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a CHCRCH DIFFICULTY SETrLED.-On the
23o OF September last, Theoph,lus Blnkhaad.
colorec, was arraigned before ustice 81 ide aud
nneo S2u and costs, on the charge Of dI sturbinp
pubic worship al the Colored Baptist Church,
corner OF Howard and Frauklia streets with
IN three DAYS afterws. ds he made appIicatiou
through his counsel, to the ma gis.fa.. 70 have
the case reopencd, and a hearing of IL was had
al the western Police Station We sterday after.
noon. A number OF wItne5 rs, members OF me
churcn. were summoned as witnesses. It ap.
pears from their evidence that Bankhead was
tbe founder of the church, lea ed on his o vn
cconnt the building, and for some time oficia
TED therein as minister. He Afterwards rented
the church to the congregation, and it appears
that ior some tune past they have boen remiss
In fneir payment OF the amount stinulated
Ban knead then went TO the church during ser.
vice, and after the congregation had been dis
missed, demanded from the trustees that the
money due him should be paid from the coilec-
hons that had be en- taken up The trustees
We're willing TO do this, but others of the ON
GERS objected, and several times after the con-
ciusion OF the services disputes had ensned.
ano colored man nam d Turner is Sid IN
nave been abusive and threatenipg towa-ds
Eankhead. 1t appearing from the eyid auce
that Ban khead had never creatod any disturb
anee during the service, the Justice ramittsd
the line which had been fol .nerly Imposed =
Baltimore Americog, 1iA.
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NEW JERSEY.

NEWARK, n. j.. Oct. 1}-The Republicans
have carried this city by abodt iUU snowlng a
Republican gain of 81 over 1867.
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JAPAENING-Japannius is variation Of
vanishing; the difference is this: Every time
the articles are coated with japan varnish they
lating oven. This has the effect Of rendering
the japan exceedingly hard. Carriage.lamps
and small objects are thus treatad with two or
thIte coats successively. Fla articles, such
as tea Trays, which exhibit any signs OF bu 10.
bes, tear, or streak, have to be rubbed SIN ooth
with pomice- stone and water before the seco IA
for third coat is applied. The Japan itself con.
sisfs of anime varnish, colored with yor " black
The Japanese practice this art 10 a very supe-
rior way hence the name.
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SLATE HoUsE.-A correspondent describes
novel house recently built at Brownsville
Maine:
"This house is not only shingIed. but is clap.
boarded with slate. II rs a slate edifice fire.
proof and Indestructible. The states are put on
10 the boarding OF the walls with only paper
between. They are In the form Of segments OF a
circle, overlapping each other, and have a very
Ornamental effect. The natural color O. the
siate is pleasing TO the eye. and no paint is
needed. II II Were, the slate would furnish il,
Tor when ground il makes an excellent psint
which Mr.. sparrow has used on has barn with
good effect. The whole establishment is ele.
CANT in appearance, and shows what can be
done with native materials The front steps
are OF beautiful slabs of slate; the sinks. man.
tells, shelves, are Of slate; the woodwork is of
brown ash, native wood, which makes a
handsome finish. In short. this is a real State.
of-Maine house, and shows the wealth of her
resources. The slate costs little if any more
than clapboads. When the railroad brings this
material TO us, slate houses must become fash.
ionable.
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ErFrench and Esslish amateur velociped.
lists have a wager of 5000 that one of tne f,r.
per will cross the channel on a marine m a.
chine in three hours. = =
s5-In WASHINGTON Territory, when the peo.
PIE want local paper, they cali a meeting and
resolve thatIoue be eefa blhhed. The Man A..
not appear TO be always saccess!aI.
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AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.-European advicas of
yesterday cay that the Spanish Junta had seiz.
order. The Junta has issued a circular urg-
ing the extinction of all religious corporauons
Internal taxes on home and foreign wares have
been abolished. General PrIm has written to
the French Emperor, stating that the Provisi.
oDal Junta desires close relations with France
The Pro oyisional Junta is sure of the adhesion
VI the Captain General Of Cuba. Dispatches
We're sent to him by the steamer whicn LETT
Cadiz on the I'd instant, which, II is believed.
Will remove all doubt and hesitation on his
part as to the course to be pursued.
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TIE NEEDLE GUS.-Two ne " improvements
in the famous needle un (zunda del gewearl
II Is star j, nave recently been submitted 10 the
Prussian War Office for approval one which
Is the invention Of Lieutenant Random. gets
no OF TWO movements in loading, aud Increases
Ime rapldlty OF IRE about twenty live per cent
Inc otner. which is due to a country GENTLE
man, named Borst, also gess I'd OF some OF The
movements, and nearly double TIE rapidity OF
nre, raising il to fourteen or fifteen shots eer
minute. Inc latter Invention, il is stated
moreover, fills up the hollow chamber heb,nS
the charge diminishes the escape of gas, and
increases the force Of the explosion.
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/. ~ Paris has schools where ths usa a, A..
vsIocipede is nagLt. Vi 'he
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LIFE INSURANCE..
5000 for SO Premium
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THu
Manhattan Cooperative Belief Association.
THE MANHATTAN COOPERATIVE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
Is CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF NEW
YORK.
LIFE INSURANCE.
0RIECT

The object OF this Association Is 20 secure q cas-
payment within forty days after the death of
member, Of as many dollars as there are membel
In the class % which he or she belongs, 70 his
her heirs.
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NIFNBERNHIP FFFS.

The memberrt-s fees are SIR dollars At jeinfng,
VOT fchfch Cersloafe of Ue1g5erNhfp trtff bs
rlsasd - and one dollar ana ten cents the death
of each member, Of which due notice will be given.
One dollar from each member goes 20 the videw OF
heirs of the deceased member, and the ten cents
for expenses of collecting.
This Company is divided into TEN CLASSES
FOR MEN aud TEN GLASSES FOR WOMEN.
As soon az these classes are hled. ten classes
will be adopted Men and women are not allOwsi
the same classes. Everything is done to make
each Class e4ual,
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THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE STATE GnGS REPUBLICAN.
MAJORITY ESTIMATED At TEN To
FIFTEEN TdO.SAND.
PHiLADELPHIA GIVsS A SMALL
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY.
OHIO.
REPUBLICAN GAINS.
ESTIMATED DREPCBLICAN MAJORITY
10000 to $4,000.
INDIANA.
INDIANA.

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN THE
STATE.
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LOCAL AGENrs ARE WANrEp

Tn every County end Tewn; and applications from
competent parties for such Agencies. With suitable
General Aren't koBERT p. NOAH,
No. 222 st., bet l4th and lsth streets,
Agent for the District OF Columbis, and STATE. OF
virginia and Wsst Virginia. ssH-sm
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0Here n the Baroness de Spares idea of
hat lady's sporting costume should be:
lmpeilA green habit looped mp with gold
chains and Mackadam buckles: a black tel,
Tudor hat, MaZarin collar of Venice lace.
gloves OF pceo de .Sdpe, Russian leather boots.
peuicoat trimmed with Nalencfennes, Jockev
Club scent, hunting knife with lapis lazui,
handle, pocket handkerchief with sax omen
work hens and embroidered cipher,
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NEW STyAM ESGIyR.-A patent has haen
recently granted to Abraham Kipp, OF SING
Sing, New York, for an Improvement consist
working in cylinders which are arrauysa -
ial to central shaft and operating in a direcr
manner through yokes ON or in connertion
win crank secured to the shaft; also a yalye
- nHs,ns n.eo character relatively TO the crank.
hereby a most simple aud efficient engine =
produeed and which may be used either as a
motor tor driving purposes, a pump. or metre
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INSURANCE.
The NATIONAL LIFE lksgRLSce COMPANY
ss e.rHr
sxiTs0 STATES OF ikEsICi,
WASHINGTON. ID. G.,
'haTtered BY Special Act Of Csasress An.
proved July IS, Is6s.
AAL.......... .........s Al eco, 0oo
INSURANCE.

= CLARK. Phflsd.lphts, pr..s..,,
Snn,,,,Ah' chsirnAn FINANCE and Iseout,.
HhNkf D. COOKE, ws.sins,oa. Vic. pr..,.
rMsRsoN ". rrKr. PAn.aslpAl.. s.o,...r,
RS So TGRSIR Washington. A..,.,.,,.
TRANCls @. SMITH, NJ. ID Medical pirecser,'
MEDICAL ADVISORY so.Rp.
J.. X. BARNhe. Surgeon General Usited ss....
p EoRWifZ, Chief Medical pe,.,,u.
United etates NAVY, WAshinRton
ID. W. BLISS, n. d, " sshingtsn.
Tie Advantages Offered sy thi. Company are
tsa National Company, chartered ~ specisl
sct OF Con gress. lSsS.
A paid up csrstsl OF 81 sc0
Il .fer. low rates Of premium.
lt furnishes larger Insurance than other CON-
psnies Tor the same money.
It's denufte aud certain In its terms.
" 10 home company In every locality.
Us policies are exempt from attachment.
icies
Eyery policy is non rorfeitsble.
Pcttcies may be taken which pay % the insured
their tatl amount and return ell the premiums.
annual pay ments
Policies ~il be issued thss viii pAv 70 the In
sured during life an annual income Of one-tenth
the amount named in the policy.
OF females
Itinsurss not TO secure dividends. hut AZ 10 low
o cost that dividends will be impossible.
A LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN EvERY
COUNTY, and applications from competent par
tee for such agencies, with suitable end meuts,
sh~uld be addressed 90 the Companys General
AGENTS only in their respective districts
Circulars. Pamphlets and full parties lars efyen
at fl.s sh. Daru -
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Classes.
ILLUSTRATION,

Class T" A" has 5000 male members. man diea
The Association pays over within forty days ss DO
TO the widow or heirs, and the reRaini az mbers
forward within thirty days dollar and ten cents
each 20 the Associeflen 10 reimburse it Failing
to send this sum, they forfeit the Association al
moneys psid, and the AssOciation supplies q new
member 70 MI the place OF the retirinS one.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The r. ceipts to day
from this source were Sl55,sl692
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ADVANTAGES. A

he advantages Of this Association over ordfnar
Lie Insurance Companies are. no pR les car
break II, the fees are small, and relQired 70 4,
paid at such long intervals, that any man car
secure TO has family Q competency n non his dest
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EVENING STAR.
REPUBLICAN GAINS.

ESTIMATED REPJBLICAN MAJORITY
10000 to $4,000.
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ELEVENTH HOUR DIsCIPLEs-There is a
cons siderable accession of new recruits to the
number OF Grant men here this morning
whether the eleventh hour men will fare as
well in politics as in religion remains to be seen
AT any rate the original Jacobs of the Re-
publican faith seem rather disguised by this
sudden accession to their ranks now that the
heat and burthen of the day is over.
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HOW TO BECOME uEuRrRx

Any one desiring TO become Q member may appry
In person, or must send %, IN check, bank dram
postal order, or by express, the ekpressage icing
paid by the applicant. Uader oircHy Sfranss triH
fht ASSOCIATION Be rePoHStole for Moaeys s,sf ssf
an THIS roy Accompanying th- money must lie a
paper giving the applicants fun name, age, birth
place. present occupation, who the certificate OF
membership Is IN favor Of, Poet Once address,
town, county, state Also, n Mefical C-rfi6oafe.
setting forth the physical condition, snd whether
In the opinion OF the doctor examining the sppli,
can't IL proper person 20 be insured. Blank
forms OF applcation for membership will be sent
u-o application.
Each msmbeT ought 20 Try 20 make asr gqsslbs-s
ty o dotHg he tca.ftS himseif. No lettel will be
noticed that does not contain three ceut postage
stamp TO prepay returu po.tnra-
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your betterhalf; we were ''too full for utteranee!"
1t would require "Fashion Editress'' to decide
whether the ladies' toillettes were du Caf But we
presume they were, for they were very charming as
usual
Do you know that you have given Tin and other
secondary weddings an impetus How many tenth
anniversaries has.Our quiet borough witnessed with
out celehrationl In future, many ofthem willprob
ably be observed, until IT becomes cold story
at least we hear rumOrs of several in prospect
Everything calculated to contribute to the social
welfare and enjoyment OF our people should be en-
couraged. These anniversaries must seem like the
rests" at the tops of flights of stairs, where may
stop and breathe, reflect profit by experience, study
how the next decade--the next hight-may be most
happily overcome When you get in iacetious
mood, Mr.. Editor, put on your tin goggles and give
an account of the proceedings. In conclusion per
NIT the hearty wish that the Tin may wear we'll and
in due season change to Silyer-aye to Gold!
GUEST.
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LORD-SANDS-At the residence of the brides
mother, in Exeter, Sept. 18th, by the Rev. J. S.
both OF Exeter Pa.
BRITTON-DICKERSON Oyerfed, Sept 10,
by Lewis Agerksq., Mr. John Britton of Falls to
Miss Helen Dickerson, of Wilkes Barre, LuZerne
Co, Pa.
ARMSTRONG-KIRKHU Overteld, Sept.
oath, by Lewis Ager Esq, Thomas X. Armstrong
Of Oyerfeld, formerly a member OF Co l, l04th
Regt. Penn. Vols. to Miss Silloma kirkhutf, of
Fails
Rs- Doylestown Democrat please copy.
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Halls Vegetable
s lillian HAIR ENEWER.

1T WILL POSITIVELY RESTORE GRAY
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
It keeps the hair from falling on. It is the best
dressing in the world, making lfeless std brasby
hair, healthy, soft and glossy.
For sale by oil druggists.
r. p. HALL & co Nashna, y. II Propretnrz.
Strings for Violins, Violincellos, Gnitar' BanjOs
&c. can be had at L. d. Powel's Music Store Scran-
Ion lie has on hand some Of the celebrated PagsEn,
nj Violin Strings, and is supplying great many or
ssn by nAl
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ijpoflan0s German Diltcrs

is entirely vegetable, and cont aims no
liquor. II Is a compound OF Fluid Ex-
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and Burks
from which these extracts are made
are gathered In Germany. All the
medicinal virtues are extract ed from
them by a scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded to ihis
country to be used expressly for the
man u fac ture OF these Bitters. There
ID no alcoholic substance of any kind
used Ina compromising the BitIers,
hence IL Is the only BItters that can
be used I'm cases where alcoholic stIiu-
nlanIa arc mt ndT Is n llle.
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TT tNkHANNOCk, PA,
To the Heirs OF Gilbert Adams late of The
f"whship OF Forkston. In The County
Wyoming Decd.

TAKE N0TICE- THAT in pursuance nj An .rfst
OF toe orphans Court Of the C0uaiv uF Wyoming l.,
ine dre'ted, sn Inquest ot Par;ilou, To- partition
the rea! estate Of the sail lecedan hernatter lu.
sc.Oei, 10 and among the heirs and heal renresc,.
tstVes .! the saIl deceieui will he hell ON the 9Th
day Of October, A. H. ls65. at one o'clock ia tie
afternoon at the premises aforesaid to wit all thSt
certain piece, parcel, ami lot of land situate n tbs
township OF toTks,on, County cs Wyoming AMI
state o. FsnnsIlVania and bnnnde On the NortE
~ the North Branch "f tie Mehoopany Crses aar
land ot JacCb Bartnle't on tho EAT hy l.nl u, ia
cob Barioist, on the Soatl hs land at Aipheus Al.
ans ani on the West by land ui Russell Eateess
containing about eighty acres more or less said
nquIslton will meet al The maHsoa house .srcuriaf
oy said deeedent 10 his life time, Tor tho purpose
aforesaid at the tinio above mentioned nt which
tiue and place all parties interested can attend il
they think proper
NJ W DEWITT, Sheriff
>herif's ofdca, funk. Sept, 5, 1863.
N5a6i w.
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tjooflanA's Ucrmau 1ouir

is combination Of all tie ingredients Of the Bitter.
Ich PURE Santa Cruz Ram, Orange, ETC. IL IS used fos
The same diseases Hs BiReys, in cases lgbere sJae
PGe alcoholic sfntas required. Yot lciI bear IA
mind Adt these remedies are entirely different FROM
nssed, these being scientific preparations Of medicinal
extracts, lctte The others decncii0ns of ram
in sons form. The TONIC IS decidedly one Of the most
pleasdff ana agreeable remedies ersr offered to the
pabac. lis taste IS erqmstte, /: pleasure 10 take
Il, tc&s ats hte7oirRg, erilGratRg, and medicinal
qualities hare caused 1t to be kolc the creates. Of
an fopirs
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GET THE BEST !
St LOFTS AN D IRON MOUNTAIN

DAILROAD COMpA 4Y'S Seven per cent
lGfrst Mortage Bonds February and August
Coupons The earnings of the completed road to
| Pilot Knob now more than the interest on the
! entire mortgage The proceeds Of these Bonds are
ADDING to the security every day, OYER SS,Oi0,0OO
have been spent on the property, and not over So
| 00OC0O Of bonds issued thus far. The constantly
increasing traffic of carrying ORE, with the prospect
of controlling all the travel from St. Louis to the
! Southern States ensures enormous revenue, The
Directors s 10 of the stock FOR ISvEsTNENT and
are interested to enrich the property we'll 10
/ economse It' expenses
/ THOS ALLEN, President, St Louis Mo.
We, tho undersigned COZ ordiay recommend these
seven per cent mortgage bonds of the St. Louis and
! Iron Mountain Railroad as a goo! security, The
revenue of tho road will be large, and the almnis-
! tration Of the affairs of the company Is in capable
and experienced hands, and entitled 10 the great
es. confidence of the public
( JAMES s. THOMAS Mayor of St. Louis
/ JOHN J. ROE Pres't St. Louis Chnmbor Of Com.
! f. " FOX, Pres't St Lous Board Of Trade
/ BARTON BATES, Pres't North Missouri Railroad.
/ J. H. BRITTON, Pres't Nat. Bank Of the State of
/ Missouri.
VIM. L. EWING. Pres't Of tbs Mer. y e. of st.
GEO. II. REA, Pres't Second Nat Bank of St.
Louis
JAS. b EADs, Chief Eng St Louis 4 III Bridge
GEO. W. TAYLOR. Pres't Pacific Railrod (of Mo-
| WM. MASSIG, Pres't Traders Bank, St. Louis.
! JOHN X. LI0NBERGER, Pres. 7. Bank, st.
Louis
ADoLPHus MEIER, Vice e-Pres't L Pacific Rail-
way.
| ROBERT BARTH, Pres't German Savings Institu-
tous.
/ Coupons payable in the city OF New York. A
! limited number of the above named Bonds for sa le
/ at Eighty-fye. Parties living out Of the city can
remit by draft express, and the bonds will be
! turned by express free of charges We invite the
attention of capitalists and others to them as, in our
opinion a very desirable inyes men destined to rank
! as a frst-class security. Descriptive Pamphlets,
Ma Is aud inf rm ltou be had application to
| TOWNSEND WHELEN & CO. No 500 Walnut
81 Philadell hil, Agents o. the St. Louis onl Irn
| Mountain X T., Co,
| PhiIadelphia references i-oAAERiA IEas Co. :
CAV BlooS Co.; THos. BIDDLE 4 Co.
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CONSUMPTION.

Thousands of cases, when the pa.
tient supposed he was afflicted with
this terrible disease, have been cured
by the use of these remedies. Extreme
emaeiation, debility, and cough are
the uAual attendants upon severe
gases OF dyspepsia or disease OF the
Ufgestiye organs. Even In cases of
genuine Consumption, these remedies
will be found of the greatest benefit,
strengthening and dinvigorating
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NOTICE,

The undersigned having purchased, by bill of SALE
OF Henry Williams, Of Nicholson tp. in the County
OF yoming, the following named articles. TO wit =
Sorrel Mare, RhOan Horse, l set team harness, l
lumber wagon, sets log trucks cutting box, log
chains. ! set grab hooks and chains, 2 bOb-Seds,
brown COW, brindle COW, l white and red COW, l
shovel, about 10 tons hay together with beds and
bedding and other household furniture which prop
erty have left the premises occupied By the
said Henry Williams. All persons forbid to mo-
lest or interfere with the said property, they will
do 50 at their peril. q. II. WILLIAMS.
sep. 10th ls6s. nS3w
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FOR SALE.

The Subscriber offsrs for sale his HOUSE and
LOT. situated in the Rorough of Tunkhannock.-
The house hos lately undergone repairs and has all
the modern improvements. The lot is more than
twice the size of any others in the place, with new
Barn, Seven Good GRATED Apple Trees, with Plum
and Peach. The Subscriber wishing to remove
will sell for less than the actual value.
sCgF- All persons indebted to me will please make
immediate settlements WM. s KUTZ
Tunk. Sen. 2lth n9f
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas, letters of Administration to the estate
Of Danl Kunsman, late Of Tunkhannock tip, decd,
have been granted to the subscriber All persons in
deOted to the said estate requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims de-
mands against the estate of the said decedent will
make known the same duly authenticated without
delay TO LEVI SLATE Admir-
Bald Mount Luz Co., Pa Sep. Is, 'GS-ns
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DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership heretofore existing between
John 5. Lum IL 5. 2. BrOwnscombe under the firm
name Of Lum BrOwnscombe, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent All the books and
counts of the firm left i'll the hands of j. S.
Lum, for collection, and by whom all debts will be
paid, LUM BROWNS COMBE
Brintrm Sept. 5th, 1868. ySn63w
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GUIDE To MARRIAGE.

Young Mems Guide to Happy Marriage and Con-
iuga Felicity. The humane views of benevolent
Physicians, on the Errors and Abuses incident to
Youth and Early Manhood. sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free of charge. Address HOWARD ASSO-
HIATI0N, Box. p. Philadelphia, Pa
y9n3Iv
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A few oftbe many Recommendations,
AGENTS WAITED FOR
THE BlUE-COATS

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