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FREAKS OF A MONTANA
TORNADO. --.-...l....
Avian Carried in the Air nearly Two
Hundred Feet ON Ihe Root OF n

Avian Carried iR the Air NEARLY Two
Hundred Feet ON the Roof OF n
HOuse. ...-.. gs.- q -.-r.r.
From the Deer Lodge City New Northwest
During the past three weeks there has
been succession of violent tomatoes in
the valley, unpleasant as unprecedented.
They last from one TO three honrs, and
are succeeded by a perfect calm Their
General direction IS from northwest e.
southeast. The width of the storm track
is not over a mile, its greatest violence
being confined to a belt of 200 or 400
wards, crossing the valley diagonally
n short distance below town, and
occasionally the side currents Civ
ing us a lively shaking up in the
village, notwithstanding the protection
guaranteed us by the orgsnic act and the
! Immigrant association. The first Two
wasted their fury on fences, trees, and
moderate-sized bOulders, tossing them
about like jack-straws, and Just by way
of variety wrenched couple OF log
out of the Decker Building IN the lower
end of town. But on Saturday last the
| third-apd we most devOutly JOIN our
/ PRAYER with Mr.. Elliot that il may be the
/ fast-of these cyclones played piece OF
diabolism not on the bills, and we believe
unprecedented in the explorations OF the
Rocky Mountains. 90. sg
Mr.. A Elliot recently purchased INC
Hail farm, on Cottonwood creek, q halt
Lmile from town Il has on It double
log house, one story, having root area
of l7x4O feet. On it there IS a dirt TOOL
Mr.. Elliot was engaged IN re-roofng II
with boards, and had il about completed
on Saturday when the storm began HIS
son, a lad of q dozen years, was on the
corner. and he on the comb. As The
whirlwind dipped, he called to his son 10
lump down, and Mr.. Elliot clasped The
comb projection of the boards 70 prevent
being blown TO the ground dust
at the instant the entire ROOT,
rafters and all, was lifted from the build
J / ing, and rising with the whirlwind, sailec
away. attaining an altitude of about d
, feet at the greatest, and landing lS9 teel
from the house, where Mr. Elliot wa
D dumped by the conclusion the root per
formed a sOmersault oEer, him, and wa
: scattered a thousand fragments up TN
d valley. Strange as IL may sPPear, MIR
d Elliot is only slightly bruised 81 l1ll
y The lad was uninjured, the board roo
= gliding out from under him, leaving hin
= sitting disconsolate on the dirt root, whil
" his father was abandoning him 81 me raj
/. of so miles an hour. When il is e0nsic
: cred that the roof contained L. 200 feet
n lumber, was nailed to heavy log-ratteri
M and that the whole affair was carried u
" feet intact, some idea of the force OF u
"a whirlwlnd may be obtained. The distsaS
is given US by Mr.. Clagett, who measure
) it Immediately after the occurrence. II
a escape Of Mr. Elliot was q miracle.
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FRANCE.
PostaI-SnaiI POx.

PANS, May est is rumored that there
is to be change in the Director General
ship at the Postofice Department 1ortn-
with. Should this rumor prove true, ell
forts will undoubtedly be made for the
establishment of postal treaty between
Frnce and the United States. Such treaty
will be more likely to succeed under any
new administration of the French Post
Office Department.
It is now certain that smallpox prevails
in st. Palagis prison where Rochefort and
several other journalists are detained.
Pierre Bonaparte Exiled.
Prince Pierre Bonaparte has been or
dered by the Emperor into two year s exile
in America and will soon leave for New
York now under surveillance,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-29
TEE POLITICAL BxEyoLIgrIoNIN
ID NEW YORK. r


The extent of the political reyolutiOil
which has taken place in New York may
be Judged of from these facts: The eoun+
ties of Chautsuque, Monroe, Genesee and
Essex have not given Democratic ma
juriiy for forty years until this election
They were Overwhelmingly Anti Mason
then Wing, and afterward Republican
Their politics have been similar to ou
Western Reserve. A Democratic major
ity in Ashtabula and Geansa countie
would not be in any respect more exra
ordinary event. There are dozen othe
counties whose Republican majorities 10
! fifteen years have been counted By thou
sands that now have voted she Democrat
ic ticket. Such incidents mean noihin
more nor less than that q wonderf'
change sin progress all over The Unite
Siates. Gin. Commended a. io
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SPAIN.
uNipped thc Bud.,,


MADRID, May 2S.-Last evening a eau
Gus of country deputies in the Constitp-
ant Cortes. was held in this city to decide
mon what action is most desirable to take
relative to the selection of future ruler OF
Spain. After long debate, proposition
70 invest Serrano with royal attributes,
was lost by a vote of 22 to II, and the
caucus adjourned.
" hat IN Pity!
1t was reported to-day that Gen. Prim
has announced his intention to resign from
The Cabinet if Serrano refuses regal
rank.
manifestation in favor of Espartero
is expected here to morrow. 4
Gen. Prim was present at the caucus OF
country deputies yesterday, and made a
spseoh in favor of Serrano's elevation.
Another Marathon Affair,
The Spanish officials have ordered the
closest search. for English prisoners lately
captured by brigands near Gibraltar. Thu
Government promised the English Am
bassador to Spain that they will refund an.
ransom paid. The Governor OF Oadiz
ordered To accompany one of the soarchinl
parties
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A CARD.
~" d A aARDs Nd =
r.a,-, he KnnrriIle Press and Herald.

From the Knoxville Press and Herald. Z
John Baxter Sir-Your cOmmunica-
ton in regard to myself and other mem
bers of the Railroad Investigating Com
mittee, being evidently written with the
view of bringing yourself into oonspicu-
Gus notice, and being further impotent 10
bleak the force of the sworn testimony
before the committee, deserves but little
written notice They members OF that
committee are beyond the power OF your
yillainous threats The have not author
lied me to undertake any vidication, be-
cause you are regarded by them, so far
as have observed, with absolute con-
tempt. You have heretofore made your
self self-constituted guardian of the
public welfare, and your pretended or
real Indignation in regard to the simple
| proof itself, by which you, in your opin-
| ion, bring to your own faults something
of the responsibility for the public loss,
| only demonstrates to the honest pubic,
your insincerity.
Your threats to the committee and tc
myself. personally, in regard to assault
and defense are simply insolent ane
cowardly. You can make the most o.
this. for. in the community in which
have been raised, / defy your challenge t
an investigation of personal character.
| JOHN NJ FLEMING.
| KNOXVILLE, May 26, 1870.
The following is the communication I
which this card refers:
John NJ. Fleming; Sir-lt is not m
custom to permit any one with whom
have entertained friendly relations,
remain under misapprehensiOn as to m
feeling toward them, when In "tI
course of human events" deem 1t dut
10 cut their acquaintance and denOunt
them as reereant and corrupt; aud l WI
not vary the rule in your case l a
fully aware of the part WHICH you ha'
; played upon the Investigation! CoI
: mittce, and the motives which have act
! ated you in the premises. The insidio
warfare which you have been makn
for the last eight or ten months sh'
become an open one from this til
forward. 1t is my purpose to inVestlga
yOu and several gentlemen ~ assoclai
. and confederated with you, in your nei
Ie rious and unholy combinations. 1t is d
d to me, and due to the public, that l shot
10 do so; and as l would scorn to do so In
y insidious and unmanly way, | have WI
ten YOU this declaration of my purpose
Of the end that you and your confedera
ng may be appraised of my intention, and
OF sault or prepare to defend, as your Jul
ment may dictate. john BAXTER
KNOXVILLE, May II, 1870.
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NEW YORK.
NE Cotton IIOveinent, etc.

ua.e Cotton Movement etc
NJ Y,RK. May 2S.-The cotton move
..,,nt sor the week shows heavy decrease:
Receipts all the ports 3O,7 bales, ana
oxparts, Sc, al.
Er,,,orts of dry goods for the week, 49,
-ss. General merchandise, 2,5Ol, no.
GrinnelL
.t,r4ber rumors are current to-day oil the
-.-,oval of Collector Grinnell.
The Friends. q,
The ortnodox Quakers held their annual
.,.aating to-day, and discussed the Veat
80 III the Indians by the Government
A metropolitan joke.
q,ha spnnarance this morning In two
go York journals of the following bogus
advertisement caused intense lndlgnatloh
among large numbers duped 10y It;
aAtteution. 1000 good, sound and sphO
Irshmento go to on an excursion TO S Tli
ala At 800 each. Apply TO Richard wal
ters. o. East Broadway. by order OF Ih'
. Committee of Arrangements, A. OAK \
!. Hall VIM. Sweed, Peter B. Sweeney M
Il. Brennan. .,, ,,lo.
an immense crowd assembled at the Piac
as0nated in the advertisement Wa,ler
sa;S he was Fenian, but knew notnlh
.ohou4 tlle advertisement. The men inc
marched TO the Office of Tweed, Sweeh
~ Mavor Hail, and were informed Va
-shsv had nothing to do with this hearue'
practical Joke.
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RICHMOND.
ROWdyisDis

p,-vx,osp. May 2S-There was good
~ n rowdyism and pistol firing last
seal In one of the affrsys policeman
n sssg...r was shot and MORALLY wounded
an an ex-polieemsn Kennedy was 'aoiS
wounded. Du;sou.
~. conservatives have been much ex-
- dav over rumors that the Com :
Cite -srs Of Election who are nov count co unit
mission Ste. have discovered enough lleGai
ing the ', SSure the election of Ellison
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-29
AF.RE IN THE BAsEmE$r

The following letter, lately received by
the Mayor of Indianapolis, indicates a
belief on the part of the writer that HI
isn't far from that place:
MAY, IA, 1S7O.-MayOr of Indianapolis.
Dear Sir: / propose to furnish all the
heat ne cessary torun all themanufacturing
works, and to do all the heating of bust
ness houses and resident buildings in your
CITY. from the fire within the earth, pro-
yided your citizens will pay sufficient
sum 10 do the work. The machinery viii
cost about $50, 900, and the labor $780,
600, or thereabout. You may think thii
impossible; butnothiDg is impossible. TIT
fire is there. Address,
JAMES H. RYNERsoN,
Box 80, Clayton, Indiana
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TEXAS.
,rnosc Terrible Ku-KIux.

ST. LOUIS, May 2S,-Isaac Hockaday,
Travelling Agent for several wholesale
houses in this city, who was reported
killed in Texas, few weeks ago. proves TO
he dsfaulter about $4,000. The story
about his death was fabrication.
The book keeper for Barnum Bros, Of
this citv absoonded some days ago, having
forged and altered checks to the amount oil
about a 900 -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-29

A bridge was burned at Richmond, Ind
on Friday, on the ?. G. and St L. II; H.,
$50 feet long and so feet high. Loss
800. 600. Supposed to be the work OF an
incendiary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-29
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE

SENATE. \
SATURDAY, May 2S.-The Senate met al
1e' O'Clock this morning, Speaker Thomas
in the chair,
NEW BILLS.
By Mr.. Cooper, of Bedford-A bill to
nreyent the credit of the State being given
or loaned to any person, corporation OF
ocsociation. Passed first reading.
By Mr.. Cooper, of Bedford-A bill to
nroIibit the issuance of State bonds 10
anv railrord company chartered previous
to The adoption of the new Constitution
Passed first reading. s
TO ADJOURN.
Mr.. Palmer offered resolution Tor the
adjournment sine die of the General AS
sembIy on Monday the 18th OF June. Lhes
over under the rule. sZ a.- ID
Adjourned to IL O'Clock TUESDAY
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
SATURDAY, May B.-The House me-
at nine o'clock, Speaker Perkins IN 'ii'
chair. So SD ., a.,
i There being no quorum present. 'h'
| House adjourned to Monday.
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CUBA.
y,,,,.,scaa i'm a Tigh. place.

VaImasedh in n Tight Place.
New York, May pa letter from st.
Domingo states that Saget, an agent Of the
Spanish General Valmaseda, had been cap
tured by the Cubans at Contlllo, with forty
men, and that all were shot
Valmaseda was at Bayamo, where ne
and his forces were surrounded by Ouoan
patriots.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-29

Dr. Hall says sponge beds are health
We know man who has sponged bed
and even sponged his meals, for nj
years, and he isn't 50 very healthy
] cent at meal times. tl1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-29

"A Utica lady, enthusiastically praising
her pony, exclaimed that he was real
sweet-beautiful at an opium reveri6.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-29

NJ account Of the raiAy weasnsir Ss
oh .;iie Friday, the races closed, 49,
l'on nes have gone to Cincinnati ioi 'N'
hot ss beeinning next Monday.
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ENTPHIS.
,,.,.Nusualty.

,,.,,vz,s May 2S.-.< plaste1e sE;r 5o,i in
M Mclaughlin, fell l. oin = .., ~ While
Jonn l,d nostoifice building Ia " "'B''7
s usiaep. and was killed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-29

The platform Of the female voters o
Mormonism cugk' to be More-men-ism. Z
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-29

That was left-handed recommenda-
ton given by a Western pape: in ecom-
mending candidate for office, that du,
ring the war his friend had received
wounds enough 10 kill "any ordinary
mule ,q5gs i 4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-29

ocprNsBuRG, May 2S.-H IS reported
that 500 Fenians intend to pass over tne
Rome Ron and Ogdensburg Railroad tO-mor-
T Marshall Ju benedict, contemplates stopping
thu force, with the aid of United States
troops. Also, all other bodies Of remains s as
that NAV attempt to pass over the Ioaa ., 20
the front, unless it be coanternlanueu "
the United States officer tn eommana
One hundred Fenians at Fotsdain Su a.,
lion without transportation, attempted tRe
Sa ~ of train on the Ogdensburg and
| lake Champaign railroad, going East, 6u
ware repuIsed by a company d Unitee
States troops Zach train Of this road
no Deputy Marshal Benedict refused to Pc Pc
,;6e characterization for the Fenlans at Aa
| lone, who dssiEe to return home. -
Gen. Starr, Of the Fenian force, passe
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-27
LIST OF AGENTS.

TlTUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vICTNI
TY-STEPHEN ..O0f. Office, Hamilton'n Cigar.
store, adde's litusville, Pa Assistant John Van
Se,iver.
fffUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vICINI.
TY-H. IL THOMAS. Office and address, Man.
Jon House, 1itusvile, Pa.
sHAMBURG AND vICINITY-GEORGE IR-
WIN. Office, Shamburg; residence, Titdsvie, Pa
Assistant. A A. West.
ENrERPRISE rLEAsANTVILLE, BEAN
FARM AND PlrHGLG W.. GEO. VAN
VLlET. Office and address. Chase House, Pleas
anrvil.e. Assistant II. C. Huntington.
TiDIOUT AND WEST HiCKORY-CHAS
CLARK. Office and address, Exp 'ess Oficc Tid
onte. Pa. Assistant, u. &. Beardsley.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON Oiice and address, Petroleum Cen
tire, Pa Aisistant, Charles BlackfO,d.
rARR AND BLOOD FARMS ard District lying
on Oh Creek and Cherry Run, from Story Farm 10
larr Farm, Pa. Assistants, Luther B. Saunders.
Charles ". Cochran and william iIoyt.
McCLINToCKyil.LE, OIL. CITY AND NO
a 8. WEST. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
Assistass. 4. Mead
FNANM1IN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY wv
Err iLBhR Ot!icc and address. Franklin, Pa
SORCBG ASS. FOSTER FARM u PACKETS
LANpIN,i-BICUARD w. REDPIELD. Office
and addr. - Srrubcrass. "a Assistant, X. VI Por.
tcrfeId, address tmlentOn, Pa.
WEST VIRGINIA--C. u. ANGEL. and r. r.
0pCK Address, fsrksrsAurg. Vsst Virginia
R6btS1s pr~-t"pEa TDTTedc o.
mueSsS
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-12-27
CAU r!ON,

The publlc Il autioned sga,nst employing sny
Ut the reguiart authorized Agents Of the Comma
ny. since the Roberts Patent cover the use Of the
iurpsdO and all explosive materials for oil wells.
and the of such materials by other parties ia A
direct infringement Of their rights. Any parties in
fringing any Of the ROBERTS PATENTS will b,
iealt with according to law, and acting wiIfnIly
and knowingly IN defiance Of law and the decisions
Of the Courts
The Company have reorganixed their busines.
with view 10 accomm date Oil Men in every oar,
of the Oil hegion. The, have employed the mosa
efficient Agents and Assis iarts thai be procuI.
for the business Each Torpedo i. labe led with
date sf patents, together with the price OF the Tor
pedo, aud signed by an officer Of the Company so
every Operator wishing Torpedo may know liz
price and whether 1t came from our Office
Npe ators will confer favor by reporting to this
Office any negligence Of Agents.
Tho following named persons have been appo:nt
Cd Agents and Assistant Agents for the Oil Regions
of fennsy ylvania and West Virginia.
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\. ;. Smith has jnst returned from the
E'it with I,rgs stock of Shoes and the
latest sY'rs n t'pers Tr IA1ies sN,es.
oclSf.
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BULLS
SAR - APAR ILL a
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother ......, o.

from his Mother g.r..tt "a
Benton EsTr.cks. Mo, April ~, lsS1.
DR. JOHN BuLI--DeAr siri Knowing the eft :,
eency Of your sarspaTll., aud the healngAnd bene-
hcisl qaslltiss posse asss, send you the following
statement Of my easel .t...r.
Twas wounded about two years Ago-was taken prs.
oner and confined for sixteen months. Being moved
% often my wounds haye not healed yet. have not
sat upsa moment since vas wounded. am shot
through the hips. My genera health "a Impaired,
and Ineed something % assist nature. have more
fth in your ssTsspafa than IN anything else. vish
that that IL genuine. Please express me half dozen
bottles, and oblige CAPT. Z. u. JOHNSON
. 81, Louis. Mo.
y. The following was written April 30. is1o, by
Mrs. Jennie Johnson. mother 81 Capt. Johnson
DIR, JOHN BUL4L-Dear sir; My husband. DIR. q.
e. JOhnton, wac Ekillful surgeon and physician ia
Central New York. where he iied leaving the shove
c. p, johnson IN my care. A. thirteen years Of age,
he had a ehronic diarrhea and -crofula for which I
gave him your Sarsaparilla 1T CURED HiMi !
nave for ten years recommended Il TO many ia New
York. Ohio and Iowa, for scr0fula, fever sores and
general debility. Perfect success has attended II.
Ihs t7ecisd o. scrgHa and lSsr sors
psrt almost miraeal0Hs. very anxious for my son
% again have recourse 20 your sarsaparilla lie 10
Il arfu Of getting spurious article hence hrs whiting
t. you fOrit. HE wounds were terrible, but believe
hewin recover. Respectfully,
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

Whereas, by virtue Of a certain Trust Deed. hear.
ing date the fourth day OF March A. d. 1855 and
duly recorded IN book "h" Of deeds page 295 etc .
81 the records OF Alexander county State OF Illinois
DANIEL Atie did convey 70 the undersigned the fol.
loving described real estate, to-wit:
Lots numbered (l5l fifteen and (lO) sixteen in block
numbered l eleven, IN the city OF CAIRO county ot
Alexander aud state VI Illinois Ia trust however
tih lh case OF default 10 the payment Of the sum al
Mlfti'lwo hundred dollars, due from the said DAM eli
Able 70 s"hn n A. 8riswoid, payable IN three eallai
nsalnehts, OF ten hundred and Sky elk 6G.lOO doll
lars each, ia one, two and three yetr1 nom said am
day % March A. d. ls55 with interest al the rate ~
ten per cent per annum-payable annuaily--or sny
part thereof according TO the tenor and effect OF
promlssory notes executed therefor, and fully de-
crlbed ia said Trust Deed that then the
trustee should proceed to sell said real estate s bv
said deed VI trust provided, and execute 10 he
purchaser good and sufficient deed CONVEYING ali
the right, tue and interest OF the said Daniel Able
by said deed OF trust conveyed 10 the undersigned .
ana whereas, part Of said debt aud interest stil re
mains due and unpaid, default having been made
Now, therefore, pursuant to the provisions OF said
trust deed, and at the request Of the said John NJ
Grswold, notice ~ hereby given that in Accordance
with the terms OF SAID trust, will on Saturday The
lah day OF February, 1870 between the hours Oh ten
o'clock am. and hye O'Clock pm, Of said day Al
The 'front.' door OF the court house. IN the civ ~
Caro- county OF Ale xander and state Of Illinois Dro
coed 70 sell at public auction, 10 the highest bidder
for cash, the real estate herein before eseriDed No.
satisfy the debt now due and unnaid and The coats
and charges ~ tsin' trust, and will execute 10 The
purchaser a deed for the premises sold
o.. >, ., 60, JOHN z. HARTMAN.
'Aio' N'' 'sh' ~ i''o-o'" Trustee
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EXPENSES:

The Library and Rssdisg Room. which contains all
tie isadlns periodicals. are free 70 the students.
.
Board In private families, iseiudlnx light and fuel,
cen be ob,sissd q IRON ~ 10 - per vssE
The nexs session opens on Thursday, January sIth,
iS70. aAd continues ~ weeks. .....I ...f ...
s<udsnts admitted ct any time.
For further isformatios address the President or
A. J. WARDEN.
Janl9v1m Clerk OF Beard Of Tru, tees.
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy

MRS. Cures Cole and Gripping IN PRICB
WHITCOMB'S the bowels, and facilitates 2J
SYRUP. the process Of teething )CENTS
MRS. subdues Commissions and ov- PRICE
wHiTCoMBS ercomes all diseases incidcnti 25
SYRUP. f. to infants and children. C'NTS
MRS. Cures Da.rhea, Dyseutery, PRICE
wHlTC0MB'S and summer Complaint In rs
SYRUP. children OF all ages, } CNTS
Itisthe Great Infants and Children's Soothing
ne medy In all disorders brought on by teetnng, OF
Prepared By the GRAFTON MEDICINE CO., 81,
Louis, Mo, .1.Iu -
Sold by druggists and de in medicine every
where. se27 lydsw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-31

An ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN. on Physiological
Errors, Abuses and Diseases, incdoh, to T--di and
Early Manhood, which create impediments TO MAR
RlkGE with sure means Of relief Sent IN sealed lst-
ter envelopes, free Of charge Address, Dr. s. Skill
LIN HOUGHToN, Howard Association. Philadel.
phia Pa se27dsw3m