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ASTROLOGY.
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THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
Made by the Great AstroIogist,
Madame II. A. PERRIGO.


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Every Instrument We
have all The facilities for manutactur

buy cheap, and get good, reliable instrument. A
order in moving, and there being no person to put
dition and materially injured.
buy my Pianos at the Lowest Cash Prices,
profit on each one. / now ask you to consider
on or Organ, write me, giving name and place Of
70, It shall not be my fault.
Instruments securely Packed to
Icy Send for Circulars. Sheet Music, Band
cry thing usually kept in a First Glass Music
the Lowest Prices. Any Piece of Music sent
Teachers supplied at the usual ratos. All Orders
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f-Ty- These improved Melodeons have received
the Michigan State Fair at Adrian, September 81 =,
deons on exhibition.
The following are N few OF the
Mr.. w. w. WHIrsEY, Toledo, 0.-Dear Sir
instrument. II is rich and strong in tone, and is
In recommending them to all who desire real
you in the great success you have had thus far
tion. remain yours, very truly, ,rsLlIt..'
From he celebrated 0rganist, g. W. Morgan, Of
TO Mr.. w. w. WHITSEY--Dear Sir: have
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may purchase them. / remain, dear sir, most
Also from
W. r. THOMPSON. Prof. Of Music, NY;
J. WILLIAM SUPFERN, Toledo, Ohio;
d. DEvIV0, Opera Manager, New York;
G. s. CRoSsMAN, Natchez, Miss;
Every Instrument War
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BROAD GAUGE SHORT LINE.

PASSENGE - who wish Quick and Comfottal
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the Luxurious Day Cars, and the MAgniaet Mt Slecp.
Ing Coaches, the kNeellent Dining Halls, With ample
time for Meals, aud the rrompt Time aud Sure Con.
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Atlantic 4 Great Western Railway
Fare as Low aud Ttms as Quick nS
by amy other MONtc.

Through Tickets and baggage Checks,
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~ Schootslreet, hoston; Depot aud Union OAlees
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line steamers Landing foot OF Vine street. and Al
New Passenger Depot Ofthe Cincinnati, llAmtlton a
Dayton Railway In Louisyine,a at W, corner Main
aud Third streets, and % Fourth street, and at tbe
OiicoS Of Connecting Lines,
u. McI.AREN, Genp supt.
Il, r. FULLER, Genl Ticket Agent AZ
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SOLE MANUFACTURER OF w. w. WHTNEY's
PATENT IMPROV ED MELODEONS,
.t.......- MADE ONLY AT TOLEDO OHIO.


TOLEDO, OHIO.
the FIRST PREMIUM in every case, including
1865, over all competitors, being the best Melo-
many Testimonials Received:
have found your Improved Melodeon an exccllen
played with great facility. take much pleasure
good Reed Instrument. l heartily congratulate
and trust you will reap due reward for your exer-
MAX STRAKOSH, New York.
Grace Gurch, Ne,o York City.
tried your Melodeons, and can speak highly in
they will give every satisfaction TO any one who
respectfully yours,
EDw'D HOFFMAN, Pianist. varian. II oHman Conc'rt;
y. p. SPRAGUB, Professor of susic, Trinity Church,
ROBERT HELLER, New York, and 100 others.
ranted for Five Years.
ing these superior MelodeOns, including
power and machinery (every department being un-
personal supervision y and l feel confident with
surpassed improvements, that am now placing
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ness of tone not heretofore obtained by any ether
on manufacturer. The finish and durability of
are second to none. With my unsur
facilities, hope to continue to furnish these Melo
much less than Eastern prices. All orders will re-
prompt attention if parties were here to select
at lac and l4S Summit street.
Now, let me give you reasons why IL will be to
vantase to buy of me. In the first place you will
large assortment to select from, comprised of the
made in the country. Again, you have your Piano
deon put up in your house, in good condition.
further trouble. And in the third place, you will
great many Pianos are spoiled by getting out of
them properly in order, they are used in that con-
and my sales being large, do not require great
these facts, and should you want Piano, Melode-
residence, aud if we do not agree in price, terms,
go any distance Free of Charge.
Instruments Music Books, Piano Stools, and ev-
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Postpaid, on receipt of the Price. Dealers and
should be addressed to
b w. w. WHITNEY,
Palace of Music, l73 Summit St, Toledo, o.
Tuned and Repaired.-2t 4szz
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Silver Skirt.

TTNHTS new and beautiful style Of Skirt Patent
l. ed March 7, 1861 } was awarded bv the Great
American Institute Fair, held in New York, Octo-
ber, 1865,
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sLOAN'S CONllTIUN POWDER

Has the largest sale Of any Horse aud Catc Medicine
In this country, 1t Is composed nt herbs nId roots and
for mildueSs, safety, certahy aud thnrnugneas AtaRds
pre,cninently Mt the head Of the lSi Of IHss assd
(dUks MaiiciRss. -- =. M b
II carries nh all grss hnmnrs prevents horses FROM
becoming SIN ~ hunderng purihos TIE hiNd lnsens
the skin, and gives II sneit and glossy appearance
eleanscs The water at strengrns every part Of tho
body. II is also suir aud certain rrusdy for coughs
and eohlS, wish generate usnj fatal dssAssos -
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MERCHANDISE.

wPianos and rIelod c on =
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CRHSPER COMA.

oh she wac beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils soft, entwined,
Enchained the very heart aud mind.
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Domestic Markets.

NOUN DlbPhTCH.
New YORK, Juno 19.-Stockg dull Moncy G.
Gold Sst. Sterling. time, 10; sight, 1Oh 1862
registered bonds 107lnI07i. Coupons 116ja11Oi.
Flour 10a2Oc. lower. Wheat dull and declining.
Lard dull, lisaiase. Whisky quiet. % Cotton Cot on
quiet; Middling Uplands, 27c. frofghts dull.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton unchanged sales 2100 bales. Flour dull;
State, ~ E30a10 80 Southern, 80 40a15 90. Corn
Il s it, PsSd Pds Tm FL g. 0a LII s %SsRs STs
quiet. Groceries quiet and steady. Naval Stores
4uiet; rurpeentine, GoaG2A; rosin, 80 6oas 20.
FTeights lcss firm; 30, o,,
1o7aSi % Coupons liS VII Srgnss Ss S9aas S9a7o
Tennessee G's, new issue, Co. :. -
BALTIMORE. Juno 49, Cotton quiet, 26a261.
Flour dull and Dropping; only retail demand.
Western Mixed H. sugar quiet i an and iSM 1nehnngod
vision, stock light. the market TIM maintained H but i@
nctivc. Lard and Mess Pork dull and heavy
WIliskoy 90a85.
stifTer at 2lI Receipts, Si9; exports, ss4. sngar
borg IoIal1i Cuba NIolasaoa held at l7ia5o. Flour
G ssead0r but @ too ,G
dull, nolninay s2Sa23 25. Lard, in forces, 12t;
III; Clear III. Gold S7iass. Sterling 4sia52I;
York sight aaj premiura.
CINcisakTI, Juno l9.-Flour dull and unchanged;
Family sllal2; Fancy $13a14. wheat lrmor: Corn
unchanged Pork dull at s21. Bacon in moderate
demand; Shoulders Do; Clear Sides 12t, Lard dull
ut 12c.
MOBILE June 19.-sales 65 bales; market closed
firm; Middlings Ac; receipts G2 bales
AUGUSTA, Juno 19..Cotton quiet; sales 89 bales
Strict biiddling 2in2li.
maud; snca $40 balos; stock offaring very light
receipts 40 balcs
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sr. LOUIS, with present population Of 100000,
and tho prospect OF reaching hvo timos that number
by the close Of the present century, snys the Boston
7rsreI'er, aspres to bo tho capital OF tho Unitod
States. But sbe may find horsolf dstanced in tho
raco by some unknown Got prosent) little place,
hundreds Of miles fuIthor west-for example, juno
tion City, Omaha City, or somo other almost un-
heard OF village on tho great Western plaits It
takes away ono's breath to read how tile States arc
pushing out their population westward, and how
oil kinds OF improvements are working their way
across tho groat 'plnins toward our Pacific onl-
pire. Think Of railroad being laid on that route
at tho ratio OF almost two miles n day for thirty
days in succession, or fifty miles Of road in thirty
dsysI There is story told Of raco between
thess Pacific railroad track layers and an omigra-
ting party in teams, in which the track layers
boat, at tho end OF somo days trial
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nD-PltOPOSATS- ARMY f.'.-OFFICE
CHIEF coMMISsARY SUBSISTENCE, SECOND MIL.
iTARf DISTRICT, CnAnLEnTos. s. C.. Juno H. ls,7.-
Sealed proposals. Tin duplicate, will bo received 10y tile
undersigned untH O'Clock, a. NJ. Monday June eitli
1867, Mt which time hey Will opened for supplying for
Tie uso ofthe United staca Army ut this Military Post
resh beef on the block Tho beef delivered under
tho proposed contract must DO OF good al marketable
quality, In rqnn proportions Of and hind quarter
nrat tnccka, sllnnks nud kidney taow bc excluct)
IN such quantities may DO from time to time required
and on such dnys shall designated by the com.
manilng onirer.
Tho contrnct to DO I'm orco for six months or such less
limo as the commissary General Of Subsistence may
direct, commencing on tho lsi day OF July, 1867
Each bid to have consideration must contain the uI-
lowing g'arnco of two responsible nan,ea M follows
""c tho underslPncd hereby guarantee that should
tic above bid be accepted Il sha lie duly fulfilled az.
corltnG 10 Tia true purport and conditions ALSO that
written contract, with bombs to the nmonn of ten thou
aand dollars, shnll be executed.
printed copy OF thiA advertisement mus, he nttachcd
to each proposal which he enclosed in nh cnveloe
nddrcsscd to the undersigned, endorsed propogals
for Subsistence Storcs."
WAL NJ BURNS,
Drevet Drgadicr-0eneral and C. s. UsA
June II .
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DEATH OF AN ARMY OrF1oER.-Coloncl Theodore
O'Hars, Of Kontucky, dIod recently in Alabama,
throughout tho country both as a soldier and q
man Of letters. He was formerly an officer
Of tho United States army, and distinguished him
aelf in tho Mexican var. Subsequently he WAS
Cuba, aud was also connected with Goperal
Walker in his Nicaragua expedition. During tho
late war he served In tho Confederate army. flo
was present at the battle Of Shiloh, when Gonoral
Albert Sydney johnston fell MORALLY wounded, and
hold linn In his arms until he brcathcd his last.
The burial Of our Dead" from which tho sub
Colonel 0'Iara:
ION Famo's eternal camping ground
Their silent tents arc SPREAD .as
And memory guards with solemn round ..
Tho biyouac Of the dead" - 80 - o..
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a6- PR 0P0SALS FOR WOOD. OFFICE
DEPOT QUARTERMASTER, CHARLESTON. g. C.
JUNE 10th, is67.-Sealcl proposals. will bo received nj
his ofico until II O'Clock noon, Thursday the a0,l,
uaS OF June la67. ut which lime they will e opcnl for
furnishing tho Quartormaatcr's Depot IN this city
With OAK AND PINE WOOD. from July lat 1867 to De-
re'nber 3ls 1907. Deliveries to be tho Govern
m'nt Wharf In this city, ut such tncs such qan.
ahes aS may be required by The Dnpo. Quartcrrnas-
ter The wood delivered must DO thoroughly seasoned
anu OF orchantabic quality bidders will state the price
per cord OF the kind Of wood hoy propose to furnish
Two goot Hurccs N the sum Of one thousand dollars
each to bo named Tor the faithful performance of tho
Contract dds deemed unreasonable will &c rejected
Proposals. must be nddrcssod To tho undersigned aud
marked Proposals Tor furnishing Wood"
j. D. STUBBS.
Me-" Brevt. Lieut.. Col & A. Q. NJ.
Juno 1U IN
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Op cJTy "pE,,

FFICE OF CITY "REASUREI,,
CHARLESTON. g. G.. JUNE H. lsG7-Iroldcrs of co,,
pons OF the Fire Loan Donls of the City Of Charleston
nre notified TINT those falling duo on the first Of Jly
noI will bc paid present ,tinn the Office Of Mcssr
j. u. RIHTLAND HILL. TALMAnnE & Co., No 30 Pine
street, W York, ut the First National il,nk Of
Charleston.
tSigncd g. THOMAS
juno ~ IN Clty Treasurer.
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as-ERRoRs oE YoIrrH A nEMrIEM.

a5-ERR0Rs OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for ycnrs from Nervous Debility, Pre-.
mature Decay, and all tho effects OF youthful iscre-
tIon WILL for tho sake of suffering humanity send trcc
to Al who need IT, tho receipt and directions making
the simple remedy by which ho cured. Sufferers
Wshk to profit by the advertisers experience do
80 by addressing. in perfect confidence,
JOHN d. OGDEN,
Aprila2 3moas No ~ Cedar street. Now York.
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ab- BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-C -CHEYALIEKs LIFE
for the HAIR positively restores gray lair Its original
color aud youthful beauty; imparts fc strength and
growth To the weakest hair Htops It's falling out at once
keeps the head clean; is unparalleled har.rcsslng
Sold by all drusgiss fashionable and deal
ers in :ancy goods. Tho trade supplied by tho whole
sale drugglsts.
U" SARAH A. CHEvALlER, NJ D.,
June D atuth6mo New York.
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Mexican Sexrs

New ORLEANS, Juno ia paper published ut
Guadaloupo concludes an article on Europe as fol-
Iowa. Heretofore sho threatened us, now she i'm
plorcs us; before she looked upon us with con-
tempt, now she is on her knees before u.s." Tho
heads Of MAMMALIAN and his gcnerals are impc-
liousy demanded by tho Mexican nntion. The
Mexican pross ore congratulatins themselves that
no European power will hereafter be able to coerce
thcm either into paying debts in any other way.
So far thoy say nothing about the United statos.
New York, June 19.-Tho Express says, IL has
private, but thoroughly authentic advices that
the JUAnEz forces were severely repulsed. at Tam
rico Tho garrison battle cry was "sANrA ANNA,
uira Republica."
WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Department of
State has information that tho Court Martial in
tho case Of MAMMALIAN, has beon suspended for
tho prosont
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1S NOTICE MAR1NERS.-CAp ApTAINS
AND PILOTS wishin 10 anchor ticir vessels In Aaaloy
River Hro rcques,cf not u do anywhere within direct
rnnge OF tho heads ni the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARVEs. on tho Charleston and 81. Andrews Rile oil
the Ashley Riror; by which rrecanuon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
s. O. TURNER II. NJ
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston. February q. 1896
February7
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Wo learn from private letter from Charleston
ting and courteous proprietor Of Tho Mills House
is going TO erect q hotel Of tho first magnitude
and on tho most improved plan in Wilmington, N
C.-M0rion Star. ~
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From private ietter received by q gentleman In
this village we learn that thero have been twelve
Hilton Head. Tho steamer came from Havana.
1t is 70 bo hoped That tho Government will taE6
precautionary stops 70 prevent this dreailfui
toWns.-Mdrlon &dr.
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S6- Tho Relatives, Friends nmd AcaunInt
nnees OF aIrs. JOHN IAKriaAN. nnd ut THOMAS Han.
TdAs' arc Invited TO attend the funeral uf tho TURNER nj
No. IL Burns lhnc. at three o'clock This .Ifcrapoa
Juno 90 /.
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mn. \ YoIINti LADY nErupNtN1, 1,o LIZ

M y YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after Hojonrn Of u lew months IN thu
city, was hardly recognized by cr fricls In place ol
c"arsc nstir l'sc, Epfc, HlO had snn ruby com.
pe&nn of almost inarile stnnotlrss and instead @,
tw ntythrcr sr really ulpcarrt but eighteen Upon m
pttry M to the cnse OF great change she plainly
told them that sc used tho CIRCAS-IAN DAIM, AMI
considered an invaluable acquisition to any Indy tct
y Its use ny lady Gentlemen improve their nor
soial appearance nil hundred fold. It Is simple In It.,
continuation AZ Nature herself Ia simple yet unHurpas
cd In Its eiriry In drawing Impurities from, also heal
Ing cleansing un Identifying tho skin md
by Its direct action tho ctcn It draws from Il all its
mpurltiea kindly healing the Ramc leaving tho aur-
iaco as Nature cne 1t should be-clear soft smooth
an beautiful. rricc ST. sent by Nail ExprcAs OH ~.
ccipt Of nn orlor, by
W. ]. CLARK l. CO.. Chemists,
No. West Fnyetc Sircrt. Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for tho Ralo Of tho same.
March 80 1v
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Juno 1U

sT BUTCHERS 7. GIITNING FLY-KILI,ER
will certainly cxtcrminntn pests Ia use In per
severed in. Beware OF bo, Fly.Papcr, which Home
dealers keep because they for nearly nothing
Don't DO swinded Ask for DU CIIERs, Witch ia pold
ny a. nSe urugfSats. I'M May %
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

nB'wE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE:
r. NJ. WHITING, E-'l., candidate fnr Sheriff ~
Charleston tIndctan District Mt t,ic next election.
September 10
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Washington n. wa.

WASHINGTON, Juno 19.-1sAAo NEWTON tho conl-
missioner of Agriculture is hopelcssly sick.
Tho Cabinet ia in session to-day making tho
third consecutive day.
Tho informal Revenue receipts to-day, amount
|, s5iG,00O.
Judge FISHER desired, that the prosecution
need not furnish lis. of witnesses to tho de-
fence, and nganst tho right OF retaining witnesses
for crossoxanination at any time during tho
argument Tho prosecution have seventy wit
Iiosscs. Gus. ii. DLYNE watchnan ut tho Vermont
Central Depot, testified thot two men, one of whom
left u handkerchief marked J. II. SuRRArT slept
on benches on tho 17th of April.
CAnoLL 1IABUnr, conductor on tho Vermont
Central Railroad, testified that lie carried some
ono who looked like tho prisoner toward Canada.
The counsel agreed to admit railroad time tables
III evidence. JSo. T. TiuPLErr heard q conyersn-
ton between hlrs. SuRnATr and tho prisoner. IIo
heard Mira. s. Say sho would givo any one $1,000 to
kill tho President. He thought ho hoard tho
prisoner, WHOM there was q Union victory, cmrsc
tho Union nrmy. Tho defence objected, bnt the
prosecution wanted to show malice, uEd tho cvi-
dcncc was admitted Further evidence. intended
10 rn:iiirm the impression Ut SUnnArT's presence
lto!o OH tho night of tho assassination, was heard
but nothing striking was developed. Tho Court
then adjourned.
There was cabinet session to-day, lasting from
10 to q o'clock, when the President, STANTON and
!. STANBERr, had prolonged interview
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CD The Friends and hcrunIntnncrs OF
tho late Mrs. ELIzADErH pOI.LAItp; also OF p J.
BnUN, will attend tho Funeral Of the torrlcr at the
First Baptist Church. This Morning nt Eleven o'clock
without further invitation. IL Juur nu
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Tho prospects OF tho cotton crop in this section
is being greatly damaged by lce, and in addition
70 them tho rainy weather 10 injuring tho plant
Marion Crescenf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DO CONsIGNEES PER STEAM SIIIr "CIIAM-
pIoN" aro notified OF tho cargo being discharged N,
South hdgGrH Wharf All goods unca]ed for nj s,Ils,
will DO stored at risk aud expense OF owners.
STREET BROTHERS & co.
juno ID
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QUEEN VICTORIA has now remained somo five
Years in retirement. Tenilcrly and doyotedly Mt
tachcd TO her husband, nt his death sho declared
her Dtdowliood most sincerely by uninterrupted
acolusion from public festivities for n length OF
time. During oil this whilo shc has necessarily
accumulated largo portion CT the allowance made
Tor her priry purso, which would ordinarily have
been expended in display md hospitality. No
wontlor that sonio have been found TO sneor at
such faithful devotion to tho memory of husband
aud to ascribc this purcst OF notions to parsimon-
ous and unworthy motives. As sufficient and over
whclmng robuke TO those who have been inclined
to regard the action Of tho Quoon with unkintlly
spirit, 1t in now announced that cr Mnjcsty has de-
voted no less than half million sterling OF her
private savinGs-whicl in our money would equal
tho sum OF 81, 800 00O-to the erection Of conya-
lesccnt hospital at some diltt .,ca from London,
whore tho innates may enjoy tho advantages Of
pnre and frosh mir. Tho institution will bo con-
nected with st. D'rtholomow's Hospital, under tho
satno management. No official announcement of
tho gift has yet boon mado, but il is beloved that
tho money has already boon transferred to ristces
About f20O, ,000-ono million Of our money-wiI be
expended in purchasing tho site md erecting tho
building This will be ono OF tho most muniicent
and endurablo charities OF yIcron1A's reign,
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no TIE GRAyESr MAI.ADIE.S OF YOUTH
ANb EARLY MANHooD.-II0wARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, on the Physi"o!y of The passions und th,,
Errors Abuses aud DisclIra peculiar to the frat apo OF
man, with trporls methods or treatment ou,-
p"ycd i'll this institution. sont In scaled letter GU
vclorcs, free Of ciurgc.
addrcSs DR.. J. SKILIIN iIOUaHTON,
Howard Association philadcphla Pa.
'"s q" .Iulo