the Wheel
INC Commercial College.
ar. Biakelys long experience in English
schools and colleges, his past success in prepar,
ing Young gentlemen for the Campridge anu mn
0yfori local examinations i'm England and his
numerous recommendations from Professors OF
his University and former principles may be
considered as to some extent guarantee that
nnder his care the youth Of this neighborhoo1
can obtain first class English Classical and
Mathematical education. b. -a .vs.
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TERMS.

The classes in the various subjects have now
been formed, and though students can enter ut
any time. vet il will be much to their advantage
I" commence the course as soon ~ possible.
For further particulars zee circular and
Wheeling College Monthly, or apply personally
10 Mr.. Blaekely, at his Office, corner Of Monroe
and Main streets, up stairs.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
q x CHICAGO, May.
b Flour dull and held firm. Wheat
dull and lower ut 26ea2 20. Corn dali
ut / O6aa1 on. Oats quiet at 66. Rye
firm at 55a1 Sc. Barley quiet and firm
at 95a9s. Pork dull at % 50a22 IS.
Lard dull and unchanged. Whisky
nominalat "a in bond. T. d E.
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ROOMS.

The rooms are spacious, we'll lighted and ven
tilated, and every care will be taken TO render
them healthy and comfortable. ..
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MATHEMATICS.

Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry and Land
surveying will also bo taught, and to such as
seek u become Engineers, Land-Suryeyers,
Architects, &C., an opportunity will be afforded
of obtaining thorough scientific training
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Copies Of n few Of Mr.. Blake
Iy,S Testimonials.

VICTORIA PARK ACADEMY,
CLIFTON, BRISTOL.
Mr.. Blakely has been Classical and Mathemat-
zeal master In my Academy. He has received
good Classical and Mathematical education.
found him 10 he a lively and very interesting
teacher. and by his cheerful disposition he won
the affections of his pupils. l know him to he
the son of highly respectable and religious pa
rents. and he il gentlemanly and respectable
young man.
/ think he il sure to give satisfaction wherever
he goes, and he has my best wishes for his tii.
tnre success, of which he Is 80 worthy.
BENJAMIN ToNPKINs,
March. 1862 Principal.
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New York Money Market
New YORK. May ..
Money more active at 4a6 per cent.
for call.
Sterling firm at 1U9sa1U9t.
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL PENZANCE,
MIDsIMMER 1863.
Mr.. T. f. Blakcly has been Second and Class
zeal Master in this school for year. He il
very energetic and conscientious in his work,
and has given me great satisfaction, which l am
convinced he will do anywhere.
T. BENNETT Head Master.
PEsTALOZZIAN INSTITUTE,
WoRKsor Morris. ENGLAND.
am happy to certify that Mr.. Blakely's
ability attainments and character are of high
order He was eighteen months first Classical
Master in my establishment. He IL asuccessful
teacher. knows how TO captivate his pupils at
tention and make them love their studies.
He prepared several candidates, both senior
and Junior for the Cambridge examinations in
Classics English and Theology, and Of seven
other merely passing.
Dec. -. 1854. /. l.. ELLENBERGER.
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LIFE Oh DEATH.

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Let no man contemplating marriage be anotk.
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as Ii discloses important secrets, which ahould
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