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With him on tn. subject Issnaes now write nsrs y

With him on the subject Icsnnot nov write mere y
my sheet u full
the 9th ut state that the joint French and Turieh
com mission had decided that the Roman 0atholies
were entitled 70 ths o. the Holy S
tuauy threatened the Forte with war should this de-
csion be carried into effect Consequently the Porte
the French Minister protested and sent home for IN
structions. England maintains her neutrality on the
subject though she seems not to approve the reasons
which the French advance.
PEcrIE WITHOUT Musrc The Chinese have no
pleasant music They like to hear good Angling bat 90
not know how to sing themselves. In the miseon
very much and do their best to initiate some o them
succeed very well
REAplso roa Tbs CtOcrAws-The American Ifect
sSs has Pproprstsa sSOo ~ pI,nns swo
work has been sereoyped and addition Of go eopies
published In the TIVE volumes there are leS pages
The work is entitled Scripture tne Kew
Gslaudst abridged and translated into the Choc-
taw Language"
VACANT SEARS IN CHuRonEs -An English paper gives
the following account of the remarks Of 6irW Page
Wood the Solicitor General the above subject. He
raid" With regard to keeping the seats empty afer
service had begun, no person had right g do 80,
which person holding pew In church. ohtectsd to
having any person admitted into his pew end used to
put paddock upon the door, and come himself after
the service had begun The Clergyman, however, had
the paddock taken o and put into the pew when
was empty at the commencement OF the service and
he was upheld by the courts in that course"
On Saturday last, December 20th the Rev Dr. Robin
son. whose Oriental Researches have made his name
familiar in the religious and literary world sailed from
this port in the steamer Arctic He designs to spend
the winter in Germany to proceed 70 Palestine and
forward with those iRvest cations which he has formerly
carried On with so much success.
We regret to learn that the Rev rye Sohenck Pas
tor OF the Reformed Dutch Church at Bedminster N
having returned Sabbath afternoon from preaching in
remote part of his neghborhosd struck with para
Iyss half his body being entirely beyond his con-
troll he not being able to speak except in monoya
bes.
An agent of the Tract Society who has visited the set
tiers Southern part OF Illinois during the past
says that average Of half ascertaned to be
unable to read write and that from third to one
ffth without whole copy of the Bible.
There about atty thousand Old School Presbyter
ms In Pennyslvania
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 20, 1871
CirisGs in Baltiore-Koss,ls RecpiionTie,ss Of the
Peopis-ParGde Decided Upon-IiospitGii,y 70 S.ran.
gers &c.
Christmas was day Of The most merry and joyful
character in this city, among old snd young The prac
tce that has so long prevailed in New York on New
Years day Of plentiful supply Of eggnog aud other
daniss of the being spread every parlor and
general interchange Of friendly visits has been intro
duced in Baltimore Of the Accomplishments OF
Christmas day and very generally obserbed yester
day throughout the city The boys with their torps
does shooting crackers Gre works and other combust
bes OF that character kept constant sound through
out tbs city
TIE reception Of Kossuth in this city not
the weather and condition Of the streets IL hss been re-
solved by the committee Of Il to be Accom-
panied with civic and military procession. Nothing
positive Jet known as TO the period Of his arrival In
this city.
Kossuths doctrine Of intervention Is 20 extremely uu
popular IN this city that many feel and indg.
made or entertained Others in their admiration OF the
patriotism and love Of country exhibited BY Rossuth
are wiling to accord TO him all the honors to which be
90 emnsnty entitled whilst they treat the Intervention
project with silence. Some members Of the COMMITTEES
OF arrangements opposed military reception on the
ground that It would be regarded tac &C
In that doctrine -
Kossr.h will however be cordially and hospitsb.y and
enthusiastically entertained in BALTIMORE and whilst be
Kane In Philadelphia he will With one to openly
rebuke and insult him. has been the case In New York
ana Philadelphia Baltimore well how 10 an.
terrain stranger for that.
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fPrp sTrassuP CANADA. AT HALuAxl.
Arr from Nsv Yofk-Deo 10 Isaac Wright ~ Liverpoo
th RchArd Golden at Deal for London fnderendsncs Oh
Meta al Gravesend; Hssdrik Hutson DO.
sla for New rort-Dee u sssss Hsrism from Torssyi
Corneiius orinneI from Deal 18th. Il Scranton. New
World LAZY frsnkiin ana Reciprecsy frem Liverpool
+ Arr from Bosson-Deo n. Leopold. Al Gravesend
Bosten-Dsc 10. Custsve Adoiph. from Antwerp:
sab, Caledonia from - Martins, Ise pers. after rps
sid for PhilsdelphaDeo TO- City Of GLASGOW ts from Ii.
yerpool. 12th Venice. snd Hero iron DO.
SIC for Chsss.on-Dee T. Abraham. Younr sad Lsroh.
from Liverpool
Arr from New orssns-Dee 10. ANA Rich, DsvOnshire,
sd Tor New Oriesns-Des sarah Purinston fm Havrs;
Acha, Deal lsh Merlin Lvsrpool 3sh Jas Corson.
AR from 81 Jshn rB-Dee snss Ti. at London; lO,h.
Lady Artsis Al oloueester $50 reported probably Lon.
don 18th. Cohqusror. ~ Llverpeol.
LfvSR Poot Dee lOThe Jane Henderson Of sni for Bsl
more ps back lsaky, having been throvn on her beam
ends OF the Aerriee.
ith-The Elizabeth Brace for Mobile has put back lesky
11hIhc Delphos Crove Of and for Boston, from Ban
has here e,ty and With loss Of sails having expe
rienced heavy gale ?th nst
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FnE AND Loss OF LIFE IN TRof.-A Gre broke
out Christmas morning at two o'clock IN the sxtenvs
grocery store Of hessrs Haght and gi.e>ys opposite
tne manson House Troy. The asmcs spreaf nth great
rploy and In fpte Of the efforts Of the aremea the
mole building with most q its conter destroyed
nere "a an insurance Of $4,000 the goods In the
Troy Mechanics Mutual which will probably covsr be
@ Ins hre resulted In the death Of young mar By the
ssme o. Pearce student In the Troy institute ne was
hoons the pipe Of ole Of the engines when the wall fell
10 upon him burying him beneath the ruins from
AFTER two hours Of incesssnt labor be was taken
mutilsted and quite dead. Two other young
49,. "Ssrs. Payne and Nal-vere considerably 10.
Jutea--.4b1sy Register 2Cfb inst -
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TIE DEFMcAT1oN OF !. w BRADFORD ~ Bos
ToE.-Wo published few days since, By telegraph,
an account Of the deacson Of Isaac Bradford clerk
70 hessrs Mixer Pitmsn, Of MIR street, Boston
The Commonwealth says Bradford IL discovered TO be
defauter TO the amount Of SIS 900 lie has led
escape dissection By sacstion Of thu books The money
nsupposcd 20 have been lost in gambling aud the de-
tauef u u said, duplicates parties in high landing ~
partic pators In amusement 20 him costly lie
sppered and i not found TO answer O. the civil writs
sgsinst I'm not having been since la.t week
Tue oay, vhen be IVES driving the Neck This de-
becston OF young man 20 undoubtingy trusted will
causeeome anxiety among merchants aad deep scruti.
ny OF books Bradford u about thirty years II are Of
good family unmarried, but has mother living HIS
property that they have deep interest in having our
laws executed against those fashionable e.tb ,hmsn,s
which corrupt the morals q the younf
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MUPDERous EScouNTER.-The Mobile A3rer.
tiS0 sayss-On Sunday evening, Ifth inst an
ARRAY took place In the psseage Of the Lafayette House
between two young men, Jas. q Childress and Jas II
Robnson both resdents Of this city in which the latter
vas kidd We give the particulars ~ We heard them
previously been friends had together most Of the
day, and some Misunderstanding having taken place,
him, snd he declared revenge Robinson coming out
from supper heard Cndress say there the rascal he
vas looking for, and approaching him vas met by him
(Childress) and in q mo ment they ciinched While
standing UP together Chidress drew bowie knife and
plunged into Robirsons abdomen. Before the friends
Of the parties could separate them another blew wa
aimed with the knife and caught the Of one
the bJstanders Robinson died about thirty minutes
after receiving the wound He had in the city but
little than month, and was clerk in the hsrJ.
ware store OF Barney Bros Chidress disappeared soon
after ant large reward has been offered for his appre
hensicn. He has resided in Mobile year more and
last winter was second clerk Of the river
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DSt,iDD.N DEATH OF CLFPeysAN fy Bosrox -
ON wednesday evening, al seven o,cloct ths Pa
s Catholic clergyman Who va. stopsing
souns a. =, S Hste In court SQUARE Boston vas
pg, - ~ IN ns room. lie arrived In that citv from
buffalo on Monday last and retire al his ps. Sor ~
sbs .,,. se,s sos seen ne a.y following and
home 49, ssS an tss Tact TO the proprietor Of the
open when tbe gentleman found vins an ~, sa,
dead ne probably died in Ct Of spopIsST m. az
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The FIRE AT THE CAPITcL-The results of this
DISASTROUS calamity well known but the orixin
OF the Gre remained mystery until this morning when
YVES ascertaned 70 the satisfaction Of Mr. weter the
architect and all others who have examined the prsms
es The aues from some Of the committee ICONS pass
under the floor Of the Library and close to the partition
wall where they enter aperture Is found quite large
enough to admit particles OF such light aud combustibe
materials used in kin ding res The fires in these
rooms were made up at hafpa ak O'Clock snd quar-.
ter before eight the Library found to be Gre i'm
msdAtey over this aperture Washington Telegraph,
D.
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nj WIS BY TIL z MAILS
>oo~NNNNNNNNNNr.>Nro~
DISASTROUS FIRE In PHILADELPHIA.
~NS~>~oO~NNNNO~o.~>r~N~~>~
Several Persons Killed and Injured,
xxr. Re
Our philadelphia. Correspondence.

Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHLADkLrHnA, Dec II 1851
most eaiamitous fire. this morning has replaced the
Kossuth excitement in the public mind the Governor
having left for Baltimore The fire commenced in Harris
block. extending along Sixth street, above Chestnut
about two hundred feet which aswe q the Shakespeare
block on the opposite side of the street was totally de-
molshed the walls of both being RACED almost to the
foundation The law book store Of the Messs Johnson
and the Eagle Hotel Chestnut street also Quilted
by the IRE The loss Of the Messrs Johnson In books
stereotype plates and other materials, is estimated at
$4,000 J. NJ Moore's store adjoining WAS deluged by
the water and the stock damaged to The store
of Lindsay & Blackiston, Sixth street damaged
slightly by the fire, and deluged by water injuriny
his stock to $4,000 The other sufferers are, Mason
Ksndle music dealer; Samuel McGrath Thos Birch and
blind maker John Chew barber; Mr.. Babes sezar
store New York hat sore John H. Butler copper
printer John Mari letter ensr.vsr A: B walter por
berry Starr, stereotype founders; John II. Duoomb
bookbinder +. Parker, proprietor Of the extensive
oosmorsmss. The billiard saloons of Mr. Hudson
and II. J. Park were destroyed, and DR.. Sehenck's
beautiful store. OTIS Blood Of the letter despatch
boot maker Sleeper Jesnnesett, jewellers, aud
Messs. McColgan, are among tha sufferers In the
the building completely destroyed with their
muskets The real estate belonged principally to Abra
ham Hart VIM II. winder, the Messrs johnson, auithe
Hoiahau estate.
The most lsmentabe part of the calamity the loss Of
life and injury to the remen that has attended It, Is
well understood that W. W. Haly, Esq, prominent
member Of bar killed by the falling of wall OF
HArts building He was in the neighborhood when the
Ere broke out and assisting the police to carry out
goods from music store when the upper portion OF the
wal. down and crushed him beneath Is. His body
has not yet been recovered but the police are now
searching for it. Two negro killed by
Their falling wall, bet have not been recognized.
Three members OF the Marshars police were injured
Ana an Ora nff noftu 10 ,taA
Several fremen ipjureds and great numb
come by the intense cold The water froze ia hose
and fires lad to be kined around the plugs keep the
streams from freezing
The Chestnut street theatre saved with diaicuty
as was also the State House buildings The west end
cupola several times FIRE. on occasion re-
gulsr Jskey heard to say 'Twcnt do 10 L.. that
crib burn down no how-down wild der mschin.
The total loss cannot be less than 500 o1o--aOt ore
than hail. Of which was insured
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FATAL EFFEoTs or THE LATE STORY .-Tha
Cleveland Pfandeoig contains the particplar. a, az
freezing 20 death othe driver Of the stage bel ,s
city and Erie Pa, while ON his driving during bs
late storm. Another man frozen TO death In m.
town Of Hamburg, In barn, whittier he had soushf
nfues from the pitiless storm. Another death Il re
ported In the town of Evans that Of lad who pershsd
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Mos Law IN THE CHEROKEE NATION we
learn, from the Font Smith H1ai that Greek Indian
who Wa charged with killing Mrs Rati6 and pexro
woman time since, Fort Gibson vas arrested
and given up TO the sherin Of Illinois district and vas
awaiting his trial at the house when be Vas taken
from the sherin By mob Of With backsued fAces
and Killed upon the spot He shot three times aud
stabbed in ecveral places.
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Arrved-Bsrks hasd,lsue and Levsnt NYerk; schrs Al
mira JOY. Phisdeiphi, Mssspra. Boston
harris, sud Helene. fhilatephs.
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KILLED BY FAILING IN WKrI.-A man named
ss'ss y, yesr. Of sgs was found in . vell to vhIeh
Ia Lsnsinsburs on Monday sst WAss tskss out M,
ws extinct -yflbgy aysus go
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To Corres nondcnfs

To Cores pondcnts.
Captsps Of vessels end furnishing Marine News 30
this would coafer tavor By sealing their
cations.
ALMAsAc-DrcEnER 49,
sanzs........... % soos SITS 10 40
............ IS Mon wArxs. .. morn
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EoR onAeREs AND SAN Juan DE- NicAsAgyA,
Captain Asa Eidrdge will leave the foot u Vsstry street.
North River, on Thursday. January lt A. O'clock r. NJ
PRECISELY above ports direct. This havne
elegant for cabin, seeond cabin and steer
-psssenfs those about seins 70 California should make
early r. rAPsCoTT q Co, IS South street.
80 cut In the Pioneer, will probably be In
AZ, 4. s., 60 sbip New Orleans, leaving Panama
on the l5th January.
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NJ LARnoNT SURGEON, y. \. sooIsTr, AND n. p.
.s,.'s h s s.ss ss.,sss sy.ssos ssSs
ouros Of the disease while local h r1Sa M ~
sny neeoinss bat In those syphss cases Of ~
vs na which hsvs been under The ohsrrs Of shs 81 s
na susoSs ~ Ms services 90 much sought fss
ELL ds'.rcysr Affects th innocent oPrsS Coz ssasss-
enres THAI he not afraid 70 cannot Be quallsl
hsvsh ~ prscept,rs we're Vie great R?ori q Peril Asl
isfss.sssy numerous Victims q ssltssgss srs -
sspsssly sosi those bali ourv1 ssi sbssdoas1 sssss
whatever eonPIsnt q Nj. sossAiisy he always sss
Ger, full ssse4snt " The wtkh fs - bsn n npsea~
var Pest 0mcct York viii be nsosssA2 fssisa AZ
~ Acrninx Uni X sni V 10 Ne sSszisS - - hssls
81 Srss aS y tn. Srsss s2s ~ vi :sss =
publissvd I ~. ll -. VI . go ~ a !, -.
No s5s sIls cg.s I'LL. sYcs.s = gs 2! =,
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~ Line for California via chares and San Jsaa 81
PENDENCE i,iOO IONS register Capt Charles ssoddsrd
commander will sail for Chssres drecs noadAy Deesm
wisn the favorte stsamshp New Orleans leave Panan
o. the 18th January The Brothsr JonAtaaa VII succeed
uary. FOR freight or passage apply 20 s +,
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Lorpor-ship Northum tsriand-H Stevenson; Miss q
ssndsrsen Rsy Thom.s dy ana ssryap Jehnssn hi:s
Kun; Mas Annoy Master Nun Chung Boo chuns; Askows
LrysnSooIc-ship siddo,s-J Mckay. shaw. Mr. Bo-
pard, DR. Brisley.
Burros AYars-Lubech bark Alma-w L sinksr.
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VANDERBILTs LINE FOR sA " rRANCIeC0. VIA
Capt. Churchill viii leave Rer No. hgs On =
vkence passengers viii be over ths ssst route
Nsssgus ccmpsny hayss but twelve piIss o. isnd
will proceed without delay. San Francisco rsfns'shs
D. T. ALLEN. Battery place NJ stairs.
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sIIIPPINe,

CoR LIyERPooI-uNIrEp STATES NAIL srHAn,
ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nys.-This steamer vii
epsr. with shs UnIted sases malls for Europe positively
Saturday ysny TO- 1889 ~ ~ o'clock NJ fro her berth
~ the foot Of caaai rs. No bsftn sv.ret vii psis for
.r freishs or psssage having uneaualisd Aesenne~''
IDWARD K. COLLINS q Co. IS wall ~.
The steamship Atlantic. will succeed the fAeiho and ss
January 2tth, 1854
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qss. WV NV, AMI III
leave ker Tort for savsnnAho on Ssturdsy Jasssfy
: :ss,, gsS ~ M IS z sss
7fhs xIAssms csss LSdies on ssssrdsy 10Th Jsrrsry
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IHDIPKNDKNr sTEAMEK FROM PANAMA TO sAH
yrancisco-The we'll know and fsverise ssamshp NEW
ORLEANB, W. G HAmmersley. U. 3. N, Csmmaa DER via
leave Panama for Ban francisco The 18th OF January
1882 The speed and amodsons Of this steanoe
may rely on being amply prsvidsd visa ssssy
York for ChAges by Of the steamers 24sh x
Doo mber. viii connect with the New Orleans Panama
ZOE "'sh' 'i P1HoE AID q SON. Assa,. "a B.,.av,v
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MEDICAL

MO FEE TILL CURKD.-DR. CoRBErf. 10 DUANE
street. be consulted confdentaliy tia rest-
ment Of delicate diseases Twentyo years praos,s
bes Dr. c. TO perform speedy WITH
out mercury recent cases removed in fsx days DE-
a. has attained emnencs in ths branch Of tae pro-
medical surgical aid apply with OF being
honoraey dealt With Dr. Z. Is member of ho Uaivsr-
si'y OF the city Of New York
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YAcIys. sAILIokfl. guck!re AMP ROW so.rs
sss..s g:s.'' ia ssss "a ss ::ssscsat ~ %;
WAIVER STREET.
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UHIPPIK0.

pAeIYIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CemPANY.-0HLY
direct 1Isss stssnsr ca TyssSsy yslussY Oh. 8 n
etW.srsn .srsst fer ChsEs.. drses % oonasst IS
Steamship Go.
CHANGI OF SAILING DAY-oNLY THROUGH LINZ
On Friday January 9sh sss M The splendid ssssnsSip
EXPIRE CITY, 100 tons Tanner, Comm aer val ssh
her pier q the foot Of Warren street r. with the
mails for Chagres Chagres transfsrxed
81 Havana steamship Passengers ssv-
in the Empire City will vish the United Stskss
all steamship California TO all without delay eAa
Francisco arrival Of the and mail % Paaaa
FOR freight or PASSAGE apply at the oes NO. 1T wsss
street. corner of Warren street. North River.
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nR COOPER. IA DUANE STREET. HAS, FOR THR
- last min devoted his praetos 70 chs
sssrsvsted diseases and mild Gases removed few dAIs
vst street, Chatham etreet have nst isfk DuAas
street. See diploma, in once with the trst
perfect charge. tfN
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nR La CRoIxy PRIVATE MEDICAL TRnATIsa-
- Firth edition; By n d, LACroin, n. D. Asaay. N. u.
ChsaRess book ever ~ pssss and ~ a,s Ysss.
dseIdsrs Of youth and maturity r,sIAss IRON ssssss
Aihns IRON lndisorson, with plain aad simple ruiss -
which sil persons can care hsmseives without n,rsu
with the author observations marriage M duuss An4
and their rsnsaIs vish s,lorss va.
Of of both sastr ssr1
t,res, usss. and funcuons 10 scntAns nany ineor,As,
zone ehj.ssens ssainst Isrrias ssss h2ysvs shesis
treats Of al disss4sf smslss whether OF sass
shfngsu Fhs re1rrs medical Ssfsrs soassIsss ssy
ought 10 know whether their properly
asrsoed thoss whom thsy employ And thus xusa sSss
s OF qasekery prsv.sns n populons cities
twenty hss been daily consulted .yes Vas Sisss
s:sr Any person sending tweptyhvs ssnss IN is.isf
gs pna, ~ isssivs sns sof nall fr.s q res.aSA %
ysIssr'.t ,AIsssy. n sea y Ssr,ss Go. Aas
Ssss.s q, s.s s'sr Esys ,l. S ss ~ s'svn
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TT 3. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FoR NEW
y Orleans Viz Hayans. o0hsnss q Sailing DaY.-rhs
commander will sail from the 81 OF Wasrsa ssrseS
n. r.. Friday January I? ~ 2oeloek p NJ precisely
Fsnsemsn.Lsdies ssioon bsrths, So Afssr d. a. so
freight TO Havana Freight taken New Orleans he
usual rates Tor freight or passage. apply 70
NJ 0. ROBERTS. III West street, corner OF WArrsa.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY-0NLY
Through Line for Ban Francisco via Chagres dirsoN-
o CnnSSs sailing Dsy.on Saturday January 10Th =
OHIO, vnequaled in her and speed 301
TONS fndlsy bohsnok, u. g. N, Commander will sail
ne, psr - the D0t Of warren street North river With The
fayorise United States mail steamship California SAL
without delay for San tho
sengers End malls ct Panama For passage eppv
1t the Offices "a and 60 South street. IN stcest cor
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THE nARlIKp woNANs PRIVATE MEDICAL con

THE HARMED w0MANs PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
panionBy DR.. A. ~ HAurissau Professor Of pissaess
o. women-Twentisth edition, lemo, 20. 2D-Pres a.
Year. q sunerins Of physeAl snA mental ansush nasy
bssd nigh, have been spared timely possson q This
work. intended especially for the married. o. these
contemplating marriage. dscesss Important secrets,
which should be knswn . them particularly.
those whose n:sh does net permit Of sninersass Of
Here, also every fsmasths wife, the motherthe one
either budding into the other In the decline
years whom nature A important ohAng
can observer the eause ymyssms snd ths nest smcent
aad most certain mode Of cure In complains
10 which her ser IL subject
tkxsraes OF letter from ssnsismsn IN Daytsn ohiol
DAyros, Nay 1, l5td
DsaR Sra Ny vile hss been psroeptisly nkins Coz
some three 10 ofhef great ansuh
and suffering months before and during her eenans
menG every successive Ana more Duplicating
and p.os,ratns hsr ryttiss her life N imminsnt dasssr
posed this Of things nsvsabis and resigned
self 10 meet the worst A. this time tnov Abous two
months heard ycur book highly spoken o. ~ ecntainx
come matters reaching my oa lee receipt ana psruss
cannot express 70 you the relief sasrdss M d,sss:ssa
ing the srsst discovery Of X n Dssonssuy preydsda
osved wss possb Brs Tor shs ere another year vosd
have Psss ever my bead in All human ys
lcss.
Of course nprssscsbis sonvsy fuily the go
rous subjects treated Of thsy Of natsrs strictly
intended TOT the married those marriage
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