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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-08

The Steam Fire Engine in Cincinnati has been
so successful that it is proposed to increase their
number 80 as to suspend entirely the old mode
Of putting out fires
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-08

,CAscH1No ehxlxs IA corrsfpoadeuS d ths
\. Y. Evangslist. writing from Bdgsrtewn,
Aartha's Vineyard, communicates The following:
The beach Is bold, and the surf uncesAngly
aashes upon'a slope Of the pprsst sand. Shark
rs y made . business by some Of the residents
went out to witness the capture Of these fery
monsters. 1t was exciting 70 launch upon :
surf swe1ing far up the shore, and anchor Of
among the waves, in pursuit q sudh eamd
Our tackle was large Is the clothes lios6 seen
IN the dooryards Of the oonntry 81 three
feet from the hook, which W. 'tWs1&o inches
from head to point. was a chain three feet long,
to receive the teeth of the, victims Batting
with a quarter Of blue feh, we dropped the
hooks thirty or forty feet b the bottom Soon
AS line began to straighten, and we seized the
rope with q will. The resistance was slight,
excepting the weight Of the shark, till his fash
ing eye rose above the surface, when the battle
began. The water foamed, the boat rocked to
the beating Of Tie terrified captive, who presen-
ted six rows Of white and savage teeth for re-
venge. A ~ell-npplied club quickly stunned
him, and he was lifted into the boat. We
caught three, which, together, weighed not less
than six hundred pounds, and spread sail for
the shore. The livers are tried for oil, and the
bodies used for manuring the land. saw two
mounds which covered, together, one hundred
and twenty three carcases of the slain, decor-
posing to be scattered on the soil.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-08

~ HnztH 6QvlnSoz. The Governor Of Ne.
telsfa, q i etsted, has Indian blood in hi
elns. IA fAthes mas csptured, when child
~ ys9dst !ediAns, and married ! half
~ ool1o6n QGIA h yas seyenfeon year,
3 s;;s 8; ~, e. 3 xi Z ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-08

The Boston Post says, that go young man, q
member Of an Evangelical church." adver.
tises in New York paper for board sin q
pious family where his Christian example would
be considered compensation"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-08
ITO RENT-Offices, First and Second ~
II Story. Also the Third Floor Of No Psydras &
Apply to VIM. DESABAYE, ms


NOTICE.-In conformity with an order of
the honorable the Fourth District Of Orleans
$50 june 1861 the subscber appeiptsd Commissioner she
Court the application Of the city New Orleans opening
Baehns into Coffee public
making and equitable esimsts and Of the damages
and bsnefs tbs respective and other Interested
The ands and required for the opening ald public street.
Of the said estimate with plan thereto With
the Clerk Of the said Court the inspection of whomoever
and that the
the said Fourth District Court of New Orleans for conf
nation according to law.
Any person chose rights and interests be Affected hereby
especially their objections the writing and deposit
them the hands Of the Clerk OF said Court within days after the
last publication Of this notice. order that the sd Commissioners
reconsider the estimate
and alter the they deem proper any time the
praon Of said days after the last publication ths notice
and the day above meaoRed and fixed for making reports thereof
p 7. PHILIPS
c. W. WILSON,
ocs, is. 20 to I'd GERALD FARRELL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-08

MuRDEHs IN TIE CHERoKEE NATION. The
Fort Smith Ark Herald Of the oath ult says
On Saturday night last, there was row in
the Cherokee Nation, seven or eight miles from
this place, in which one man was killed imme-
diately, and another MORALLY wounded. The
deed WAS perpetrated by one man named Young
Bird. All Cherokees concerned in the row.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-08

The subscriber would respectfully call the attentions
comprising every article n biz line Of basine s
sxamin.hon will Be found FRESH AND GENUINE During
SODA WATER AND MEAD Of the
will be found Al tha with al the Mineral
rssson.bls With PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERHINT
G0ULEY BITTERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-08

! The Coal AND IKoN RALRoAD FROM LOUIS
VILE 70 MExPaIs. The Louisville Courier un-
derstands that the reports of the Engineers en-
gagged in Reconnaissance of the Louisville and
Memphis Railroad, through the coal and iron
region, are far more satisfactory than the
friends Of the road hoped to hear, and no more
reliable men can be found than Messrs. Liver
Fmore, Lee and NewAll, the engineers engaged in
this reconnaissance. The grades throughout the
route are light, and remarkably 50 at Null
droy's Ridge and the route Of the road is &C
geod that neof the cheapest roads in Kentucky
nay b. built on il. Within seventy miles q
ss.s ls.les ne Engineers say, immense beds 0
nl.umnons GOAL abound, easily worked, and Q
me very best quality for working iron and 9th
g PQfpoeess Oannel coal Is also abundant
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0ssTzuo1Mo \ RAILROAD. = The Memphis
Wing Of the 10th. nlt. says:
Another attempt was made yesterday to
throw the cars of the track as they were COM
1ezman1own; Fortunately the obstruetions
xofe discovered In time to prevent any serious
damage. although the engine ran over one Of the
rails which did some injury TO tho fire. pan,
Tho Asndish scoundrels hsve 20 far escaped de-
Itection, but they cannot slways elude the vigi-
innoe o. the company, and woe be.nnto them II
svsr thsy do fan into ths olutcheg Of the law,
= Tie penitentiary win be their inevitable
fate. fS y rs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24
PROFESSOR ALEX. G. BARRy's TRlcoru

PR oFESSOR ALEX. G.. BARRy'S TRlCorH
ERDUS or Medcs,ed Compt nnd, for beauty ing,
curling, preserving, restoring and strengthening the
hrir relieving diseases of tue skn cu ing rheumatic
Pains and healing external wounds. Bounded 10y no
yeosra al liurs the reputation of s,rrys trcoph
ef0ls pei vddes the rnon. Tue sales 0l tae alltle
of late have increased ~ ratiu that Hluust tx
r.eIs belief. Professor Barry, after tnrciul exam
'rHtfm of his sales book, finds that The number of
tntles delivered to order In quantities. os iinm haii
y gross upwards. during tho year lsj2, Was within
tr,le OF 100000.
1t - unnecessary to present NJ length The evidence
oft wonderful properties ui tue tlicnphrnns when
the public h'rve furnished such an endorsement ns
,n,, The cheapness ol the article, amt the PypH'Il-
mons given Of its chemical action upnu ;hr hair HE
s,flp aud in all Of superficial irftauun, hrst
recommended II To the attention oi The people. inls
w,s all that the inventor desired. Every bottle
advertised Itself Thr effects oi the huid cNcrrdci
expectation n acted like "A charm The Indies
~Ju.l not be without IT, Country dealers IN cyrr>
ffctiou of the United States found they must ave
IL and thus was butt up wholesale irHdr 10 an eN
tent mthrrio nnheafd o as regards artices oi ih,s
hlnd The highest point has not yet been reached,
aud it j. believed The safes this year Will be million
and y half fofbott,s,
Depot and mandatory, No. l37 Broad vav. New
!" X. Retail price twenty-five tcnis large h"tt.".
Libcrai discount topurchnsers by M quutity
flld by all the principal murGhnn's aud druggists
throughout the ined States sud Cmnia. MoNIco,
" cst Indies, Great 'sritain, France Ne.
na3 Il. j. TAYLOR, Agent fl Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24
SOMETHING NEW
AND
VAE4H AEsEIEG
PNNh,'S PATENT PRhNllN
M. n. a gN g,r.- g Va. "!

49, .,,.,., .Ay,,,.,,,s ,t this
- t.t.,,....,..,I. ,,.,,y c,,..'ln, our-
.,,., L .o ,.rv
,,,.,,.,.,,,...s.. s..,.I, ,,s c,,t.
,la "a
,''.,'..I ,,.,,,.1.. man, r,,,,,.,,o ,,r meal
su., ,nnlnnrl... bash,ro or nlucup go j.
cn.. Ia. .lnd pnfaioes. eating che, - cuId
,,r r,l,n.f,,n or more .rUrdrd cheese. cu,-
nn,raib, % ioDato,s. onions. and otter
,aap,,Iie. lnr al. the ,ali,r.s u.cs rcqui ed !;
nnn,, for f,,drto ca,,l, and cano, TOPS loI
maxim, orod , r,,,ni dive sIu0. &c. &c,
,,i The sun,r,or manner aud The ease and
d,spalch sim h,rh il docs The work aud
!, l,,ir., ma .pni c,stI Ifnn is not SUBJECT to
s,,clI bv b.iua. Wi or shrink by drylug nor
saur Ike those made cl v ood aud is less n
able TO oct on, of order. II /. constructed
in a yary I,lIarrn, manner FROM "A other
p.,, cnttcrs l. is made to uueraie Lpun
the orindip, prjncip'c. but The meat is
,hr,,v, o,,t ,nv'urds the reri,Lery Ly the
cnntifuoal force Of the runner and thereby
lrov,h, in direct contacr with the edges
the l;n,ye. su as tu cut the meat, whether
wpt IN Iry lean or cat. raw or cooked, in
= .,,n,,h. rIcan. and easy manner. and ncv
crc.o,un. AMI me knives may be set suas
10 rul the mrat &c. 10 any desired fnenes
" IA one revolution and Consequently in
yerv ,,ui1 manner. In, meat which fora
inln cakes when minced would be- calrlrd
r,nnd ndaoain.--rcsubmi,rd to the mincine
ornrrss and cIor ND The machine was II not
c,.,,d- ,I,, ,r.,, socro, ors,cc,ss IN con,-
/ ,.;,t ,hoLni,cL,nrL nc
'.'n;an",,,i. ,ho ,,in,.,d matter is kpn, lr, n,
..I l'.,.,.,,I ,I..,,,,L s,,d o,,,-
| mo, and thereby de.ly red from tho min
cin,, cha,n,er into the receiver hplow -
/ Inns excellent AMI useful Marhlne was in
ycu,ed by John G.. Perry, ESQ, If South
/ Kiu,stown. r. l., and patented by him
| February Goth. 1850. since which he has
solda number of the Machines aud rights
/ and the aIseady great demand for hem is
! taily increasing as they become II ore gem
eralIy known. The great success Which
has attended the use and exhibition of this
| Machine has yained tor reputa,io tru-
venyiabIe II has received the highest and
only premium awarded to anv meat cutter
at ali the agricultural and mechanical fairs
! wherever exhibited in America. The in
! yep,or has had an offer of six thous and doll
ars for six of the States but declined accept
! inc il and has since sold rights in the small
/ state of Rhode Island for a large por non o
/ that amount.
/ lie has also received numerous cerlifi
Gates and letters. from scientific gentlemen
Of the most uniouhted integrity, speaking
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24
Wilb rs Conpoln1 Of
PuRE CUD LIVER OIL
.ArND T.,IlaEAs..
A CutE FoR CoA4uuPTIoN, t,uGHs, COINS
ASTHMA A,RGONtilI s,,'I NtEAi BtLlL'
ny Akb Ait SCKoFuLots IN Mohs.


isruut,BCONtilI. 80 NtHAi BtLlL'
ny Akb Att SCkoFuLots llt NoHs.
'yiIF proprietor has succeeded (iio'u directions
/ al Professor ~tunr in coublnu "a, Dil rd
Lime 81 pcrcrliy that the uslr oi in' ont wiu'h
j. - ndusrr'is, L. ,"rscrs Generally, L. ch'uty
oycrcnuo and II can lin jahcn w the G'osl dch-
cate irmalc, ~uh pleasure. Nut as rcgarHs tie
benefit II this article over the chan od, ihr lui-
loving case, by rrolo>sor Stone. ~ s,ii'e 10
convince In" most scrrtictI. zoe yru 8 al!
was p years of age.
"llrr disease wts one of unnixrl phfhisis,
which had brcn expected to ''rmluat" ~ tie
course Ola few months fatality. "Gc uuc. luu
orhth he, lung, was filled with 'uhcrc'os, .ad ~
SOM, places wtrc L.gi1aiuc 80 soften. 1uc rn."
was cvIurn,N a bad one. The treatment of fri
Liver Oil Ne 4, hrsi usri, bat Withou m"rlrd
improvement. Ihr rhosrlr,tc of Lime wa t..o
administered with the Oil ana ihc rcsr', as .,.
the case Of mlny others, was s"on nrlal' nl.--
Tna paticnl was rapl,.y getting well"
Tns preparation does not tIkc The God Liver
OIL become rancid which rahrs II vriy drsilra-
bile for Persons travelling 81 it Keeps fresh for
long time.
BE sure and get the .cnuinc Manufactured oHly
by ALEX'R 3. " .LBOR, Chemist, 1856 Court
Street, liostpu.
r. Il 'IAHARU & g., Agents Ior Newport
and vicinity. rIl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

4 SURE and Pleasant Remedy for COLDS
4 CouGHs, GROUP, WHoofIsG-C"u GU,
ASTHMA, and If lungs sufficient aie cit to sustain
life, a CERTAIS CUREs FOR CoNsUMrTioN
safe tor the Infant OF the Invalid, IN any stage
oi Weakness
TIE GREAT REMEDY is AT last discover
ed, Consumption ran lie cured ! and Coughs
aud Colds the parents of that fell discs that
often brings woe to the homes ot our land, vanish,
~ if hy magic before this SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
1 his H. thnt which has so long been sought tor,
and a. ~ full faith offered tn the public as GER
tain cure for Coughs, Colds, hopping Cough,
Group, Asthma, and Consumption, and will III
any case where lungs sufficient alc leit to sustain
lit" check the liberation and raise the paten, TO
health. This is not an idle boast, nor is this
remedy sent into the market without "A thorough
trial, but has proved beyond a DOUBT that what
has been asserted CAN BE DONE!
! n. BEWARE cF CoUNTERFElTs, aud
observe he iuilowiug Pr, missory Note, with the
lac siml'e signature oil the proprietor on every
genuine box
"[S0OOjl On demand promise to pay To
the bearer FIVE MILLS iar value received.
WILLIAM DEVlNES."
! Certificates oi cures To he relied on, found in
the circunr- TT, with the A ,ents. Let all the
afflicted i,y 1t laithiully. Soil by Druggists aud
Dealers generally.
! Ifthe Lpzenge Is dissolved, and absorbs the
sugar in vi lrh II l. packod, the virtue IL there
| yet, and brttur than ever, save the looks. SIM
/ PLE hm POWERFUL. Try IT hirly.
| The discovery of this great remedy, about two
years since was almost II miracle, and the favor
Il receives where introduced, aud the almost un-
paralleled demand, -how its worth
Also sold by all Medicine Dealers throughout
the country.
Dnly 25 Cts. per Box-fve Boxes for -.
:. -. FULLER * Co, General Agents, No. 3
| Fremont Temple, BosToS.
! The Depot Tor DIR. ilihbard's Will Cherry
| 9ittess; llr. llbbdid's Pills aud Circassran
! Balm;
| FoWler's "Macaronick" sure cure for piLrs;
Yankee Extract, iJr tar, paint or greasr;
Dr. Corn,l's Pain ESpeIler;
ilcrrick * Cos =. G. Pills; iiorrick & Cos
Phstrrs;
Gallup's l,ricr Root Syrup for DarhTa; also
u large var eiy of Popular Nedicncs--sold cheap
Tor cash or approved credit
For sale in Ncspurt by u. J. Tay'or aud ilaz-
ard & Caswcll. Aug 20 " daw.
DUS>h Riding Belts, frcnrh Elastic Sus.
III pcnders, Money Belts, bite aud fancy
liordcrcd Pocket Ildkis., Neck Ties and lidhfs.
II every description.
nitrd States Clothing Stufc,
t26 doors uprih iosi Once.
iNRRItGE FOR SALE.-A neat one horse
" Carriage is offered ior sale, the owner hay.
ng no lnther ure Tor il il may .e seen al
JOHN PEARSoN'S
Cmrnsr makers shop, b. ad u Broad ct.
sl9
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
RFlIYP IN TEN MINUTES -

BKIAN'S PUbMUNIN WNFEES
are unf,iling in the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asth.
ma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, .ioars"ncss, 'if-
fruit Breathing, Incipi"u, Irnsnmn,ion, and
Diseases oi the LWgs. They G,vc no taste Of
Medicine, and any child will late thom, Thou
-ands have been restored 10 heath lht had he
ine drsrared. Testimony given IN hundreds Of
cases. sins!e dose relieves N TEN MIN.
urEs.
original aud only genuine is stamped "i|ya "
Spurious kinds are offered Tor sale. Twcnt, five
cents box. Sold by dealers generally.
J. BRYAN 4 co Rochester, n Y.
Proprieturs.
o3 3Tn d g.
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). NJ. PETTENGILL 81 co., Newspa.
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 State Street,
Boston, are Agents for the Newport Daily News,
aud the Herald OF the Times, and are authorized
To re Give Adv, easements aud Subscriptions At
the same rates as are required at this Office.
Their receipts arc regarded AZ pay lmens.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24
NEW FANCY GOODS.

B u Tislile y Son are now opening fine
assortment OF Paris f,ncy articles, laiies' Rcti-
curs, Porte Mouoics, Sewing Birds, bracelets.
j"t N,ciltccs, Ivory CROSSES, PcaH lrpuchps,
cut glass Toilet BOTTLES, tolognc Sands, Natch
Slrds, Thermometers, ilronzc Ornaments, Ter
r., Gotta Mare, Gutia pcrcha Statu'ttr-, Crying
polls, Porcclim Head. and FIGURES, BAXTER
Prints. Engrayings and Fine Oil Paintings, with
an cndlrss vtrlct, 81 iuc goods in Jcwcliv. Sil.
yer anl plated Wirc, al Of which j. Offered
with the assurance that the priccs sh,ll he Of
the owcst grade, NJ l3S Thames st.
o5
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spErIAI. NnTIrI.

THE oil o,igtr' uI. HARRINGTON, c'n-
tinues To be con.ultd ~ his old established u'.ira
ii5 l-2 North Main street. Providence. 'lll
aud zee. DR. DC. IlARluNGlON.
N. Is. Al lct,ors 10 be- directed &C. llj ~
North Mann Street Jlsu
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

II rROCERIEs--No. - Bioad street. Is ~.
VI wa, supplied with hrsh GrJc,ries. Whole.
sale anl retail, al the lpu'sl prizes
CORNELL & DENNIS
". B.-.Geods Ssni to .ry pat Of 'he city
fce'oi charge. Nl1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24
EiDI, { TJf
"lhCiiT iiOI SE."

Opposite the Atlantic.
Geo. L. DOW NlNG IL ready, and wouli bc
" happy, to receive orders for Zee Cream, Char
loite de RhsS", Jellirs, Oysnrs. Soups, Made
dishes. or any hing that may bc required in his
inc.
Patronage j. respectfully solisilcd, he hopes
that il will be- sufficient to gay that he will
aio his reputation. CPS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-11-24

BURE Spices Gr sale ~ YOUNGS. III
i Thames Street foot Ut Mary. (.3O
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HAYS ton. Old ray, az eylra arlclei for .ale
III /, s b, J. H.AG PERRY
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KTN&LEY & CO.'S.

BOSTON, New York, Philadelphia 4 Easter
ID Daily Express, for the expeditions transmits
sion of Merchandise, Small Parcels, Specie, Bank
Notes. &C., aud for the collection and pa, mcnt o
Bills, Notes, Drafts, sc.
OFFICES :--noston, IL State street: New
York, Wall street, corner Broadway; Phila
dcIphia, 80 Chesnut street; Newport, thames
trcct; Fall River, Main street, (Nlount Hope
Bock.) jy3.
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DREADFUL iNHERlTANCE


And must this continue Shall be wise in
all that the cattle of our fields, our horses
our sheep, our cows, our oxen, the nature and
character Of tho soil we possess, the texture and
quality Of our goods and merchandise but in all that
concerns ourselves as human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great derange-
ment, involving our future peace and happiness
in all that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife of our affections, and the mother of our chill
dren in all that concerns the mental and physical
we'll being of those children we should be i'm
mersed in the darkest and most
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THE MARRIAGE STATE;
Shall sappAtsss and Rsaf1h, or .uissry "~a
sie..sss, ATTEND uF
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS! !


Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life as do the beasts of the field, or
the insects Of the earth, evincing more thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties Of mind
were not v0uchsafed to them
Mary such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
arc dependent the health, the well-being, and the
happiness of a confding and afiectionae wife, with
perhaps family of children.
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LONGCoMRs

INDIA RURDER Long COMBS
large suppl, Iu-i opened, which We nc sell
ling nj at,ul one bah the iceeni p ices. Also,
hne 10, English and French Buffalo Coml's. Puff
Combs, Shell Bach, TWIST aud Side CunIis.
Hair Brushes, Sc.
u. II. TISDALE s Sos.
o5 l3S ThuncsSt.
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COOKING STOVES ofall the new pattern
" BAY STATE,
MAY FLOWER,
PERFECT UNIoS,
BROwNELL's CoAL STovrs. Sc. &C..
l9j Thames Street. WIN. BROWNELL.N y
Sept 10
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WIFE LINGERS FROM YEAR TO YEAR

IN that pitable condition not even for one day to
feel the happy and exhilerating influence incident
to The enjoyment of health.
She may not be an invalid confined to her bed,
or even to her room as h.r bride, ambition aud
energy induce and nerve her to take personal
CHARGE Of her household, when her health will
not admit of il but she is nevertheless perceptibly
1b.'s day after day, and month after month tran
pirc. Her health daily sinks, till finally even the
EuL- Of recovery no longer remains. And thus
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sENIoATED ORANGE,
AS CILPARLE AS INyXCUsABLE! !!

As CULFAHIlE AS IN tAOUNAhTf
How long shall this ignorance prevail so produc-
tive of its bitter fruits How long shall the wife
and mother be ignorant of the nature character and
,auses of the various womb and sexual complaints,
smbitering her days by sufering-suffering often
prolonged to years. eventuating in a complication Of
diseases utterly and hopelessly incurable Shall
we for ever close eyes to the results of physo-
logical science by which we may arrive at an
understanding of ourselves as men and women,
subject to serious lifelong enduring diseases, and
perpetuating them to our children.
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THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
Hereditary Complaints upon the Children

UNTO THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION"
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, sCROFULA,
HYPOCHONDRlA, INSANITY, GOUT,
KINGS EVIL, and other diseases,