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TWENTY THOUSAND Copies sold lees NEIEkw
l. than months new edition, revised &kskS2z3
and improved, just issued tXEGV
AND HAND BOOK for the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
outline OF the origin progress treatment and reo every
form of disease contracted by proiscuous sexual inter
course by self abuse by sexual excess with advice for
their prevention written in familiar style, avoiding all
medical technicaes and everything that would offend the
of decency the result twenty
fu practice exclusively devoted to the cure of diseases of
delicate or private nature
To which added receipts for the of the above dis
and treatise the symptoms and of the
Fever and Ague.
TESTIMONY OF PRoF OF OBsrErmcs IN Penn. COL
LEaE, PH1LADKIpzn.-DR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MAN.
UALTe sathor of this wsrk unlike the majority ofthose
works who advertise the diseases Of which treats
is graduate of of the best Colleges in the United
States. affords pleasure to recommend him to the
unfortunate or to the victim of malpractice as successful
and experienced practitioner in whose honor and integrity
they may place the greatest confidence
JOSEPH LONGSHORE. NJ. ID.
FRoX A. WOODWARD, NJ. d. OF PENN. UNIVERSITY, PHIL
ApELPMA-It gives pleasure to add my testimony to
the professional ability of the Author of the Medcal Man
ual Numerous of Diseases OF the Genital Organs
of them of long standing, have under my
ce in which his skill has been manifest in restoring per-
feet health in instances where the patient has been
considered beyond medical aid In the treatment OF Semi
nal Weakness dsarrangeen Of the functions produced
by self abuse of venery, do not know his supe
ror in the profession. have been acquainted with the
Author thirty years and deem than justice
to him. well kindness to the unfortunate victim OF
early ndscretion to recommend him one in whose pre-
fessiona skill and integrity they may safely conhde them
selves. ALT. WOODWARD, NJ. D.
'Ths is without exception the comprehensive and
Ineligible work published the class of diseases which
it treats Avoiding all technical TERMS it addresses itself
to the reason ots readers tits free from all objections
BILE matter, and no parent, however fastidious,
to placing in the hands Of his The author has de-
voted many the treatment of the various complaints
treated Of and with little breath puff and too lit
tie presumption impose he has offered to the world at
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impaired in this invaluable work. 1t would save years of
pain modification and to the youth under their
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Presbyterian clergyman in Ohio in writing of 'fHun
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of our YOUTH BY evil example and influence Of the passions
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ing the sin and fearful consequences upon themselves and
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check and ultimately to this widespread Of
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next to the religion of Jesus Christ the present and
coming generations Intemperance Tor the of intox-
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the good work you are so actively engaged in"
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..'.. z-. .. Daniel Webster.
A NN0UNCEMENT TO THE AMERICAN
n PEOPLE.
On the first of December will be commenced
NEW AND IMPROVED EDITION
THE ENTIRE WORKS OF .-
j. FENIMORE COOPER,
With eli his Latest Corrections and Revisions entitled
THE PEOPLTS EDITION
wIrH ELABORATE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR, UNIFORM
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Since the death of iusous novelist the author of
The Spy his merits have been largely cauvased by the
critics Of all countries and his rank may considered
definitely settled. 1t is agreed that be is only the
and most of writer's but that
he is of the class of Cervantss lie Sage Shakespeare
Goethe Scott whose displays of genius in literature
entftle them to uni versa and immortal popularity.
Mr. Cooper the originator of three distinct classes
novels those which illustrate modern nautical experience
those which deal with revolutionary history and
those of Indian and pioneer life in this country In
hree classes he has had troops of mtaors but no equal
and it confessed that he in Of them approach.
able.
= SAYS the Edinburgh Review "The empire of the sea has
been conceded him by reclamation and in the lonely
desert unrodden prairie among the savage Indians or
scarcely less savage settlers all equally acknowledge his
dominion. Within this circle dares walk but he"
VIcToR Hueo the greatest of contemporary rmanciss and
critics. declares that Cooper is creator indeed prodi-
gous genius and elaborate review Of bis works 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 au.
thority in such matters, in acknowledging the
amazing power spendo beauty and attractveness Of his
productions.
The undersigned who the propretors of the COPY
rights of all the Novels TALES Nh COOPER propose
to issue edition of them containing all his latest correc
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regard both for literary excellence and the cultivation of
truly and dignifed national character.
The Peoples Edition will be issued paper of the same
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ardng to the less a1uent opportunity to avail them
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