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SDITiI AMERICA.
Tnc Rev OluiiOn In Columbia and
BO.iN!a.

Tnr Rev OluiiOn In Columbia and
bolivia.
PANAMA, March : via jamaica
Dates from Bogota, Columbia, t. Febru-
ary. states that the revolution in the
State Of BogDta was not ended. An
other battle had been fought on the
boundary line between the provinces OF
~oa,a and Sualoa. The rcyolutionists
we're defeated and compelled to evacuate
the capital. The legitimate Govern
mcnts bids iair to triumph Rcgos, Secre
rury of State, has charge Of the Govern
mrut until Perez returns from Santan-
Ter. Congress is in session, and Muir
~I,o will probably be elected President.
The remaining States of the Union are
uor likely to he disturbed by troubles in
Eugota
Aiv,ccs from Chill 10 the 10th re-
r1rI a tight between troops and 300 In
iar.-, in which the latter were defeated,
hat a Guerrilla warfare was kept up.
rhr new Government of Bolivia was
.-raLlsned 1t promised to MAINTAIN
friendship with Peru, and had with
.-awn notes addressed to Peru by its
predecessor. Malgarrojos, EX-fresl-
Irnt barely escaped with his life. the
lmi.ans pursuing him over the frontier
into Peru OF his escort OF 80 souls,
only } accompanied him TO Lima, all
,hc rest having been slain. The In
dian, committed terrible atrocities after
rbr battle of La Paz. Many bodies
Mere mutilated. Maroles, in command
ot the rcvoluti onsts, resigned after the
iaitle, bat was subsequently proclaim
II provisional President OF Bolivia
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some measure for the better protection
of life and property in the Southern
States. A resolution was adopted LOT
the appointment of committee OF hve
to confer and act with similar
committee of Republican members
of the House in framing a bill
for the protection of Southern loyallsts
and to report to another meeting OF the
caucus next Monday, when the subject
will be further considered, and con-
clusion probably reached. Resolutions
were offered to-day, and considerable ar
gument was made in favor OF taking
early action upon the bills to repeal
the duties on coal and salt, the Cincin-
natti Southern railroad bill, and several
others, but the caucus definitely decided
that no measures shall be enacted thls
session except such as relate to the con-
dition of the Southern States.
The English Minister Demands the
Removal OF Sumner.
New YORK, March ll.-A special
from Washington to the Post says the
Administration itself was appealed to
more than six weeks ago, by Sir Ed
ward Thornton, British Minister, to
bring about change in the chairman
ship OF the Foreign Relations commit
tee, Thornton expressing doubts as to
the Administration being able to get
such a treaty as the High Commits
sion might agree upon ratified by
the United States Senate so long as
Senator Sumner remained at the head
of the Foreign Relations committee and
entertained such views as he expressed
in his treaty. While Sumner was con-
fined to his the statements were publish
ed that he had prepared, and would
soon deliver a speech, assalllng the
President in the most bitter terms, and
arraigning him, not only for his San
Domingo policy, but for other admins
trative acts, all of which was without a
shadow of truth, Sumner having pre-
pared no such speech. The statement
was made, however, to create the I'M
preston throughout our country that
Mr.. Sumner was opposing the Adhnh'
istration in every way, and that 1t was
essential to the success of the foreign
policy of the Administration to remove
him from his position, OF influence and
power in the Senate.
The High Commission.
The American Commissioners met
yesterday morning at the State Depart
ment and remained in session until two
o'clock, when a meeting of the Joint
High Commission was held, which con-
tinued until nearly six o'clock. The
weather continues warm. Justice Mel
son complained OF fatigue at the close
Of the session Of the English Commits.
sioners. Sir Stafford Northcote ana
Earl De Gray both experience feeling
of prostration from the severity OF the
work imposed upon them, especially
as they are not accustomed to the tenn
perature of this climate
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French troops will occupy the town.
Marquis de Baureville has been ap-
pointed French Ambassador at Vienna,
and NJ. Methettal project OF police
The health Of the city is improving.
The Syndlcal Chambers Of Commerce
have decided that no German shall be
employed in the trades Of Paris.
False Report.
LONDON, March PA Vienna dis
patch states that the report that a vol
canic mountain in the Tyrol caved in,
causing great loss of life, is totally false.
President Thiers and all members Of
the Government are expected in Paris
tomorrow.
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HAVANA.
par,x ofInsurgents Surprised.

4 Party OF InsurF F1
HAVANA, March ll.-Colonel Lapoya
surprised a party of insurgents in the
woods at San Vincente on the 18th OF
February, and after short engagement
killed eight of them and took ten pris-
oners, among whom was the rebel COM
mander, Horatio Simouni, a native OF
Puerto Principe and married to an
American lady, daughter of Mr..
Fairchild, who was a very prominent
man here at one time, but now living
in New York.
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A M o q IN RIG n
German Flag Torn Down.
Disturbance I'm Paris.

=. LONDON, March l0.-Disorder and
excitement continue in Paris, but no
further serious collisions have occurred.
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LONDON. March ll.-ln the House
Of Commons last night Forester devoted
several hours to a defense Of the edu-
cation bill. obtaining at the close a
large majority for the bill. The Till
rermitting marriage to deceasedwite :
sister was also passed.
ZURICH, March II, Evening--only
one nerson was killed during the dis
turhances. The Federal Council has
sent four battalions OF infantry and two
hattalious of artillery from Berne to
Zurich TO assist in keeping the peace.
Further disturbances are apprehended.
The Railroad Accident-The Naiion'
al Guard.
LONDON. March II, Evening.-EIeven
persons were killed and twenty-three
wounded by the accident at futeauX'
on the North Western railroad.
PARIS, March IL, Evening IN
surgent National Guards still hold pos
session of Az cannon.
The report of the death OF hoche'oft
is contradicted. =,
PARIS, March l2.-The Germans Will
evacuate Versailles tomorrow ana Tue
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Gold closed in New York, Saturday,
=, III.
The funeral of Ebenezer NJ. Spencer,
%! the Cincinnati Times, occurred yes,
teriay, and was largely attended.
\ scaffolding on which some painters
were working, in Charlestown, Massa-
chusetts, fell on Saturday, killing Ben
amin Barker and Lewis Kimball, and
iniuring Jes. A Delaney.
The strike among brick boatmen in
New York continues, dealers persisting
m refusing to pay two dollars per 1000
for p.ling 1t is expected promise
will be made to-day.
The Cincinnati Public Library was
orcned Yesterday for the first time in its
history Not lady presented herself
during the day There was a fair at
tendance Of youmg men, generally from
the better class
Nta large and enthusiastic Republi-
can meeting held in Camden Friday
nisht. resolutions were adopted con-
Irmning in the strongest terms the re-
mDyal Of Sumner from the committee
ou Foreign Relations.
In the case of George Peabody against
charlie, L. Hamilton, TO recover flO,-
ru in which defendant claimed, as
resilient of New York State, that suit
ua, not within the jurisdiction OF the
r.a-. OF Massachusetts, the Supreme
'el,.al Court has given a decision af-
.-u.u. the jurisdiction of the State.
Deputy United States Marshal An
lyr>yu Loypyr. OF the Fifth South Car
o,iua District, while attempting to seize
a....i., di-uilery in possession of a man
nar,r Nouug, was attacked 10y the
M..,- Both drew pistols and fired
simultaneously, and both were killed by
,.~ ar,, tirc.
Vim Bullock, OF the firm Of Bullock
Brothers, Lockport y Y, was shot
head Saturday evening, by Arthur F.
(. -r- Five shots were fired at Bullock,
$500 u' which took effect The break
10. Of promises to, and betrayal Of
p.rce- sister are said to have been the
cause tor shooting. Pierce belonged in
lorkport, but latterly has resided in
chicago. and has borne an excellent
O.. aractcr. He is now in Jail.
Three men, confined in Jail at Al
any, y. y, on the charge of burglary,
made their escape Saturday forenoon.
some persons furnished them with a
wrench, with which they were enabled
20 remove the lock. On emerging from
lheir cells they seized the watchman,
and, threatning TO take his life, they
proceeded to make a hole in the outside
wall OF the Jail, which they accomplish
ed after three hours hard work, the
watchman all the while made dumb by
their threats, and Witnessing opera
iiOnS.
Geo. W. Chadwick, charged with
passing cancelled ten thousand dollar
Government Bond on DR.. Thomas Earl,
Of Brooklyn, was put on trial in the
United States Court, in New \ Gork, Sat
urday. The bond is supposed to be one
ola lot stolen from the Secretary of the
Cuban Junta, at his rooms, in St.
Georges Hotel, in July last, amounting
in ali to about eighty-ive thousand dol
AR worth. Chadwick, who is said to
nave been a pal Of Van Eecton, who was
recently sentenced, appeared to have
got possession of the ten thousand dol
lar bond. which was originally numbered
I3.>l3, but which was altered by coun-
reripuer- to - ~, and passed off on
D-. Earl a. security for loan of ten
tiDu-a,l dollars
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EUROPE.
Serious Trouble in France.
The National Guard Rebellious.
A Great Calamity in the Tyrol.
Village Buried Under a Mountain.
Nine Hundred People Perish.
The French Assembly to Re-
move to Versailles.
The National Guard Surrender.
RochefOrt Reported Dead.
----
The Reds Propose a New Re-
public.
A M Q 3 N zU C. n =.
German Flag Torn Down.
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WASHINGTON.
The War on Sumner.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE war
upon Sumner is the theme Of discussion
in all directions. Predictions Of disaster
to the Republican party are deduced
from the proceedings of the Senate to-
day among the friends of Sumner,
while those en- rapport with the Presi,
dent assert that the Senate's action will
cause scarcely ripple upon the Repub-
lican surface, and that should the wa
tiers be disturbed for few days the
storm will subside before the Presiden-
tial election, and all will be then serene
again. Others say what to-day was
apparently the triumph Of the Admin
istration will be its destruction in the
flturp
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ST. LOUIS.
The EntP German Peace
Celebration.


Sr. LOUIS, March 1.-THE tornado
which swept with such force over
Fast st. Louis on Wednesday last,
passed through the eastern part Of
Green county, Illinois, and did a great
amount of damage. 1t struck the lit
tie town of Fayette with full force, and
in less than a minute the town was
iairlv DESTROYED, the principal build
my and smaller ones being blow n
down, a steam mill a seminary and a
church completely demolished. No
lives reported lost.
The Germaus of this city are cele.
hrating peace between Prussia ana
France. Many houses are illuminated
and decorated with flags, and a brilliant
and. numerously attended ball is now
going on at Turn Halle. The celebra'
ton will be terminated tomorrow.
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Shaker Corn.

TUST RECEIVED. A BARREL OF
y Shaker Corn. II makes a delicious
dish. X. J. SMYTH,
febg5 Cor. Market and Quincy streets.
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Adjournment Ques lon.

The final adjournment of this session
Of Congress remains in abeyancc. The
general impression is, nevertheless, that
we shall have a session of four to six
week 5 duration.
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North gable falling inward, and that tho
wind was lifting the roof. The side
walls had not yet begun falling in, but
the danger being Imminent, the teachers
and superintendent { hhsteKed dUwn stairs
and gave thelalarm: Rev. Mr.. Fritze,
pastor OF ltbal phpEch, also warned, the
SCHOOL OF the impending danger, and
urged them to save themselves by .f1yipo
from tile building. The panio.strickef
children and teachers crowded towards
the front door, filing up the. laiales, fall.
ing oyer each other in their frantic flight.
few had rehched the, sidewalk, and
others were still insidc the lectnre!room
when the roof and walls came CRASHING
through. breaking down the rear end Of
the second floor over the altar, and
about one-third of the, extent of the
whole room, piling up mass OF brick
and timbers on the floor OF the lower
room. Fortunately the larger portion
OF the assemblage had reached the front
portion OF the room, and escaped crush
ing by the fallen mass, which fell with
such force as to break down the lower
floor partly into the cellar. Others less
fortunate were caught and buried under
the timbers and mass of brick. Three
OF them were instantly crushed to death,
and four others received serious injuries,
but were taken out alive. The fright.
ened survivors-nearly all of whom were
children, there being only fifteen or
twenty teachers in attendance Of tue
school-rushed en- masse from the fallen
building. and 'sought shelter from the
storm In the residences in the neighbor.
hood. While the storm was still raging
at its height, the. frc.bells rang out tho
alarm, and before the rain ceased hun
dreds OF people had congregated ut the
scene of the disaster. ii
.,.A number of 6remen and other citi-
zens commenced the work of extricating
the dend and wounded from the mass OF
ruins. It vas 9 dangerous task, for the
heavy timbers of the roof and loosened
brick of the walls resting on that por.
tlon OF the second floor which etill re-
NAMED intact were liable to fall at any
moment and crush all engaged beneath
them. Nevertheless tho work was yigor-
ously prosecuted, i fortunately without
further accident.
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SKINS are Selves, and through mil
mons OF orifices oozce tho transparent Hni5
which nature does not need fpr vital mr.
poses. This is wise provision OF Proyi
dence, but excessive pclspiration is, never
thcless, extremely Weakening. During the
heats OF eummer all hard working men ner.
splro to an cxtont that ia more or less debili.
tse!nS. They, OF aii olassc. OF the comm.
nifty, require a wholesome invigorant at this
season. Let them not seek it in the liouora
OF tho bar-room; they will not find it there.
meditated stimulant, pure and undoGled.
IL what they.need; and among this class of
remedies, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters stands
alone. Noyalid plea can be urged against it's
use. even by the genius Of Temperance itself.
Tor even tho Mainc law permits tho saIc NJ
diffusiVe stiniuli for medicinal purDoscs As
q general renovating preparation, the Bitters
mas no equal anywhere. But this is oniy ono
OF tho merits Of this famous inyieorator I,s
regulating properties give it an immense an :
perlorlty over all the topics OF tho Pharma-
copnia. In cases OF chronic constipation II
~ the most useful and certain of ali anrrj.
ents. 1tcreates no violent commotiop in the
discharRing. organs, but, gently relieving
S1,, tnei ot tneir oDstructions, leaves them in o
oessary to state. in view Of the mass Of testI
mony as to it's effects in dyspepsia. thai IL ).
permanent cure for that terrible and hnt
too general complaint.
Ihe numerous "Bitters," under yarious
names, which mercenary dealers endeavor to
suos!Hute Tor Hostetter's stomach Bittcrs,
snou!d bo avoided, for their own sakes. hy
me In SICK and the public at large. Hostetter's
Bitters are procurable in bottles only and
never sold in bulk. JuIy IL r.
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NOTICE TO AGENTS,
.i OF THE I.
co.operative Building Assqoiation.

q 2 IL
ALL Agents of tho above Association are
hereby requested TO report on TUESDAY, the
10Th July. to the General Agent. At Columbia.
the number OF Tickets remaining on hand.
Also, to remit all money received by them, by
express, or registered letter. Tho General
agent deeires these returns to be mgde, in
order that he may FIX upon a definite day for
the drawing, OF which duo notice will be given
through tho papers OF tho State. All money
received after tho Tickets arc sold will bo
promptly returned to tie sender he would
ADVISE those who havo not already supplied
themselves with Tickets, to do so at once.
Each club of ten will be entitled to ono extra
Iicket. DIR. E. W. WHEELER,
General Agent, Box IS. Columbia. S. c.
All papers publishing previous adj
vertisemonL, will pleaso copy tho above one
1uio. July 156
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. 4
IA preference over all others: - - -
l. Wheeler 4 Wilson'S .seyine Machine Ia
much simpler than any of the others: re-
curing lees than half tho amount OF ma-'
chinery. . - -A1
2. AS the result OF this simplicity. this ma.
chine Is much lees liable than the others to
get ont Of repair. '~. ~
g.. Another reeult Of this simplicity Is
greater durability. , u, - .'.' 80
=. Another rssult is less friction, and. CON.
sequentiy, greater eaee and rapi dfty Of mo:
lion, with less noise -.
s. And greatest OF all, that it uses no sbnt.
tie, and makes the lock stitch. .
II ts the cheapest to. buy the best. Buy the
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the enlightened civilized world. Buy tie ma A.
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apd then you are sure 10. get tho best. Eas
sale on tho easiest poesiBle terms Sales.
room Main street, second door below rnRsIy
Office. ColumbiasS. G. N
a. WHYrE, General Southern Agent.
June 81 e,o 7
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MANHO0D:
How Lost! How Restored .
Just published, In a seated ehre.

$W Just p"1lished in a sealed enre.
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A LECTURE on the Natural Treatment
"A and Radical Cure OF Hpermatorrhea or
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sexual Debility. and lmpelimcnts to Marri-
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Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca,
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COLUMBIA. 8 c., June 81, 1871.
!. DH. =. ". WHEELER has this day given
.o'us' as Trustees for tho Ticket Holders, his
pond IN tho penal cum of $40. 600, secured by
mortgage OF tho real estate offered for raffle,
LOT prompt and faithful distribution OF the
Prizes advertised MS soon as the Q 600 tickets
are sold. JOHN AnNrw
J. MEIGAAN,
June y II. O. SILVER.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
REYNOLDS IMPROyENEN Np

'HOsk who have lost several Natural
n Ieeth. and have been advised to part
with remaining sound ones. as the first st ep
towards obtaining artificial substitutes, are
requested, before submitting to o practice,
cruel III itself and often unnecessarily per.
iormed. to convince themselves OF it's fallacy,
ny looking closely into q matter Of so much
Importance.
The above Improvement was designed TO re-.
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lem OF Artificial Dentistry haa heret oforc done.
which will cave for years Natural Teeth. and
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AN invitation is hereby given to such as
ieoi interested TO call at onr Operating
nooms, and Examine duplicate specimens OF
caaas now in actual use. -
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For Sale.

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z f{M ACRES u LAND III B.rnwell.
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aoo ACMES IL Krrshnw-in lots to emit
80" Mill and 2 0UU acr,s OF Land il, ..exins.
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o'6u0 acres Watcrcc luttom Land. - pr acre
oo0 acres creek bottom and pine lsn,l Al
*] PEI acre Honac in this city, 5,0t;U.
doUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near Tie
c!ty.*o.5 500 apply to JOHN BA U2KETT,
Au0rney AT LAW and Real Estntc Agent.
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New Books, bv Express.
DHYSICAL CAUSE OF THE DEATH or
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War and Culture. by Arthur Holps. $50.
Hugh Millcr'e Life and Letters. two vol.
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Ghrittianity and Positiveism. by McCosh
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Mrs. Wistar. ~
Callirkoe. a Romance, by Sand ~
Climates for 1nYalide, by l.. Bill. 81 25.
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Little Men, by author OF Little Women.
Pike County Ballads. 10y John Hay. $3.50.
Mrs. BootoI's Book OF Household Manage
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Also, some new Novels by good authors,
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f.: d.
Sn60hhliA da,a


cymUOHC 'AQmO0ltlon!
THE season is at hand when tho hpm.r
Il family ia more afflicted than din, inr snv
other part OF the year. The sol g rave ,sttIrr1
upon the decaycd yrget able and animal MAJ
ter, ptisons the stmoerhere, and ,rodnceo
many ois orders OF the eS ste fm-Chills ma Eo'
yer, Bilious Complaints, Diarrima. Drsen.
terry, cholera MoThus, Cramps and Cbolio. otc.
nente tne system requires an inyiporatino
ana tonic medicine, that will brace m IL
shattered forces. and enable the organs ho
perform their proper functions. For this npn-
bnse wo would recommend the nee OF HEM
IJSH'S QUEEN'B DELIGHT.
For Dyspepsin ard Weak Stomach.
For tho Liver and Kidneys.
For Coughs and Sore Throat.
For the Lungs and Splitting of Blood.
For Weakness and General Debility.
For loss OF Appetite. For SICK Hesdscha.
Eor Diarrhma and Dysentery. llI1"-
For Fever and ARue. For Bilious Fevar.
For Cholera Morbus and Cramps.
For Pa}pitattoI OF tho Hoart.
For Broken Down Nervoue>System.
For Neuraigis and Rheumatism.
For Purifying the Blood.
HEINITsH'B QUEENS DELIGHT
The people approve Of, and physioians eane-
ton it's uee, becsuse 1t 10 good medicine.
Tnko no other medicine. It is a spring INV.
gorator. summon tonic, purifying beye.
rago, admirably adapted to ell con3itions
male and iemAle-grown persops and chill.
dren at this particular season. Be sure ana
cali at Heinitsh's Drug Store and get boiu
OF his preat medicne, ''
rMrepared only by E. Fl. HEINITsH,
"as oo Druggist and Chemist,
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Guns, Pistols, Etc.

INFORM my friends and
S public in general that I have
just received an entire new
Vstock of Double and Single Bar.
rel GUNS, REPEATER8. Flasks. Pouches
ristoi, Belts, Caps Busk-sh9t Cartridges.
aud 2hot. '' =
REPAIRING done at shor. notice.
Oct6 P. w. KRAFT, Main straet.
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About S75. 600. 900 foot up the money
Losses OF the Rothschilds as The result OF
the war in Europe,
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MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER

EtSsAiS FOR YOUNG MEN. ON great So
~ cial evils and abuses, which interfere
with MARRIAGE. with sure means Of relief for
the errlng and unfortunate, dieeastf and de-.
Dihtated. Sent in sealed letter enyelopes
Tree OF charge. Address HOWARD SANTA.
~ AID ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Nintl,
street. Phiiadelphia, Pa. biay2i 3mo