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IT has been too frequently the 'subject of just and
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the nu-Alit:al art, have ufkred themselves as candidate: for public
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NORTH WEST PASSAGE; ARCTIC ZOOLOGY, &e. longieries of years made certain complaints, and the various dl..
On the sth of May will be published, in 4to. eases of DEBI LITY, the particular object of our studies ...4
OBSERVATIONS Oa GitEENLANI), the Adja- practice, it will, we hope, be allowed, that we have acquired
cent Seas, and th: North West Passage to the Pacific superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. 1W slight and
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rr The arguments adduced to prove .the practicability of a
tient a.safe and radical cure.
Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the et.
North West Passage are supported by Fact: nut hitherto examin-
I feces of a habit lung and must
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of its discovery, excited in some measure by the fortunate coy- : Co Ong reflection to know, that they i.lay flood, by a new and
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Views sketched on the spot will be most interesting, .i.i tie," all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in
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