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WQMAN. M this woad of me and strifei 1)00 kil.dly therr and iw eeten lite, A. friend, companion, or as wife Wonnin, Who. by a thnitsan•l tootle , . *Hes. fold rodeat twig% ace by tattiirs. Our b.isota of its griet beitolts 11s War kn. Prom whom at) all your pleasures flow, draw 4 the semi kti sting of woe, .And makts Lint Leutle here below ? 'Tb Woman. Who NIAs us 4I to one another. 13y .inteu Iron& no father tupat.er-- 01 busband—c.hilarro—sister—brother ? •lis Woman. 111ln of nature mere refill% Ptah Ataten man's rude fttabhorn mind. And maims hnu gentle, null, and Lied ? '1 is Woman. NV hen, y. ar.ut abst. owe past, we mew, Jt,, who, rt►roptur'd, comas to grrrt (►ar glad team with lours sestet ? nt., with man'elate stern, pre).are o cope with famine, death, dr•pa.r, All, all, undaunted. 1 iota bear,— Tie W.man. For Woman. Place tate upon a dental shore, Round which the angry temper• roar, My constant soul shuul.:. stto adae,— Dear Woman. Guide me to mountains white with 'now, W here chilling winds tor ever blow. kvi.n there contemtud 1 would go,— Deep, deep within :he mountain's aide I'd dig a cavern for my bride, Aud there niy treasure I would bide, My own dear Woman! With Woman. GENERAL WAR! We have great pleasure in announcing the death of General WAR I this distinguished character died a few evenings ago at his late seat in France. He has left a numerous irpring behind him, and immense riches, which 1w hits bequeathed by will in the follow ing manner :—tn France re/rose; to Great Britain com merce ; to Austria, the whole of his beautiful estates is Italy ; to the King of Prussia, formerly his very good Iriend and ally, the whole of his poss , ssions iu baxcny, with all the . fish ponds, and little rivulet:, the right t I d.ihhling in them as much as he /,learn; as a ins hip se use of his iesptct I.)r the Emperor his Ils?de him heir to his little es' I. iii P.l ind, with all the eat houses, ex!!e, ir cat.ks hel- , 11-,! , ri:. to it, in incpaily foi the even inagniftent manner in which he tveared the Gincr..l v.! t n ut ki,ssia, and .also to mon t• e immense expiate he pnt himself to at th it film% W hue living he was the lank 0.:1 , 5 to all Emiators. K ngs, and Privets, yet lie was e skated and e len ran rhe many of them;' however, to Caw his consc;ence, whi.e uu he dati ism% he gave the above I),•qiusis. There i, h..r.ily •an individusil now exiszing i,i.t is. in Amt_ ritasure, twin:hied by Ins death. it Cut cil aiiii,zeo. to !.'s (via contains s. In,. trifling .to rer.!:ons s ith sOi. in he had been in li•thits e.t 1,•I!._ .fy all rise Field Marshals, G.nertls, and Snyt..*:r Oir;:t•;;, the stock tsf h'on.:ur and Gloi9 :.ramie, Salytnanca, Sec. besid -s- the gran; of a hutch I;riniitiality to 11" act; many rather • .1u ible pies, nts Itl Blucher, 1111, \Villein ger- An4h-sea, Ste &c. to all contraelJes, slash jcbLeis and ~weals mourning I ing each ; to ail authors stint I,ltll—petni4sion to Waite lila epilajaii—aud to all the worId—PLACE 1 ! ! M. CaMEtoN, Bishop and Apostnlical Vicar in Scotland, arrived a kw d tys ago in PArts, to solicit the restoration of the Scotch Colleges and other esta. r L 1W INTELLIGENCI. COUR r OF RING'S BENCH, NOV. •f. Lord ELLI24IIIORoUGH commenced his Sittings after Michaelmas Term for the County of Madlege:, this &Lip 21.1.1 AT W. MONKHOUSit. Title was an action for falsely accusing the plaintiff of being an utterer of bad silver, and causing him to be carried before a Magistrate without probable cause, by whom he was discharged. The defendant in this case kept the Merlin's Cave Tea Gardens, near Sadler's Wells, and the plaintiff, who, it appeared had not any distinct occupation, was at his gtounds playing skittles , when offering to pay a bet in had snowy, the landlord sent him to the watch-house. and the next day he wis taken before the NI sui• r sic and discharged ; hut it also appeared that he had tendered several had shillings in succes• , e), •1) d the constable of the night said he found upon him eight shillings, which he suspected to be counterfeits. Lord ELLINSOROUOII held this was a probable cause enough to detain him, and the plaintiff was— Nonsuited. — bln W. ROWLRY, BART. V. CHAIIISFRS AND OTHERS. This was an action against the Hundred of Mary -IA-kumne, to recover the amount (f damages sustained by the plaintiff's house in Wimpole-stteet, in conse quence of the tubtultuous proceedings which took plAce in the metropolis, during the recent discussion of the Corn Bill The becessAry evidence being gone through, to bring the cAse within the Act, The .1111 y, under the direction s ,• his Lordship, found a verdict for the plaintiff.--Damages ldl IS. I4s. sd. • GENERAL FLOYD V. LIOIITFOOT AND OTHERS. This was an action of the like natute ; hut it ap pearing that only the windows of the I i p.aitiff's house were broken during the attack on Lord Bathurst's residence, Lord ---FLLRNBOROUGH held the case n o t to I be within the contemplation of the Act, and there tote directed the plaintiff to be nonsuited. REConVER's COURT, (CORK) NOVEMBER W. RCERING A CHURCH, AND A NisTAKR. Chria , pher M.Lom,gAlin stood charged with having 5t01..0 a Bible and a napkin from Lower Shandon Clu a, in List Thursday morning. Hannah West, who acts in the capacity of scaton to Lower Shandon Church, being see inn, deposed, that on the morning stated, she saw the prisoner at ' the bar in the vestry room taking down a napkin, from where it hung ; that she immediately went out, and called on Mr. Lawrence, a peace officer, who lived outside the gate, to whom she told the circumstance and pointed apt the prisoner, 01 - o was immediately searched, and an his hat was found the napkin, and in his bovni. a pocket Bible, which belonged to Mr. Swete, the Curate of the parish. IThe pristine' did not pi oduce any witness, and the Racuarnm asked him what he had to say for himselt a which I.e replied, that at the time he committed the theft he was heavy in liquor, and thought he was in a pulilic house. Toe Jury immediately fiand him Cal: y, and his ‘T.rsliip, awl.' addressing him, asked lion what he was, or whether he had any employment ? He said he was a cornier. Upon being fut they questioned, this fellow stated, that a caiman's wages was 4.5. 6J. a day, and he would not take less. The RECoRDIER sentenced him to a month's impri sonment, to be pilloried once within that time, and to be kept cominually employed at Any repairs that may be necessary in the gaol. It was suggested to tile RECORDIR that the Sheriffs were in wait of a new pillory, and that it would he well to employ the pri sorer in making one against the day of his own ex hibition, in which his Worship expressed his coin ; , ctdence. blishments in France. Yesterday a sermon was prea:hed in the Wesleyan 'Chapel, City-road, by the Rev. Dr. Cor,Lyee, in aid of the Briti-h and Foreign School Society. The Dunces, Nov. 21.-1 he LORD LIEVTENANT has Dukes (t i KENT, Su-sax, and BEDEonD, the LAID) inCnuncil, heed pleased to proclaim the Barony of MAYOR, and several other persons of dist i n ction, were pre- •iii. and a liberal collection was made in support Kilcoursy, in the parish of Durrow, the parifilt of. Rahan, the parish of Lernanhan, the parish of Clot , - of the Institution. i . nachoise, and the parish of When y, in the King's ACCIDLNTs.—Sunday a daughter of Mr. Ball, County ; also the Baronie s of Cloulonan and Kiv u- acn-maker, of Vineyard- walk, Clerkenwell, five casael, in the county Westmeath, as in a state of , 'years of age, being at play with a little brother tit her's, in the privy, unfortunately fell in the soil, and disturbance. About a fortnight ago, an armed 'banditti brt lee was suffocated• into several farmers' houses in the parish of Bourney, T:ie same evening a fine acid, daughter of a trades- Barony of I kerrin, county et 'Twin rary, and havinp man in Falcon-court, Coppice-row, was burnt to el l •aeged out the Connaught labourers emplo)ed d at!' : th e accident was occasioned by its clothes t..ere, made them tall on their knees, and presenting', cote uric;; fire what! standing too near the fire-place. .hlnnderbusses to their heads, compelled them to take Sunday se'enight the Alms-house, at Warntord, an oath, to go back to Connaught and never return I was destri yed by flue, which has bereft six poor fa- :o '!' pt y. ierar milks of a Jas ling, and deprived-them of the few t of the 11th inst. as a ticles of household furniture , &c. o f which they On the niHen C.irry, of ghry were in possession. Roscrea, nailer, a member of the Yeomanry corps of ExeLostoN AT ifotnoLow HEATH.—On Monday that town, was returning from Parsonstowo with his a:ten:tam, about four o'clock, the neighbourhood of journeyman and apprentice boy, they were way-laid naJoslow, and the country for s ome miles round, about a mile from Roscrea, in the county of Tippe. heyund Windsor on the south, were alarmed by a rary, by three men, who beat and cut Carry and the i journeyman most unmercifully, and left them for ',wench - Ars explosion of some powder works on Hounslow Heath. They proved to be the property of dead. Carry was thrown into a ditch at the road Jilin l'art:s, Esq. in the parish r:f Hal:worth. By th ts side head foremost, and most have quickly perished :accident two men employed in the manufactory were bet for the assistance of some humane persons of the killed, An inquest was accordingly held on Tuesday Aeigltboulhood, brought to the spot bythe apprentice, boom Geonos Howson, Esq. Coroner for Mi-idle. boy, who had escaped at the first onset. By the in-I H st;:, when it appeared; on the evidence of Samuel detatigable exertions of the Rev. J. —.WILTON, a Edwards, manager of these works. that one of the Magistrate, the three ruffians have been identified, t adorton rte men, James Tinsey, about 20 years of and strange to tell—have avowed that they never age, had been at work in a detached building, used 'received the slightest provocation from the persons for pressirg the powder, ahout four hundred yards they thus cruelly treated. from the main establislinient, and at the time of its nat.—Between the hours of two and three o'clock' explosion was ;doer in these premises, and had finish.. on Saturday morning, a fire broke out in a house in es! his daily employment. In this building were about M.uy's Abbey, belonging to Mr. ELLIOTT, a whole• . fifteen barrels of powder. The press was empty, and sale grocer, and adjoining the house inhabited by no machinery at all was moving. It was therefore him. Three young men, apprentices, and the porter, e,,,,iectmresi that the fatal explosion must have been who slept in the house, endeavoured to escape from occasioned by some imprudent act of the urfnriunate the Names, and sought an asylum in the attic storey; win. His body was carried more than .50 yards hom the violence of the conflagration was such, that in a the spot, and was dreadfully mutilated. About 60 snort time they became nearly enveloped by fire. In rrds from this building was another, called the that dreadful state, they were seen in their shirts, at Iland-corning House, in which were five barrels of 1 the upper storey window, making the most piteous duct-powder. This was also exploded within a second jsupplications for assistauce; which it was utterly im of t he former, by some burning timber, whi-h must , possible to afford. They then returned into the back have fallen (Ten it ; and the citamirairt sappearti j room, and precipitated themselves into the yard, th a t the other sufferer, Was. Ferris, was passing close i where, from the effects of the fall, they, for a while, Yo tl e building, on his way to Hanaorth, after his i lay for dead, and their recovery is still doubtful.— day's vita k. 'The mangled parts of his body were I Notwithstanding the prompt attendance of the diffe. found about 40 yards bons the Hand-corning Honse. rent fire 7 engines of the city, the flames raged with Samuel Edwards deposed, that there was: no defect such violence as to baffle every exertion that could in C.,. works; and was clear thatnone were in murk& be made to preserve the preasiieb, which were burned su the time of do accident.--lecidasid l'ema. down,. BOXING. MeNaos* the Black has been 1 - 4 cu nte time teach ing the polite att of b axing in the Notch of Ireland.' At Belfast he has received a challenge firm a native to fight him tor fifty gll;ne:4s ; bnnest t'at is backed by the Gentlemen of the Nelson I.:lmb, in conic quetice . „ nt the following elevni letter ad-Irre , i to ti.ent : " to the Hnoneseill G entellmen of the N I . o n Mist Nobel! lane 1 for tom time l'Art liaviog heart' of ih• Lvov: of this Oral: Mr Moitinia I went I.a,t S tter.tat t .0t n•AI *parr. With hem in too Liman., anti Vet him in KW! ^1!•t I lilV , • n els% to nuct with him on a Sqig if it ep.0.1 tie wi'li your rabidwon wish if you thitzk Prop r call me I 1 ii;;4 Howie blmtatt niert with your Concont I vEao,i lt:i: yi..y it N.,. i 14e.. your l'ardosit itenitntli your te 1.1 o; " 1.. i tII t:I.OW " PS You may Drpenfi it lots .icep 1 wocut I< v• her Death then Cow off with llibunty DOUR 1 eta Ito .1." COAL. MARKET. NOVI.NIBER 2a, Mr at Market. Shirt Sold. Prier. t 3 Ntliwciotle 20 &0,. 04. to 57,i 9.1. 11:1 Sunderland 12 51)-. t;tl t si. ed. 0 Stiolar Cue' 0 0) d!. to 4.4):. 0 Cinders 0 129. 01. .--_._._ .....-- .- HIGH WATER 'lO-I.I4OIAROw LotilDoM wirning ati:l Afternoon 49 niinove.: DIEM _ • Saturday. at Sunbury, in the okttli rite go lis aze f;. ? ertal Thomas nttuiglyer stanwia. Colonel of Cif hrtb Itt gi:veut, .1.1 Groom of the lieu-eliambtr to his M.ijesty. Filthy, at I hut - slur:l, an Norfolk, Sir George (*.ha l, Bat. in his 85th year. lately, at the Trench, near Dumfries. Mr. brues Kennedy, aged 63. His death is miller atolls; waroirte of the tin, ert:tinty ist lite. Ile breakfasted In his 114112' good Le.ittli, and was pr. pa:. ing to to go to church: on steppioz t't the door he returned, complaints,. of ghtlimss and untistiA! s.; down, and es runt In a few minute. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW HILL. UNCOMMON CHEAP TI AVFLLING: Front LONDON to YORK only TWO GUINEAS, Itistnt, And ONE GUINEA, OuTstot In proportion to EDINBURGH, and all Parts of the NORM. From LONDON to WEIrMOU 114,01iF. GUINEA, INstua, And FIFTEEN SHILLINGS, Owl sun: GAltillgs ONLY Follit COACHES TOL acs-1-11ORSE1RLEP GOOD lnig. By B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. The following I'ost Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from the above Ion: GOSLING and C ROO Li's MARLBOROUGH elegant Post Ouch, through IIIiNGER FORD, ;sit:W M/RN, Just READING ; Itlt, ottt at Seven o' Clock In the Mn ..- Mg, artives st Matihorough to dinntr—coraturtable convepance fur those • ravelling the Wt ,t Road, The W ATERLOO New Ugh: Four Inside Coach, to LEED ;, BRADFORD, and all parts of tl.e Noi bet oat at two o'c:ock in the afters:oat:, and arrive, a t t h e G o ld en I,h,y, Inn, Levels, twat eveltit.g, at sat o'chtek, through S•attaford, Grantham, Newark, and Doncaster. •1 his co.tch t.) accommodate the 10W46 of LectL, Halifax, Bra.n..rt', and vie.- nay. It will leave Leeds at %lacer ts'eluck in the al •tt won. Pas tengers may conveniently come to Leeds front t! tiic klaCei, and been I .ontitat early the tor evermg. T.e UMPIRE, a NEW LIVERPOOL Li l ht Coach. only One Jinja tau the toad, earr.es f 4tr an.! four Outsils. set• Oct every day at one (I . .;ltAek. arrive, at 1 tvervottl ttt it vet: ItT, battle seven o'clock, !if way of Donstabl,.. kcole.-n, La h but y. No:* Lainvon, Welood, Lutterevottlt, Il•: stone, 1.:o Ifield, Stone, Ridge:y, Newcas:le, ti:o.ts!ori, War:, tingi ntt, mall Pletcua, ii.l\ll' FON, Lyn:int:ln, a... 1 Stoke Nt.ev Foto. Inside Coach, at CTI:t o'r; matt in the muen.t.g art iv, s a the Geor, ; e Inn, Suuthatry.4l, by Or w c ck.— . l It; - is a most dello:tat cuoveyatoe to the Isle of Wig t, Jars. y, Guernsey, !it. Nlaloe's Havre de Orace, Cherhot.rf, &c. Wvy mutt ihac'lrster, illaisalut.l, and liasinooke new Post Coach, every aftermant. at thr,:e I'lte Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherbotm, Malue's, Ecc. From Chetbuorg la a most delightful road to Paris. _ _ _ EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmatith, and Salisbury New Post Coach, every Mornieg half pa-t Six o'Clork, through lionftim, Aaiun:stet, lind port, Blantlford, lia,ingstokr, and Raeshot. BUS 11)N, Spalding, Peterboruu, an=l new Royal Mail Coach, sets out (very Fveo:tig.—Cuaches trout Baum! to spilsby, I.oteh, Grimsby, and IEVI•li and I3RIS 1 . 01. Flying Pust.c:isaches, through Chippen. Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. Alay'e, the Cireyhoend hen. 'lath, and the London T.iverti, mas-street, Bristol, neat isleireing.—Coache• to %Veils, iirhlee. water, Taunton, &c. I.F.FDS nets light Caiteli, called the Rockingham, sets out every Morning at Eight ca: tier Four Insides only, and gees re. markably easy. with ae: oar., throughout. Passes through :tam iota, Newark, ltetlord, Douc.ieer, and Ferryl.: 'age, to the Gulden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Nut withstanding the unconinion Expedition id this Coach, it is allow il to he the MON agreeable and (chaplet.. Public Conveyance on the North Road. being utiequailed in Acconmiodatiou by any other. Only two guineas inside to Viet. GI.ASGe)W, I,ongtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumf . :ler l!rownhill„ I horaiiiii, Saliquhar-Kilr, Cumuock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland. Caneperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-pate tiia ti Clock, by way of Newark, Rettord. Takkaster, Dartiugrum Nonhallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any ad dttional Fare. J. Ctas a, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull Scarborough, Whitby, and other Places. BRIDGENORTH and Walsall Post Coach, every Evening. CARLlsLE,Penrith, and Whitehaven '.'atet Coach, gore with Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Smash, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterick, Beroughbridge, Wetherby, Aberlord, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest way by eighteen milee). Sets out every Morning, and pertorms the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the negt Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, leirby-lonsdale, Bohan, Chorley, Utniskirk, acid Garstaug Poet Coaches, every Alter noon at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. I.IV ER POUI., Warrington, Kiiiitsforil, Stone, and lite/afield, Post-Co:ch, called Ike Expe,lnlon, every Evening at live o'Clock, to B. Brotherton's, Saraceu's lived luu, Dale -street, Liverpool. Guarded throughout. WAKEFIELD l'oet-coach, every morning at half-past six. CHESTER and PARKGAI E new Pust Coach, D.ely. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides only, every Af ternoon, at Three o'Cluck, by way ui Doncaster, Grautliem, and in Stannk SUNDERLAND, Stockton, .and Yarns, new Coach, ever) Mottling, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Window, Cungleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton . Post-Coach, every At t ernoon.—G uar‘led. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffied Peet-Couch, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—Guardeil. BIRMINGHAM ;Mercury Post Coach, with a Gaeta, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Eirmiiighani next day at Nonn. Passes by Oxford. Epsom, and Shipstc,ne, to the saraeen'e 'A r ad, Will -street, itirnsinghani. HULL, Nortlicave, llow.len, Thorn, and Doncaster Pose Coach, every Morning at halt past /de, to the Crush Keys, ?vier let Place Hull. SHF.FFIEI.I! and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rockin bant, every Morning. N. 13. Pawetigers and Parcels booked for the above Coacher, at the New White Horse Cellar. Piccadilly. WILLIAM B. MIR' 111 AIN and Co. reopecitully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accontitabk for :my Parcels or Luggage, frc. of more than Five Founds Value, if lost or damaged, imbeir entered as sothand paid fur .:seemingly, at Sarsccu's Hod iau. Snow-hill s bohlost. TO ME LADT2S. FOR THE 1E1: I H AND GUMS. n trr LE R's cc lebrated V EG ETAB LE TOOT 1-' AAP POWDER h frith coofitioice, recornitiended to Ole of Ile hiblir, as the most vibrations Preparrtion for Teeth in a wont! -rate, evto to (An age, ind proo .early wititeresswith!nit impairing tlv• I.li,4ittel. It in' II • heautitol rtline...r. to the to „, tut ICClattileawc rtuefs ; alai if ustd tot.stmitly as *hr, not' preveht the Tooth-ache, by rt ntoviit ! ! iv rause—the nt tin. Gums.— rho: "*. 9d. th , r this. 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Ihe Dis• :ries :i.e Urethra, 4. trvii.:etttly COI:IIWA74 v or artsiog front t 0..• above comys.ti -Is, have not uttestron; Ly trfallibie .- 14:•.1 to fentove obi , Mute .t. ti , : • • I cent or at los:g tkr.vion, vti4Lout real:t i.. to :t r l y , .12W/el4lll , ut tUe catpcir .I,4tltic— addatre.; or vet y erst 4; of .....•e,rsir ) eAr. Having yrekted to our 'outlast,. in A I . 4'W .Lys, A:.lr , been attempted by other yr:tedium& 4 wapiti. etf ct l'u be consulted .fatly by Pattenit o• rah, .e s, w delicacy, and at:ennui:l.—Letters grunt G.: y , i f (die perm:Mats ut tirt c • -gr. an 1 nutimer of Iten•r .; remotancr, duly attended to, at. 4 i u lviee aaid Lt. warded :et any pat of th!lituadtor. , G. 1:.-S and Cu. Mentlres of the Roy:1 0.11,- Rk.NOVA FEU lit •%1.1 I! I _ T has been ton frequently C.c. so. lett 01 4r l general reionhation, that tees. *smote or t' • rite.lical art have Ofterrd rhtln , elirrt as candidates 141 tronage in the profession ..t l'hysic. 1'• •r 'ht t r .- tice to the resuk IA our 'tactics and t trik•t, And to from being chno•ed among slime S *how inv, tensions have, unitirtunately h•r socie.y. been I* 13V1.1.r= ti! cei red, we beg leave to submit to the 111%441 awl faithful tit at yment of our pol o ist. :ad Acquirrmynt After having received • regular ate tiCat herui . t . " of ?dress 4ii111141 and 1311241/a, lecture.. At:l pr.: or carefully attended. as Professor. ao.l Oirg• ..h, of t'ir 1.,.: at I pital, we entered ourselves As studehts in 'b.: ja.!ly school fur medical aciptiresuents, :he Stoy 4.11 • burgh, and were inshucied 1u the differett to .itut of :So-. • Surgery, the Theory and ?fact ee of Physic, Cheiniary. ••• "Iferl• Botany, ate Sic. Su by those eat,ii;:ist - Munro, Gregot y, Black, e:.•• • We slug tar shim nut be eketnetl plt•U•lttllt'tql) 13 ' '- our proficiency and a:partitions are ....t • Haying 1.,r a tong series it yt!ars !val. Ve..ereal • e. mut the various diseas.4 ..t I hdiii.ty, the particid.,t our studies and practice, it w.:l, hops., to th.: A 'as quircsi superior know ill. it i:. t lavut : .* slight and estrus casts u: • compie e.l in the bliort peri.ot of t a.. days. and in uttuo4t 1111%.ter:icy, wi.ere Ot11( . 1 ~:tl, l .l:ers have eras, a i.roper a...ce iii t.tir of treatmes t the pa:tent-a Nate aTI radical cure. Amitist the tilelatolo4 „-; jr, v.. 'o , stets 01 a habit and :at st iiin,Al 1 tly pursued I.y ti yo. •••• Aiello sexes, thereat.. :mice or more distr. those d, lictrnrLii.:u..!l. quently preetut u .• bitter the matrinim ti! -tate. c• st..ti prison. it Its' he.: soling • retie...non to knew ...hat they lust now. 1.1 a IteW at .I.A' Mile mode of t•• that / . ,.16: 41 e 4 ot • bleesiNts, a ..r tat,. Ittai,ly, as. , t vtwone' • ot &Wily, 1 ruin si lisit %•tr can-e t, az. in :V s tits et venereal tofu. si.Ay ot- co:milted 'oy either sex with t I.e llate-t tsicr...ss zio.l ii,eour. I 1.406 ••• imitation at hum: trniu aced e..• Itlive, 414 110111 tat till tea at night. ,111e,.rs. locale ..nit Co. us .) b. :.(i...0 Sex, with ti.c A na r, Own 1(0, Hr t. trot-g.ini.. Pativots its the t IlVet t i l r an!. ' l:l.•; lttsl by p of LI:. their rase. aye, and general ha'alt ill Lich , :; tance for advice mitt nit stilt to any p.lr , of the is.ii,;.;ans , t o that *finial to Our widertAiiing,the ps.stest: P A? be .1. 11 • •' :Ise 31! , :0`.1111 fat Pvul!slie4 OAT:, 2%1 at the Star OS; •:•,1 -431 i .1 .1.0i:U.11:.t