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The republic., 1851-04-09
From the Albany (N. ~ Register.
Abolition Agitation.

The city of Boston has been thrown into fer
ment by the arrest Of another fugitive slave. The
conduct of portion of her citizens cvinces any
thing but disposition to abide by the laws and
Constitution of their country. II is very ap-
parent that their real opposition is directed
against delivering up fugitive slaves at all.
They do not mean to abide by the compromises
of the Constitution. They are bent on repudia-
ting the compact of union between the States.
Shall we be told again that the Constitution is
can atrocious bargain,'' and that resistance to
its provisions is part of the Whig creeds The
Whig party has never, by resolution or act, sane
toned any thing of the kind No part Of its doc
trnes has lent any sanction to the stealing of
negroes from their masters, or protecting them
from recapture. However much il may have been
opposed to the extension of slavery into free terri
tory, il has never incorporated aboitionism into
its platform. The Administration which stands at
the head of the Whig party has declared its pur-
pose to stand by the late adjustment ns q whole,
till time and experience shall demonstrate the ne
cessity Of amendment. There is nothing in the
Whig creed antagonistic to this position The
"Frce. soil'' question is settled
But to return to the spirit Of opposition to the
laws, Of which we have had 80 many recent mani
festations. The consequences beginning to
develop Themselves. The trade Of Boston has al
ready suffered to the extent of millions. The
trade of our own emporium has also suffered
largely, while that of Baltimore and other south
ern cities has greatly increased. And the mer-
chants who have suffered most by this transfer
those who deal in northern manufactures.
The effects will be felt in the workshop Of the
mechanic, and at the freside of the operative.
Non-intercourse, that offspring of heated pas
sions and feelings, and precursor of wars and con-
flicts has commenced anon neOuslv. and if theae
things 60 on arrangement of business, pecuniary
embarrassments, and commercial bankruptcy will
ere long follow in its train. And when fanatics
have realized the full and bitter fruits of their mad
ness, who will have been benefited? Not the poor
slaves. They have nothing - gain by the sever
Of the ties that bind one portion of this
try to another. 1t is difficult to conceive, there
fore, OF wilder insanity than that which actuates
a portion of the people of Massachusetts,.
The republic., 1851-04-09

ADAMS & Co. AND THE WoRLD's FAR.-The
Baltimore Patriot pays the following just compli-
ment to the enterprising express agency of Adams
& Co.:
"Thc cargo Of the frigate st. Lawrence, intended
for the great London exhibition, and which had
reached Hyde Park previous TO the calling OF the
steamship Baltic, consisted of seven hundred and
ffty-two packages, Of which number five hundred
and sixty were consigned to Edwards. Sanford
Co., the foreign branch of Adams & Co.'s Ex-
press.
"The we'll earned character for close attention to
all the various interests entrusted to this house
this side the Atlantic, gives that the
interests of American exhibitors at the Worlds
Congress will not suffer-"
How different is the case of persons who have en-
trusted their goods to this responsible house and
those who have sent theirs TO take whatever chance
may botidc them!
The republic., 1851-04-09

SPARKss ALTERATIONS OF WAsHINGroN's LET.
TEns.-A correspondent Of the Providence Journal,
speaking of the charges against Mr.. Sparks of hav
ing altered the phraseology of Washington's let
ters, which have found their way into the columns
of that paper, says it is Mr.. Sparkss business,
perhaps, to explain the matter; but as his good
name is national property it may not be indicate
for another person TO suggest plausible way of
accounting for something which looks like unfaith
fulness in the editor Of "The Writings of Wash
ington." In his preface to this great work, Mr.
Sparks says:
"It was Washington's custom. in all his letters
ofimportance, frat to write drafts, which he tran
scribed. In making the transcripts he sometimes
deviated from the drafts, omitting, inserting, and
altering parts of sentences; nor did he always
correct the drafts as to make them accord with
the letters as sent TO his correspondents These
imperfect drafts were laid aside, and from time to
time copied by an amanuensis into the letter books
Hence the drafts. as now recorded, do not in all
cases agree precisely with the originals that were
sent away. My researches have brought under
my inspection many Of these original letters. Re-
garding them as containing the genuine text, !
have preferred it to that in the letter books and it
has accordingly been adopted whenever it could be
done But the discrepancies are Of little moment,
relating to the style and not to the substance For
the most part have been obliged TO rely on the
letter books.''
Similar differences (says the correspondent of the
Jorna) may be found in the text Of some Of Frank
Inns letters, published in different collections or
memoirs. One editor or compiler has copied from
original draft, another from tho letter sent.
The discrepancies do not therefore imply that any
liberties have been taken with the text.
The republic., 1851-04-09

from American soldiers.
Though there are good citizens enough in So
corro who may be summoned for the protection ol
life and property, we yet thought that those who
were sent here for the protection Of the same, and
the establishment of soync kind of order, would
have the best right TO- take the business in hand,
especially as it is well known, both far and near
tho nonexstence of any responsible and reliable
civil authority at this place.
"Trusting that the trifiing number we have pres
ent will be sufficient for The protection OF our
we remain, very respectfully, your obedient SER
wants.
captain --, commanding San EIizario."
On the night of the 29th, preceding the morning
when the above note was despatched, dancing
party was given in the place, such being the only
amuscmcnt which could be afforded to those who
were desirous of enjoying pleasantly the little
cicty present. The testimony Of those present dur.
ing the night in question, II has been ecited in
examination and trial since held and from other
information not furnished at that timc all goes to
prove that certain individuals known as Alexander
Young, John Wade, Marcus Butler, William
Craig, Stephen Stanly, Charles Hughes. Charles
Ripley, Thomas McCasky. Alexander McNiven,
and others. went to the house where the dancing
was going on, and with premeditated design Of
"brcaking II up, and having fuss with Mr. Clark
and any one else who might aid him." Young
commenced by making a considerable noise. and, !,
il grew later, fired his pistol off at the candle; the
frightened females were not permitted to retire,
and any one who might attempt to take them
away was threatened with DEATH Meanwhile two
ruffians stood on the outside as sentincls-one at
each side of the entrance. Craig discharged his
pistol at the clock. destroying the same, while
Young, with knife in one hand and pistol in the
other, moved up and down the room, threatening
to shoot the first person that moved. At one time
he makes the direct question whether he shall
shoot Clark or not, at the same moment that his
pistol is within few inches of Clarks head, who
IL sitting in chair. At length the final bloody
act was committed by an attack upon Clark, COM
mcnced by Young. nnd folloved in n direct man.
ncr, by Wade, Butler, and Craig, and in = man.
ner less direct by others of the party who were
standing round. The result WINS that Clark was
carried away 10 surgeon, mortally wounded in
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CITY Intel Ilgence.

Arrxxrrrb MvsptF-lIFFe rSr9 MLrrln cos-
rsSr.-As the Lave Oak Vciaatssr Company we're pro
ctedipg, yesterday morning at half past zine o'clock on
their annual target excursion. named shepsrd
Brown residing at a. Cannon street fred into the com
psny and wounded Julian Harrison. Of No 1c1 Lewis
street Captain Of the company. AMI Michsei Fisher
private ri stated that Brown DESTROYS Of paradpg
With the company but refused by vote Of the CON-
pany and In order 70 be avenged for the insult be
mutet and when the of lanai and Elm street.
he fred into the company, the shot taxing effect
Harrison and fisher. Bro~n arrested by ON ,er
Mitchell Of the Fourteenth ward The accused
vsyed teore Justice Mountfort who committed him TO
prson TO answer the charge.
FMS "A Gre broke out At one O'Clock p NJ. yeeter.
day in the stables q Avenue and Ninth street
In the They destroyed together with vaiu-
able ore Of the grocer at the corner Gre broke out
at three o'clock erdsy afternoon In unfinished
building. No 2O5 East Tsenty third street ned by
ex-Aldermsn Pur6y The FIRE promptly extiDgushed
Tpg ~ PrsRl Srprsr-on wednesday morning be-
tween four and Eve o'clock FIRE discovered In the
Eve story building 16i Pearl street, occupied By " q
CLAYTON d Sons ttstioners, Meesrs. Boyd Hncken,
sb,rp,pe scy nts and George Mann book bindery
In Mr. Manns bindery In the 9Th story where the hre
sppesred TO have originated the stock vas considerably
iriur,d by water well FIRE Insured for 600 In the
Ultra and Hartford Insurance oompsnies Of Hartford
Connecticut Meesrs Clsytons stock rss msch damaged
By vaier The loss IL estimsted at " 600 Insured for
$1,000, In the Howard. Firemens and Long lssad
tfoes.
rp, ~ Cypvsrrs srpErr = Between 8 ard O'Clock
on WEDNESDAY morning FIRE broke out In the four
story brick building situated in the rear OF lIS Ohryste
street, occupied by Mr. Olson se trunk factory rhcb
entirely Destroyed The origin Of the Ore IL believed
70 be the ~ incendsry from the fact OF the
adjoining building sso occupied BY Oeon. o. mpunics
rgty platform the feoond floor b. ing likewise set on
IRE At The same time burning lsrge bole but vas fortu
nat.y dhoovtrsd and extnguished before doing any
further dsmape
yoysp DsoesfD The body ~ en- unknown man vas
pier Ne Fss, rivsf The Coroner notihsd 70 bold
On inquest
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On October o. JoHs DuptEr. son Of Patrick and Annie
NcELRoY, eyed year and months
The friends Of the family snc those Of his
Mr. Dudley Douxhery, respectfully Invited TO attend
the funeral from the residences Of his father No % East
Thirteth street this (friday) afternoon. ut o'clock
Suddenly October Q, At the residence Of his son,
EIrKIEL foyMkrs
his friends and TIA. friends of the family respect
fully invited IN attend the funeral from the residence Of
his James Youmsns 10 West T~rnty eighth street
on Sunday morning at o'clock without further invi-
tation. His remains will he taken Bulls Ferry for In
termsnt, In the 10 o'clock boat.
On Thursday, October Q WILLIAM Hssry, only Of
John W and Elrs " Banck aged years
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the reside of his father
3 Hudson street Friday afternoon, 10th inst, ct
O'Clock
In Brooklyn. on Thursday morning, October o, at 8
O'Clock, yorN DAVIS, eyed Is years and I month
The relatives and friends 81 the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residence
Sands street, corner OF Hudson avenue Brookyn this
(Frieay) afternoon, 10th inst at O'Clock
On September 30, at Hennepin, III, WILLIAM HAmL.
res late u ibis eify. sgss 'aJesr-.
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VHUnoDAu, OotODor ~ r. ~.
AsHEs moved 70 The sztsnt Of 10 bbI; pearls Ct ts
50; and pots, at - NIX ~ ssk, reduction.
BsrAprvrrs.rcr appeared active, the business
esI Is 81 ana mixed TO fsscy Western at So rs .
- with other kiAds At fun ngurss Canadian varied
little DsiI held q O. In bond Southern seemed Vim
Mills, at s. So Buckwhsst -four ruled lower, Frosrs
extra in rs h. bags fetching but sc Holts standard
What continued heavy; 1000 bushel, Geu.sss were
taken part at ESQ and $500 Upper Lake ct Ole Oats
were less valuable Northern bringing but sly s00 and
Western, "a BIC. Corn again reseded there being
10000 busAsb Unsound Western sold at 81 q Sc and
fair to Irims 1ixed do, at 81 bSc:
COFFEE was tnaDimate $50 bags Rio changed nsnos AZ
sss s1sc ana $50 Sc Domingo at ysic
CorroN-rhe market is well supplied with SAMPLES aud
the s, making ens bit on
the stock light TIE bu mess reported at COG
at one fourth Of a cent on
were engaged at one.eshth. Flour ranged from 7r$
7lsd and Slsd. was refused for large quantity Of
oil taken at 2cs, and 800 TO 600 do rosiu Is r.
clipper up day fos Sydney New South Wales. fr
freight or charter at toe per foot There
neDt.
F,sH Sales have been made OF 100 quintas wss-
tern Bank cod at 81 10 81 SOW Improvement; aud
lOe0 bbls Nos g. and nscherel ~ IS 25 ST. aud So
decline.
rasns ut 81 3d. 800 do buncst 81 SEQ halves ut 81 TO-
and 4to quarters at 564c.
IRos remained steady the operations prisipg 100
BEAD-0alena was held ct 81 20 to-doy with
accepted fer Of 81 81 u, for srsa parcss from store
So s,ooo ,Ns .,,r,s. ..~..-,,,,. .u.
t.Sn .. ga y az. h s ahRc,ss, Ha VIZ
oi S IN ~ Sys ose oasl anu ~. tss 20 ~hhe
a Tn oon.ns = so ool ~ pei ooserros
VIZ 10 ooo gsoIs LGsesu Psscossea q.
90 b,.sst. nx1., ~ 80 pa saT mo. Ana
~ o~ ~ az v. We, nus, ,s,. IL,
,S OH e1nIoea more Wiz s
Va ~ . - n.s' o. ~ s,- .so,t -.
q, e. v..s -. iao III 90. rs,ii.yn,, ~
r,;os nrics. es hhS drv sailed aSrs ha-ns wsr.
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Teiegraphlc Reports.

Nav osLEA~s. OCT. o, 1861.
Cotton-The quotations to-day for r.iidling is 73sc
Flour Is firm at 81 for hpe Mixed sells at 4S 49c
and white at Sc. Provisions all 2nl Rio oofse Is
selling at TX Sc. Northern hay rs worth STA Elk.
charge has fallen to a premium
RocursrEr, October O. 1881
There was q sale Of 600 bushsis choice Gene
wheat to day at slLo while small lots In the streets,
ave been selling at exc.
BrFALo Oct. a. 1851.
The receipts this port during shs past
hours have been follows -Foar, II 00c bss wheat
$500 bushels; corn SO 900 do and fair brands
Western -four have been owsr, With moderate de
mapd; 600 bbls sold at SO IS So CT sDr Michigan
Prime wheat has been In fair demand, but other dcrip
lions have bten dull and heAv; 500 brzhss Ohio sold
at &c. The market Il lower SAILS of 10000
bushels at ~ 43c for mixed Western Oats continue
scarce and 10 request At 2Ss No change In freights
ALB.Sv, October o 1851
Receipts since our lat-Flour. 400 bbls..; wheat
1ct0 do; corn. 2o0tC do bsrlsy, 1900 do. Floor
ha. been in moderate 6smapd-the market slightly fsvors
sellers. Wheat has been In moderate reauest--saies
20t0 bbls Corn IL 600 bushes sold at Soc for unsound
ard Sc for coed 1900 bushels barley changed hsnds
at roc .&c. for two roved and Tsc q Sec. for four
roved Oats steady 1T 81 hc and $50 for Western
1900 bushels stld.
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On October 7, in st. Mary's Church, BY the Rev. Nr
Stars Mr. WILIAN Corr 10 Miss CArHARrsE CAsE both
Of this city
At Emanuel Church, on Wednesday evening October
g. by the Rev. Alex. g. Leonard the Rev. Jos W.
McIIwAISs to MARTHA daughter of Robt Townsend ESQ
On October 9, by the Rev n. W. Bacon, WILLIAM HsN.
MAN, Eco, to JAss MARIA McCosSls, both Of Brooklyn
On Thursday, October O. at All Saints Church By the
Rev Mr. Eigenbrodt Mr.. II. NgLsos 0AoE to Miss MANI
y. BARTLgTT, all Of this city.
On October 9, at stspieton l., BY the Rev. Gordon
wiDsov EDwApD MEsRirT to MAN q, daughter Of John
L. eimopson, Esq.
On October ,wnuAn O. TEMPLE, Z. g. N to carLYsA,
second daughter Of Gen Totten.
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nEw LONDON. Oct = Sid sehrs Benz Brown Richards.
NEH SspfORD, OF f-Arf sshrs Brown. wiintns.
ten Nc thsa. HevIsAd. from cruise supplying light
houses SOB. Smith Albany.
.,FAFTgCkE1, Oct 7..Ar sehr Ellen Perkins Albany.
Bid sshr MsrY Mihlin PhiIsaelphia.
PkNsAeOL3 sept N-Cld brig zavalla. Frisnst Boston;
PHI ADsLtHIA Dot s-Arr sriss yslooifero tssrdl,
ssfsr boston, sshf See Flower DaSs Aissa;
Novelty, Brsxs aht Censstosa HKsd. NYork.t Below.
NYorhi Banner ssrss Breshyni knserprise. johnson,
PR6vIpENcE. osS f~xrr sohrs ssas, Nioksrson. and
Col Davis, eteelAsn Phsdslphia; naPire johnson,
.shrs snmSns Wssx. Tho' Page, ossxAl and Gsorse
via London soops Southport Jackson. Albany Dread.
Barker. Rosdout
P0RTLAND. Oct 7-cld MIR Splendid. Psussid, Balsi.
-
WILMINGTON, NC, Oot1-Arr brig Forest Prince, Hnck.
5y. Cherryhee; sehrs Leroy. Jones, HYork 6th De
Esseet Hultz o.; 7th brig An11wen Amy Cuba CID 81
York eth brig Hslor Barrier Boston; 6sh
ter, Horton, NYoyA
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OGDEN.
ship Kossush tBr,. Bel. 5, John. NIB. wsJrT.p.co,s
CO.
ship Hartford, esnncrmsr, Savannah Dunhsm A Dimon
Bark Jun tNcrwD Hunr, Bull W schmtst
psrh Etssr Pentietop, Phils delphi. Nesni,b A. son
Brig Solomon Eaton, SPARKS, ousysms ~ rrssmsn a
Co
scbr G a Lamar, Davis. Chssrvs. olney s.s.,o,.
sshr Velocity Orb Clswsob HslifsS Kelly smithers
sohr Henry Dominioh. San Joseph. Island = n s,,sv
schr Rhode Island, Fsrchld, ke~tesa, NC, Pistts
eohr snith SUITES wilminston. NC Dolnsr 4 Potter
schr Ann Smith, Darling, Georgetown.
echr VIM tyson. Jones. Bsltnore Van Brun. A si,xht
schr Catteil, Ga .. Phisdeiphia. . Hand
sohr Mary Ann Guest Tester. PhilsdelpLia W xoKes
Schr 4, Lowell. Boston n n " Herrch.
ecbr Enrire State, Eidtidse. Porsmovth. s W Iarta
Floor pointer, Fowler. Pro7idenoe.
eioop WIN fanfs ~, Tones, Providence.
fi3op Rhode Ilsnd. hi'er, Providence
Bloop Maria LOUISE Bcnnstt Pail River
arytv.s.
stanfhip City o. RIehmord. Terry, Riohmons. .ad ~
hours from Norfolk vita mcss and passenger 70 Mailer
LORD.
ssesnfhlp Roanoke. Parrish. MERTON. Az kour. -i,a
clip Camdcr ehervood Chascstop, tays with cotton
%, " Dpnhsn b'mon.
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Iark Pefhshifs IBfl toha.os. qlssse.. 40 days with
mdee y CunAfA Jr. Has had pilot board days.
seHr PsrsSoh. Graham. Piymeuth. NC. days
sohF otter. Waller Wilmington. NC, days with
Schr DAVID Hale. Edwards, virginia.
echr Warren. Wood, Virginia
Bchr EmelfAs Peterson. Wflisms Virginia
echr Chincossra Oh ambcn, v'rEnts
schr Bodinst Predmors. Virginia
Schr Wave Sterling vrgiph
echr Mott Bedek Weeks Georgetown. , days.
echr Farow. Lyons Georges dsys
sehr Queen. BrovN Philadelpsia. 2dsyG
Sohr OrlAnd, Pend7ston. New Raven, 2daJI
echr Sarah Eli n, Smith. NV HAvsn. zdays.
schr Victor Chase. Boston, Z ds5J
pAh.
ssss Mozart, Reed. Lu',sc days.
Ship uehesse Orsan Hutton. b ssre; byrk Atsmy
Hinckis7 DsmararA and ssserB
Br ship yossuth Bell foT st Johr, M aneSrod's ~
the SW spSs
sunset, 3.
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Parssnxsr. AxrAysss /.

ford Bro~,, Brovn, Mis- Brov,s g r Niohoisen and
isdy DudIsy Baxter, lady chfsnd servant, Mrs and
Miss MIA ms. Morrs, Miss DusKeEW Barton, smith,
JWaks oslo WakeneSA. Harrngtoarsnd lady Dirsly
n Willie. 49,
NoarO,x-sssamship Hosnohs-A 0e,Son. Y smith R
N n Chsmssr Levy. Lewis. NJ sty whitneld,
s2tsSn' NJ pe.nS. smish Mr. Banford Mr. Taylor, Nc
E,nyon and dsxehtsr Mrs smith, smith, Miss Reilly Mr.
Philips 3 Slack and lady Tabb. hatthe Mr.
DyHlip, FsTy. Mr. Halsey DR. Williamson, Mr. Wilson,
Hr RsinSfort-2e q
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nR CoNvIRs IrvI6ORATINo CORDrsL-TUi
only remedy fer thofe fad sfeesns Of BODY End mnd
sssrsety for society business ~ m,r,monv esusea "
alta ~ youth. " botue three botts
of 50 With mpcrtsrt sdvice 70 the married and single
ptrvsrd,d w. he country Letters postpsid sod ~ d.
G At H Third svepue go prosdvay and vi 10 revy.
Der Grand street DR. Cenvtrs medical work on Self
Apse syph and all privste diseases, Tor sale at Third
avenue. elasopy.
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MARKETS ELSE WIFE an.

Boaros, October 8-Bvoksys Board-l4 shares Western
Raiirsad log EAstern Nailrosd 49, do 9 kutlsea
Pailyoad w. xz vernont Central Rsitroad 10 50 do stu
Ysed 2s 80 DO ssn AFTER ga p, e7s do 25A 50 d.,
boston ana worcester Railroad i6 SO osssnseu,s ss,
road. so Is d. 3 Boston and Maine r. lroad, ln3 y
Concord Railgesd, S. Norfolk Couaty Railroad OK 10
Philadelphia WILMINGTON and Baltimore Ra iroad. 26z ID
Fall River Railroad. 90 MassAehuse'ts Baat 81 u FRA
ders Bank, ~; Bank Of North America 49, 30 Ban Of
COmmeres, 9S 10 Merchants Bank. log.
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LrvrR,ooL-esssmshipC City Of Manchester from Phadel-
phiaJsi cll LADY ard child PhilAeslphis hsCs,xeN
ard do; Jy PEN bsuf Philadelphia; Mrs Roct
Iren 8, DO; yF narchant. Mr. Boswell lady,
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tyr DE LANEv. AUTHOR or THE "PRrvArp

TYR On LANEv. AUTHOR or THE "PRIvArD
~ Medical Cuite hc, 81 Lspensrd street. Broad
ssyThe great facilities and advantages the author hes
snjyed dur.s hfeen residence In The principal oss
ocular branch Of the profession such certain quick ssl
radical cures hs be obtained other
smerica ~ " chiefly, however In dincuiA oonpoatsA
and urwisely treated casss that HE will be fuy
sniops Instruments that dsporahs con ,sssssee
early improper habits infsby. without medicine betn
fact The only certain existing for those
sent 70 part Of the Union His celebrated French local
diseases immediate eurs which l. oflsn esess1
~ avery fev dsys
DR. La CROOKS PRIVATE MEDICAL TREArIsI-
.s,es the Physiology of ssrrsse and the secrss IN
amsves snd oso,oers Of youth and maturity, ressls.l
solitary hshts which destroy the physical and s
cS enfeble the natural feelings aud exhaust che eeee
. ' 3, | ss s practical .ssssvs'.: q
ttutopsl veskness ant all diseases sr<ng RON indis
tuon, With plain and sim pie rules By which al perscns
IN cure Themselves without nercury-with the suthors
tstrystions on marriage, lie duties and ssonA
Nd their NEEDLES with solored photographic ILLUSTRATING
he ttomy ynoogy, and diseases OF the reproductive
gans Of both their srvcture uses ana funcaops
ooptane many importsnt hints 10 those contemplating
tfnory, which will objections against
Zone b.wever shovd ,se this imgorant step vith.us
lc'h.r married OF single strHn who require medical
90 before consulrs Doctor ought 70 know whethcs
~ Eases properly 5evtood and judciousy treeoe
sir thyslsns srd thus euard sgsinst the inpestscv
gay assiihed practitioner and has for ,v.nty vesss
rvetec bs s,odes " the sohets Of which his book trs
ny person rndng rs cente In letter. post teid VII re-
i've enc cory W nail. OF eve copies for 81
B Ia crcis be.,sr street hlesny, ,os ,ssa a.
Eev York.