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AND HAND BOOK for the AFFLlCTED,containin an
outline the origin progress treatment and cure of every
form Of disease contracted by promiscuous sexual inter
course by self abuse by excess with advice for
their prevention, written in familiar style, avoiding all
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of decency from the result OF twenty
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s graduate of of the best Colleges in the United
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ua Numerous of Diseases Of the Genital Organs
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feet health in instances where the patient has been
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in the profession have been acquainted with the
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n PEOPLE.
On the first of December will be commenced
A IMPROVED EDITION OF '--
THE ENTIRE WORKS OF
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Since the death of iusrous novelist the author of
The Spy his merits have been largely canvassed BY The
critics of all countries and his rank may be considered
definitely settled 1t is agreed that he is not only the
GREATEST and most of writer's but that
he of the class of Ceramics lie Sage, Shakespeare
Goethe, and Scott whose displays of genius in literature
entite them to a universal and immortal popularity.
Mr. Cooper the originator of three distinct classes OF
novels those which illustrate modern nautical experience
those which deal with revolutionary history, and
those of Indian and pioneer life in this country In these
classes he has had troops OF mators but equal
and is confessed that he is in none OF them approach
able. -
Says the Edinburgh Review "The empire Of the sea has
been conceded to him by accamation and in the lonely
desert untodden prairie among the savage Indians or
scarcely less savage settlers all equally acknowledge his
dominion Within this circle none dares walk but he"
VICTOR HUGo the greatest of contemporary and
critics. declares that Cooper creator indeed prod
oous genius aud in an elaborate review of his as
sers his superiority Scott This is the tone of the most
approved criticism of continental Europe.
In this country, Washington Irving, Edward Everett
BRYANT Prescott Bancroft and others of the highest a
thorty in such matters, in acknowledging the
amazing power, spsndor beauty and aractveness Of his
productions.
The Undersigned who the proprietors Of the copy
rights of all the NovEL TALES Mr. COOPER propose
TO issue edition of them containing all his latest correc
tions and improvements to be called TIE PEOPLES EDI
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does not permit them to doubt that this announcement
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regard both for literary excellence and the cultivation of
truly and dignifed national character.
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