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Vermont Reform school.
WATERBURY. June lGtl

WATERBURY, june 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairbank the new Superintend-
cnt and Matron of this Institution. arrived in
town Monday and entered upon the duties Of
their respective Offices the day following
The transfer Of these responsible trusts 10 these
new, and we trust, worthy and competent mana
gers of the Reform School, was unattended with
ceremony, though the high interests Of many in
diWduals involved in such change, might well
signalize the occasion as worthy both 10
the resent and former incumbent of these posi-
tons. Their changed relation 10 an interesting
class Of community, indeed, 10 whole communi-
ties and the State itself, can scarcely fail to
awaken emotions Of thrilling intensity not 10
them alone, but TO others who have been ASA
ciatod with Mr.. and Mrs pcase as assistants and
teachers OF the boys from the commencement, and
TO the boys themselves was this change Of so int-
mate relations not without high interest, even
touching the most tender sympathics Of the soul /,
but as we have intimated above, there were no
ormaities attending the transition Of these Offices
10 hands fresh, but not inexperienced in the labor
OF reforming juvenile delinquents and offenders.
The presumption is, that the new superintendent.
like his predecessor, is 10 devote himself 10 work
not TO display
We have been assured that Mr. rairbank UNI
dcrstands the duties Of his position. and will dis
charge them Ia a satisfactory manner If he can
equal his predecessor in love and devotion h the
holy work Of juvenile reform, with the advantage
Of superior bodily yigor, he will doubtless meet
the highest expectations of those Interested in his
work. We believe Mr. Pease feels strong conf
dence in the SUCCESS Of his successor, and no one
will be more highly gratfed in seeing such re-
suit
OF MIR. and Mrs. pcaso we most confidently
affirm they have accomplished all that could be
done in the circumstances.
The peculiar trials and discouarements which
Mr. pease has encountered in the discharge Of
his official duties, would have driven almost any
man less devoted 10 the work from the field Of his
labor of love but the ungenerous and unjust
treatment he has received from those incapable Of
approaching work like his, has neryed him to
the utmost of his physical endurance to work for
the success Of the Reform School. Now that his
labor as Superintendent seems to be terminated,
there are not few who would esteem 1t priyi-
lege to pay a grateful tribute of respect to one
who has 50 noby hattled with combined natural
difficulties and personal opposers in bis noble
work for the public welfare
Happily for the late Superintendent, lac was sus-
tanned and aided ~ the sympathy and remarkable
energy Of his companion, the matron
10 Mr. and Mrs. Pease the public, for whose in
tercst they labored, and especially the boys, ow,
debt Of gratitude they win not soon fully pay.
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Tho FINLAND Marble Onarries.

During the session Of the State Convention AT
Rutland "Wednesday, His Exceency, Governor
John b. Page, extended an invitation to the gen
tlemen present TO 20 on an excursion to the West
Rutland marble quarries, after the adjournment
Of the Convention. Nearly the whole Convention
accepted the invitation, and the Governor, Mr..
Charles Sheldon, General William Y W Ripley,
Mr. Baxter and other Rutland gentlemen and
marble princes were assduous in their kind at
tentions in pointing out the leading objects of
interest All, who had never before seen the
quarries, were taken wholly by surprise at the
magnitude Of the business and were filed with a
sense of the sublime at the sight Of the deep re-
sounding quarries The Governor then told the
party that the territory covering all those quar-
ries was sold, within the memory Of men now
living, for the consideration Of one old mare and
colt; and in reply to the inquiry of gentleman
he saidit could not now be purchased for millions.
Aside from agriculture, probably the marble bust
ness of Rutland is the leading interest of Yer
mont, and we know of several hundred gentlemen
who feel especially grateful to Governor Page ioi
" showing it up. Messenger
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pemocratIe Slate Convention.

The first delegate Convention Of the Democratic
party met at Montpelier to-day Hon w. H. II.
Bingham, Of Stowe, presiding
Hon. Homer W. Heaton u Montpelier, and
Hon. Z. j. Phelps Of Burlington, were named for
Governor li9 votes were cast, Of which Nh Hea-
ton received 1922 Mr.. Phelps %, j. j. Deayitt.
II, and there were scattering Thereupon the
nomination of Mr. Ileaton was made unanimous
Hon. Morillo Noyes Of Burlington was nominat-
cd for Lieut.. Governor, and Hon John NJ Weeks
Of Lyndon, for Trcasurer-both by acclamaton
The convention is said u have been unexpect-
eddy large, it being The first since the adoption Of
the delegate system, and was quite harmonious
notwithstanding lively discussion between tho
friends Of Messrs Heaton and +. j. Phelps in re-
ference to the gubernatoral nomination
The old State Committee were reelected. a.
follows II. b. Smith Of Milton; j. NJ. Weeks
Of Lyndon; Hiram Atkins of Montpelier Geo
W. Aiken Of Troy George II. Simmons Of Ben
nington.
The following resolutions were adopted
R,,ohsa That the practical working Of the General
1ovcrninent a. administered by the opposition " the
Democratic party, zeal aud love for the prn
Re'ohsd That are stIll In iavor Of strict adhor-
enco 70 the Constitution Of the United States the
guard o. the liberties 81 the people and of the States
Rssoitsa, That the Democracy now a. ever make no
Distinction between citizens whether Of native or foreign
birth aud that We slmpathzo ever, with men of
al natlonalites striving FOR selfEovcmmeut
system Of taxation Of the General Government and OF
e corrupt and wasteiul expenditure Of the proceeds
Rssoief That wo prefer system Of government in ns
eordanee with the principles Of the Democratic party
R,. .9h 70, pse'sqi y stem 81 radical rule
lions this day made.
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III Bs,


In Chicago, ILL.,, June &C. by Roy. +. d. HemenWay.
Mr.. AHIHuR D. BANctoFr Of Montpelier, and bliss IL
LiEITE l.. CAMP Of Chicago. No cards.
In Randolph, June 90 by Rev d. h. Bradford Mr.
WARnEN SMITH Of Randolph, and Miss DEBORAH b.
FREEMAN OF BroOkleld
In this village, at the Catholic Church. June by the
1T. Rev. l. DcGoeshrand Mr.. MAGloHE LOtsf.LLE,
and Miss LAURA HANEI, both Of this town
In Cabot, June &c. by Rev. 8. Y. Drew Mr. GEoRGE
GOULD aud Miss OLIVE A. STONE, both Of Cabot.
In Montpelier, June ], by Rev. s. Holman, Mr.. CAL
VIZ CARPENTER, Jr, OF Cornth and Mrs. LUCINDA Mon
RILlq Of Waterbury.
In Bethel, June 4, by Rev. S. A. Parker Lieut.. f. f.
CtsHMAN Of Reading, formerly of ID W. Reg t., and
Miss MARlErrE BowES, OF Bethel
In Newhury. June 10, by the Rev VIM s Palmer Mr.
CHARLES q. JAMES fChlcago H., and Miss RACHEL II.
LornER Of Newbury.
In Topsham, June s. by Rev. DR.. McKeen, Mr.. II. c.
McDuFFE Of Bradford, and Miss ROslE NJ Bit Of Tops
ham.
In Barton, June 9, by Rev G. II. Bickford MI Jons C.
ALpRicH OF Lisbon, n. H., and Miss FLORA 4. NYE OF
Barton.
In Danyille June 10, by Rev. P. Merrill, Mr. NguE-
MAH II. PAGE and Miss MARTHA j. CARR, both OF ban
VILE.
In Danville by Rev. p. Merrill, Mr. GEORGE H. KoY,
Of Landau n. H., and Miss KATIE 4. GooRiN, Of Dan
Vile.
In sutton, May 20, by Row W. L. Noycs, Mr.. Auos @.
JESSEss, OF sutton aud Miss ASSErrE NJ, CoFFRAN, Of
Sheffield.
In westaeld, June 3, by Row D. Goodhuc Dr. A. W.
ASSis, and Miss LYDIA A. CLARK, both OF Keslleld.
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CONGREGATIONAL CoNvENrIoN.-The following
resolutions on the subject of temperance were
unanimously adopted at the late session of this
body ut Brandon
Considering that the christians of our State are
by the Master appointed guardians of its moral
interests therefore,
Rcsoircd, That it is the duty Of every member
of our churches, by constant, watehiul care, and
vigorous efforts to promote the cause of temper
ance.
Resolved, That it is desirable that this duty
be urged from the pulpit
Resoiped, That we recommend organized efforts
in this work
1t was voted to hold the Convention for 1870 at
Montpelier
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NoRwicn UNWEasIrY.--At the annual meeting
Of the Trustees of this institution, held at North
field on the 18th inst.--Rev. Josiah SWEET, d.
D., acting as Secretary, and Hon George Nichols
rs Ircasuror,-the resignation of RI Rev. Bishop
Huntington, DIR. Julius Y Dewey, Mr.. Blood Of
Norwich, and Gen. Stephen Thomas, were pres
onted and accepted. Rev Charles s. Hale Of
Bellows Falls, Rev. }. lsham Bliss Of 81. Adams,
Hon. Charles Dewey Of Montpelier, and Wyman
Flint, Esq, Of Bellows Fails, were elected 1rus-
tees to OH vacancies
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NOtIce...Aurora Lodge, No. sg. rAA.M.

Members of AURORA I.opoE, No. %, DESTROYS Of
joining in the Celebration of st. Johns Day, at
Waterbury, will please meet at their Hall, on
THURSDAY MORNING, cath inst, at O'Clock
All of the fraternity cordially invited to Join.
PER ORDER W. NJ
j. r. SABIN, Sscg.
Montpelier, june %, 1869
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A GREAT POLITICAL REyOLUTO



Our and trust Justification for calling
the public attention to MOrHER BAILEY's QuiErSG
SYRUP, furnished by the frequency and facility OF
the diseases ofnancy and childhood So alarming and
serious the deeeasss that child In three dies he
fore the anh year These facts afford conclusive argu-
mcnt for enforcing mothers the importance Of using
remedy (which contains Morphine Poisonous Drug
and never fails oyhen timely used to effect cure II
greatly assists the child through the months Of teehng
anys all pain reduces Inflammation, correcs acidty Of
the Stomach, and never fails TO regulate the bowels
makes sick and weak children strong and healthy pro
duce natural sleep for the child thereby aordng rest
TO the mother. For summer complaints, Dysoncry and
DiarrhWa IL has no equal For Wind Collie, Commissions
Gripping, &C., It never fails to give immediate RELIEF
MorHER DAIELY's QUIErISr SYHuP, for children is an
ginal medicine we'll established. therefore use no
other and you safe. For sale by all Druggists and
Dcarlcrs In Medicine
A. RICHARDS New London, Conn,
Agent for the United States. $3.50
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Washington County Agricultural soclciy.

The Directors Of the Washington County Agri-
cultural Society are requested 10 meet in the
Grand Jury Room, in the Court House, in Mont
pelier, on SATURDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock,
"A. NJ, for the transaction of important business.
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~ The Burlington Free Pros says the Re
Union Meeting Of the Second Vermont Volunteers
in that city Friday evening, was complete sue
cess. The principal feature Of the occasion was
the address by Colonel Charles H. joyce, Of Rut-
land, at City Hall, which was attended by large
number Of our citizens, By whom the speech, an
able effort, vas thoroughly appreciated, and re-
ceiyed with enthusiasm. The supper, in the
evening, at the American Hotel though confined
principally to members of the regiment was
spirited affair, and the toasts and sentiments drew
out many fine responses.
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The DARTMOUTH COLLEGE Glass OF lS26 are
reminded Of the vote three years ago, to meet
again at the coming commencement, July 1872.
In addition to the attractions Of the College Fes-
tiyal in celebration of its hundredth anniversary,
they are informed, if any happen to be ignorant
of it, that their clossmate, Chief Justice Chase,
President of the Alumni Association, will give
the address to the Association. That, and the
Historical Address by President Brown, Of Ham
iton College, late of Dartmouth, will be on We'd
nesday, the 2lst Twenty-iour Of the original
number of the class Of 1926, (30 at graduation
are supposed to be living. 1t is hoped that they
will come from the East, and the distant West
and South, to this, their i3d anniversary.
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This book shows how to gain the affections Of the OF
poslte sex. Any man or woman can thus win the one
they love For sale by all newsdealers sent by mall
for IS cents for 90 cents, for $780, or 1900 per ioo
FUTILE a co..
5e.7l 70 Nassau IT,, Now York
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Mrs H. b. Of Rockford H., writes send You o
Wheeler Wilson Machine No of26, TO have attached
the recent improvemontstho improved loopohock ton
sion, gaal foot style hcmmer, hrader and cordcr
have used This machine for six years without repair
Ing, and In that tlmo 1t has earned for little over
siO0 q
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The contest between Chittenden and Lamoille
counties for Lieutenant Governor was spirited
and very amusing Old Chittenden has learned
that young Iamoille is very "spunky." Mr.
Powers presented the case happily. Joshua
Sawyer, the father of LAmoille, could not do it
better.
The Republican State Convention met in Rip
ley's Opera House, large and beautiful ROOM
finished in good taste-oi course without tinsel.
Montpelier needs a similar Hall, quite as elegant
and even larger, and we hope it will soon find
one growing
WINDSOR CouNrY.--The Republican Conven-
ton on Thursday nominated for Senators-Wil-
liam Colamer, of Woodstock, Albert G. Dewey,
of Hartford, and William NJ. Pingry, OF Wealth
ersfeld.
The Republican State Committee has organiz-
ed by the appointment Of G, G, Benedict Of Burl-
ington as chairman and Kittridge HaskinS oil
Brattleboro' as Secretary,
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Special 1lntices.
Beautiful Woman

Dtliuilui W NulNus
II you would De beautiful nagans Magnolia
Balm
II gives pure blooming Complexion aud restores
Youthful Beauty.
lie effects are gradual, natural and perfect
Il removes Redncss Blotchcs and Pmplcs cures Tan,
sunburn and Frccklos, and makes Lady Of thirty ap
pear but twenty.
Tho Magnolia Balm makes tho skin smooth and
Peary the Eye bright and oear the Cheek glow with
the Bloom Of Youth and imparts a frcsh plump appear
anoe 20 the Countouance No Lady need complain Of
her Complexion when Is cents will purchase this de-
lightful article.
The best thing to dros the Hair with il Lyons Kath.
airon MA
A GREAT POLITICAL REVOLUTION
accomplished by the election Of Grant and rcyo-
luton Of immense social importance has been effected by
the general substitution Of that pure and harmless prep
aratlon
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
for the deadly compound Of lead and birthstone of which,
according 10 the Journal of Chemistry and the Med
ca Gazote, more than thirty rpi,tl have been fostod
upon the public Cris,adoros Dye thc only one that
HAS BEEN ANALYzED,
and Professor Chiffon his own signature declares
that IL is perfectly wholesome.
CRlsrADORO's HAIR PREsERvATfyE, as Dress
Ing, acts like charm the Hair ator Dyoing Try IT,
Sold by all Druggists. sO7J-daw
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MAGNOLIA WArER.--supcrior 10 the best imported
German Cologne, aud sold at half the price.
Tooth Ache proceeds from arue In the hcc operating
upon the exposed nerve Of a docaycd tooth. Rub the
gum thoroughly with the finger, wet with Johnson's
Anodyne Llnmont" heat the iace we'll, aad lay fan
mel wet with the Eminent the face also put lituo
Of the Eminent into tho cavity Of the tooth on cotton
The system frequently gcts out Of order and should be
at regulated, else other troubles will cnsuo when
physic h needed take Parsons Purgauye pnsn they
are q SAFE wholesome and natural Medicine "A
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STOP THAT COUGHl
Prof. Hamliton's
nfun.taArrg

IT OF. IT 4 m ! { rs
INDICATED
{ q u q II c 4 " ID \
Made from extracts prepared IN Vacuo-a certain and
elective remedy for Coughs Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Those
who traways use ltcurc their Colds and avoid Con-
sumption and early grave Price only ~ cents. One
million sold annually, and sold everywhere.
For sale 10 Montpelier uy lleddeld Crooks, Babcock
& Cutler, aud ~ X. Brown Co. 507ts
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Half way up lookout Mountain, The place who're
memory T. stirred by thounpd thrilling associations,
and whore tho brave boys both armies met and fought
hand 10 hand, whore the blood of both friend and loo
mingled together and down the nountaln.side In
rivulcis, ls smooth-mocd rock, upon which poor,
wounded soldier inscribed tho following
IS. T.--le60-X.--Enrl In the battle was wounded
and carried 70 this spot BY two clever fYanks They
bado me farewell aud rs they supposed, TO die, for was
y weak rom loss Of blood that could but ainty thank
them for their kindness Thoy left my cantoen part
bottle OF PLANTATION BirrERs, 10 which owe my LIE,
for II strengthened me, and Kept life within until
help came and my wound dressed. Gud bless them
for their kindness and for the PLANTATION BurrRs."
HENRY DAVAGEL,
romuauN n nth ia
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II g a t h s

In Cabot, June 49, Mrs. HANNAH FRYE aged &c years.
In Windsor june 10, Mrs DANA s. HOLDEN aged 30
years.
In Norwich, June TO- Mr.. JAMES c. BLOOD in the 62d
year Ofhis age.
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CTATE or VERMONT,
NATHANIEL LAMBERTON'S

A ' TArE.-The Subscribers, having hecn appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for tho Dlsrioto WASH
ngtOn Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate OF
Nathaniel Lamberton late Of Marsheldin said District,
deceased represented neolyunt AMI The term % six
months from the 81 day al jane, in01 bong allowed by
said Court TO Tho creditors Of said deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective claims hciore us
Give notice. that will attend to the duties OF our a
pontmOnt at the dwollng-huuse Of phlei ". Lanhrr-
ton IN Mafshlold In said District, on the FIRST saturday
OF September and December next, at nine O'Clock IN tho
forenoon, on each Of said DAYS,
BEMls PIKE lr,i.i
JOHN 4, EDDY, N'"i'''''''N'''
a. A N
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oRANoF County, Tho Republicans Of old Or.
angc' at their convention on Friday last, re nom.
mated the following oScollont ticket ~
Roswell FAaSuAu bradford, Z s...,...
JANIS HUTCHINSON, Jr., Braintroo, 'e"'''''
ROYAL HUFFMAN, Stralori, -. -.
SAMUEL NJ. GLEASON Thetiord, States 4r0rreg.
BENJAMIN r. DICKINSON Chelsea, SherN.
CHARLES CROcKrn, Brookneld mon BaiH
Judges Of Probate.
u. w BAnENi Ncwhury, bradford District.
JouN r. CLEVELAND, BrOokleld, Randolph District
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LCTATE OLE VERMONT.
10 WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S.
In Probate Court, held al Montpelier, on the ad day

~ MAAHlNhIuN DlhIklCIa 81
In PROBATE Court, held al Montpelier on the pa day
| OF juno, A. d. lsG9.
| VIM. &, Clark administrator Of tho estate Of Georgc
bailey, late Of Northhed, In said District, DECEASED
makes application 10 said Court for lconse u sell the
whole Of the real estate Of said deceased eNceptng home
stead and DOVER but including the reycfsion Of doer
representing that the sale thereof Will be neccsary 70
pay the debts Of said deceased and expenses Of admins
tratop " his estate.
pleatOn be referred 10 session thereof 70 be hold az
the Probate Oce In said Montpelier, on the Et day Of
June, A. d. 59, Tor hearing and decision thereon and
II further ordered that all persons Interested be notified
hereof by publication VI notice Of said Application and
order thereon three weeks successfully In tho Vermont
Waterman and State journal, printed at Montpelier be-
fore said time " hearpg that they uay appear al sad
time aud place and N they cause, object thereto
0a.1l n 4. CHASE, Register
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neut Adtertis
VERMONT
BOARD OF EDUCATION

Teachers Institutes for the Counties Of Orleans Gale
donia Essex, Washngton Lamolle Chittendon. FRANK.
lin, and 1rand Isle, will Nv held ~ follows.
Al Derby Centre, July 5th and 9Th
Lectures the evenings Of 5th and 9Th.
Al Lyndonve July IN and 3th Lectures 7th and ath.
AZ Concord July och and 10th, Lectures 9Th aud 9th.
A. Norhtld July 18Th and itth Lectures 18th and 18th.
MCamhrdge, July 10th and nth Lectures 5th and 10th.
A. Milton. July 10Th and 1oth Lectures 10th and Ah.
~ Fairfax July 2si and 2ld Lectures, 2st aud 1ld
AZ Mhurgh, July 2ld and 9th Lectures Poi and &h.
Tho instuts will continue In session two days En-.
animation for Institute Certificates will commence ut
o'clock 2. VI. Of the first day.
All friends Of Education invited 10 attend Town
Superintendent requested 10 that Teachers
notified and urged ~ attend Clorymen are respect
mlly invited 10 give notice nom their pupits.
wJulyi4 A. y. RANKIN, secy.
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~ WASHINGTON plSTRlcT, s..
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and for
said District, on tho 9TH day Of june A. ID. is69.
An instrument purportng 70 be the last VIII amt Tvs
lament Of iuoy u. Blanchard late Of barre In said Dis
tret deceased, being presented 10 the Court ~ uevre
W. Dodge the Executor therein named iof Probate ~
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned therein
he notified to appear at session ~ sad Court 20 pe hed
at the Probate Onoa In Montpelier on the VIA day 81
against the Probate Of said Will for when gaensc q
further ordered that copy of tho rgeorl ID ths oref ~
nublshed three weeks successiyely In the Vermont
Natchman and Stats Journal, printed AZ Montpelier,
previous 10 said time appointed for hearing.
Se7l ~ r. n. MERRILL, Judge
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Address the Common by
Hon CHARLES W WILLARD.
After the Address there will De simultaneous trial Of
thc Five Engines with seven streams Of water in hor.
zoual and perpendicular playing and the award Of the
Referees.
Soldiers n the late IRE invited TO meet and form
at the Union House.
REFEnECs
fRANCla v RANDALL, JOSEPH POLAND
J.. J.. WALTON, CARLOS BANCROFT,
DENlsON TAFT.
MAHsUALsl
Coz. b. v. RANDALL, MAJ. JAMES s.. PECK,
ADJ'r MONROE POLAND.
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SELF-HELp FOR THE ERRING

WoRDs or CHEEn ron You've MRN who having G,lle
victims to SOCIAL EVILS, desire a hettor MANHOOD
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box r.. Philadelphia, Pa
May ~, ls6e-daw G7.7q