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'MANHOoD"-Anothcr new Medical Pamphlet
from the pen OF DR.. Curtis. The Medical Times
saws of this work: ''rh;s valuable treatise on the
causr and cure of premature decline shows how
health is impaired through secret abuses of youth
ai.d manhood, and how easily rcgsinot,. Il gives
clear synopsis OF the mpediments to marriage,
the cause and effects of nervous debility, and the
remedies therefor" pocket edition of the above
will be forwarded receipt of 25 Cents by ad-
dressing DR.. CURTIS, No. IS North Charles street,
Baltimore. Md. May 81 "
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Charleston Advertisements.

Wanted, Wanted, Wanted!
TNO purchase COON. OTTER AND DEER SKINS,
Il for which the highest CASH prices will DO paid
by ns. Washed Wool 45c.; Unwashcd 30-this is
owing to an advance in the wool market aid we
arc desirous of affording the very highest prices
to the country merchants for all articles i'll our
line. Coon Skins, good winter 1885, per Id.
MOSES GOLDSMITH & SON
Jan II 30t Charleston s G.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

valuable Real Estate 1Or Sale.
f::' 1. DWELLING and LOT, corner of 49,,
Ell Upper and Bull streets. rgSs
>. Dwelling and Lot on Lumber street. - % 81
). Fine Building Lot on Arsclial Hill.
!. Lot corner of Lady and Main streets.
D. Lot - feet on Main street.
q. House and Lot near Charlotte Depot.
Z. Lot corner OF Taylor and Assembly streets.
8. Three Lots in Waverlv
.. The Barhamvlc Property and Lands ada
cent.
10. II acres o. Upper street, adjoining the Fair
Grounds.
II. Fine Dwellings on Arsenal Hill.
II. ], 400 acres of Pine Land near Camden we'll
wooded; containing two good mill sites and one
mill completed, the survey of the Chatham Rail
road passing through it.
l3. GAO acres Pine Land, in Kershaw.
IL. ZIG acres of Land in York, rich in gold.
10. 1867 acres productive Land, in Abbevile.
l6. 5000 acres productive Land, in Laurens.
II. 1900 acres productive Land, in Marlboro
Is. 976 acres of productive Land, in Fairfield
10. 600 acres Phosphate Lands, near Charles
ton, on StOnO River.
20. fine Saw Mill Property, near Lexington.
q. 1,SO0 acres, in Richland, RIVER Swamp Lands,
with good Mill
%. 1000 acres of Heavily Timbered Land, in
st. Stephens Parish.
%. GOO acres of Cypress Land, near Gadsden,
convenient TO North Eastern Railroad.
ALSO,
Fine COTTON PLANTATIONS to rent, low.
We have Lands near Columbia which can be d-
vided into small tracts to suit purchasers.
GIBBES Il THOMAS,
Jan 8 Real Estate Agents.
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Special Notices.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN-On the ERRORS
and ABUSES incident to Youth and Early Man
hood, with the humane view of treatment and
cure, sent by mail free of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box F., Philadelphia,
Pa. Jan 90 3mo
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PHODES' MANURE. in its preparation, is made
Cotton, Corn, Wheat tobacco, Potatoes and other
root crops. The Manufacturing Department is
conducted by Frederick klet', one of the most
States 1t is endorsed, approved and recommended
by all OF the most prominent Chemists and Agri-
culturalists in the Southern States. ''It can be
productive of large crops and unexcelled by any in
the market, in the high per centage of True Fer
tizing Principles" Price s57. so cash. or sos time
with Factors acceptance, and per cent. interest
until Let December, 1869.
OkCHlLLA GUANO, ''AA."-A fine Bird Guano,
rich i'll Phosphates and Alkaline Salts. Price SO
cash. or $40 time.
PERUVIAN GUANO, warranted pure and always
on hand. Furnished at market prices for cash.
i. s. KliETT & SON, Agents,
Dec ~ 3mo Charleston. 5. {.
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TIE MACIIINE, CALLED MAN. is !

TIE MACHINE, CALLED MAN, is "A
very complicated and delicate one, and is more
liable to get out Of order, and much more difficult
to repair, than any combination OF wheels an d
cranks and levers, made by the hands of man.
AS rule, it is tinkered TOO much and JaNy tinker
cd at that. 1t is often calomelized narcotized,
depleted, and otherwise misused, when all that it
really needs is a wholesome tonic and restorative
like HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS to put
it in proper trim and keepit so. The stomach is
shamcfully maltreated. In the first place. the
food, which its juices intended to dissolve is
too frequently thrown into it hastily and in a
half masticated condition. in which st ate the gas
trio acid cannot properly act upon it. The result
is DYSPEPSIA. Then comes the doctor, and, find
ing the digestive organs weak and the bowels
inert he proceeds to weaken and paralyze still
more with drastic purgatives. These failing-as
they always do-to produce a salutary change, he
tells the invalid that medical science can do no
more for him. This, with all due Difference, is
mlstake-one of those mistakes which Talleyrand
sad were tantamount to crimes What the dys-
pcptic needs s invigOratiOn. Strengthen the
stomach with Hostctter's Bitters, and the stomach
will strengthen every other part of the human
machine and make it, i'll common parance, as
good as new. Upon the state of the digestion de-
pends, i'll Il measure, the condition of the whole
system. Now, the Bittcrs are the most admir-
able tonic known They consist of the finest
vegetable lnvigorants and restOrativcs, combined
with an unadutcrated stimulant. The dyspeptic
needs nothing else TO effect cure except light
nutritious diet, and fair amount of exercise
Even in the absence of these last mentioned
accessories the tonic and alternative properties OF
the preparation will work wonders, enabling the
dyspeptc to digest inferior fare with compare tive
spite Of the drawbacks of a ascdentary occupation
Jan Is t6
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Trophies to the Victor. 80 Another Gas
Cured.---Read it, Sufferers.

nE. l.. II. HEINITSH-DHAR SIR: In accord
cate Of cnrc i'll my case. | had Chills and Fever
for more than three months, in which time my
loss OF work was equal to 500. / took only olc
bottle Of your CHILL CURE" and am entirely
cured: my heath restored The only objection
have 10 /; is that it increased my appetite far be-
yond my means to supply il. Otherwise, it is tie
best Chlil and Fever Cure hnown. Yours truly,
Jan II HENRY DANIELS
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, July 25.-To-dsy the How
ard crew rowed twice on the rivei
Thames in their American boat and Gre
sted a favorable impression. The style
of rowing was good although the pace
:. was considered rather SLOW The Oxford
crew called upon the Towards during
the dsy and fixed the race for August
Odd or on one of the following days.
The members of the Howard crew will
practice daily until the race comes of.
MADRID, July 26.-Mauy Arrests con-
tinue 70 be made on suspicion of disloy-
atty at Cindad ReSf and hundreds of
people are soliciting pardons from the
government for completely. in the recent
Carlist movement. They state that
they were deceived by the Csrfist lead
ers. A sharp street fight took place yes
terdsy at La Mucha between the Carlists
and government forces, in which the
Carlists were defeated and fled to the
mountains. There has been several OF
the Carlists arrested at Cienca. The
insurgents of that place have released
the prisoners confined in Jail.
PARIS, July 25.-It is reported that
Carlos has ordered q cessation move.
ment in his behalf. His partisans are
much discouraged. .
LONDON, July 2S.-The Harvard crew
with Kelly as cockswain, yesterday
rowed against ebb tide and stiff wind
and in spite of these circumstances the
opinion formed of the Americans is ia
yOrahle
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Alles...y Live s..eh Market


-CATTLE-The supply Of cattle on
sale this week aggregated o.2 10 f lee I
against 700 head last week, ana o,V noau
the nreyious week. The supply was
fnilv nm 70 the demand, and the marxet
rnled rather dull, and prices were lower
on oil Grades. excepting for choice tat
St y. wbich commanded for extra W
os &C., cwt and for prime to choice 25a
US. Medium TO good cattle were from
8 OOa6 so per cwt, and stock cattle dull
at OOa5 90 per cvt. The sferings were
of a fair quality, but mostly qf the me
Sinm nnaiity. Very few were left over
nnsold. although sotne 'droves were
bongbt and aftsl wards retailed out.
'HOGS-There was q fair run, but
sales we're only made ia retail way at
10 OOa11 90 per hundred for prime to
choice, and 10 OOs10 IS for medium, OF
rather stock hogs. o. "a.
SHEEPrThe number On sale aggTe.
gate of both sheep and lambs lO3O head,
against 700 head last week, and 1900
sRe previous week. The supply being
lighter than usual and q fair demand
prevailing, the market ruled active and
higher, especially on good to choice
grades, and there was not sufficient OF
this quality to supply the demand. The
ruling figures for choice fat sheep were
5 O0a5 so per hundred, and lambs, from
the lower grades to extra at 5Oa4 w
per head. The market was entirely
cleaned out of stock at the close.
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO, July -.
FLoUR-Less active and easier at
D 75a7 20 for spring extras.
WHEAT-Dull and 2ia2fc lower:
sales of No. | at 36.al 81; closing I'M
changed; No. quiet; sales at 33!al 35:
closing at 23!sl 81: this afternoon
market irregular and tirmer: sales No. y
at 30 cash and 20 seller August.
CORN-Quiet and 4a5c lower: No. .
unchanged at 90ts92c for regular and
fresh receipts; closing unchanged: re.
iected sold at Soc; no grade at S5taS7c:
this afternoon sales of No. at 9Oc sell,
Ter August.
No. . at 5Ss65c for new and old receipts
closing at 62a65c for old and 3saAS!c fol
new.
RYE-Quiet aud lower; No. l nominal
at O9a1 10: sales No. 2 at U3al No
closing at o..
BARLEY-Nominal.
HIGH WINES-Unsettled: sales q
l 04sl Us.
SUGARS-Firm at l3fal4fc for com
mon to prime Cuba.
MESS PORK-Inactive and hrmer
80 50a:}3 75.
LARD-Firm at lSsc.
oBACoN-Dry sailed shoulders firm al
l39alSsc.
CAiILE-Dull and weak, and 2Oa25,
lower; oOa5 90 for cows and steers; 8
40 on Tor fair to medium do: 6 75a7 =!
for good to choice steers.
HOGS-Active and Arm at s0ae II
I for commons; 9 l5a9 % for fair tn Medium
9 40a9 60 for good to choice.
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Cheese
DISSOLUTION.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between F. Widdel and { saIlss >
Scherer, undor the firm name Of T. WlDDEL
4 Co, has bsen dissolved by mutual consent
Ch aries J. ScSerer retiring. -,
The business will lie eontln asa al tb@ oiu
s,.rJ No I1I MAin street by !. Wi-1el, vEO
viii also settle all claims t!nst the late hrm:
Persons having claims will present then and
those knowing themselves indebted Fii please
'-'' F. wDDLR.
c. J. SCHERER
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Cincinnati Markets
CINCINNATI, July %

CINCINNATI, July rs.
FLOUR-Firm but quiet; family at
6 0Oa6 IS.
WHEAT-Firm and in fair demand;
red at goal %; white at 35a1 As.
CORN-Advanced to 90c for ear; sup.
ply light.
OATS-Advanced to 77a79c for old
and 65a75c for new.
RYE-S' eady at 90.
WHISKY-Advanced to o. and iron
bound sold at 10: all kinds held at this
rate at the close
TOBACCO-Firm and active; sales
194 hhds at 6 00alS IS.
PoRK-Held at SO 25a33 80; buyers
offer 33 90. .--
BULK MEATS-Sales at l3aal4c for
shoulders and 16tal64c for sides.
BACON-Firmer; shoulders at l5c and
sides at 1SalStc.
LARD-Firm at l9tal9tc.
BUTTER-Firm at 25a30c.
EGGS-Dull at 13al4c.
GROCERIES-Unchanged.
OILS-Unchanged.
GOLD-l36 buying. -. -
EXCHANGE-Steady at par buying
MONEY-Market easy.
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New York Mono, Marker.

New YORK, July %.
MONEY-The market remains easy
and the demand on call was freely met
at Cal per cent on call, with some excep'
tions at per cent.
observation-disclosures SalOper cent.
STERLING-More active and firm at
1O95all05.
GOLD-Heavy and lower; opened
at 1861, advanced to 1899, fell 10 1861.
and closed at 135Ia136; carrying rates
SAL per cent.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Dull but
strong. Coupons of 81, l22al22!;
do '62, 124al24t; do "a, 122aal22s; do '65
122aal225; do new, 120Ial2l; do 81, III
al2ls; do '6S, l2Ofal2l; lO-4Os, liza
ll2l.
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THE FRENCH CABLE.
Speech Of Sir James Anderoen-Cor
& respendenee Beiween fhe Fres'
ident and Napole0n.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-In his speech
yesterday at the banquet III nonof CO. ~
the LAYING of the French caole, 81,
lanes Anderson said he had been tod
RI AT cartairr opposition had been mads
20 tbs LANDING of the cable. 1t might be
a. 20 the same kind of enterprises,
ua a TO Mr.. Field and his colleague,
but he did not care for that. lie was
ouite sure that the American people
would not be unjust, and that tbey
wonld not allow any company to spend
a million of money to unite two great
continents together without giving them
a fair show. At least he believed it
vould be weak and foolish on the part
of the company to ask for undue sym
pathy or partiality. Ifthey could not
work as we'll with the rival company
or faster, they had no right to the
public support, and would not get IL,
whatever the public sympathy might
be. The cable was therefore lard as
purely commercial enterprise, and every
right thinking person Trusted that IL
wonld promote peace. God forbid that
it might ever be used as a weapon OF
war. F.,
New, YORK, July 2o.-The following
is furnished us by the Franklin'line Of
=
PARIS, July 26-S:45 A. NJ.
7othe Secretary Of State, Washington
The Emperor of De French to the
President Of the United States, Wash
ingtop am highly gratified to inau-
gurate the new line of telegraph which
mites France with the United States, by
sending to you the expressions of my
good wishes for you and for the pros
perity of the United States.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
WASHINGTON, July Is.
The President of the United States to the
Emperor Of the French:
| cordially reciprocate your good
wishes and tsnst that the liberal policy
of the United States pursuanG TO which
this cable has been landed, may result
in many such means of communication,
between this country and its
earliest ally and friend.
(Signed) us. GRANT.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market

PHILADELPHIA. July 70.
CATTLE-The market was very dull
this week, but prices were without ma
terial change. About 2l0O head ar
rived aud sold at 9a9ic for extra Penn
sylvania and Western steers; 7astc for
fair to good do, and 6a6ic per Id gross
for common, as to quality.
COWS-Were Unchanged; $50 head
sold at 80 0Oa60 90 for springers, aud
45 OOa75 90 per head for cow and calf, as
to quality.
SHEEP-Were in fair demand; 49,
600 head sold at the different yards at
4a6!c per Id gross, as to condition.
HOGS-Were without change; $500
head sold at the Union and Avenue
Drove Yards at l3 oOal4 90 per 100 lbs
net-the latter rate for prime corn fed
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Fresh Teas
Refined Sugars.
Choice syrups.

t. BARRELS BARD 4 SOFT SUGARS
- Just received By
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CARD

Returning thanks for the kind patronage
heretofore extended me, l TOgId respectfully
ask Continuance hf the sans % 2. WiDDEL.
AZ the old stand where my many friends and
Gust ,mers v III ind the usual large assortment
Of IApIES'. MISSES AND CHlLDRENS
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS. at low cash
ixi6',f charles sCHERER.
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Clevela nd Market.
CLEVELAND, July 2

CLEVELAND, July 2S.
FLOUR-Firm and steady for winter
grades, spring grads scarce and better
WHEAT-Receipts very good; inqui.
~ for parcels on spot is light; sales No. ]
red winter, at l AZ; No. 2 do at 81
No. | red seller August at 81.
CORN-Receipts good and quiet; No
l mixed held at 99al 90; sales No. 2 dc
at 96c.
OATS - Quiet and nOminally IN
changed; No. State held at SOC.
RYE-Not much inquiry and nomin'
al at l 10a1 ID.
BARLEY-None offered and no tig-
ures given.
Observation-Disclosures held at 28ia
29ic for July and 29a29!c for August for
standard white; crude held at 665.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, July rs.
In the market there is little doing
but prices rule steady and finn. New
ertheless, on Monday next it is expected
that trade will open in earnest, and a
good business is anticipated the comm
month. Heavy low priced woolens
such as Chinchillas, beavers, &c, are
in good request, AID fannels and blan'
kets are beginning to be called for, but
other classes of woolens, such as cassi
meres, are not yet much inquired for
The market for WOODEN shawls will open
on Monday next at about last years
prices, only for Misses, which will open
little higher-say at from So to 90c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
New York Market.

New YORK Markei.
New YORK, July 2S.
COTTON-Rather more active, with
out decided change in prices; sales OF
1900 bales at 34c for middling uplaHds'
FLOUR - Receipts 12,5l2 barrels;
market dull and 10al5c lower.
WHEAT-Heavy and 2a3c lower;
sales of loo bushels at 5Oal % tor
inferior to prime No. = spring; l 5oal 81
for No. do; local e. for new State,
the latter price for small lots; % for
new amber Virginia; 40 for white Nlr-
ginia: 7Oa1 IS for white CALIFORNIA;;
/ So for new winter red Ohio, to arrive
in August.
RYE-Quiet and firm.
BARLEY-Nominal.
BARLEY MALT-Nominal.
CORN-Receipts So 1863 bushels; mar
ket opened heavy and closed Ease lower;
sal ca GIL 900 bushels at 9Scal O6 for I'M
soupd new mixed western; lOal Is Tor
sound do; closing at 10al ii and l l4i
| Is for western yellow; also, l5,OOU
bushels mixed western for November
delivery, at 05al o..
OATS-Receipts 625 bushels. market
1a2c lower; sales $4,000 bushels at soc
for new in store and Sic for do atioat.
PORK-Firm and in fair demand
sales 900 bbls at 80 50a3s % for new
mess; closing at SO % cash; 80 80 for old
do; ~ 25a2S 50 for prime; y 75a29 % fol
prime mess.
BEEF-Steady; sales 100 bills 1T %
al6 % for new plain mess, aud II OOd
IL 90 for new extra mess.
TIERCE BEEF-Nominal at 20 OOa
25 20 for prime mess aud % OOa3o w FOL
India mess.
BEEF HAMS-Steady: sales $50 bb!s
cur MEAfNFirm; sales 10 pkg.
at l4ial5c for shoulders; l7al9c fol
hams. Middles quiet; sales 50 boxes
ice cured at l6sal64c.
LARD-Firm; sales of 400 tierces at
l7a19sc, chiefly l9tc for stea m, and l9fa
2Oc for kettle rendered; also 25O tierce'
steam, seller August, at l9Sc.
LATEST.
FLOUR-Market closed dull and loo
lower.
WHEAT S .eady at SEAL 80 for No
=, and 55al SO for No. spring
RYE-Nominally unchanged.
OATS-NOmiual.
CORN-Dull and heavy at 95a96c FOL
unsound, and 09al 10 for sound mixed
western.
PORK-Quiet at 80 5OaS3 - for mess
BEEF-Unchanged.
| CUT MEATS-Nominal.
BACON-Dull and unchanged.
LARD-Dull at 19ta19sc for fair to
prime steam.
| EGGS-Firmer at 23a27c.
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LOUISVILLE, July pa special train
arrived here from Clarksville bringing
passengers that were, saved and many
of those wounded and able to trav-
ell. The following badly wounded were
taken to st. Joseph's infrnary Where
they are receiving every attention:
Mrs. H. McColl, New Orleans, C. II.
Sage, Fulton, N. Y; VIM. McColl, N. O.:
w. C. shepherd, N. o. The accident
will not deter the company from run
ming trains regularly. They WI run
trains of the Memphis q louisville r.
r. via Nashville, over the North west
ern r. R., and day trains on the regular
track.
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gp Teleataph
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
by Telegraph to the Rsgisterl
no TIak REGlSTER.

= ~ sWAsHINGToN, July %.
A Ramer.
II is rumored that General Canby is
to be sent to Mississippi to superintend
the election, and that General Nc owell
is to succeed him In Virginia. -
s Naval Ceurtmatsisi. "
A naval court-martisl of great inter
est is to come of in this city the last of
the present week. 1t is that of Sur
geon Chas. S. Green, Of the Nipsic, just
returned from Cuban waters, ION charges
preferred by Commander Selfridge, for
disobedience of orders, in refusing to
discharge one of the seamen from the
sick list. One point in the case will be
whether the surgeon or captain of the
vessel is the proper person to say when
a sick man is fit for duty. A more inn
portant point is whether commander
can give such an Older to the surgeon
and this turns on Admiral Porter's pes
theory as to the relative rank OF line
and staff officers. Captain Davenport is
President of the Court. =.
gE & lndicted for Ffssd. ga|
An tonia Pelletier, who has been fgur-
ing soue hat largely Of late at the
West in some questionable financial
transactions, and who has creditors in
Cincinnati aud st. Louis, has been in
dicted for fraud by the Grand Jury here,
and arrested on a bench warrant by
Judge Fisher, on complaint of Z. L,
Stevens Pelletier's last opsrations
wero in and around Oberlin, Ohio,
where he was purchasing horses.
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THE COOLIE QUESTION.
Chinese Agents Coming-0rders from
the Secretary Of the Treasury.

the Secretary Of the Treasury.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 28.-TAe repre-
sentatives of two leading Chinese COM
panies in this city have accepted an In,
vitatien from the Chicago commercial
party to accompany them to Chicago as
guests. They will visit New YORK and
other Eastern cities and then proceed to
the Southern States and give their at
tention to the Chinese immigration
question question.
Since the Secretary of the Treasury
has directed the Collector at New Or
leans To use all his efforts to prevent the
Chinese Coolie trade, his attention has
been called to this port, where, it Is al
legged, the law of 1908 prohibiting the
importation of persons of color who are
held to service or labor, and that OF 1907
against the Coolie or slave trade, is to,
tally disregarded. 1t is also suggested
that a society be organized here to pro-
cure the enforcement of the above laws
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WAsHINGroN, July %.
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ARRLAGE.

Reflect that = sound mind and body are d,
most necessary regulates 10 promote ootnlh,A
happiness. Indeed, without these the iorrLs
through life becCmes = weary pilgrimage "
prospect hourly dsrkenr ts the view. the MIS-
becomes Swallowed with despair and Allied Va
the melancholy roA.stion that the hApplbsa
another becomes blighteS with our own
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LOUISVILLE.

Fearful Accident on the Memphis
aud Lssisviile Raiiroad-A Bridge
Breaks Down and n Passenger
Train Falls Through-Three Per
sons Killed nnd Many Wounded
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Married Persons, or Young Mea com,
ing Marriage, being aware OF PhysioaS NJ.
mes organic debility, deforniEes , We.
cured. 'p7S
He who places himself under the car.
j., may rel giously oontide in his honor !!
tleman, and confidently rely upon b. AS
physician.
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tary Vice, that dreadful and destruct,s =, n,
which annually sweeps 30 an uutir,.,s NJ
thousands Of Young Men Of the mos, "a
talents and brilliant intellect, who MA .Is,
wise have entrsnoed listening es1a,e. az. S'As
thunder OF elolnencs, or walked 10 so...,S Y
thrilling Tyre, may call with full contJ.HS =