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Rica theguestion 10 lie disputed boundary
between the two Rerusilics sE 5s3 5 "a
The British rigate President, from san Bias, with
one million Ct dollars for for England az
rived at Panama On the atFs inst sfs85s#
The Star Of the 18th, has tts following paragrapfs
= rurnor reached Pananta yesterday which there ID
reason to fear is true. that Che I1tians HI the
inee Of Veraguas had entered the city of Santiago
and burned down part Of the totFn. From what ~
can learn it appears that the outrage was committed
by the Indians residing on the Atlantic coast 0f Ver
gnas who very numerous, and who, it III saii.
crossed over expressly for the purpose Of attacking
the capital We have been able to gather no pass:
ticuIars. Sc 5Sf s$8E8s$5
Late advices from Costa Pica inform Us that il d
expected Walker and his party will the terri
tory and seize Punta arenas, which he has threatened
TO sack and destroy. The government has sent four
hundred troops TO defend the place, and were de-
termined IN every way to resist this unproyoked and
piratieal attempt TO invade the Republic. hatsver
excuse Walker might have for his interference III
M.earagua he has certainly none for invading Costa
z.e, WHICH country s peaceaby under
its present liberal and enlightened administration.
We e certainly think that the presence Of British
and French man-ofsFar is necessary ut Punta Arenas
70 protect foreign and that an American
coast than in preventing walker ana s party from
peace. gs ss1s s3'ssss, 80 = 81
hroa sasTaFalso I Ys hare accounts most awfa
Un Ihe January title Chile war steamer fa2a-
tter islt farlsg o beard 35S persons 8G
Of whom were soldiers afeers women, 40 ciif-
dren Il passengers, and 6s Of 4 crew little before.s
z. MI of the same day auootElsea, aIlT rskine.
about nine knots she ran upon rock south ofNanIe
and Immediately commenced ainkin An s,rfger vpaa
at given to lower the boats and III tle
one was unfortunately upset. The other three Feaeh
ed the shore in safety about FIVE hundred yards Az
tant-the first one carrying the commander Can't
Cableses the purser, one passenger and twelve sailors
Out Of the 35a unfortunate peisons on board, civ
43 were saved, and only one female escaped. The
captain has been placed under arrest, and Is to III
| tried by court martial. 5s .8#5 i43S8 5s3S#
The United States sEoop-of-yar ST. Marys, was ID
Callao detained account of the disturbed state Of
the country, and the apprehended difficulties between
Castillo and the Convention. She expected to reach
Panama about April lst, but the time IS now nncer
tain. II 2#8 fs# ts5$as
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The community of ST. Louis has already began to
experience the benefit Of the restoration of the noto
rious murderer and rffian, Bob OBlenis to liberty
On the 2Gth he was arrested and held to bail on
charge of riot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

We obtain from the New York papers the highly
important and astonishing Intelligence that upon the
table of the Peace Conference in Paris there are six
inkstands, two for each Ambassador
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

A bet has been offered in Washington City, that
within ten days subsequent to the adjournment the
Cincinnati nominating convention, Henry A. Wise
will be in the Lunatic Asylum.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

memorial has been presented to the Freesoil
Legislature of Kansas, by the women of that Terri
tory praying for the prohibition of the liquor traffic.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

Since the terrible disaster on the Delaware bill
has been introduced into the Pennsylvania Legisa-
turc for the better security of life board of ferry
hnntS
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81 The location of the apital Of the State Of Iowa
has not yet been decided. The commissioners ap
pointed for that purpose are expected to settle the
matter during the month Of next April.
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7 EMANCIPATION OF NEGRoEs-some years ago, a
wealthy citizen of this county, named Carter, enan
eipated about eighty slaves and colonized them in
expenses attending their transportation, each negro
was furnished with the sum Of $3.50, WhereWith TO
begin life in free State On Monday last, gentle
search of further aid for their support stating that
nine-tenths Of them were already on the parish,
whilst the residue were fast Ferging to paupersn.
This is sad commentary on the misguided efforts Of
many Southerners, who have from time to time essay
ed to elevate the condition Of the African through
means OF emancipation and colonization in the North
ern States. [Warrenton (Va.) Flag. @s7s. sti 55,i
Aboitionism tends to such result everywhere, and
Notwithstanding the sad effects are everywhere.
the philanthropists have neitherey nor ears
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The corpse of an infant bearing marks of q violent
death was recently found concealed under house in
Clay Village, Shelby county, Ky. The spot where it
was found was pointed out by man named Strattons
who swore before the jury of inquest that he had
previously twice dreamed that child was buried
there and had also dreamed who was its mother q
the latter part of the revelation he refused to give
No doubt he knew who was the father. ~ i.i ss3s
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LETT People TAKE NOTICE Whenever, truth
fully remarks an exchange, Wing Of strong Aboli-
ton procyities announces that he will not support
that pure patriot and tried Unionist Miard Fillmore,
the foreign party organs announce the fact with
perfect shout Of joy 1t was not expected that any
Aboitionist would vote for Mr.. Fillmore, but this
Abolition opposition and Democratic shouts at seeing
that opposition will rally all national Wings and
thousands Of national Democrats to his support
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT closing sentence of
the speech Of Andrew Jackson Donelson delivered in
New York few days since, is worthy of being made
one of the mottoes of the American party 1t reads:
" We have left the old parties who unable to trauuilize
the lan and stand platform national beginning
end and American in every feature Of it,. IA = N.
Every genuine American will cheerfuly endorse
the above as motto for the American party,
although it will encounter the bitter opposition of
partisans traders in politics, office holders and
office hunters. These classes, however, do not consti
tute the majority of the people, which is great
consolation. -As@
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,a FRoH THE CRIMEA-The latest dates from the
Crimea furnish nothing of importance delegates
from the two armies had met to regulate The details Of
the armistice. A correspondent writes s.8 z.s5F
5g February 22-It is singularly mild almost warm
this evening and but for the comfortable look Of the
thing, fires really unnecessary 4 regular gale
blows from the south, making the huts rock and
tremble There is not nlneh danger however, of their
being blown away, for by this time the army is expert
in making its dwellings fast and fir IS rather gusty
work in the tents, but these comparatively few
the English camp. By divisional orders 100 men Of
each regiment are directed parade tomorrow morn
ing oclock, front Of the Light Division, to the
sentence of general eaurtartal carried into ect4
It is understood that Day, the murderer to be hung
February IA gray and gusty morning . brown
hill, black galloWs with grave dug beneath it, and
o criminal led up with pnioned arms to the dismal
music Of Dead March in Saul, compose the not very
witnessed this morning in front of the Light Division
camp. Before o'clock 100 men from each infantry
regiment, 80 from each battery Of artillery, and 20
from each division of land transport corps, we're
formed up in vast hollow square on Picket house
hill. There had been driving shower half an hour
before, and the troops in their black Waterproo
which added to the lugabrious aspect of the whole
scene. The Wretehed criminal walked steadily up to
his punishment, assembled the steps without assistance
and stood firm and upright while the executioner
adjusted the rope round his neck and the white can
over his face. The wind SO high to impede the
latter operation and occasion little delay. AT last
all the prelinnRries were completed -theexecutioner
descended and drew away the plank. The drop looked
rather short, but nevertheless the appeared to
die very quickly, and with scarcely struggle.
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REG ULAR KETS.

,.z-.-7 BEGTT. RAyoITs PACKETa
3 Twice week-The United States Mail steamer
.ssRs@Ea p C. Wallis, Jas H. Ure, master, will
leave New Orleans every SUNDAY MORNING, O'clock
and every WEDNESDAY, at o'clock p M-For Bayou Sara
Baton Rouge, Donadsonville, and all intermediate lanins
Will remain permanently in the trade For freight passage
apply on board or to
-m2t .i LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
rY%, REGULAR PACKET STEAN NTNR
= NTagnoIia-For vicksburg Warrenton, New
Eas, Carthage, Grand Gulf Rodney. Natchcz and all
intermediate andngThe elegant and swift running passen
ger packet Magnolia Capt St. Clair Tiiomason
will leave for the above every TUESDAY, o'clock r NJ
For freight or passage, apply on board Or to
no23 T. b. SMITH. II New Levee street.
r. PORT HUDSON AND WAITER
slslSt = LOO PACKET New Latonn, Emile Gross
repaired and newly painted will her trips in the above
trade leaving New Orleans every FRIDAY at o'clock A. NJ
and every MONDAY, ut o'clock T. NJ.
NThe atona will be ready to take freight Monday
Thursday all landings the Coast Donaldson Bayon
Goula Plaqemne, Baton Rouge Lobdes Store Port Hud
son, Waterloo and all intermediate landings
For freight passage having superior accommodations apply
on board, osS
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SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 80, 1856
STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.
FOR RED RIVER.


WI leave on fA5SEaAx Ea Sa 1s s G'ef Ann
FSs.s Plse tsaes pssf saaass
5s W 1ss:5s ssFs !
n9s freight or yGs EP osa5a 9ss 6
M he sas M of s shsssE + saa
port port II '''4S'' : ms
WI! VIII q o S5HyGPAS EPf Rs e f 5ni s RtvER-
Jss ns l anss ShP
anng aa n and ~ int e sPg ss o Ff5 5 freight
ms ss6saS' app'' 81 SHAW zUNTs i
wv ssvs on sfGysDAF E6R &x s2 IT! S6& 6 95Gst
EaEs, EsEs, steamer Plota, Parker master, will leave as
'aGs p'f tfEh ei5
lY:.ss on feHSHRhH aHA e. p m q KfvE sslffs { hrD
IS; 5;as ss s5s i
'1RsS!' sfbs
.s a aael are @ 5l s sad
VII R Psae S M s be g s +
T q ftEgHRhz s HEB 4E5 + S i!39SH np
T. Is W. F.fRsTls nsv r. II fnS a sPsnas @s s'sasf I
fs ass ans 5s slsaa ssa s &
ter1neae landings above For freight PASSAGE having
superior accommodations, apply on board, or to ,5s
ms sp 5eE LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street. y
NB-The r. W. Powell will not be responsible for let
ter package containing eelry
less regular bills Of lsdn taken The and
value and freight pad0r for valuable articles deposited
with the clerk the passengers contained in the baggage
The Powell will be ready to receive freight Friday morning
WIN IN iest o,slssk
E Benton, Port Caddo, lbany Shreveport Grand
sss@. ayo, rand Ecore, Alexandria and all inter
mediate landngThe superior passenger w. N.
Sherman, NJ. Gwarney master, will leave above For
freight passage apply on board, or to
m27 tt7 - LEWIS SNAPP g. CO., q Front street.
m5~The Sherman lies at the footo Bienville street
VIII leave on SATURDAY. 29tll inst at O'Clock P. NJ.
T@ =. FOR LAKE BESTEGNLAg-TH THE
= fine fast running passenger steamer CnuO NO
t-ls 2. C. F. Marshall master, will leave above for
Bsteneau Minden Grand Bayou Grand Ecore Campte
Alexandria all intermediate landings For freight
sage. apply on board or to .,
m21 7. b. SMITH. IL New l1evee
Will leave SATURDAY, the 29h inst at O'clock P. n.
=. WES FOR LAKE BISTEGNEAU.-THE
fine fast running passenger packet steamer Cad
FsSssss#aA do No. e. Charles E. Marshall master, will
Mnden Grand Bayou Grand Ecore Canpte
Alexandria Goron's Landing and all intermediate landings
For freight passage apply on board or to -.l q.
m27 LEWIS SNAPP Il CO.. 81 FrGnt street.
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A SEIZURE or AN AMERICAN sHIp BIZ MEXICAN
AUTHORITIES. schooner GinIietta arrived on the
4th inst at San Francisco from Mazatlan, with the
news that the American ahip Adeline, from Boston,
Capt. Woods, was seized at San Bias, by Mexican
warschooner, on the Goth December She had put put
into the Tres Marias Islands for water. The Alta
California furnishes the following particulars Of the
seizure: $I55 5fs Fs s415z ga4 F5Ess .
a$ While lying there q warssehooner hove in
sight and came alongside. The officer Of the Mexican
vessel Immediately took possession Of the AdeIine,
placed 20 soldiers on board of her removed Capt.
Woods to the schooner and the two vessels were chem
taken into San Bias. There the Adeline Ay till tie
10th January when her entire cargo was taken out
and even the wearing apparel of the officers and men
Of the vessel were appropriated. The Adeline was
then hauled into the inner Bias, where
she now remaina Capt. w oodss protested against
every step Of these proceeding, but no purpose
Capt oo1s is now at Mazatlan The British fifgates
President is there also, and ~ oods would have
made his case known to the Commander Of that vessel
| if he could have gone on board, but tile Mexican
Eauthorites would not permit foods to have inter
course with the British vessel. s58 n }5$
The cause Of the seizure, as given BY the Mexieans
was that they took the vessel for n ggler. The
ship when seized was rs miles from any port on the
coast Of Mexico. 9s y
1 The captains and crews Of the Archibald Oracle
and q. Adams. with 80 filibusters, had arrived ut
i Tepic in q destitute condition sa4 z ssgsf sa5
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I'd EADs READ Ss- BILLIARD TABLE AND BOX
lG Manufacory, Oyster Shell Lime Scd for Sugar Makers
and Builders. B. ANT0GNINI Manufacturer of BILLIARD
TABLES BUILDER Eagle Mills 70 and Ia Cont street,
the Levee BOXES paekaes Of e made to order
making and building, always hand DRESSED PINE
FLOORTNGS and CEILINGS, SAVINGS, TuRNlNGS for
builders Stores, houses of kind made
the shortest notice by means of machinery. -la
ESy- The public are invited call see o61y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

Joseph HUFTY, % CAMP STREET, IMPORTER
~ Wholesale and Retail Dealer in fine Watches Jewelry Rich
Fancy and Staple Goods No % Camp street under the City tlo
tel Orleans respectfully invites the attention of Wholesale
and Retail Dealers and purchasers his VERY LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS which freshly imported and constantly
supplied throughout the year.
SHELL COMBS-mitation Shell and Buffalo Combs of every
style and variety.
BRUSHEsOf every description Of his manufacture and
at the lowest Northern factory prices.
TOILET ARTICLEssuch as Perfumery, Hair OIL Hair Pins
Pomatum, Fancy Soaps, etc.
FINE FANS PURSES, Pocket Booss Work Boxes Portable
Desks together with endless variety Of Poremonae
Of every style and shape and It unusually low PRICES
tolls Scissors Razor Life Preservers Fishing Reels and
Tackle Of every variety suit the most determined angler
: WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc.
The stock in this line consisting Of the t. 7 Cooper NJ l.
Tobs real Joseph johnson movements with line assort
of Swiss and English Levers together with large stock
with great F. ROBERTS, for engaged in
the Wholesale business and having been purchased exclusively
for cash. great inducements will be offered purchasers.
m Every article warranted represented the money
funded
H. Watches Jcwoy, ETC., carefully Repaired and war
rn,tn milo
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STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.
OHIO RIV Err 044@&" M@

viii leave TUE ESDAY, the lat April at o'clock p NJ
TgGa FOR LOUISVdLLE-T II 4 FAST
running passenger steamer HSbsSt y. Ward.
will leave as above and for all Intermediate
landings For freight passage apply on board
,y. ~ II ~ BETTERTON & KEEFFE,
20 Tchouptoulas street,
R plan Of the cabin rooms secured
by applying TO Betteron Il Keefe mis-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-29

p NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE A
E1A5ne Chronomeer Duplex Lever, Anchor Cylinder
ssg WATCH; Diamond Bracelet, Ear Rings Pins Fin
ger Kings and other JEW cheaper than ever received
this day consignment, by
f. A. TYLER, Agent, 80 Camp street.
attention given the repairs of Watches and
Pieces. Jewery manufactured and repaired fe2I I'm
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VIII leave on MONDAY, 31st inst O'Clock P. NJ.
frrgTSs r. FOR SY. LOUIS.-THE FINE
regular passenger steamer s. r. j. Trabue,
faas1 J. N. White, MASTER will leave and
all intermediate landings For freight PASSAGE apply
board, or to ~.
JOHN +. HYDE 4 CO.. &c Poydras street.
D plan CT The cabin can be and secured
by applying TO the agents. m28
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Will leave MONDAY, 3lst inst, at 8 o'clock.
fYs FOR ARKANSAS RIVEIS-THE
regular fast running passenger packet Lucy
been thoroughly repaired ws at the landing Monday The
Smith, Van Buren, Ozark Norristown, Dardanee I.ewsbur
Little Rock Pine Bluffs, and all intermediate landings above
positively. For freight passage apply board
nar28 J.. SNAPP Il CO., No 81 Front street.
Ea5N Incy Robinson lies at foot of Cont street. "a
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Will leave on SATURDAY. Goth inst, at 7. NJ. 4I.E
f7.Ts ~ r. F0R 1uACMh1TAn ! IEh no RIVES-% %0R sissas
azzssss, Hills Marie salin, Alabama Landing ouaehta
City Mouth dArbou Trenton Monroe, Pine Bluff, Columbia
Harrisonbur Trinity and all intermediate andingsThe fine
fast running passenger steamer Louisa, Frank Keeling
MASTER will leave above For freight PASSAGE apply to
m2J '' LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front
viii leave on THURSDAY, April 8, at s o'clock P NJ
, TEEss a, FOR CAMDEN, BE &c Fl Fl ILLS,
u4Ehs = Champagnolle, Pigeon Hill, Alabama Landing
EseeS, Trenton, Monroe and all intermediate landings
the Quacha rive-The fine fast running passenger steamer
Judah TOurO &. L. Kounz MASTER will leave above
Through bills iading Mt high For freight
sage, apply on board to
mo LEWIS SNAPP Il CO., 81 Front street
r. sThe Judah Touro has been purchased expressly for
this trade and will in it She will
with r. H Lindsay Saline bartholomew Bayou
-artcuar paid a way and plantation freight
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We have files of Sandwich Islands papers M to the
9th of February. The laya-stream from the great
volcano is slowly but surely winding towards Hilo
which, it is feared, must be eventually overwhelmed
The ship Ocean Telegraph had arrived at Honolulu
and had taken on board two hundred and Fifty barrels
oil from the whaleship Nimrod. Political affairs were
quiet The local news from the island is unimportant
From Chlna--Death of Conn. Abbott.
The Friend of China of the 18th of December
says: - AE0 . rRs
With much regret we have to record the death of
Commodore Joel Abbott commander-n-chief of the
United States naval forces in these seas 1t is now
two months since told of the very precarous state
of his Exccency's health, and of the fears enter.
famed regarding his recovery Determined to die i'll
harness. however, he applied himself with much
energy, on his arrival here from Shanghai the other
day. to the task Of resentng the slight to his govern
ment as pcrpetrated on the person Of the u S. Com
sui at this port and in the infringement of privileges
readily conceded in ports at home His Excelleneys
correspondence on this subject we are told, entirely
upsets the argument of Sir John BOwring, and Will
be read hereafter with much interest Commodore
Abbotts death, in the sxtysecond year OF his age
took place yesterday morning, at the residence al
Spring Gardens of r. 2. De Silver, Esq, Y. = naval
st0rekeeper from whence his remains will be removed
at halEpast three this afternoon.
Aspnwall Mckenzie & Co.; of Shanghai have
failed for between s35000D and 900, owing to
Chinese merchants The creditors offered TO commit
their interests to two unexceptonable foreigners, but
this was frustrated by the British Consul, and the
teamen considering Their interests trlied with, have
| held meetings and threatened to stop the trade.
Later fron the Isthmus and South Pacific
Coast.
| Gen. Heran was TO Eeave Panama on the l9th, for
Punta Arenas, for the purpea Of arranging with coas
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WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

NnlOIeON,
sSs Lake Providence Viclsburs, all intermediate
lanings-The fine regular fast running passenger
John SimOntas, G. i. Church, master, will be ready
receive freight Monday morning. and will leave above
having very superior accommodations For freight pas
sage, apply board,
JOHN L. HYDE & CO., G5 Poylras street.
HJhe Simond will take all plantation and freight and
for St. Louis Louisville, Cincinnati and Nashville
eonnecting Memphis with packets for those places m2s
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MOBILE, 5F-1
fornis Myers master. tho arrival tho Lake Of the
O'Clock p NJ Pontchartran cars II. Geddes, 10 Bank
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NAVAL SpORES-TAR PITCH AND RuSIN-
IN 1870 bb cargo Of schooner Senator, from Wilmington
Lsrge aiaa harralJ, landing and for Rale By
ral3 ALFRED gEhRNEY. u Magaaine St.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
PATENT MEDICINES
BOOK 9
Fancy stationery,

Cap, Post and wrapping paper Of every quality
| Paper lIangings in great variety. Window
Blinds in patterns or by the piece. Wall paper
Steel aisd Fancy Goods.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-18
! yT1KE r1siIslt WA WARNING IN TIME

fas thousands have done) by the bitter expsfi,
enee and suferings of others, Of the dreaoinl
eouseo iences she entails upon herself aid those
endcared to her by her Ignorance OF me shi,
plest aud pl;inest rules Of health as conneclen
with the marriage state, the violation ot which
entails disease, suffering and missy,
How many are suffering from distinctions OF
irregularities peculiar to th, 1ehiaie system,
which undermine the healh, the ELECTS OF
whicn they are ignorant, apa for which Their del
ieacy forbids seeking pedieai advice How
many snsfer from proiaesns nfer, Gaining o. the
womb. ) or from tino aitHs tweakness, debility,
&c.l! How many are in constant agony for
many months prsceding confinement How ma
ny have aifiictst, if not dangerous deliveries,
and slow and uncertain reeoverics!
To the a.estion, how arc these to be preven-
tod wi,g. shall be done the answer is simple.
Let .yery woman ascertain for herself, without
yiole,ce to her delicacy the nature and eharae-
ter,f the ailment 60 which she as a female Is
s,hiect) the causes from which it may arise, and
,ehe proper remidies fer its cure and future pre-
yention.
This She can do by possessing . little volume
(already possessed by thonsands) witch tells heT
what is the matter. and tells her what 10 do foi
If, in simple but chaste words, and such as she
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This little volume is entitled