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The funeral sermon Of Nj Georse Steers vii. by
reeueet oftle fauily, be preached tomorrow Sanla!
alerroon. at ST. George former Church, corner OF
Hc,lman and Cir streets, by 'he Rev Il. {. Parker
Of tie Floating Church Of ouI saviour. Services
commence a. O'Clock.
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DARK L,yrrR. pol,e,-We find the following N
Tie EIp,f,s Of this city:
In the Ws.liprt,n Council Chamber, during the
session q tla BODY on MONDAY eyening q serious
difficulty occurred between Mr. u. ~ Wsner,on'
ueHttr from the Fifth Ward aud Mr. ~ q II ie'e.S'
s moinbe- o. the pre- eedng Council Inr MI Pr
eorer f.. in an srs,be voice WITH tn bar % the
Courcil One or moe bloas followed VIE q hf. " 81
terson drew the sword cane. and aimed a IHnse slIn
such 'orr" o. his tac,nst that = wa, thotg u In
III TN though. Tie weapon, bgweYe' CT! sras'l
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PoR1s.rs Of r1A c,utiiAfe. tse Hrso % fnss
=, tgtsl fio-sssrds Nos sSiinS q -
cr e" % Cat. HOLINESS PicTUsElaART. No 81 S'''-
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See the Exhibition OF PH0roGRAPHs. in svny
sys BY NJ EHEpR'cKs AZ Carney Fres Ks a. IA osv.
"a. Paacr.
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Observation-Disclosures with c

Observation-Disclosures win chafls ana
, p,ol, Of cls.lc:er -yeu daily by Pref Fowler
q, , PLrenoloral Cabinet No f03 Brosdsay two blocks
aboye tie PAX Plyae ;oou. toI Gent.men ald Ladies
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prairic. 70 drink he blood Of more than two hun
d,cd of our reope PHILIP c. SCHUYLER.
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TIE Philharmonic Society have issued :he following

TIE Philharmonic Society have issued :Ae following
circular .or the. their ffteen b season # lSJ6-o'
ITO IHE SUBSCRIBERS. ASSOCIATE AND PROPS
SIoNAL MEMFEEs.-Wiih tie commencement OI '4e
Fifteenth Season the Board of Directors beg leave 20
inform the members of the Philharmonic Society tha'
the Concerts ard Rehearsals wi. take place az ~
Academy of Music, corner of Fourteenth street Snd
Iryrg place, which is universally pronounced as uu,
surpassed for beauty and -tyle well A. comfort anu
fire capacities Of sound In making this selection te
pesen Board Of Directors have sought to s+ii'iy me
Xpressed with Of the member trusting 'h1.
with these ample accommodations the pgbhc VIZ nV'
only tel induced 10 continue their generous iPioll
but that they will further interest themselves N ouT
belaI
NJ. Thee. Esfeld Ia. been cho.en Leader. MI
T'um President Of tie Soctty.
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stlcg and MorTe with most fright
MI c!ter- TGUrsday evening She IN TIE az Of blns
Did an g. beng gA-,d hen the Hold snted, Ne" GA nf
,oiLrs nd almost IL SANITY rLVe,ped ID hAn's. ,N
"a 10 b.. before sss'lLce o"g.d D. t,1 go
c,ls Sc .relv burne1 Of aLd lr body severely blnon
Dr. Fn.an Was asl,d iu bus eItrrts.us but sish 1OP
her rec.yc'J She is yey low sud suffering '''o'eJ " -
u .r-s
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REPUBLICAN MEETING N TIKI FOuRrbksrH
WARD.-The Republicans of the Fourteenth Ward
met on Thursday evening at No. 81 Grand street
Stretches were made by William II. Gale, William do
Camp of New.Jsrsey and others II was wen at
te-,led.
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Afye-'i - n.
CIRF POP ASTHMA There are MANY We

s...d Gaze. Of car. 4 h- distressing complaint b. ,he
ri .L- WILD CHEREt. combined by Dr. " lsTAk IL nv
fsrnou. CouCH BALsAN which IA icae as achieved world
Hld- rsrufltlau.
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LTc,r Ori>iov.-Mr W1cox-on Assistant Corpo-
rstcr Counsel. la. given an opinion il the negative
on Co,troucr Fla-gs inquiry, "WehtAer person clr
/" o., The ann, lue hold ths Office Of member of the
" Doo,d of Counclrnen end Clerk in one Of the depart
"mcrte ?" He reLc- upon section II oitae Ailen1e1
Charter.
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MILITARY.-The Brigade under command of Briga
der General Spicer made its Fall parade YESTERDAY
and in the afternoon was reviewed by Mayor Wood II
the Park. The various companies in this Brigade
looked well and attracted much attention.
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THI NNUARK BOYS VISIT TO Col. tRkNoS''-
Alcttwo lrr.,red Of The your. men Of Newark, VINO
ere To- cs.t their fSt vote for President this Fal an
whose Rcoky Mountain Club wss formed only lat
N.cesy called upon Col Freu,at between 1 ana >
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TFEPFpAKCE ORGASIzATIOk.-Ihe PhPDlx fotai
Ait e.ce society Tuesday evening ~ Columbus
Hu Aitrr orga1ing the Getting addressed by messs
Elton. EuIpatr- l. "a others r. well attended
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The Fall Term Of the HudsOn County Cou'e win
corLmcLcc o. Tue.day oeAt
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FIRE IN BRooKIrs.-A fire occurred in Murston q
Powtrss Coal Yard at the foot OF Dock street, ON
Wednc-day night caused by design The damage
was tiihiDg.
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CITY ITEMS

GERMAN OFrEA.-This evening will be PERFORMED
for tie frt end only time. Weber's Grand Opera oil
Der Fleschutz, with strong cast new scenery &c.
The Hon. John 2. Hale viii address the Fremont
Club Of Nyack, Rockland County Oh Thursday even
ne Oc.obcr9.
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NEW-,JERSEY ITEMS.

po,rr,c,t.-Thc Hon Ep5raiIn Harsh will address
10 Republican, Of Bergen on Monday evening next
a. tie Old Stone Acsc~ny
The FoaltL Ward Jersey Cry Republican Olss
met on Wedresday evening. at Wildwood Hall. There
WE frI a.teadsnce. Excellent adde.ses were made
by j. l.. JuuC san OF hew-fork, and Jacob Weart u
jersey Cry.
gave notice at this meeting Of Buchanan meeting
IN tie Ward, to meet him and bring any three Bu-
chansn lawyer. in the city to dscus politics with him
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ALARM - FTRR-About ; o'clock last evening an
lam a. Pie III "a strict ~rs eOuuded winch cans~d By
he boiling Of p, Of "a oil factory the Peung
BrI.e Damage slgnt.
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Mr.. Jessc Forker, who strayed from his home few
days since, while loborng under mental aberahons
returned yesterday
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Bhck Cloth Suits, ; -
Black Cloth Costs. - 70 fls
Cashmere Business Goats. IS % to ~
Rich Hoire Antique Vests -
Fancy Velvet Vests, ~
Fine Black Overcosts. 80
A. EVANS extensive CLOTHING WsssHovsr, Nos d 80
- ...a
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LARCFEY.-JGs. Sullivan Wa aIfe'Ved VI. i" y
Il Flnos~ pacc r. VS. ots"d 10 TOE cons ~ -
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The Jersey City Ferry Guard. b. +. Chsmpne1
Csp'a1 w soto Rh1sy o. her second AnnI4' EAe"f"s
u hCnl.y Il
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PROBATE STRIKI oY EsoisHERs 1t Is probs"e
aa tr,o Lundrec Bnr 30 - sn 5ynen' o. ~ ~
Yf-k an Y7 R.-rtt l.as- tir sofNic' - nv 'HpV
:. ~, i,.'cs re- cno" lss listed Tor t.ine , e
r.s, t.iw:oa The EBsnee's sHd te COMPANY tss''''~
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RrE OVER Edward Topps boy, was run oyer N
ea va. etiou.y injured IL conveyed 10 his residence
4 T.,,s.f
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CRUSHED ny MACHI.gRY.-A man named John
Casey was Thursday a.Loon caught m the maclne a
,L Fsa Mills corner w md Dsbr0 streets and ers
riby crushed H., va, taken 20 the New fots Ho,PIA,
where le LES 10 critical condition
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ForSp DRowSED.-The body Of a man dressed 'a
M ss vas picked I'D the foot Il Sacke street yestes
dsv qgest held sli Yer ct ~ found drowned Wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

AaERfcAE CRY CosyESTIos.-The American City
Convention TO nominate city officers met over tho
ms,ket in Futou. av Brooklyn, on Thursday evening.
and nominated the follow ing ticket Mayor Geo iiais
Street Cominissioner John X. Oakley; Commi-sionor
Of Repairs aud Supplies John NJ Perry Collector %
Taxes and Assessments, John III. Rhodes romeo JUS
tica Charles e. Atwater justices OF the Peace, WIN.
II. McDonalt ard John y. King The Convention
adjourned 10 meet on Tuesday next.
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C,p1rRy OF PIckPOcKEr.-A Young man calling
bsrd In The pockrt Of ~, q. W Archer Of Mo- lo9 e't
Brosisv WHO a tb- time attending tn tire Ia Barclay
to-, H. ,sskeu into custody by Thru ard p)licein
and locked Up BY Justice W esh.
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Rrc,prrRr or FuGIrvE PRrsoSER.- Michael

KFC lFTTTF on A FTTTTT'F INT70'F " vi y NJ
P.uderrrss aha, Charlie, Wor u three men who -
APP prison Essex Market by lowering thenseVe.
out the window with rope made OF bed ticking distance
of a m Oh tie nth last Yesterday arrested b
Policeman berg aid a Costigsn, ct tue len
Ward and recouui.'gd 90 prison TIE tho ~rre eonhurl
prisn for ,esrg AID wagon from person living IN
" ,tcLester County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

CHAMBER or COMMERCf.-ILc Chamber OF Com
mercc held their first meeting uptown on Thursday
evening in Clinton Hall New members were elected and
number Of committees appointed. The members were
so vel pleased with the large Attendance at this their
frst evening meeting that resolution was introduced
providing for holding all the meetings of the Chamber
in the evening. More than forty members were
present.
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Il Sunday ~,ening lectures Sunday eyenn
The chi srh Grove street tae sub ecf- "ns
~. ism ?" shch the main points Of CDi'arsn b-s
vii b. broUzht 70 view
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AMERICAS CosGREssIOsAL CONVENTION. Tho
tu.f IN Carre..iona CONVENTION met al Central Hall Ia
Fulton avenue yesterday afternoon aud nominated Edward T.
WOOD r Con gress The III tc prses the hst twelve
RS Of The City Of Brooklyn Tho principal opponents VI
the ro,ieo were Bayis + BackhouSe and DAVID A.
bOkee
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oc'o, Yesterday Afternoon. IA they passed by THE
TFnrSf Office, On their way up town, they slla.ei
- with seversl rounds % good rou-irg cheers Ar
rvcd at Col Ffcuou;s house. they u,Lered into
the rsrio b, sections and Introduced. by one D.
YIN F. turr... President q their Club % the future
Ire.s;.r, o. the nstion, who shook them al by the
hard IN Ii. Usual frank, modest manner Among the
H. ,e-.v W.. q Gentleman ncen'ly driven ;om Kln-
.ss witch he entered F-lmorei;e and .eA a strong
Rerrrg,sn. Who cHprc SCI hope % Col. Fremont
,b,, - world DO something f,r the poor people in
Ken,,.: towLich the Colonel replied. Twill depend
~ ,or.r No speeches were made on either side but
M to.,,ess o. the cheers sent up by the member. Of
,tc C,pb II from: Of the house, they dispe-.ei,
.t,.ed how vel they were satisfied with their visit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

AyTRICAs NOMINATIONS FOR POLICE CAPrAiNs--
Tb di rent Police District Conventions met last evening and
placed IA uomntou the following candidates for Police
Captains:
tVV D4.Hicf-Jor Smith
Tliyd Ii,grtcf--Nm m. III. tandetyeer
E,nyh D,sfyicf- George ". Rogers
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About ~ O'Clock Yesterday morning Young OF very
spectacle appearance about 'wtn> I'VE yii o. az, w %
STATE A. Tie ewtry store OF Nj Jas Faulkner corner Of
Brosdvsy and Grand street in payment for some article" which
and the purchaser placed IN charge OF Otrer
Doscy the Reervr Corp aud taken 70 the Chet ON
had .er,d r. the books OF the Asso h9ns' vince E
stored Howard In his possession the polc" ionha ~
= bill the u sdia Bank OF this state altered 20 ~
+ iii the CooPersown Bank n " sltered 70 rlo snd
? bill altered 20 20 on me BANK OF Nv rniaha :.
The As'or House where had been deposited for him lie s
ni,fcd t- had been r engaged N buying and pass
ing this altered ey and bad pail about ~ on SV tor y
m. ,sd.ce /, aid be in Chester County Pa Justice
Welsh committed him to prison oI trid'
ALLEGED PANEL RoBBERY-Jane shannon, an Irish
prof ..iu. BE- miner living IN Bayart street was
arrested by policeman Green Of the Fttb Ward charged win
street 500 IN gold coin Noh states tha on me hg OF
the 18th u be decoyed by this woman 10 mouse pnt M
from Taylo Saloon and ond lcted 70 an upper room WINE
there aud lying upon the bed he "a" TIE sIat9" OF some
a., me- n H., wall The Immediately threw blanket
over had and the same moment three rPs were maze
urcl tic door She then excited Ls cars and hurried MIN ou
III the house and ten minutes he mis- led his money and
nd,,or,d 10 return the house but could not ind IT, lie Is
row ot the opinion that The woman had contderAes who
slim ed into the Id his coat WHICH was on chalr
While Dir, bead covered with the OaA,' ne het I u
Thursday nj gh and casd her She was taken before
.tc Connolly and though she denies ever having seen
Wod before they net in court she was locked up 10 d" eA
ami alton
The LATE PRIZE FIGHT-ARREsT OF oNE or THE
SFcoNps-Jack Rcach Of the seconds in ' late fatal Pnke
night between Lyuch and Kelly ~!' arrested ye'erday morn
ty the Fourth Ard Polio and tas,n beoir Cof'nrr r
who committed him 20 prison 10 s"t the acton OF th "'nI
jury. Lynch. the surviving principal Is still at large
FATAL AccIDFSr.-Co ner Perry held an inquest
Yesterday the pier foot Of street upon he Pu o
ByTon Whe"aA ae master Of ths Gafse Inn, H. VIM
Of MI, barge Tie Jury rendered verdict Of Accidental
d,a'L" Deceased was native Of D'one'' ''uH'' ~ - "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

PERsoN.L-The health OF DIR. Kane, the dstin-
gi.hed Arctic explorer being much impaired ne pro-
poses to take trip to Europe with view to It's reSt'-
raon and will leave this country on Wednesday, the
stL NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

Yesterday AZ the pier Of Chambers street upon the body OF
~, WitLpryax late the barge Dunkk who was
Killed. on Thursday Permon by falling against ne wiss'
Of hi, barge Tie Jury rendered verdict OF Accients.
d,I" Deceased native Of Duiche,s County, n l. .
years Of age.
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r,cu1H WARD RFFUBLIcaS AsSoonrioS.-The
Eighth Ward Republican Association held meeting
H., o,,,;rr at The northwest Of Broome AMI
Ne-cer streets. VIM. H. Fry, esq. made an eloquent
49, ,se.,ive .peech to q crowded sssemba-e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

The Young Mems Republican General Committee
held u meeting in Clinton Hall on Thursday evening.
Various item. of business were transacted The
Chairman was instructed to publish bulletin addressed
to the Know Nothing~ and have ten thousand printed
Tho Dcrnarcnt officers of the Committee are PrcsI-
dent u. Fisher ycc-Presidents W. F. Lyman,
Il. H. Maver: Secretaries, q. +. Young, Mosey
LYON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

THE FREScH Relief FrsD.-The Joint Commit
tee appointed to receive funds for the relief OF the SUI
ferors By the nundaticns France have finally closed
their labos. Most Of the amount subscribed mas been
already forwarded, and the balance will BE- dispatched
in tie next French steamer.
Tie total sum collected by the Mayor Wood Com
m.t;ec and the Com mttee of French citizens Il
S.0t2l -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

Mr.. Richurd Busted then declared duly nomi-
mated. and tre Conven ion adjourned sue die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

|, will be seen By an announcement; IN our adyert's-
ing columns that The household furniture and stock OF
the country seat Of Warren Leland at Ihrogg' Neck
Wcsche.ter Co., will be sold at auction on thursday
next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

DEMOCRATIC NoNIsAAIos FOR CoRPoRArios Cors
slL.-The Democratic Charter Convention at Tam
many Hal last night had two ballots tor Corporation
f.u,.eoI a. follovs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

To Fryy L.roRTRs senator Wilson Of Massl-
cb,..e,,s will address the Mechanics and WoEkingmea
of the city at the Tabernacle tonight upon the sub
ec Of Free Labor 1t is hardly necessary to add that
HI. audience will only be limited by the capacity of the
building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

Trr GrRvay REFrBLicAS'.-The regular meet
;r-. - the German Republicans Of the First and
Finb Wards were held last evening. the object being
70 ,crira,e candidates to represent those Werds IN
The Nominating Conventions. Dr.. kochler p-asdei
+, The Fir., Ward, and DR.. Wiesner in the Fifth
Ward GOV. Floyds recent speech was the subject
of remark at the Fifth Ward meeting. Much di'satis-
faction 5 expressed by those Germans who had adj.
l.,ad 70 the fortunes Of Mr. Buchanan on hearing Of
GOV Flovds willingness. under certain contingencies
IN vote for Fillmore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-04

MIR. LIBBY WILL BE A CANDIDATE
The following letter from James 5. Libby, esd, to
the Committee appointed to announce It's nomination
for the Maycralty, has been communicate to Us for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10

ORLEANS THEATER. We learn that at the sugges-
zion Of the Clay Monumental Association, MI. Bou-
dousquie the lessee this theater has set apartment
Monday night for a complimentary benefit to the
choristers Of the theater This is should be- The
Grand Opera Of the Martyrs has been selected for the
occasion, its first representation this season. in ad-
fition to which the magnificent ode to Henry Clay,
written by Dominique Rouquet, and welded to I'M
EnoEtal music by Provost, which was received with
sueh rapturaus applause during the cermonies Incl
dent to laying the corner stone Of the monument to
Clay On the 18th April will be repeated. Thetheater
on this occasion will present scene Of beauty and
gaety rarely witnessed, and we advise all who wish
i to attend to procure tickets Immediately.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10

K8-A learned writer, Dendy, says: "Dry-
den, his brilliant visions of poesy flesh and
Mrs Radcliffe adopted the plan. Green and Coffee if
sleep induce dreaming Baptsa Ports for procuring
qHiet and pleasing Dreams swallowed horse tongue
supper Indigestion and that condition which termed
or irritable stomach constitute most fruitful Of VISIONS
The immediate direct influence Of rcpetion in totally alter
ing the sensations and the disposition in waking moments
proof OF its derange the circulation Of the brain
the ental faculties in sleep People Who troubled with in
digestion, may surely get relief from HooHand's German
ters" sold exclusively in this country by Dr. n Jackson
40 Arch street, Philadelphia and by his agents. See aver
tisement Al 2plm&W
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.Ma4yt1erous. ScUUes,ges.s.

Shallow practitioners have asserted that intestinal worms are
mot Injurious in fact that they act the part scavengers
wing foul and ndigestbe from ameutary canal
What audacious humbug What miserable philosophy Every
experienced physician knows that these animals ina-
NATION OF the bowels and sometimes actually through the
coating of the stomach nestnes causing inevitable
death Of all the diseases of children this the most Danger
and distressing Unfortunately, too one of the most
common. In WINERtS CANADIAN YERMIFUGE how
ever, safe quick unfang remedy is provided. The pro-
peor challenges the world show that ever failed 10 effect
q cure
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
my5 t2p6tkltS q and lJI Charities street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-10

BY MRS. MADELINE LESLIE.
First Edition of 5000 Copies ordered In ADJ
vance of Publication.
Second Edition of 1000 i'll Press.


This is work Of merit designed for all who have BEEN
would be married. 1t is able vindicaon of the D
vine Institution of Marriage, dacc but descriptive
most admirably adapted 10 control the Judgment and
multiply and pepeuate the amenities and
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