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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-07
BY Lee q Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. LII Maiu street.

TRAME DWELLING, ON "CROW"
n HILL NEAR .T6E INTERSECTION OF
VEwAgLE STREET AND MsCHAFICsyILLE
TUB NPIKE, AT AUCTION.-on SATURDAY.
May 8th at half past o. clock p. N, on the pre-
misses viii be sold a comfortable F2A N
DWELLING with four rooms, Kitchen. &C.,
situated as above. with lot 90; feet by Ies deep.
Premises In good order, snd renting for $50 per
annum to an excellent tenant. Well or good wa
ter on the BaIne. 4-- g..
TERMS Al sale. es LEE GODD1!,
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GALE OF LARGE AND VALUABLE

GALE OF LARGE AND VALUABLE
- REAL ESTATE IN MECALENsORG
COUNTY, VA.-By virtue OF q decree Of the CIR
cult Court OF Necklenourg county rendered on
guardian, &C.. u8. Jones &C., I shan. on TUEo-
DAY the LIST day of June, 1859, sell upon the prem
ises to me hiFhess bidder. a. p1Ss aacsion The
now resides, lying on the Boyd.on and Petersburg
plank-foad tweIve miles below the village OF Boyd
tSs xaD TEassoGasTEk aoRHs The
improvements consist OF large and handsome
dwelling. in thorough repair, and all necessary
cellsnt etolehouse where large and profitable
mercantile business has been conducted for many
years. There is also upon the place an excellent
cent TO It. The survey Of the Norfolk and Great
Western railroad runs through the tract.
This propertyis regarded as wen worthy the at
whether for the purpose OF speculation or resi-:
aence. Possession to be given on the LIST day Of
January, 1870 vita the privilege to the purcha'er
TERMS OF. sALn: & sufficient smount of the
purchase money to defray the costs OF cult and e1-
thereof to be paid In two equal annual instalmens
to carry Interest from the day OF sale-tbc pur-
chaser to have the privilege, II desired, Of paying
CURED 70 give bonds with approved personal seca-
I aSd t vii Be nn the Whole the
chase money Is paid. u. -
On the same day, shall, By virtue OF decree OF
the Circuit Court OF Mecklenburg county rem
dered on the 9Th day of April, $780, in the suit OF
sydnor, Coroner &C, rS Jones, &c, sell upon the
premise. to the highest bldees at public SUCTION,
the TRACT OF LAND owned by Joseph Jones,
immeci stely acjoining the lands above described,
containing SEVEN HUNDRED and TWHFTY-
SIX ACbkS, lyiog upon the waters Of Miles creek.
There 10 upon this tract an excellent DIV Ell g,
with all the usual out-build!ngs All Of th~se
lands are fertile and productive and well adapLed
to the growth Of corn, wheat, oats. and tobacco.
They lie within six mues OF Roanoke river. which
is the medium Of transportation from that locality.
Possession OF this property will be delivered on
the ist Gay OF January 1870, with the privilege to
the purchaser OF seeding q crop OF wheat.
TERMS OF eALE: One third Of the purchase
money to be nald In cash and as to the residue
thereof credit OF and is months the deferred
payments to carry interest Fl ON the day OF sac.
The purchaser Will be required to execute bond.
for the deerrcd payments and The title 10 the
land to be aimed until the whole Of the purchase
money Is paid
Persons oeoiring more particular information In
regard to these lands are requested to address
3. r. JOHNSON, Commissioner,
my e-2ot Bo3dton, Mecklepburg county, Va,
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BANKS AND BANKERS.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
WILLIAM B. TsAACs, WILLIAM G. TAYLOR,
JOHN C. WILLIAMS.
WILLIAM B. IsAACs 4 Co., BAEKERs,1
Corner Main and Fourteenth streets, :
RICHMOND, April ID 1863.
TOREIGN EXCHaNGE.-WE DRAW
IL TIME or EIGHT BILLS IN sums to suit on
the following plsces-to wit
ENaLAND-Lond0n and Liverpool,
lRELATD-Dubrin.
SCOTLAND-Edipburgh.
FRANCE-Paris and Havre.
GERMANY-Bremen, Frankfurt, Augsburg,
Muenchen, Darms,adt, Stuttgart, Nens.adt an
der Haardt Mannheim, Landau in der Pfalz. Hell
delberg, Wien, Prag, CasseL Lubbock. Leipzig,
Crefeld, Dortmund Luxembourg. Muhlhansen IN
Tnuringen. Braunschweig, Breslau, Dresden.
Coeln, Berlin, Goettingen, Magdeburs, Koeniss-
burg.
SWITZERL aND-Bern.
BRLGiUM-BruRsels.
HOLLAED-Amsterdam.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NORWkY-Christtana-
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points.
DEPOSITS received.
LOANS negotiated. ap A-d&wlm
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A VERY NEAT FRAMED DWELLING
n AT THE s9U Em5W Ell CGR fYGIE1o ~
IN WEDNESDkY, 9Th Of May, at u o'clock 2.
M we wtIl sell at auction, upon the premi the
Unwilling situated as above, occupied by Mr..
II has six rooms besides q kitchen. The lot Is
le2 by Isa feet to an alley
:1rbis 10 desir able home for small family, and
ronId be a good investment, as the tenement S q
Uood enc and the rent nets good income upon
the probable cost Of the property -. :, =
TERMS One-third cash; balance as 1our anu
eight months, with interest
Auctioneers.
The above sale Is postponed on account of Inc
inclemency Of the weather to FSIDAf, TN In
slant, at q o clock. "a w
NH 8 ". o. w. -
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

rE<WO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
4 WITH BxI~K KITCHENS THKREON, On
TRE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD RETWREN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETa FOR SALE
at AUG TION.-Will be cold at auction, on the
premises, on FaIoAY the It'll Of May. 1859 at
half past O'Clock ?. NJ &. those TWO VALUA-
Bile LOTS located as above, with 81 x
KITCHENS thereon adjoining the grocery ana
restaurant OF MIR. Michael FALLS, each q oy LOU
feet to An alley.
TERMS : One-third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added,
secured by trust deed.
my6 W. GODItt". aucflUDeer.
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AUCTION sAkBs.
ia By drubbs williams, Aucsioneers,
Eleventh bee0eeu Main and Bxnk streets.

FvoMMIss1ONER's SALE OF A LOT
o'OT GROUND ON TIM EAST SIDE OF
UNION STRBaT BETWBHN FRANKLIN
AND GRACE.-In execution Of 8 decree Of the
Circuit Court or Richmond entered 21d February.
1855 in the case OF Darlington, trustee, vs Page
and ais I will sell at auction, upon the premises
on "WEDNESDAY the 18th cay OF May, at S
O'Clock P. NJ II fair II not, then on the next fair
day thereafter, at the same h$ur, LOT OF
running back 70 feet to alley is feet wide, adj
joining the property Of Wfuiam Tyree, and Is the
same lot for many years occupied by j. Mcbride.
ThBMs. Z t sale. Es1#s ~
JAMES PLEAsANTs, Commissioner.
GRUBBs d WILLIAMS. Anctioneers. my
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AuGTIOR SALES.
1yTuTE DIX.
BY Wellington aodd'n,
Auctioneer and Beal Estate Agent.

. E...
T1RsT-CLAss RESIDENCE AND Va
CANT LOr AT THE sOUTHEAST, C NnI,
HEH or oARYfAND HIRsT sTE STE W . rO6
SALE At AUC1IoNmMiM 6e soi e,, ~ aSc Mn1
E isaa sa eompmsncins at O'Clock NJ the l1rEs
and admirably weii.built BHICR Ew w. an sSs
sS a,ds ~ Gary street Of 10 feet and runs back
is The Esc6sS I'LL tour
onrss pood m1oke-house and large urick stable
and carSnsge-house. The whole premises ,. are
hu the late Arm of ~Beazley d Quarles, and
no eTnense shared to make 1t, as 1t really Is,
irst-class residence. It Is owned BY MT James :.
Williams twas formerly occupied by mml3 ano ls
now In the occupancy OF MIR. trancls x 0iAsHo"'
at an annual rent of SIZE a., s.s
The property win be sold as whole or 30 DIVIDED
as to sell of lot to the eaos ironing '0 iees on
TERMs !: one-hfth cash: balance at four, eight,
twelve sixseen. and twenty months for negotiable
notes interest added secured by trust deed.
my .-~eEs a. w. dODOlN, aoStLoLletl.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
nv Vy-1IRTuE OF A DEED OF TRUST

<~<<-<<<<~-~-~---~@ -~S-~~-~-r-~~~~~~-~
BIZ Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
4 iI7FT No. 1lis Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-07

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY
l. FRAMED BUILDING on JEFFghsoN
BETWnEN Broad AND ARsHALL
STREETS AT AUCTIOW.-By virtue Of deed
Of trust executed by John Nocker To- the UNDER
signed ano duly recorded In the office Of the 5ust-
IL rs curt of the city or Richmond, viii pro-
coed to sell at auction on WEDNESDAY. eta
instant, at O'Clock P. n, on the premises, The
folio wing property conveyed by said deed OF trnst
thereon, being and lytug in the city OF richmond
on the west side OF Jefferson between Broad and
Marshall stieeLs. fronting Is feet on Jefferson
street. running back between parallel lines So feet
to an an alley feet wide. .---.
The improvements consist Of a neat TWO
STOEY csAMED BUlLDIH6.
TEKMs Ore-half cash balance on n credit of
six months, interest added, secured by q deed Of
trust
mY8 JOHN G. NOLTE, Trustee.
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CLOTHING.
MAIN STREET.

n ge
cIoTHrHa made to order by -,
u 49, ,,.g ~ =. BIZ SEErSh q ooS' i.
SKIRTS made 70 order BY So. 80
PEMBROKE WHITE DREss SHIRTS for sale
-, n : ssa y L. BssHPENOE BOZ.
WALKING CANES, Ia great variety. for 70
~ )" - 4. B. SPENCE & SON. I
wpYaHI,s PATENT UMBRELLAS fsr sale
by $50 .rpas 8&t8F- u. B. SPENCE BON.
EECKTIBs and sCARFs for sale By
i1-F~--,--- - K, B. sPEHCE eON.
PArEET HLLIPTIC BRACE sUsP ENDEES
eor .aIs NV Z. B. SPENCE q son.
LINEN ana PAPER COLLARS Tor sale By
= n. B. SPENCE & BOE.
eAUzE MERINo UNDERWEAR for sale BY
p Z. B. SPENCE d son.
CLoTHIEG.s sHtRTs. and 9ENTLKMEN's
: 500. FURNISHING GOODS.
for sale low BY x. B. SPENCE SON,
MY isoo NAM StIecs'
CECOND SUPPLY OF TIE LATEST
~ sRf sIuMnHs 6 SESrH1 81
for mems, boys, and youths wear. at very low
prices. -
CAssIMEREs, CLOTHS snd LINENS
in all colors.
Clothing made TO order in style ut short notice.
fine stock OF Furnishing Goods, Trunks, &c'
-" Merchant Tailor.
mv1-sm a1 -, 1877 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-07
T-O TEACHERS.

BOTTLES WANTED.-Highest prices
ID paid for CLARET BOTTLES at &. GE-
X, IT'S. S13 Bank street. ap 3o-Teod
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A VERY NEAT FRAMED DWELLING

By Grubbs & williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-07
CAssIMEREs, CLOTHS snd LINENS
in all colors.
NTEw GOODS! NEW GooDs'!!

NEW GOODS! NEW GooDs!!
~ NEW CLOTHING ..
MY STOCK Is NEW
q New in style, go rsssfEa
New In prices gelf 7.r ;.
/ New In quality,
es. New In make
and will MAKE You feel NEW when you get In
them: Cali and 81 safT nsT '9 TH 4 eEoTHrsn
r COX TO YOUR INTEREST.
I now offer full and complete stock Of
.- BEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
for Mems, Youths, and Boys, wear, at greatly
5eH reduced prices.
Also, an entirely new stock OF
GENTS PORNIsHiEG GOODS. -s
E.a HATS ....-..
Of all the leading styles, which au prepared 70
bell retail at wholesale prices.
Please call before purchasing at
my1-sm No. sss Broad. corner Fourth street
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DAvLIE's,
1OUTs E.
OPPOSITE Posr-oFFICE.
In addition to our
LARGE AND WRLL-ASsORTED STOCK
.. sPRIS6 CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS,
.. we now offer large job lot OF
LIGHTWEIGHT ALL-WOOL CASRIMEKS
GOATS AND VESTS
AT PRICES LOWER THAN THE COST OF
THA MATERIAL IN THEM,
as follows:
Spring Cvercoats at 90; regular price, sD.
Single-breasted Sack Goats, $40; regular price,
&1s. ..-
single-breasted sack Coats, 81; regular price $E.
single-bressted Vests TO match coats), 81; regu-
lar price, SO. -.st...,... ..-...
single-breasted Vests. o.; regular price, a. 50.
youths Vests, s2So regular price. 3D..
HENRY r. MILLER,
ap2s JOHN s. DEVLIy.
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DEDUCTION OF PRICES.

1N --..I- ------
DOvER LUMP COAL (per IS bushels de-
nYereCl CIV
DOVER HAIL GOAL tper Is bushels de-
ysrea ~. .; co
Office and yard on Sixth street nesr the canal.
ap 2l-lm T. q. JONES, Agent,
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WANTS.

W7ANTED, faithful NURSE. Either
Wv white or colored and who can assist In
family sewing. Apply On Fulton Hill TO
nv 1-1* WILLIAM L. HAhRISOE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-07

W7ANTED, BoARDERs.-Mrs. RE1Ns,
w corner of Main and Sixth streets, can &C.
commodate two families, or four single gentle.
men, In large, well-furnished rooms, with good
BOARD. Terms reasonable my 6-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-07

VETANTED, to buy good secondhand
w ONE-HORSS FAMILY CARRIAGE:
Give description and price. Also, wanted 70 sell
a pair Of good sound and gentle FAMILY
H0hsRs, or would sell them singly. Address box
SsT myoot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-07
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

T7RUSTEE'S SALE OF A BRIO Z
i DWELLING At THE EORTHEAS coz
NER OF CLAY AND HANCOCK STREETS At
AUCTION BY virtue of deed Of trust executed
BY Dudley Gilman TO the subscriber, dated soth OF
october 1857, and recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court office, being thereto required by the holder
OF the notes secured, viii sell at auction, upon
the premises, on MONDAY, May 10th, at half past
O. clock P. N II fair, II not then on the ge1t
fair da, thereafter, as tie same hour, the BEIGE
DIV KLLINa and LOT situated as above It is
nearly new aad has ak The lot Is . oy loo
rect to an alley 10 feet wide
the debt secured, with expenses Of ssle-say about
s7os the balIrce upon terms to be made known at
the time of sale. Arrangements may be made to
Civ better terms. of which notice wil be given ut
the hour of sale r. W. 6RUBBa Trustee.
GRUDBs q WILLIAMS, suctfonoers. my4
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! aIIIfI,sIFjF,FON RA,LRs.
= rAIs DAY.

BIZ Cook d Laughton, ,Auctioneers,
=, corner Governor and Franklin streets.
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GROCERIES, &c.

RF0LAsSES.-L Of prime BRIGHT
WI ENGLIsH ISL AND MOLAseES, in hun
dred-gsllon puncheons, iron-bouud, in store for
my5-st HILL. BENTLEY & sKINKrR.
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By Cook d Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor anu Franklin streets.

JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, & uctioneer. +
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FOE wEgT.

EOR RENT, large BRICK DWELL @
IL INC. on the norm size of Broad below ASAl
twelfth street It contains ten rooms: kitchen,
&c. JAhlsM ID. TAYLOR. auctioneer,
: NV II 81 Main street.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-17

R& betees @aftr 3u3utban, ba bic Butter
.pobl f9nel fsrtia, aber aud s1ets ans fdfs
perben wlrbe.
ST bic Butter su1fdnbis aussef&teeen,
10 fauttet man bieislbe lanft int Safe au'
(ammen unb ntmmt ie bsraus. UNI fe in bic
gang refine Buttermanne ~ lessn. !8ter
blttbt Ne einise ;3eit aeben. bis fe fsa pirb.
baan rpirb Ee Don Der @attt4 pber Nolte
spaRdneis befreit. @ei@tebt btss bur@aus~
briden init Der !9anb, 70 naaGen bic @anee
natarli9 ben bSdten Grab Der &stnbstt BE-
lben. aud mub Elm @sfdb nit faltemWadtr
batei febsn, bamtt, uenn bic 9dnos warmer
.ps-oen, fe lofort absefablt weroen t5nner.
@iu man ertra feline Butter baben, 70 barf
mai (e ME nit BaGer auswaiaen. tnbem
font bas feineNrprna nit pesaeipalt sperben
trirbe.
Gben1pmenis tarf lie ftarf setnstst rpers
ben, neil ie pann lei&t Mmisris 1irp. ST
bic Molte total be%rausseorldt. 70 ial;t man
fe mad @eI6mad, sibt aud spptl ettpas
tpeiben 3uder, fetnfe @affnabe ;u. Haa
benz @al;en bteibt bic 8utter etntse @tuns
ben lieaen, .pcrauf ncGmats bic Motfs tat"
tis berauseeartettet wirS. %ls Buttsrfa!i
madt man ti9 Elm @emense, BON II S6ei'
len Gals, 2 Sb.ilen @alpeter unb 3 S1etlen
;3uder unb re4net auf l pfo. Sutter 11nae
BON bteIem Butterlal3. 9o bebanbelt, uirb
man fiber cine b09f fem arcnatifhe, BELT
tate unb nubjube Butter erbalten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-17

aber NIT fetnen1 @etbt un> alien pter 2tn~
bern 3ur ~2oren;fape1e aui ter e4neeeo>x,
UNI ben ret9fen 6esen bes 8tuamels terab'
3uFeben auf bas sebetltSte @aupt fftaes eb'
len MISREPRESENTATION @ouar&en, bes ua'
uersebti9en &atfers Sp(eYb bes 3wet'
ten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-17

Etee @eE9ter bic lteben &letnen ron S@uIs
anb 8tr9e rtdt abi1reden.
.Nur bet btefer etnen Etrae
ST bic Wabrbett, 1T BE &raf,
6dtte AUDI bic fati4e 2etrt
Gaulente an i@ aeraft!
ggenn aud Miutonen meinsn,
Dort ber Matrbeit Qi9t 3u ftt'a-
@ir-wir ppaen bel Der Ginen
Dlautenstreu. serettet febn.
s.. 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-17
4. Gtn3iebun9 BON @elbetn.

q. GtH3te9un9 BON VetDetn.
Wtr beiorseu bas @oueetiren BON 9oten UNI
S4utb{hetnen auer Mrt Grbidafteu T.. {. ". Ia
dQen 8betlen Gurppa'S unb Der Ser. @taattu,
Daju erforberlidt g)apiert, als BoQma4ttu,
gersi&aeiihanes< lrtunben, xottsnf9etue X. fftr@
tigen tptr ltlbi1 unit: @aranttrun9 ber 9e4ts
e~alttetett an unb teior8eu bic eonlularti@t 81
elaubisuus bertIbtn.
Den @egentpertb aQer III europa
purd uns coleetirtett ODER BET unlern
torttsen Gorreiponbenten fir un(ere
&e&nun9 einsebenben @eloer 3ablen
mir bier III @olp a.s.
5. @erfauf Don pa0a9szS@ efnen
aar ~lebtr}abrt poa Sre.nea. 9auatsrs unS atserpoct tad
Retp. sort per SeSeintff ptt Daturftoot. fprte BatrttaeS
tur 9ReNt ron &susaort bs ct. Saul II beu ntebriafes
Wretfen.
6. Seaablung bon Iaren
III fsben Etetls es @taates. Mn.auf uus Bertasf wa
@runSeesatsuua sesen gom,nt0eu &c. &c.
Z. 9eretnt9te Gtaaten 8onoS
teesr N1t. ais 5-2Oct, 40-40er u1a 7-3Osr faufeu um> VET
fau'en ntr luna 1asessGourfs.
6ebrloer wi4ius S Dmubar.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-07

We give up most Of our space this
morning to the Presidents Message
and other Reports submitted to Con-
gress BY the different Secretaries.
We regret to say that the Message
has evidently been badly Transmitted.
Yhe Telegraph Association attempted
too much in transmitting the Message
and many other long documents
tbs same day. In order to use more
slhan one wire at the same time, the
Message was cut up, and our opera
tors found it almost impossible to
put the fragments together again in
good shape. We are, however, under
especial obligations to them for their
efforts to give US perfect Message; /;
and that we did not get one is not at
all their fault. -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-07
Kentucky LegIslature.

The Kentucky Legislature met yes
terday, and organized by electing
p. III. Leslie, of Warren County, Pres
ident Of the Senate, and j. H. Bunch,
Speaker of the House. The Govern
or's Message was read. The Govern
or takes cheerful view Of the exist
ing condition of the affairs of the
Commonwealth, and discusses at great
length the prominent questions of
the day. The crowded condition 81
our columns prevents us from giving
an extended synopsis of the mes
saga. d
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New York.
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Dg- For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLES
on the face, use PeTg,l's Co7seCtO7Ie and Pm
pie Remedy. prepared only Oy DIR. B. @.
PERRY, 49 Bond Street, New York. Sold
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
of Solitude, and To e Diseases aud Abuses
which create impediments TO MARRIAGE.
with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed
Ietser envelopes, free of charge. Address
DR., J, SKILLLN HOUGhTON, Howard
Association, PhiIadel pht2, Pa.
junI2 d5m Tsp n
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