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The Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court of this State commence
ed its December Term, for Chittenden Coune
ty, at this place to- day,

The Supreme Court of this State commence
ed its December Term, for Chittenden Coune
ty, at this place to-day,
Isaac F. REorrELD, Chief Justice,
n M'l" L nr lS"ar and AssisJus'oos.
AN exceedingly eloquent aud appropriate
prayer was mode by the Rev. Mr.. YOUNG, pas
tor ofthe Unitarian Church
The docket having been called, Levi us
DERwooD Esq, States Attorney for this Coun>
ty, announced to the Court the death of the late
Hon. c. p. VAN Ness, formerly Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court, and Governor of this
State. Mr.. Underwood briefly referred to the
important Offices, State and National, which
the deceased had filled with distinguished ab-
ity, and moved that, from respect to the mem
Dry of the deceased, the Court adjourn till to-
morrow morning.
After few preliminary remarks by his Hon
or, the Chief Justice, the Court was adjourned
IN accordance with the motion.
On motion of Mr. Edmunds, F. u. Cotton,
Esq, was admitted and sworn rs one this Court
No. |. Slearns v. Miller et ul.-Action on the
case for misconduct of defen lant as Listor Of
Williston, was argued to-day by Messrs. Rus
sell and Smalley for the plaintiff, and Messrs
Peck e. Bailey for defendants.
No. ?. Gleason g. Whipplc v. V. s. C. r..
r. Co.-Action on Book account, is now on
Messrs. Maynard, Klsson g. Edmunds for the
plaintiffs, and Mr. J. Mack for the defendants
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o,ri ,t-l. pl,. 49,;
w i"o " "0'"s''" i'P"'''' 0o'i''i'''''''s
on the speech OF Gen. Cass, IN the l. 5. Sen
ate on Thursday last, aptly remarks:
sThe tone in which General C,ss declares
his adhesion to the policv of Mr.. Fillmore
in the Crescon, CIV afliir. is honorable to bo,h
II rctites the alteration IN which some l,3yo M
duI5od that the conduc, Of the Administration
was unaccentabIe TO all Int Who's: and aJ-
ministers a severe rebuke TO those VINO labored
with pcr,inacI,y 10 misreDrcsen, # FOR s,r,c,Iv
factions purpos,s. without rorlrd TO conss-
ouences."
A. ,,,
}" 'oS"'" ~ '''' 'i'2''' '''"luIlo'' "t'oI
which Gen. Cass delivered his speech. the
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT Of the Courier and
t-.,,,;,,x xo,,,,rl.s - c,,on.s.
There Is good deal Of flssatlsfac tiou IN
Democratic circles at the manner IN which Mr..
Masons resolution ot InGnlrv, III regard TO the
trl.parlte convention concerning Cuba, was
presented to the SENATE on Thursday, and the
debate which ensued upon 1t. Mr.. Cass was
the only SenaCr consulted bY the mover, and
consequently he and Mr.. Mason were alone
prepared to discuss the proposition ITS length
and breadth. More than one Senator In the
majority is impressed with the belief that this
subject was sprung upon the Chamber for the
advantage of a few particular individuals, and
with the intention OF excluding others from
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

o. The earnings of the Galena and Chi
cago Railroad, for four months, from Aug. !,
to Dec. /, length finished, % miles, were
$20l 70l,57. In the last annual report of the
company, it was stated that the earnings for
nine months, from Aug. |, to the first of May
next, might be safely estimated at S270,000.
1t viii be seen by the foregoing figures, that
the earning for that period promise to be near
~ double that estimate. We learn that the
stock of the road is held, in Chicago, at $40
The Aurora Extension, a short road which
connects with the Chicago and Galena about
thirty miles from Chicago, has declared div
idend out of the earnings Of the last e months,
of | / per cent.-elght in cash and SIX in stock.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31
0FCoMMrRcE OF THE LAKE PoRrs

0FSCoMMrRCE OF THE LAKE PoRTs -" he
following table, compiled from public docu-
ments, shows the amount Of duties collected at
the principal lake ports during the two last fs-
cal years. The foreign commerce of these
ports is carried on entirely with Canada. 1t is
said that they are ready and eager to carry on
direct trade with Europe. provided they can
obtain the fire navigation Of the ST. lawrence
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

0TOn the prospective rise in Iron, the \.
y, Express says that during the year, enor.
nous fortunes have been or are to be made or
lost on iron and hence it Is not probable Cor
gress will be permitted to rest, notwithstanding
present indications. We hearof contract for
railroad in western state, the loss on which
will be $50, 600 to s 900 900 on the rise Of
railroad iron the contract being taken to de-
liver at the prices Of 1919; 1850 and lS5l-
the rise being nearly double since May last
even We hear again Of enormous profits. The
owner Of the Ulster county IN. W Iron W orks
is said 10 be s 100, 900 richer than in May last.
The Port Henry Essex county, N. Iron
Works, which could have been had last spring
for $50 900, sold the other day for $4,000
/ and SlOO, 900 would be refused now. The Penn
sylvania iron capitalists are now finding The
largest sort of investments New iron works
with immense capitals are about 10 i,4r' AZ vel
IA , d @ irci.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31
Important to Lovers of Music.

Choristers, Singing Master, Organists
Musicians and Teachers of Muse generally,
and all CIergymen interested in the advance
ment of Music or in the elevation of the stan
dard of musical taste, will hear OF something
both interesting and advantageous by sending
WILLIS, publishers of Tie Musical World &
Times. 257 Broadway, New York. Measures
are beng taken to facilitate universal dis
seminatIon Of good music, and corree, musical
principles, throughout the whole country, and
the cooperation of ali who feel an interest
in this important work, is solicited. TIE CO.
operation of Editors and Publishers is alst
solicited, so far at least, as to give this para
graph the widest possible circulation.
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T'ntal.
$500 0 Sj42,C0O

This shows an increase Of Sl06,000 or about
IA per cont. in one year, and but e'evcn ports
are given the less important ones being omit
ted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

O. The Lord Chancellor of England re-
celve5 fifty thousand dollars year paid quar-
tery. His retiring pension is about half that
SUN,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

o. River navigation is at an end for the
seas n. The following table will show the
time Of the closing of the Hudson river for ten
years past and The number OF days navigation
was snspended:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

0FOne of the best coundruns we have
ever seen, says the Southern Literary Gazette,
is the following of Edgar A. Poc's:
Why will the geologst put no faith in the
fable of the fox that lost his tail
Because he knows that no animal remains
hive been found in trap.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

-. -
~ hREENuousEs IN NiNrfR'-Nery lew
persons appear to know the value Of the sponge.
IN a greenhouse mean for the purpose OF
washing the leaves OF all those plants with
leaves broad enough to admit OF It. took the
hint some i've years ago from neighbor, the
most successful pIant-grower ! have ever had
the good fortune to know. HIS plants were
always SO especially fresh and healthy that
was Tor long time puzzled to understand his
secret; and he always declared he had no
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

a." DREApFUL TRAGEpY. Extract of a
letter dated from Louisville, Ky, Dec. %, to
Messrs W His & Co.. Of this clty:
i have to inform you of "A most distressing
domestic calamity, experienced by Mr. II. n.
Newcomb, of this city. Mrs. Newcomb having
been ndiSposed for several weeks, and Though
up and about most of the tlmc) occasionally
manifested mental hights-became derangcd
last evening, and in the absence of Mr.. New
comb, lat club mcetng) threw their four chill
dren from an attic window. Two ofthem fell
upon the Placement, fracturing their skulls
one the second boy died shortly after; and
the little girl, the Youngest, died This morning,
The third boy, 1t Is thought, may survive and
the eldest falling upon the grass is apparently
not much Injured. lie was sleeping quietly
when left the house an hour since"
Mr.. Newcomb is well known in this quarter
as the head of one of The principal houses al
/ the West. Herald.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-31

j. a Coon RULE-A man who is very rich
now was very poor when he was boy. When
asked how he got his riches, he replied, "My
father taught me never TO play till my work
was finished, and never to spend my money
until had earned it. II ! had hut an hours
work in a day, must do that the fret thing,
and in an hour. And after this was allowed
to play and then could play with much more
pleasure then IT had the thought OF an unfn-
lshed task before my mind. ] early formed the
lablt OF doing everything IN lime, and it soon
became perfectly easy 10 do so. Il is 10 this
eve my prosperity Lot every hoy who reads
! ,he c...pt ~ l,,r ,,sr,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
Large and Frighttm Cracks

! I1'I@I WII ITISTJWT JTuCh8
wenld penetrate nearly 10 the bones extending itssIr
half way round the fingers, AMI entirely acr6s, ths
palms OF The hands. In consequence of this dryEV
and concentrating Of the muscles, the hands were
nearly closed, and the ends OF the fingers drawn TO-
wards The centre OF the palms In tins awful condi-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

Ne NrVccd fOr Years,
trying every remedy that Doctor could prescribe.
without any relief bottle of the Mustang Lnirnent
Was brought into the house by a Young man who w.,
using . Wv w"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

Main sIrreI, HennlhaI No
NHE subscriber has permanently located in this city
Il and IS always prepared TO repair watches, broken
ewelry, &c, in the most worknanie manner, and on
the mosIeSonabe terms. lie has ow on hand, and
onstantly receiving fresh supplies OF the finest and
most fashionable Jewery, Watches, Clocks, &c, from
the best importing houses IN The east. His stock Is
unsurpassed by any other house in the city, and those
who give him call will be satisfied with his bargains:
as he offers great inducements TO purchasers.
The citizens Of Marion and Rails counties are re-
spectfuly invited &c give me call. Store on Main
street. opposite lie "Great Western [,ept51
Just received in addition TO his former stock sup
ply Of Ear Rings, Pins, &C. Also "a very line lot of
let Ear Rings, new style. Smiths New York Gold
Pens-warrauled- very fine article. oct -
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

~ AOuLS SIobe sLOte!-Saftef w. Bryan
stove dealer, sheet iron worker, coppersmth and
timer, Two doors sorh of Brady House, Hannibal
Mo, sells at wholesale and retail Stoves and Tiu Ware
at ST. Louis prices.
| invite particular attention 10 the Prize Premium
COOK stove, which has given universal satisfaction TO
all VINO have used il. | warrant all my stoves fo
WE'VE months, and if any of the plates break during
That tune, | furnish new ones free of charge
As l design remaining permanently IN this place
he puOlc are safe IN taking my guarantee for the good
performance of the stoves kept by me-
All my stoves are manufactured of Missouri Noun
ialn Iron, aud for goodness of metal aud beauty of
casting, they excel any stoves made in tue WeseI
country.
TIN AND COPPER WARE.
have constantly on hand, a supply of TIN
W AXE, 10 which | particularly invite the attention
OF 'he country iftde, as the quality Of my ware and
Tue prices, shall be such TO induce hep TO call on
me again.
eve me a cali, if You phase, and will do my
best 10 render satisfaction.
janl5tf CARTER w. BRYAN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
cad the following wonderful cures:
FriTdOTtindFv Cure of UTU NgcE
.And Il is AIway1 FFtciual.

Mrs Hughes, OF st. Louis, had a very severe attack
OF lnlammaory Rheumatism in her shoulders arms
ana back Alter suffering the most circulating pains
Tor some ten days, without obi aiming any relief
From hen Physicians
she was induced to try the Mustang Lniment Two
hily-cent bottles etesed perfect cure
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
Do not be Deceived Z

10 IIUI UU DJJUINUU
None ou' The Fropretors possess a knowledge Of its
o"]usi'on (whlch Is secured TO them by the laws Of
e Uhed Staes) and when they reveal IT, it shall he
lo 'he Deneh ct the afflicted, and not for the miscre-
ants who would FILCH FROM Us oUR coon MANS I,
VII ihelI own pockets from labors aud exertionA
., =, AK x for the Mexican Mustang LinGent A. q.
hkAHH co, sole proprieoIs. Buy meme other
and You VIII not be disappointed. =
4s- For Sale in this Place by
S. }. LOWE.
Htnnihal, Ims 0, 1889 (icIO1vl
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
Caution 10 be Remembered

w consequence OF the unprecedented popularity Of
ue MeHcan Mustang Liniment, a fellow who has
ueen fo'IEn as notorious operator in counter at
,e OF var and turpenllne IN square bottles which he
Oil Ll"iment" Ihe name is stoleR
from u.s. and some have beel creduous enough TO bny
A. Imposing II was similar in composition 10 the
'uS'ag Imminent, as he had the unblshing audacitV
ue our advertisement TO puff it into notice-bu they
S'e soon discovered that they were imposed upon
Inc continued use OF tupentine produces paralyssf
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

~ consequence Of The increasing demand for the Mex
VHn mustang l.niment; we are now putting up Is
cent oO cent. aud 81 bottles; the 90 cent bottles
lhlee tunes as much as the % cent. bottles and
the 81 BOTTLES contain three Ues az much az tLs an
tie large bottles NV
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

Marietseet, had been afflicted for MANY year, viii,
TINS Troublesome AMI obstinate Affection The disease
was confined, principally, to her hands, which would
become very much Iniamed and swollen, produc ing
almost nolerable itching and burning. After few
days this erysipeatous Ti alton would subside when
The skin would peal OFT and cry in scales aud al every
IOut ~''
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
CALIC0ES.

NALlCOES of all coors and descriptions, for sale
- cheap by [apr2lyl COLLINS BREED.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
BRADY HOUSE.
smith & Dicks New Family Grocery
on Market street.

fINHEY take this method Of informing the .lizeus
L OI Hannibal aud vicinity, that they have opencd
new family grocery store on Market street, ilnned-
aely north of the market house, where they integl
Keeping all kinds o! Groceries suited 10 the retail trade
We mlt nd keeping on hand all kinds Of marketing and
VIII be pleased 10 friends at any time when they
"sn' any hing III our line We have, and will conll
uue 10 keep Fresh Meats on hand during the ,yinier
season. As we have the best opportunity OF pureha.
sing Fowls, Vegetables sc. IL viii be to every mans
interest TO call ANA examine, before purchasing else
~he'e' as We VIII have everything that be oh.
tanned at the market house during the day.
hoV2Ht SMITH DICK.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
TARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS aIIon 4
O0wnght, No. " and " Filth st., bet, Locust and "
Persons Waiting 81. LOUIS viii hid tbs
.el,,,.t,ie Guide

mDS LACh, Importers OF Wines, Liquor.
and eisAEh, Sarinrs, swiss Cheese, csrties, upi.
Aha hoissaie dealers 10 dncstc hquOIs, No. IN,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

WM. Il. MARTIN,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
HANNIBAL JOURNAL, OCTOBER 2I, 1952.
DENTAL CARD.
INPRovrMESr ~ ARTISTIC DENTISTRY.

IMPROVEMENT ~ ARTISTIC DENTISTRY.
q. GRANVILLE SAMUEL, NJ. u. y, y. g.,
1 lFSikEs 70 inform the citizens OF Hannibal aud
~ country generally that he has recently parchaed
late and valuable improvement IN the dental art,
which enables him 10 itseri plate teeth ua style snpe
10 any in northern Missouri he beng the only dem
list ia this section Who IS 10 pos>esSiop OF SAID i'm.
troveTeni.)
DR.. 5 will guarantee his plae teeth TO surpass il,
bcgafy darabiiig ami usefulness, those Of any other
dersl ~ s rciay al least, aud 10 be equal TO any
elsewhere.
Dr. 5. is confident with his superior facilities in the
way Of instruments and apparatus, together with the
advantages medical education, and thorough and
correct knowledge Of MECHANICAL dentistry, that he
Is better prepared 10 practice dental surgery Successful
" upon CORRECT aud SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES
than whose qualifications consist only super
6cia knowledge Of The mechanical branches orlhe SCI
ence.
All operations performed with great care, with the
least possible pain. Nerves destroyed as usual, and
particular attention given TO the dentition Of children
aud all diseases OF tie mouth carefully treated and al
tended ic.
n. b. Dr. s. keeps constantly on hand a supply Of
the best tooth powders, for whitening and PREsER3NC
tie tech
UFFICE:-OverJ. p. Richards hardware store.
marll'52-ly.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

II Pain in His Back,
and was so much benefited by it that he req uest.J -
to try on her hands, she did SO, and by tue use of
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
Ribbons.

II Ribbons, ALSO Satin and Maniua Ribbons Tor sale
sF2ly ~ 1 COLLINS s. BREED.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

Every store should be supplied with this vsfusbt,
IMMINENT, as 1t pays good profit, and sells rapidly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPKExE ooURT.-Is TIE MATTER oy The ApPLI-
8 % .ss,s spS s srs III
Srs. syenus not lready opened from
sd :s
IL people ss;ss Ts,s .a.s!sd An xss
al Ap1 - ana M sss sa dss - q.
Of Assessments and Taxes In Tho city county
IA % a
e S.r
@sns Mo above entitled nssssr and thas 81 persons
!: s.sss s S;ss @ ss.'
XII
said es.imass follows IS ssy:
IA q s
ssrs Ss ~ s. q s q
s sls Ss.; rs I.s
assa Eso. river y o. near shs sogshssls ,da q
s q street and % Line q s Sse y n
"a laid out and soorsd on he damage map Il tho said csm
nov s9 on &c nsn s os Of has STREET SSm%
parcels a land, situate in the said sisy Of Now
she street and she line
nap Of shs Commisdoners Of Estirs,s and Assessment
s @ ss s
from 40 oot 10 Harlem river, nurveyed In 1901 ana
veyor" now on hie in The gtrees Comraisoners ofos
Ahs city Of New York" And also, Gil the pieces
sss OF land fronting lying both sides OF he
81 Forty street Ana the southey Of Eghsy
fourth street, bounded the east by line distant half
between 1ad First avenue and avenue Al and ms
west by line halfway distant between said First
sss % Ssi .fs S s ss
Commissioner Of the City Of New York And Also all the
parcels land situate lying both sides Of the
streets said First between the northery
street, Also tho lot IT he OF e lot at the noshoass
Of 6th street and First Also the lot A tSe
Of tho lot ~ abe corner OF h street and
First Also two lots ~ She Of the triangular LOT
81 the northeast OF Iyth street and First
also she triangular lot AZ the the at the
vest Of l29th street and Frat Also tbs
lot - tho rear Of tho LOT y hs northeast corner
aorshery side Of 1lst distant about feet
iwo lots the side Of First avenue, contiguous
ssS street. Also, two los = Tho rear land q Philip
Ncdolior the northweot Of First snd
I12d street, Also, three rear lots owned BY Philip Mile
eoer the northwest Of i32d street and First
T. Payne ~ ihe rear Of land Of James GSsstsrman be-
.ueen d and 2th ssrcet and lying west Of First EvsHuo
and also lot lying the north side Of sh street, dgnt
feet westerly from Tho Fra. avenue Anaw:
port the entited matter will DO made and pre-
ertsd she Supreme Court Of the STATE Of Now York
Special Term Of the said Court DO held ~ the City Hall
senSs. 1855 and ihsn and therc, serssfs
= counsel can bs heard notl0a will - made INST said
'S'''' y JONATHAN W. ALLEN,
GEORGE II. PURsER, }CoMrisPisssgs.
WILLIAM SINCLAIR !
HEusI =. DAWES. Attorney.
Dated Now York. ssrs ~, lsss-
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stsisR2Ra.

NON SAVANNAH THE STEAMSHIP STATE or
GEoEGIa-i.guo IONS burthen-.lchu ". Walton. CONF
parder. viii leave Vine street wharf, Philadelphia,
Wednesday, 9Th inst. at 10 O'clock H.This shr hiss
been hni with the srctcs regard 70 safety sud
her for engers unsurpassed by
hsee ofHny other steamship on the coast. fatonscr, ny
thig line only Nights at and enjoy
tcn 100 miles tie Dctawerc Time OF paFsagc alout ~
hours Pare from rhiisdephia ~ Savannah, S25; from
New York Savannah. SIS. w. storage So Agents ~
Philadelphia, Heron Martin, No. 2k NertA rhsryes.
q. Jones Merchants Hotel teurtlandt street. New
York. Passesgers ,akiug the hafprst o'clock r. NJ.
twain, the 70 b. viii arrlye In time for asssge,
A VsTRALIA-rHEs nfr MRD0GA rs LOADING THE
N balance o. her fright to-day ind will sail positively
Thursday her regular day Passengers viii picsss
their tickets baara Tuesday. Otherwise
their lertks viii be disposed of 10 raftt aE&ous VI
the fsv rite chip.
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NV MAVEN AND NEw hoNpoN. RAnHo,ot.- p
aEfa splapuW.

nJATRTpoRsY WADE EASY OR now TO WIN a
tJ LoyerPrcfcssor Iswton, Boston, fo-metiy Of Los
will annd 20 addrssa reeers Of aoar pos
ps plain directions 10 enabls iada gentlemen % VII
Sic devoted AGe tions OF OF the opposite s
hearts desre. The procebs 10 simple bYs Gsp
vstas tkai 81 may be msea IRRESPECTIVE q ago, spps
saoa, position ANA lset though least n DC
ranged with such sSe dceGcy that DIGESTION 70 IN
posahis Addross Professor Bawton. Boston y,ss. 80
iest-ra Asn frem tbo Poss Oioe aninss shS pezias
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FROM PHILADELPHIA. FROM LIVER Poox.
SAIGON ssssis :sS.is
Including stewards fees.
limited number Of third olsss passengers Will be taken
from sdelphin and Liverpool and found in provisions
FROG, PhiiIdephs.. SD From Liyerpool 20 soinesa
desrous Of bringing ou their friends ~ corresponding
rates.
Freight e per ton Coarse goods hardware, o will b
saken subject TO agreement.
An exprien ced surgeon viii be carried on ship
Small drafts drawn sight England and ireland.
Tor freight or rasssge, apply tu
-RoAAo EiCHA RD50N, Al, Exchange place, N. YORK.
and No. 3 Walnut stroot, Philadelphia
RICHA EDISON, BROTHERS B. CO., Liverpool.
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lust PUBLISHED, "THE MAxRIAGR oUfDE.-A
Complete Cyeiopodis Of all that peculiar i.fernasc.
ply siologca and medical which acquired ~ nMsnsN
people those intending To- marry unssrasss va
rroprste cciored anatomical plates and woe cue
r. Ho,lick, the celebrated ss,hor and isesnrek =.
rhis book Ia different other of shc .so. - ~
s,ristiv moral sesnae and practically nssfsl asd COZ.
tAins ali tho rev discoveries BY ,he Frsnen
hso NOS in, book for sentenen on NE phHne-
and Prcserve0on ~ tne0
wy, s.sn 40 .rtreme old No should ~
hout III The conveys can b to.nA N -
haal coiorsd pAtes Prios 81 eash BOOK
Soiisr 10 be Of bssksssrs Generally. OF o. ~ Iu
49,. r. "a sTRONC No. 81 Nassau strsst, who vtn ~
.n., by pest. free, receiving Ne ed
ssdysse TLs bsasts are sold dsiiy.