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New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
WEDNESDAY. April 19-P. ".

The street has again witnessed an active and
excited stock market the amount Of business being
romey large and fully up the standard Of any day
transactions. The market opening steady, presented
during early dealings feyersh tone, and less conf
dent feeling apparent, money in active de-
mand. Under this influence, heavy market noted,
prices falling on about per cent The reaction was
doubtless In greater measure due 10 the sharp
ward yield in Pittsburgh, which. opening at l16t
quickly down 10 1881! though IN late transactions it
returned TO 128 Prices rule have not been mp to
the high range Of yesterday though the
whole list strong after the adjournment
Of the First Board. The market is in
singular condition, and operators In general IL not the
cques much befogged as to its future course.
Sailors OF certain premOnltory symptoms
able TO form ready conclusions as to the future condition
OF the weather, and generally predict with reasonable
So In regard to the future OF stocks although
there may be indications OF immediate break, yet
is not 10 be doubted that the ciues are marketing
very heavily. though 1t py means improbable that
under their adrot maneuyers, stocks twin yet attain
higher prices Shore has been the chief feature OF
10 days dealings and an extraordinarily large business
recorded the range OF the day covering two per
cent. The Vanderbilt stocks, Northwestern Conn
and Preferred, and Ohio and Mississippi,
largely traded in. and active business being also
reported in Rock Island, Wabash and Union Pacific. In
the less prominent stocks Panama reacted to 5 more
active business being in the Josephs with
suit OF Of per cent in the Common Delaware Lack
awanna and Western firm at l0Si; Alton at ls Nor
and Essex s2 and st. Louis and Iron Mountain, 59i
Boston, Hartford and Erie sold at II. In the mscel
laneous list a good business reported. Mariposa
Preferred manipulated up 1l the coal stocks being
also strong Quicksilver was rather more active at Il.
There are favorable rmors aGoa from California
regarding the mines and parties in the secret appar
entity quietly picking up the stock. Express shares
hut I'M tha ri Of
yesterday. The following table shows The highest and
lowest prices Of active stocks made to-day:
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A CHOICE SECURITY.
NEW YORK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD


NEw-YoRH AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE Z PER CENT GOLD BONDS.
very large full paid up stock subscription.
slOO. $780, AND $1,000 BONDs,
CoUPoN AND REGISTERED.
The new trunk line from New-iork City to the
North and West, between the New-lork Central ana
Erie Railways, and many miles shorter than either
from New York TO Buffalo.
Two hundred and twenty miles OF hnished road
,rsad, in existence cost twice the amount of bonds
issued NAV fairly be called the best character OF
real estate loan: title perfect and value constantly
enhancing issue of bonds positively limited 20
$4,000 per mile of finished road; very 'nan loan
per mile. highly thought of by bankers, and We oe
ueye. security of the highest grade. The road is
earning largely; is better investment thah money
in a savings bank. For sale 10y
GEORGE OPDYKE 4 Co.. Bankers No - NaSsa"'s''
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
ROW. The following are the quotations
Foreign exchange has ruled strong at suoined quota

The money market active during the early part OF
Che day late h rates but eased up in the after
noon. The stock brokers paying and per cent
and the bond dealers 6, with exceptions at s. Prime
discounts at 6q1 per cent.
There active movement ia the Paeihc mort
cages to-day and higher prices made this after
noon, Centras selling at 9e Union Firss, sIb and In
comes. S3.
Government bonds have been strong, but without any
large important sales. until afternoon when
sharp demand started up prices which closed ut the
best OF the day Fisk Hatch report the market strong
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

To parties seeking perfectly safe and remun'rau'o
investments. we especially commend the fhsi
MORTGAGE BoNps of the NORTHERN PACIFIC hAii,
ROAD COMPANY These bonds are payable IN soio
NJ the expiration Of thirty years with interest," pay
able in gold semi-annually at the rate of Sio pei
annum and are first and only mortgage upon 'Do
Road its rolling stock and franchises and also upon
valuable land-rant of - 900 acres permile OF rosu.
Maps and pamphlets fully descriptive OF this i'"aa
and It's bonds can be obtained Of JAY Cooke oo''
Fiscal Agents n r. X. r., No. 20 Wallst., New.i'rS.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH, BANKEEs.
No. 8 NAsSAU-sT, NEW YORK, April Is, 1871.
The FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GoLp BoNDs
OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
of which about S7,0O0OO0, or nearly one-h halt the
entire loan have already been Iketed-are secured
upon East and West Trunk Line of Road, Az
miles in length, the greater part of which 27 miles,
is in profitable operation and the remainder rapdly
building When completed it will establish . short
economical, and favorite route between tide-water
navigation and the chief railroad and river cities OF
the West.
Besides the immense volume of through traffic be-
tween the East and West which this Road can COM
mand by its superior advantages in distance grades
fuel, and unfailng navgable connections this Road
must convey enormous quantities of the superior
smelling, canne and bituminous Goals Of the Kan
awha Valley. and the iron of Virginia and West
Virginia, which are III demand at both ends OF the
line.
The value Of the property. the certainty of large
and profitable business, the established reputation
and credit of the Company. and its able and honor
able management give TO these securities an assu-
rance of superior value and safety, and enable
recommend them with the greatest confidence 10
parties making investments desiring to fund their
Five Iwentlcs.
They may be had in Coupon or Registered form, and
in denominations of
$1,000, $780, and 800.
Price 90 and accrued interest from Nov. l. at which
rate they yield per cent gold interest their cost.
We have prepared pamphlets, showing the ag1ictl-
tura mineral and manufacturing advantages OF tho
adjacent territory and the traffic facilities and Dan
cia prospects of the Road, which will be furnished
on application. FHK * HATCH, Financial Agents.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
II active stocks made to-day :

There has been strong tone to the gold market under
the larger specie shipments the heavy customs demand
and the uncovered short interest The initial sale at the
opening l11 but later the price declined to llk but
toward the close returned to ll the bulk of the days
busne being at 4a1llI Tbere has been good de
the of gold 10 deliver, and borrowers have
paid at the rate Of l. p and per cent per annum and
and 1872 per diem; large number Of loans were
ported fat The exports OF specie were ss32i23 by the
Cuba. and ssOOOo by the Wyoming, making total OF
81 i23 about 100000 which in gold. The day
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was follows
Gold cleared SGi $4,000; gold balances, 567 a56;
rency balances s2S The Treasury will sell 100000
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

BRIEp SUMMARY OF CONTENTS
MOST WONDERFUL PUBLICATION BEFORE THE PUBLIC;
PART 1.
pIsEAsR-rTs CAUSES, PREVENTION, AND CURE
Disease and s Causes PREVENTION op pskA'-
Tn. c,pses o Nervous and Blood How to Healthy Babies
D.,,nv,m.nta How to the Health Of
Ignorance Children
Violating the Moral Nature. Deteics ief ohl aho iouns
The Food ". Kat Tie Physiological Instruction OF
The Iiouas xe Drink Children
The Atmosphere Live In. Mental and PhseI Recreation
The Clothes we Wear Sleep
Bad Habits Of Children and Youth Cleanliness
Bad Habits Of Manhood sndW oman Pure All
hood. SUNSHINE
Se1nsl Starvation AGocd Temper
Prostitution Keep ihe Fee Warm
Unhappy Marriage. sphng ienO'Aaoh
Impure Vaccination COMMON sENsE hEsspIk'
Accelerated Medicines. Vegetable Medicines
Bru,aHv and Inhunarity Therapeutic Biectrieiiy
Wealth Animal Magnetism.
Failures In Business Water.
Excessive Study. hediea"d iphaAhoh
RIcessivs Labor. DccIohS
Nel,ucboly. Doctors. Jacks at AL Trade"
Female Doctors
Rapscous Doctors
In this ps The causes clearly pointed cut and The best
means preventing disease gve commencing with the very birth Of the
child It gives instruction which, heeed will enable people to keep
ont Of the bands Of the doctors
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ron cou enthusiastic young ard s,
book they call IT, Que sd about fifteen, Bpp
exclaimed reading IT, thai ust what want that
the Bible When thnk the dsmnabe hooks and ici0n
found when boy do hesitate nend this
Others similar They ONLY 70 t
BJ but they the Bible IN the spirit Of its teachings God speed
work blessed work. Of saving the young the hor
living death here which, be without its
upon after they leave these enemen built Of Go aud by
him Pronounced not good 10 part but GOOd
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THE MARKETS.
rC,rslly reported tor THx TNIsryn

'' WrrSsspAY Aprl ~ 1871,
ASHgS-Pos continue in fair demand sDd tle mHAe' "
onot. a. 80 s5a Pearls dull aud nominal hut
CO1rON-Thee only moderate ovsoss d"1s on 's'
Tor future tsr sales 1oo oe 70,
inclueipx 63l for consumption ~ o s W
and For the future ses las; e',nns y" ' ~ .S To-
100 Isle 20 FOR June aud lN or yny -
dsy 500 for April at l3le. 4,7co Tor MAY" HiE"e''o'
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The proposals. Of the Treasury TO buy aooo.c"o n'e
twenties elected offerings to the amount OF t6sslco at
rates ranging from iioV9 The award was made
ut llo 40 TO 1854 Tho details are ~ follows
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

coEErE y, Ia. been nelsfste demsni for ko ano ue
80, An lava Is and 6rm West edis grades are 49,
of been lgbt aud fa'~s
byh ol The chArerng oen.so
hen very noen p for vessels suitable 70 'oe L.
- ,h.,. Gran. Tie
E 80. 10 Liyeypool basA GaR ~ ssts IN al !" N~'
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From a Laag "A rlgne,M %. Ma..

asays felt that he pcan Of the world from th,
and Original Yeas admire
writings books hsve read and rread them
husband often tells quoting DR.
he everything have reading Plain Home Tak Many
them have lately been brought into town and all who purchase ttm
yerym ul ed vi them"
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From a pagstcian IN AneIia Co., IA

81 have read your Pn Tslk and conser hs hing fer
the umeshayng been engaged N the practice OF medicine or mn'
thankful that there mar in America that has le
ability tell suffering humanity what they want
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have entitled Plain Home Talk and Med
Ii extremely interesting and contains sound
s.5se"
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From a Gnqlmaa of GdIs Co., "

Prom a Lady IN Faird>,d Co., Conn.
" Yonr Plain Home TaIk Is very much liked"
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From a Phvsigfaa n Larrenoe Co., IN

ALLOW take the present opportunity ef expressing since
thanks beaei which family have received from
remarks contained in your work"
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81 have purchased copy your valuable Plan Home Talk
Me lcal Common feel really grateful having
written it, I'll real ueas1e Of Common Sense"
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81 cehrao books IN house which would
part with for worlds Of money have such great faith
eyc be the i oi .ed Womea aud have
ful VI hone"
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From Physician Ia Brunseiok Co.. ". g.

Iron a Gtnftcndr IN Hiiilscr Co, Mass.
think Plain Home Talk splen and would BOT
b, j its value"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

A MEXICAN THOGRAPHlC Co.'S
NOW READY;
THE CATHOLIC WORLD
FOR MAY
CONTENTS:
l. TIE CHURCH ACCRgDITs HERSELF
H. BORfEAUX
III THB AMEN" OF THE STONES
" THR house or YoRKR
" OUR LADY or GUADALUPE
VI STATISTICS or PaOTESrANTlSM ~ THE UNITED
STATES
VII on 4 GREAT PLAGiARIST
VIII MARY BENEDlCTA.
TX THE LORD ClIANCELIORs or IRELAND.
\ GOrTFRED Won STRAsoBUAGs GREAT HYMN TO
THE VIRGIN
x 4 WORD TO THE IvDEPEyDRST
xL OUR LADY OF LOUgDES.
XII. THL SHAMROCK GONE WEST
XIV SAYINGS OF THR FATHERS or THE DESERT
Xv. vEsPERS
XVI THE LEGEND or SANTA EESTlTCTA
XVII A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Of A cOLLE0E
xvii NEW PUBLICATIONS
SINGLE COPIES n CENTS IS FER YEAR
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY.
LAWRENCE KEHOE, General Agent.
0wARRES.sr yEWToEE.
HORACE GREELEY NEW BOOK,
WHAT KNOW OF F4DuXG. capital new
boob hat j. having enormous sale.
The advance demand $ great that
three large edition. bad to be printed
before j: could be pq6r.led .. Prize
~ 81 Published by c ". CARLETON CO.,
and sold a, the TRIBUNE ohce. Nvs.Yors
I ONDON BO0KS; .,,.. ,-u.,so
Priced aud Descriptive
CATALOGUE 30. %
Just i,sged sil BE- free Of charge address
A. DENHAM &c Co.,
Importers Of BHgfs5 and Foreign Books
~ hukRAi-sE tneaI Btoad~syl Nes-lOtk
READY THIS MORNING.
WHAT KNOW OF FARMING. Anew book
b, Horace Gr,eley; one Of the very bet book,
that bsssyer been published in th'
country. .. Phce ~ So Published
bye W. CARLETON 4 Co. and sold at the
Tribune oEoe Yev-rork.
EAST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
IL WEEKLY CHRONICLE for 1871 viii contain = every hamof
ed otsI neS aasaPd aa.Dsg q T ,, Sed
70 disseminate & eI @ 1e5Gn Nj be ., P1 PeIss' peSsrea
pabBsea nfomsOnihe cheapest and most 1es a
io@son 70 be oo,sae S9spS1 gI K KBo,e Tenn
A BOOK TO SELL
WHAT KNOW OP FARMING. By Horace Greee' Booksellers
viii s,d tb. Aps selling book than they had 1t only
sssds to be seen 10 be bought person viii snd interest
ing and valuable Proe 81 Published by G. W. CARLETON
. Co cold at The Tribune o8ce. Se..Yors.
I 0n0 BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
WHAT KNOW or FARhN6," H. in preparation, sud VIII he
ready IN afesdsys
will printed sG spenfd bound
sfiA a sBe steel portrait Of Mr. Greeley. Proe s5 90
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION
ssgeoas will he offered kesss throughout the
Uy
the
snf BE- cold family, without 10. less, eIerton
yer drcalar, specimen, territory sppy q. W.
CARLETON Co. Publishers, Madison squire Hssiort
JOHN JACOB AST0R made all his great
~sb s f'lO"hg tb very that Horace Greeley
his slOw or FARMING Read page "a Of the
hsei .ss isie asts' grow e.. Price 81 90
F'eA'lrd b. o. NAsI.~ t0 'ns oid ,i The TIbvas Oses
SAyE@s
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Mn 4 Clerarrlnn IN Franuin Co. Mas.

"You s, most wonderful book fall of startling aud interesting
srUction'
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Prom Generai Agmcy ia Cook Co., ~
f,on a G,rtlenan Ia sgeon Co.. Mo.s.

ihnk much Of Plain Home ak ard have sho
copies three aud IS last week No work show
auyth ~ we'll"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

feel from Of the book, Il would be
Of Christians sBi psnthrops spread all
Clergyman further h. will sell copies him
se but that bs exclusively the ministry in which
he shall eneayOr get Suitable agent for tie book
must he sold"
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BART ".
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT or POPULAR MAR
RIAGE Se
sARRIEp
Marriage Improved Necessity Of confidence Ia
UpbodCrs Should Do The Wife the Equal Partner.
ADAPTATION Sleeping Apart
It's Importance. seIual Moderation.
What IL Mental Adaptation Jeslonsy
What is Physical Adaptation Al Inf4ible Remedy.
Magnetic Adaptation. Prevention Of Conception
Temperaneatsl Adaptation. SeTpal Ia3aerence
Plain Rules to Marriage Food for Pregnant Women.
Difference between Vitality and
Vital Tenscty. Rules and Facts
Influence Of Marriage Vital Key to the Mystery.
TeDsoiy Why Offspring Resemble Both Pa
ADAPTATION
soSoG,xc MARRIAGE. Why Oespriug Resemble One Pa
How IL NAV be done rent.
Marriage peeut like RstTHp Why OfpnDg Resembe Good
Science should be brought to bear. Heghbors
THREE Why Widows have Children by
KAGg DAGuERRyOrrpRo. Second Husband Resembling the
Mental Marriages. frst
Physical Marriages How Frghis MARI or Defom the
Iucifer Matches Child.
PHILOSOPHY D. BEAR
Aschbed TO DeprsSity. sG os HAPPINESS ~ xARKIAGE
The rse Philosophy Opening worts
IsTKhNARRIAGK RELATIyKs. EaTly Marriage
Effects Of such Marriages Ban Avocaous should be ortp
Msy VII marry Half Sisters as to Females
Pull ConsIns The LADIES should tt allowed 70
Pop the Question.
Card to the Unmarried.
This part Of vital niere,i to IN who wou
ia pur,y IN, Mopossme sgstem of marriage
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" consider the hook very valuable bringing up fauy
Children
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found (Pu Home Talk and Medical Common Sens 10 be
Of the anist works Of this and personally feel deeply indebted
who could fonh for SO smil sun
rcb needed every ue Is worth the price My 90
e good gork well begun but call forth commentator IRON
every mind that bss The pubic good at heart"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

PART II.
| CHRONIC DISEASES, THEIR CAUSES AND sUoCEssFUL
TREATMENT
oHRoMc GOporrhea 'nd Structure
| What Chronic Dsessei PRIVATE WORDS FOR WOVEN
rHE BREArH Deraugeents the Monthly Flow
oRGASS What Aens'ruAuoD Is Tor
| Chronic CatarIh Ieacorrhea
| Affections Of the Throat What the Hymen is for
| Broncbe,is fallr; of &e WOMB
Asthma Other Affections of the womb
Consumption Vaginal Affections
caKoslo DISEASES OF LIVER NymphOmsnh
sTox,cg AND BOWELS AmOroas Dreams
Affections Of the Livet Sexual Apathy.
Dvsnensia SeIual Dyspepaa
Constipation. Ovarian Diseases
chronic p.ryhes HYrs 10 n
Piles Causes Of Baroness
p,tpla Local lnldaGtltion.
Structure Diseased Condition Of the WIFE
Falling Of the Reeum Diseased Condition of the Husband
Igeent;on Of t.e Bowel. Excessive AInsiveIess
Intestinal Worms Temperamenid InSlaTtAtoa
AND PANs How to Promote ChhDeanns
BfIious He,daehe PRIVATE
Nervous Headache The Penis and is Diseases
Co,ges,,ye Headache The Serotum and its Diseases.
Neuralgia The Ie'ueH' and ihen DISEASES
Rheumatism Seminal Weakness
AFFECTIONS OF rus BIEs AND Sstyh,ss
Oh Gyes. Females IS wen as Males lnpOent
~. Sigbt The Causes and Treatment
Chronic Sore Ewes. oosoIrpIsG pREAsEs.
Amau,oas Paralysis
Cross Eyes. Cancer
Defective Hearing Salt Rheou.
THE HEART. Spinal CuHh'"ie~
How People are Mstskeo serofniA
Advice 20 Ipvau4s Syphilis
cuaoy1c AyyHcroys oY rHE Variety Of Chronic DseHes
,arS,py oEa.ss TREATMENT DISEASE
Diseases Of The Kidneys. People Dose1 70 DeAn-
Iss,ior. of the Uretersi Everybody His OWE Doctor
Affections 0f the Bladder. Dietetes
This Part h invaluable all suffering with chronic diseases
PART III.
PLAIN TALK ABOUT THB SEXUAL ORGANS; THE NATURAL
RELATIONS OF THE SRxES; CIVILIZATION, SOCIETY, AND
MARRIAGE
op,yIye cg,y7ER Marrlags IN Ancient Scandinavia
y7y uis Matter is Presented Historical Chips
our Ci,,,.,ku rAERuGs As 1T
THE SEXUAL AND CIVILIZATION
The Causes Of their Disgrace Marriage The Oh World
Their influence Physical Devel Marriage IN tie Ne" "or
opuent 10 South America.
Their Influence Health. In NORTH America
How they are made ,h instruments In the 0neiia Community
Of Pessrable Emotions Among the Mcruons
How they are made instruments il DEYRcTs
P,rpe.aatipg the Race. Why Marriage Remains Unn.
Their influence the Social Posi- proved.
tjor cf Women Is Marriage a Divine Insd:uiObi
Their Influence Civilization. Demehts Of Poygamy.
HISTORY or MARRIAGE. Dement'S Of AOnogsmy
History Of Polygamy ThE REMEDY
bv Adam had bat One Wife Of Things Necessary.
Eevptian Marriage Henry Wand Beecher OF Iasuta.
Cl1csc Marriage. tons
Ancient Hebrew Marriage Rome had Censor.
G-ecan Marriage. We Wsnt Secretary Of Marriage.
Polygamy in Ancient Persia SEXUAL ihNoALiTY
Mohammed's POygamy. The Causes
Early American Pcygamy. The Cure.
History Of Monogamy. ooScLrsoS op PART ILL.,
Marriage Ancient Rome Roman AUsteriy and Pursnism
Ancient German Marriage. Compared
Marriage under the Christian We Must Avoid Reaction
peror. Agitation upon the Marriage Ques-
Marriage from the sih o 18th Cen. ton.
This part takes view Of and relation. from
physiological standpoint IT is searching interesting original and
startling
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- wish could persuade ofmy Acquaintance that book
poor sFord and book he ashsmd
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the kind intended have bought before
This being informed every subject creeping that Of the
boes being Ashsne all
the stupid piece Of nonsense never
pleased With boob II no other coa be bad would no sell
mine for aHy o money"
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From a Lady IN Plynoun Co.. Mas.

From Motler in Mbtilse1 Co., Coma
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prrn a CJergrn1n IN Frdntiip Co., Mas
"Ibsre u finished reading Pan Home Ta and Medical Con-
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been much Of good thing etc. anil
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worm Ike myself vii ,iad hfoags % ou' TE % DOT os ROs b
for three volumes ami The subjects treated Of such as TO
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tbem any part Of !our work.
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should the fsh fever youHg aud woman have Ss'er
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II cannot opportunity pass without giving ycu most
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Talk Although personally tnosn TO stu feel
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From a MertlAnttR Cook Co., H.
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From a Ci'rRyHlGa Delrdre Co, Ohio.
feel rom what Of book Il would he
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This Clergyman further srtes h. viii sell copies him
he busf exclusively the ministry " In which
be SAYS II shall ence, get Suitable agent for tie book
must he sold
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From a PhysiciaH Ia Brrrien Co. Mteh.
.ble book ia received su much pleased with IT,"
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EroD, a Clerg,yDiaa IN Delardre Co. Ohio

From MDIlant m Cook o., H.
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nSeded"
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From a Member Of me Bar in Osr,go 20, Nfc. York
just your book entitled Plain Home Tan With lnncb
ps ssure aud profit
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READ WHAT PHYSICIANS. CLERGYMBy TIE LADIES,
And everybody hnh Of
PLAIN HoHE TALK AND MEDICAL COMMON SENSE:
state Of Sro York County Of Nep York-To ci Bivard n
q tie Cv Of Newyok the County sored being duly
THAT o letters from Which signatures omie
presented hev genuine quotations om letters received BY mall
the named each ertra which letters
tie his And further that the SAID testimonials
rri without bic depouen invitation solicitation and bst 'hy
sample dIy hy bin from sl 0f the
vm Of M classes embracing Physicians, Clergy
gye Artists vel those In the mmtest pston IN
HE; and further EDWARD h. FOOTk.
Su,cr and .orn on this Isb D. 1870 teOe
mt CHARLES l. BUSHNELL.
EotAry Commissioner Of DEEDS, lie
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

cannot allow this opportunity pass without giving
and heartfelt thanks FOR last ab she'd work entitled Pa
Home Talk etc Although not personally tnogn 10 still 70
you the valuable book pub by Tor viii
mankind will forever feel grateful 20 you"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20

fstter mvse Of having ny possession book hst Should be
cssed the Bb and ou dong act Of justice BY
recommending it 70 my friends"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-20
Mem i)nbiirnliors.

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