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SAILORS TROUBLES.
The NeptuEe Case II OnOrRbie Discharge q
Captain Peabody and His Mutes.

The NeptuEe Case Honorable Discharge Of
Captain Peabody and HIS Mates.
Captain Peabody and mates, May and Shields
of the ship Neptune, charged with cruel treat
ment to sailors, were honorably discharged yes
terday in New York. by Commissioner Shields.
This action is based upon the following facts
disclosed in the evidence:-
The Neptune left Liverpool on the 26th of last
December and there is no charge of cruel treat
ment until the Banks of Newfoundland we're
reached, where very cold and stormy weather
was encountered. The decks were then covered
with snow and it was necessary to employ ALI
hands, including officers, in shovellng it off IL
was during this time that the hands of the colored
sailors were frozen. The captain dressed their
hands, gave them clothing. and made them
as comfortable as circumstances allowed.
The ship afterward sprung o leak, and
it became necessary to work the pumps inces-
sanity for three days; the white watch had been
overworked, and to save the ship and the lives
ofall on board these colored sailors were made
to work at the pumps. The safety of the ship
imperatively required this. There lie no evil
dence to show that either Captain Peabody or
his mates, through "malice, hatred, or revenge,
inflicted any punishment on these sailors, or
that they forced them to de more than the ne
cessites of the case demanded. The United
States District Attorney is entirely satisfied with
the decision of Commissioner Shields.
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FIRE ExTINoUIsHER.
THE UNION FIRE EXTINGUISHfR.
OVER FIVE MILLIONS s5.OOO, ,OOO) OF DOLLARS
wORTH OF PROPERTY IN THE UNITED
STATES HAS ACTUALLY BEEN
SAVED BY THE EXTIN-
GUISHER

Within the past three years; while In Philadelphia
alone twenty-five fres endangertng property 70 the
extent OF HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOL
LARS, have been extnguished during the past year
by the same means Our Machine is the IMPROVED
CARBONIC ACID GAS FIRE EXITING USHER,
and is indorsed and used by M. Baird 4 Co., Henry
DisstOn & Son, Benjamin BullockIs Sons, Morris
Tasker d Co.I Alan Wood Co., Lacey & Phillips
Bromley Brothers, s; j. solms, Charles Eneu, John.
SOD & Co.. Rinby Il Madeira, Francis Perot q Sons
George w. Chlds, Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
Philadelphia and Boston Steamship Company, Phla-
delphia and Southern Steamship Company, and
many other ofour leading business men and corpo-
rations.
CAUTION.-An parties In this community are
warned against buying or selling "Extnguishers"
except those purchased from or our agents under
penaity OF immediate prosecution for infringement
Our prices have been reduced, and the Machine is
now within the reach OF every property holder.
N Bone style made specially for private resi-
dences.
Union Fire Extinguiiher Company
OFFICE, n Is stutfrp
No. llS MARKET STREET.
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CUTLERY, ETO.

DODGERS wOsTENHOLMs POCKET
ICKNIvES, Pearl and Stag handles, and
beautiful nRish; Rodgers, and Wade
Butchers Razors, and the celebrated Ii
coultre Razor; ladies' Scissors In cases.
OF the nnest quality; Rodgers Table Cutlery, Carven
and Forks, Razor strops, Cork Screws, etc. Ear In
struments, 70 assist the hearing, OF the most ap
proVc5 construction, nj r. MADEIRA'S
No. lis TKNTH Street. below Ohesnu6
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The Boston Transcript says an earnest
word in condemnation of the sensational para
graphists who are so prone to assert that yes
sells, especially of our navy are missing" to
the distress and annoyance of those having
friends on board. 1t expresses the belief that
every United States vessel of size that has passed
Cape Horn for the last few years has been re-
ported as lost before reaching her destination.
1t might have said, before she was even due at
her destination.
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ITOX'S NEW AMERICAN THEATRE, CHESTNUT
II Street. above Tenth,
ADJUSTMENTS OF ALL NATIONS.
EVERY EVENING
And SATURDAY MATINEE.
GREAT CONGRESS OF STARS.
Comprising the best artists in the country, who
appear IL Grand Bailets, Dutch COMEDY, Local
Sketches, MiDstresy EthiopianiA Acts, Farce, Comic
Vocalisln, Pantomme, etc.
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OARPETINOS, ETO.
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MILLINERY.

M r s. R. DI 4 o N
NOS. 1928 AND ssl SOUTH STREET.
FANCY AND MOURNING MILLINERY, GRAPE
Wells -
Ladies' and Misses Grape Felt, Gimp, Hair, Satin,
SIX, Straw ana VelVets, Hats and BonRets, French
Flowers, Hat and Bonnet Frames, Capes, Lacea,
Silks, satins, velvets, Ribbons, sashes, Ornamental
and al kinds OF Millinery 0ooda. IA
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE
IA Northwest corner OF NINTH and ARCH Streets.
Open daily from A. M. tn 10 p. NJ
100000 CURIOSITIES
From all parts of the World.
THIRTY CAGES OF WILD ANIMALS.
The Splendid Dramatic Company appearing in the
Lecture Room every Evening at O'Clock, and We'd
nesday and Saturday afternoons at 2 O'Clock.
Admission to all the Attractions, rs cents. 1912 tt
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AT Minneapolis, 90 Sunday morn.
ing, . maj named Hsnrich Berg, from
Buffalo county, Wis, committed sui.
IcideZb ~ hnneing..' On the same Day :
mao .ttsmpted. tojump into the river,
but VI e,ented by::a companion
1natts iatho day he. took three ounces
Of l.udanum, and was barely sayed
from an eternalsslssp by prompt modi:
cal aid.
Tue Sank Centre Herald Gays 4
few week. 80, q tho rural town q
Westport, in pope county, = couple
vsFs married, and 5 gentleman, ii SO q.
oordanos VIII Tic custom ., % such 90
'ss.ioos, approached the bride aud sid !:
"Allox n - u u eoogratol.te you on
'No you don't' aid the blushine
bride, interrupting him, "I'm married
now. I
= The Minneapolis TIbune is in.
formed that four year old daughter
Of Edward Greenwood, In Dayou, was
drownded on the 1st inst, by falling
head downward into a post hole, par.
tinlly filed with water.
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.'~ Since 'the; III Of April :: some i'm,
portant changes Of well-known' railway
officials have taken place ID Chicago, Of
which little Or nothing hals Been said:
Nj. T. 1. Kimb,ll, .fot several. years
General Western Passenger Agent If
tho Pennsylvaui. Central. With head.
quarters in Chicago, has ii Been III apapoiint:
ID General Ticket Agent Of The Union
Pacific Railway, with he.dquarrtet. 1t
Omaha. : Nj: ". G. Clel.nd, General
Western Passenger Agent in this Q city
for several years, Of the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, has
assumed the duties, in addition, to bis
own lately performed by NJ. zKimb.ll:
with, the position Of Assistant Gepera
Ticket Agent Of tho Pennsylvania /. and
Pittsburgh roads, with headquarter. in
Chicago, and control Of the passenger
business of; these consolidated ,lises
throughout tho ,Northve.t:- Chicago
VOurn0s. ss&H mi E4+}G AIS 7i4Lt
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LlTERARY NOTICES.

We have received the April Dum.
Der OF The Northwestern Medical and
Surgical Journal published by Alex
j. Stone, St. Paul, Minnesota, Among
tho articl, for tho month are an essay
on "Bro,mide Of Iron;" "selcotiops';;
from other medical works: "Trsnsac.
tioo Of Minnesota State Medical Asso.
Citations )" Minnesot. as = homo for
invslids." Pfioes3,00 per annumu.
We have received the May num-
Der Of the american Stock Journal,
published BY Messrs. n, P. Boyer
4 Co., Parkeaburg, Chester county, Pa.
We look upon this kind publisstion Is
one Of the most valuable of its kind
published in the United g States, and
recomendi lit to our readers IS text
buck in reading and managing stock.
The subscription price is. only 81 per
year, for which any one Of Its valuable
articles may return to the subscriber
many times its cost in the saving of
the life or usefulness Of . valuable
horse, COW, or other domestic animal.
Specimen copies sent free.
HARRY LoRREoUER. Bv Charles
Lever. This is the third vloume of a
new, cheap and popular edition of the
works Of this celebrated author, now in
course Of publication, by T. B. Peter.
son q Brothers, PhiI.delphi.. which
are ar having a very: large sale, for
Charles Lever has no rival in that free
man. /, dashiog style Of sketchioe life,
manners, and humorous incidents, to
which he has devoted himself His
regulations is worldwide. The popu.
'a'ity Of his novels, "H.rry Lorrequ-
En-" "Charles O'Malley," "J.ck Hin.
ton, "Tom Burke" "Arthur O'Lea-
~" ''koighs Of Gwynne," aud others
arc not exceeded. His works are
full Of genial humor, brilliant Wit, and
striking characters. "Harry lorrequ-
or" is issued 10 . large octave volume,
With portrait Of the author on the
covor, price Seventy-6ve cents, and is
for sale by all Booksellers, or copies
will be sent to any place, postpaid, by
the Publishers on receipt of price by
them.
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The Lake City ,Ssentiael Gays a
sort Of sea monster was seen i'd Lake
Pepiu near that place on Monday. ut
was between the size Of an elephant
and rhinoceros, and moved tho water
with great rapidity. The same thing,
whatever it may be, has been seen on
one Or two other occasions" Perhaps
it was 4 COW. ~.
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The Marquis Of Lorne. has laid.
himsef open to sympathy, not because
ii. young who is not lovely and low
be, but because, ~ .commoner,
though, . Duke's son; he is deparrsd
from cert.in social equality with his
hdy bride. At the recent opening Of
Che Albert Hall the poor man was
1orced to content himself With looking
from . distance upon the royal box
she Princess Louise being With them
nor could he even Join her in tho
carriage " Mi !. took DOL her to and from
de ball.
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Z DULUTH correspondent of the
Superior Times writes as followes:
'Supposiug you arc all interested IN
anything concerning the progress Of the
so'oalled canal, l would remark for the
benefit Of those who have not heard the
latest. that up to tho present writing til
efair 10 failure tho northeaster having On
tlrely blocked it up.
have just walked across on solid s1av-
q, where yesterday morning WAS ave feet
Of water in the most shallow spot to be
foun1. Remarks similar to tho following
may be heard quite often Oh Superior
street this P. ~, "Another ten thousand
dollars gone nothing to show for it,"
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A LETTER from White Pine, Neva-
da to the Chicago Tribune, under date
Of April 2lst, speaks of "snow blocked
roads," and other features of l. back
ward season, which quite throws our
own experience here in Minnesota into
the shade.
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Mas. LAuRAFA1R, Who some time
ago shot A. p. Chittenden, her par.r
mour, : prominent lawyer in San Fran
eiseo, on >; ferry boat in the presence
Of his vito and daughter, under cir
sumstances Of: great atzocity, has had
her trial recently, Il was long and
tedious, and has. resulted in her con.
viction Of the CRIME Of murder. g-
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Tn SUPREME Court of the United
States has reversed its former descision
On the legal tender act Of 1861, and
now declares that contracts made be-
sor1 tho VI may de fulfilled by the
payment Of jRreenbacks. ssS' II
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-Bya pr,vate letter received by
enc Of our citizens this week, We learn
that train in charge of Far~ell has
been captured by the Iadians between
Forts Buford and Peck, and Mr.. Far
veil wounded and two Of bis men kill
ed.-sSauk Rapids Sentinel. 100 z !
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TIE PARIS REVOLUTION.
Ioo,,s, d Il, oo1,o,, h
Bos1BAD1esT Oh SUNDAY. a1e,zz-,
IS Exclrnlinl3 III THE uiTY.
y - r

" ~ PARIS May "a
The firing last night was fearful and
apparently utterly reckless. Nothing
to compare With it has occurred since
the commencement Of tho civil war,
The city is greatly excited and alarm.
advantageous uf if ghtsusdt psopae
are eolleeted'ii almost sset3zsst.ss md
avenue, discussing the state of a1iaii1is.
~ GIN. asOkoloWitz's wound b q very
severe one, and his recovery H. doubt.
ful. Gen. La Ceello Il in oosmamidaand =,
Fort d'lssyi Gen. Dur,ssslsGr replace.
Gen. Okolowitz, Who has been wound.
3D.: r>:@e .A,aJos1'> 49,. Es@a@&re: : 49, D.
There vas eanuonading and = musk.
city FIRE At NeaiIly al through last
night, but it has since slaokened. The
journal dc Paris says the Versailles
troops have evaeuted Gennevilliers.
A series of barbados are building to
completely encircIe the city. Gen,
Wrobo'oski is now in command Of the
loft baak If the Seine and the forts
outside the walls. The Masons take
turns with tho Nationals in guarding
tina banners Of the Order on the ram.
parts, aud do duty bravely under 1 ter
terrible fire. -: :-.":@ 1T
It is reported here that provincial
elections in all parts Of France have Re.
suited in the choice Of Conservative
Republicans. Private telegr,phioe in
Paris is again suspended: IT, -:
LONDON, Nay 5.-The Times speci
al from Paris says oil hopes Of peace
have been abandoned. Delegations Of
the Free Masons have gone to the
Commune. 49,. -.
There was constant heavy firing yes.
terday between the forts.
The Times Versailles dispatch says
Favrs and Porger Queriten have gone
to .Frankfort-on-the-Main to meet
Prince Bismarck. @.@'
The Daily News dispatch says the
Versailles forces ere Smelling Arteul
from a battery at Monerout. -, = = ~<
The Prussians allow provisions TO-
enter Paris, which occasions :uneasiness
easiness at Versailles. ).
The castle Of 1ssy has been burned.
Dispatches from Versailles announce
that tho Government forces have car
ried BY assault the iusurxens position
at S.qqet Mill, about one mile south of
Forts Bicetre and ,d'Issy. ,Oae. hun
bred and fifty Of tho Communists were
killed, aud 10 eaanon and. 500 prison.
ers captured. The mill has, however.
been ,evacuted by the Versailles troops,
as tits exposed to . destructive fire
from the insurgent forti6cations. -.
VERSAILLES, May 5.-st. Gsrn.in
has been t.ken possession Of by tho
Versailles forces who .have2 established
a. battery there with which to shell the
insurgents and gunboats lin the Seine.
A naval combat is expected. ~ 5ea,I
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=: TIE Mississippi is very high at st.
Anthony 1, lacking only eighteen inches
Of being as high as at the great flood
of'59. Further Injury to, the falls is
feared, -: -,::. -: f,s..> =: tree.
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r. The State Sunday School Ascot .
: s,ionrill meet il St. Paul on the 9Th
~ q July, and remain in Tst ssssliion
Gay q 'ulyL@sa4 remain in session
'A--e days. - y
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I'VE clip from one Of our exchaae-
es the following sad story:

es the following sad story:
"A Confederate soldier. went to Brasil
in the close Of tho war, taking with him
his wife and two daughters-one 10 and
tho other IL years Of age. He was IN
educated man, having been = preacher in
Montgomery county Tennessee, but ap-
perently his was not tho sort Of ability
which makes men rich in such place %
brazile, and after while he became =
bankrupt According to Brazilian law
tho children Of q citizen who cannot nav
his depts may DO sold IS slaves, and tho
money TINS obtained applied in payment
of his obligations. The unfortunate Ton.
nesseean had become naturalized citizen
OF the empire, 'and in accordance with tho
law both Of his children, now rearly grown
to womanhood, were taken to the slave
market and sold to tho highest bidder.
the price paid was $1,000, BY returning
which the father can buy them back
again." - '..''"ILi
This preacher belonged to a class of
men Who taught the Southern people
human slavery was tod ordained in
stitutiou. Like the other rebels, he
wanted h's rights, and failing to win
them 10 battle, left the country he
loathed, and sought a copgenial homo
in Brazil. He. doubtless now enteItains
sentiments concerning slavery which
are quite at, variance: with his own
teachings when he occupied Tennes.
see pulpit.
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"A letter from Alabama asserts
that the members of the Ku. Klux have
entered upon systematic course Of
uwaranted persecution upon County
Judges and Sheri8s their object being
% compel them to resign their Offices,
and to obtain control Of the county
Boards Of Supervisors, and thus have
he management Of elections entirely
II their own hands,
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THE Sedlla (Mo.) Democrat mann
out the following programme for its par.
~ in the coming canvass:
ITO say that tho Democracy intend to
accept these Reconstruction MEASURE, A ,
6nality is to assert what every we'll in
formed Democrat knows to re- false. W.
intend to purify the supreme judiciary Of
tho country, and then bring these Radical
iniquities before tho courts and b 10 ,hem
set aside. This is the purpose Of the De,
mocraoy,' and there is no need to disguise
it, and it 10 right"
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I The heroio. Of a novel just pub.
.lished deseribeson @vii' Sc Gus young fol
low =: being as spf,ght'y as. -tta:
fW6f asas:'ss.s ssaat, i3ss*i;' ;ess<' 81 :
low as being us sp1'sht|y ae = rsi..
fQl Of feas." - 49,. 81
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II E. A. ANDREWS, formerly Of the La
Crosse Wis. ), Republican and ftr sever
IL years connected with the Peoria, III.
Nronscript, died iu the. latter city on
Mondav.as ~ ~ t.,..;r -. ;i,.l,; :
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WHITE BEECH.

Ton Million Seedlings, 1t 500 for. one
hundred thousand. A very hardy. rapid
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spreading foliage, distributed by bewitch
Ing spray,sgiye it an enchanting beauty
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Multitudes Of Fo,e.t 7See., and Eoergrssns
without number, rs Varieties. D~ Ous
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containing much valu able information,
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M1NHEsOTA NEWs. :.


Custom House ~ 81. Paul. -, r
The business men and property
owners Of Red Wing are subscribing to
pay tho expenses Of = surveyor for a
narrow guage railway from Red Wing
up the Cannon river.
A Mankato man, James Hawlcy
has made contract in consideration of
500, to invent = machine Of a perpet-
ual motion before the first Of next Au-
gust. The joke il that the parties
are in earnest about it. ;"
Bishop Whipple has decided mot
to accept the Bishoprio Of, the Sand
wioh Islands, and has forwarded, J.. !. let
ter deelioiux the invitation. The Eng
hsh Bishop Of Honolulu. has been com
PEELED to leave the Islands, having rem
dered himself: very unpopular by hi.
hi<h ritusliatic ide.s and practices
eleven miles of hedge has been
set out on Clark. Thompson's farm. at
Wells, this sprioR, and. eighteen miles
OF fence il being built. Twelve hun:
bred AMI fifty acres Of Lax, l,400 acres
wheat, 800 acres ofosts: and 400 acres
Of eoro are being. put: IN. . The; farm,
hs' already over 400" cows: aoas will
have $50 this year, and, the intention
Is to increase the nupbsr Intimately to
3 1000. The farm consists of 10000
.eres, with over 4, 900 nov in, eultiv.-
ton. 1t has 20 ,b'iek farm! houses, 20
barns 1880, with other necessary i'm
provsueote. A cheese fao,orysn seoo
connection, VAS opened ,shet lse1 Of
Nay. which hasa lcspaeity al iron
three to five thousaudlsews> es~ "1:.: !!
RI The Univtnity .saSs.s Anthony
hss opened with about 100 stuaents.
Il The szte Treasurer has jjust =.
esived from The general gov =, emu ii e.,nt tho
sum If 2,482.75, I'D Amount dus;, il: H.,
State fof boarding military prisoner In
tho penitentiary At Saltwater from Do,
esnber 1st, 1853, otoe Detesub,t slst
1870. ,sssI! ast: RI moi ss ,na,.sj.ia
*-:-Tl.' population d T: M il st." %
cording |, 81 !. table recently published
b, 70 Cen.a. Bare.u!,, S i. 4s5 qss,. d
which I'll, $40 are n.ti,., md 14s, rs
& about ons II, & ef te'ysise xl birth:
Tb 's a. n'l .e1es 30 Minnesota R.oi1t
At Duluth !e w. d opened t oa tie 2sth .uE.
:a2-,- M, Thsm..u e RPllg a.lks Of Foua:
taip Fillmore ltll ,ast cenpty,s lsE weeks 80,
o e, saltry spring d,J, vent 'slqng into
II. fold some, a distance from hie reli.
.tess to burn some s!e t hueh md ss,as,
AAtlsr tin !lh big is, being s,si
I'D al NAP, be 80 f.tisred 4 .pd ~ egse
como Nth tie Be heat .!s. and smokes hs dAlut'
Cd and tel, in. a. The ti'ss. Wben, IL
came TO- his olo. tles were e nearly burned
of him, and s biz .faee, Arms, hands ~ d
oody were sheckiagly burned, and he
died in few days after: IS ,x,=y.: ;rsz !:
The Forest City sRte.., says that
the brick hotel instbas village has sbeo n
sold toasgsntlemsn from Mason City,
and that there j. more inquiry for vii
lege lots than there shsa been for ten
years past, all owing Ia ths settled fact
that the Burlington, z0eder, Rap,das &
! Minnaso,a RAILWAY u tol.,.n a4hfoaeh
tlet p eHHE En s4,55s SUI .,si;:ss .is.asI
MINNESOTA Railway is 81 snn through
that place.
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o. o. HINES,
THE PAINTER p

Having permanently located ia St. Cloud,
to- and oilI, with The aid of Psipt. Var.
nishes, and other accessories Of the craft. re-
juvenate OLD BUILDINGS, CARRIAGES.
SIGNS, &C., and make them appear as
subjects Of like character should on tho
new work as yell as most any body else;
do Paper- hanging. either plain or decora-
tive; G. aiming. Gi;,"@. G.&Z~-; Amos,
anything N me 10" # p9in'ng, Try me.
Shv;' Oh " hi. 10 ,.,}nr.
ST. CLIQUE. III. . ESQ ia
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To Young Men.
4 SELF INSTRUCT. OR on marriage and
n Diseases Of thu Reproductive Organs, 6-minal
Weakness &C., with 30 receipts for self cnre; 49,
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