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CHAPTERCONTENTS OP THE TREATISE,
COll l. On the Philosophy of Marriage, with its El_indra,onne.-.
and 0 bligations, and on Infelicitous and Unproductive urb rose CHAPTER 2. On the Anatomy and Physiology of the Gene, great
Organs, their functions, structures, and secretions, provinif,Lha.tjen
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of the Stomach, Lungs, and Brain, and general weahae" you°
Mental Faculties. CHAPTER 4. On the Secret Disordera°fkneA
and Maturity, and the Treatment of N -vous and Local Wet Oa
Mental Debility, and Premature I) co -CHlrrzaa 5 and 6:hcea
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—A
WOMAN SHOT.
Oa Wednesday evening last a very sad occurrence took
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t(in Roberts, Esq.—an occurrence a hich has caused con-
si.erable excitement and commiseration, and has occa-
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Mitchell, aged 29, whose husband is a boatswain's mate
at of a. has been in the habit of working at Trevol, as a
dressmaker, and wis there on Wednesday evening. her
disposition had occasioned great friendliness between the
sons of Mr. Roberts and herself; and they were much
attached to her. The eldest named Erasmus, about 14
years of age, who with his brother has been enjoying
the school vacation at home, cn the evening before men-
tioned, asked her to sing a song and she refused, he then
brought from his roan a pistol which he possessed with-
out his father's knowledge or consent; and which he bad
bet,re thoroughly cleaned, and threuteded to snap it at
her if she still declined. She did so, however, and he
playfully pulled the trigger, when horrible to tell—it 055
found that the pistol had been loaded, and the contents
!Aged in the head of the unfortunate individual. The
consternation which seiz• d all in the house may be
cued, but cannot possibly be related. The woman fell
bleeding to the ground, arid on the young e-entletnandii,*
covering that a wound had been inflictedr he exclaimer
" Good God, Charley must have loaded the pi•stor (15 bich
afterwards turned out to be correct,) and fled, no one
knew whether. Mr. Chubb, ru-geon of Torpointi I?!
sent for, but all medical effort could be of no avail, n'e
bullet had most probably entered the brain, and within a
short time, the poor creature hreathed her last without
having uttered a word. Added to the terrible shtick
oc,sasioned by this event was the fright produced Dy the
innoci nt cause of it being missing. Search was ow"'
for him in all directions, and it was nearly midnight
before he was found in the neighbourhood of the base:
in a state of perfect nervous bewilderment. It is new
easy to convey any idea of the suffering created in the
family of Mr. Roberts by this dreadful misfortune, for 1
among the many virtues which distinguish them,_ (well;
more prominent than another, it is a kind heartedeees".
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A Coroner's inquest was held on view of the 1)04
the deceased, on Friday afternoon, and the Jury, af,f2li.
very short consultation, came to a verdict of Auf
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