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OEsESRRyyINS ATTFENTJI9SN; IN, E TEETH Eth

= - n
Burnet Col in the bahit Of making
tess for kind Of medicine whatever but
had the goodness present with box u DR.. Snan
Magnetic Odonca would i'll become Withhold unbiased
opinion such invaluable preparation for the Teeth Its med
eia lies from experience admirably adapted 10 the
aevison f that excrucsns PaR the tooth ace and believe
be health presevaive for the teeth and and
be too hg y recommended to family who desire cleanliness
Of the mouth. well forf the teeth and which the
efeI towards preserving the teeth in sound ate
and preveniiig that dreadful scourgethe toothache.
The above article is for sale Patrick Dckie AS Broadway,
Of LsPenard street, Syme SO Bowery of aker
street; and Burne Co.'s $40 Greenwich street. doors
below Spring. Piior 81 jan Aft
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nOCTOR BOYD, Member of the Ror.l CoIIerr Of

u Of
~ Surgeons in Ireland and lately practitioner in the CITY of
London oilers his services the afflicted of
tain disease His long experience and close attention to h. class
complaints his pleasant SAFE and expeditions mode of
his extraordinary during long practice and
above ALL his legitimate medical qualifications are few Of The
grounds which he his claims public patronage In his
smPrcsn when prelenders and impden qusck
are daily spreading their nets 10 lure the unay Or
Boyd would wish to raise friendly and warning voice
creatures and tell them beware dangerous
who might have been at this day. the and
pamy pride OF manhood II their had only treae nv
duly qualified numbered amongst incae and
the dead Apparent easily
but cradle ate the latent Pon, which will otherwise congn II,
victim uyey grave Aongs legitimate province of
medicine in the hands Of kilful and able practitioner s Dr.
boya Sues wiling 10 convince patrons By producing
or their Inspection his regular diploma member Royal
College Of Surgeons in Ireland and likewise for cs,a-
billy and skill from many who justly considered lights and
OF their profession His mode Of treatments safe ec
tual and expeditions requiring either the mercury or re-
raR in diet or exercise Recent affections pledges himself 10
radically within few DAYS. longer
and greater masnty will be treated with cordially and skill IT,
case the patient rest assured after dap
ed from the hands of Dr. Boyd that his health established upop
Iound and Tm basis and that his constitution renovated and nm
impaired Ills professional honor and pledged 10 this and
he ers himself that ,haseter and standing sucisn war
raniy for its flflmen
The soisst hsno and in all be Upon
Hours OF Attendance fun O'Clock in nigh;
sep 2-ly OFFICE. IA Dover door from Water
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NEW YORK TATTERsALLs:-The regular

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sales OF Horses Carriages, Harness. ke viii &c take place
this well known establishment every Monday ~ oeIok
Inc sale viii take place Mond. ian q January All
hpres Marriages. &c intended for this SALE h shown
tered on or before Saturday next 18th instant p Nsnd as
limited number OF oues on.y be taken early sreen
oesay IN order 10 insure place upon the csfaogBf-
- JNO. w. WATSON Co. fzs BfosssSaF
old, kind and sound. S~x zsf
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ANDRES REQUEST TO WASHINGTON.
BvN p Wills

<oy ~. Il. ~ aus.
IL Is not the fear Of death
That damps my brow:
TX = 70; for another brs 9Th
ask thee new;
can die with lip unstir
And quiet heart
L.: but this pr aver be heard
Ere depart.
can give up my mother. look
My sis;er's kiss;
can think of love- ct brook
death like this
can give up the young fame
bgrH'd to win
AlI-but the ,potless name
Iglory in!
Thine is the power to give,
Thine TO deny,
Joy for The hour live
Calmness 10 die.
By all the brave should cherish.
BY my dying breath,
ask that may perish
BY soldiers death.
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EUNIIGATINGPASTI AND ODoRIFE-
IL ROTS POWDER for psrfumng aud fumigatine rooms

For sick rooms especially these articles preemhenty service
Me emitting agreeable fragrance and time Destroy
mig completely any unpleasant SMELL ri.i 9f iffiu-
Also, Sehrebe Pomaum for the rapid growth
hair Keosoe Tooth wash prepared
genuine .esuback Keosote for cleansing and preserving
Compound Kree Tooth Ache Drops fer The
for the Of solids coughs &c Compound Syrup
of SarAparas together with Almond Gun, Caplare
large choice of other Syps SWANS Panacea
Les Pills. Mor. Vegetable Life Pills. aud large aIety Of
other psien, medicines, III warranted genuine. ~ 4
The above articles to be had Wholesale retail at
FORTENBACHk MINES,
i,nl- m Ia HIND. auc COR Rerds freef
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" " EUul UHf!ttH.
WILLIAM BELL,
CTAMMERINC CURED.-1'he .ubscrib b,,1oca.

STAMMERINC CURED.-Thes subscriber hswfoca-
~ ted himself in this city for the Of curing Stammering
and all ether mpedment Of speech And has rooms in No
Courtandt street. Western HOTEL where he will attend TO all who
call on him. that need his services Having
afflicted from childhood with distressing impeachment of speech
he awaited himself q the modes taught by the celebrated
Mrs Leigh Of New York and Dr. Chapman Of Philadelphia with
But after long and patient naiure
and cause Of his affection he has succeeded in nyenng
made application him. This has in several
proved successful which had resisted the treat
ment from Others and ha ,edto Effect complete cure
Being ofhe fact that have been this city pro
sed the art of curing stanmeng and whose system
TO effect having about the
Others since ec,ng HIMSELF he feels perfect
in coming before the public of this city bringing ample testimony
convince the most cepca Of the superiority Of ri. system
all others and the complete that be: in al
appicat lie has associated with him Mr. J. Sinclair rfcentIv
of his pupils assistant By this arrangement ladies i
be taught in a separate class.
Terms from 5 80 dollars according the the
and the situation Of the applicant in all will he
guaranteed or the money will be refunded.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber rooms or
BY letter post paid
jan l2Sm -.l ff HENRY WELLS
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rNSAL r. manufactured this Country nv
GEORGE SYLVESTER. trom England alone /. psse..-
cd Of the original recipe Sold obongsqusre boxes nest
clipped with directions enclosed 81 50 and SO75 heinr bat
Ralf The price Of the imported article. -
TESTIMONY OF CURE.
New York. November p 1896
Dear iaving desire 10 discharge my obligations 10 Won a
wei promote good to suffering humanity herewith scpd Won
for publication extraordinary OF effected by mean. of
your Hygean Vegetable Universal Medcse the pe II y
SON. Ralph aged about thirteen years which shall endeayor
be brief ossibe that be enabled il more ex
syey known Whilst in Edinburgh, my Place more
than two az he received stroke elbow with rule 8,
severe to cree in the joint what BY
inflammation the boHe from which he has severe pain
until within short time past He has bee treated BY
most eminent physcas in Scotland which tended but little 10
arneoae his suierings; consequently depaed Of his ever
again having the former advantage in the afflicted arm
Happily was at length induced make trial Of the medicine
questions from which IN few days hr
relief afterwards his complaint assumed aggravated FORM in
the breakRg out suppose Of putd acrd humos around the
Affected parts but receiving this symptom Of the effects
the medicine, directions followed considerably aug
menng the dose until he took day. from
which he gained relief and he three months
use restored health also bear testimony good effects
OF medicine in OF fever and and other
Plains would recommend those afflicted with any disorder TO
estit virtues Respectfully subscribed BY your Obliged
WILLIAM BELL,
Architect and Draust,man. Hosson and E.ex-,,
Mr. George Sylvester.
Certificates OF other extraordinary which this
medicine has been equy he seen At the store Of
d. BRYSON, CONFECTIONERY Agent, i3 Fulton street. near Broad
way. iii ~ dee eff
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RUTLbERSo;S CoMPoITYyd6' p, BiALslA VIC FK I


recommended exclusively specific for Gonorhas and Ges
Numerous we'll authenticated of the extraordinary efficacy
hi. pleasant and valuable compositions dsly presented bar this
mode of publicity will be adopted in citing Ed
vidua extraordinary miraculous they appear
hut their simple @ Try produces greater
sion of its virtues would elaborate thesis medicinal
fec with the particulars often thousand Bu
changing community doubtless there hundreds who have
heard Of and loss what and probably
the magnitude Of e evil relying doubtful medicines
t. therefore, he deemed npruen recommend this
first article TO be tried for often few doses produce
the desired eiert
Differing from the nostrm that diy attempted
be fosied Intelligent community by their fraudulent
n. couch ed in general and inungly offered
complaints diamecy opposite in their their proper
remedies the anPads ic other in tser effect This
dcne singular action derived from Of having
peculiar operation the particular symptom intended
removable combination and adiI,ue forming irresistible
M Incompatible with the complaint Immediately subdung its v-
rendering inert and producing safe AID certain
Surrounding the medicine a plain treatise with recipe.
sr all the different it'll simple and instructions
the first stages Of syphilis observation; empirical nposition
the lsmentabe delusJns attendant these
AGENCIES.
NEW YORK.-05 Cherry
PHlLADELPHIA.-S62M Market street.
ALBANY.-a6 State street.
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BRANDRETHS UNIyERSALVEGET
BILE PILLS.

they do the thing with this tremendous ilerene that
bowels any Of lis balsanic particles Is The
pulse too high dose q these pill: will ing it down. Is
low. the will Il
emuous showing exotemeal the pills by soothing
are Impossible to he possessed 5y any one mdieins Lei such
doubter call Dr. b. and he convince him of the
TO make him convert than thing that could be said the sub
ject Price % cents per box.
referred 70 with pleasure by DR. B. who have for been
10 the habit # being often many as Or times in and
%ensef nave since ,sy have MADE use Of these p lost
peafed instead running the doctor having vein opened
they have swallowed pills, which the
sensible people simply by Of these invaluable pills are in
ereag day the both Of body and mind which by tire
NOTICE.-DR- BRANDRETRs Office for The sale of the
sSess r Tsssa and s s M lie B p
Mondays W ednesdays, and Saturdays. Jan 7-eo2m=
KN0WLEDGE, SCIENCE. AND,FORTY-
iogy: celebrated and known the public
H. % New YORK and Bo.,On Dr. Hoss has devoted
upward. Of forty eight which sufficient convince
universal in all onsrrea elects: Seminal Weak
nessss Seminal Ems,iel; Whites. Irritation Of the Kidneys,
srd all venereal eases OF long standing. -
Dr. a1 :S i sss% duty to The pub
whose virtues are so well known and highly appreciated by
Of "f bsh es
yesr enie bin 10 the veneraion Of the adult portion
The mai prars eft Mineral and ignorant Balsana Capf Caeb
and employers whose awful asages
number those carried I'll BY The dolatng sword ordevaang
plague and swept millions fte promisg of
ated country Dung and women! do fe with your
seves be deuded by the ensnang vendors dangerous
Only look the .oohin. Dr: Homes Msgnun
Ponum when the unucky sufferer writing with in.uersble
pain crsng his fate responding almost in the
of committing ssfdestcn then, and only will he bless
DR. Hone for his almost celestial medicine, which win and
hold lis bamy isnphan when Mercury Cspiv Cuheb
and TsTpenne shall have been utterly forgotten Or. Hone
firmly persuaded Of the excelency of his Mag Boru in
combating the Malignant yeneres poison, without in TIE de-
btliing the natural health of neither destroying
the stomach of the lin his opinion the mel
human constu cn disturbing the mental powers of the al
ready oversensby excited, nervous and painfully irritable .
ferer i.-tf
Dr. whitmsr- Homes Great Good balmy soothing
Polling veseabe preparation based strictly professional pfi
ces Combined with anatomical and physiological and
.oued practical experience aud should ne used by every huan
being trod with the above diseases who
his natural OF health.
For sale by the following respectable druggists A Underi
% Beekm OF William r.. Chaeney IA
Rowry between Grad and Boome; john Co.vi juror 1853
Broadway, Of Broome street, ard by t. Austin IS Car
mine srees. Price s. per b-tiIe. ian Il-f
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Riches, when we'll employed, are blessing when
abused curse. ""e"
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ian l-1nf


COUGHS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUGH Lo1en-
" ges prepared by Cohyn Co.. 500 Holhorn, Lonion-
These Lozenges universally allowed by physicians of the
highest Standing of the best preparations for the
Coughs Colds Ashma offered the publc many heu
sand persons have experienced their happy and sauary Effects
been by shmac and complaints
reduced the brink Of the grave They free and easy
eIPeco ason and remove any 10 or sore
raj oppression which interrupts respiration &c &C. Price
box single box will be found sufficient the
obstinate For sale ny g. COLBY chemist kc 351 PEARL
Of Frankfort s franklin Square, the only agent the
ehy. dec Is Inns
GENUINE POLANDRIA OLA sure East
~ Indian for the Rheumaln-Ths Polandria Oh is the
essential oil extracted from the Poanda and infaible
for that distressing disorder the heumatsm in all its stages
Fer sale by Bpne. Co.. SO Greenwich street, two dsos be-
low Spring. Patrick Dcki AIS Broadway of LpeIard
streets j. SrBe IS Bowery OF Walker and Dr.
Guon corner of Grand and the Bowery Pce 81 jan 5f
RUssIA lsiNGLASS, of;aperor quality. for sale whole
lOsale and retail, by RUSHTON.& ASPINwALL,
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EVERY MAN HIS OWN DENTIST.-Iti is not
II the invaluable
Of Dr.. STILLNAN'S MAGNETICA ODONTlCA II is the
1y for the teeth and mouth Fer sale by p
Co., $40 Greenwich doors below Spring and by
Patrick Dickie AIS Broadway Lispenard jan 4-tf
THE INFALLIBLE TOOTH ACHE RE-
MEDY.-Crrs-ote has failed in instance give i'm
mediate relief the sufferer Of the excrng pains Of III
ache ofh celebrated article offered 10 the trade
and also al retail at reduced prices, by
srS Dr.. LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER. ST Broadway.
c1000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
- fVUU usiHcunbere, real estate in this city, By
ina &c. g. SICKELS, 81 wall St
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READER, the following san advertisement Q
DIR. BRANDRETHS.

Let this truth Be Impressed eseYy nind-TAat all paa o.
sveaess, oing morbid tagnat and coy77,p hkmox
'rhfeh IMPEDE the circulation of the boo-Brandreth
LIZ A Il
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HENRY ROBINSON.

u The publication of the abve unavodably postponed
few of the labor Of the artists pub
Usher being determined present the public with unique
finished picture. .1.-flf.i dec 29-lf CIR
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GENUINE POLANDRIAA, OLGA sure East

RUSSIA SINGH of superior quality, for sale whole
lSsale and RETAIL by RUSHT0N.& ASPINwALL,
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-11-09
1t is very much to be hoped that there /

1t is very much to be hoped that there is
utter falsehood or gross exaggeration at least.
in the following report which we copy from
the Ohio Atlas, published at Elyria in that
State. If the details here given are indeed
true, it manifests state of society, most de-
plorable, to be sure. The truth is, this stu
pendous system of violence and misrulc,
denominated Lynch law, must be put down
in this country,or our regular institutions will
not only become mockery and bye-word
of reproach throughout the world; but they
will very soon be undermined and destroy.
ed, and our boosted free government re-.
duced at once to a mere ruffian system Of
confusion, bloodshed, and unmitigated anar.
chy.-N. Y. Cour. and Eng.
"Reports are rife in this vicinity Of the
murder, 10y a mob, near Chiilicothe, Of Mr..
Edward Weed, late of Lane Seminary, and
since of Cummingsville. A gentleman Of
Marietta, in whom entire confidence may
be placed, reports the following statement
as having been made in the stage house at
Wooster, by Kentuckian travelling north
in pursuit Of slaves, and afterwards repeat
ed by the same individual in the stage, viz :.
that there was a town gathering at Chillicothe
on the same day of last week, when Mr..
Weed arrived in town on some business;
and being known as an aboltionist, some
indignities were offered TO him--such as
shaving his horse, removing the wheels of
his wagon, &c. that Mr.. Weed soon after
left town, was followed by the mob, his
wagon broken TO pieces, his horse killed.
and at length himself suspended TO tree
BY rope Of bark until he was dead. Tho
Kentuckian stated that he was informed Of
the fact on his arrival at Chillicothe, and
went and saw the body of Mr.. Weed.
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Horrible Shipwreck.-On the Goth July,
the Volunteer, Of Hull, Capt. Clark, from
America, in lat. As deg. % min. NJ, and
Sc deg. 90 min. w. longitude, about hum
bred miles from Cape Breton, discovered a
vessel to the N. E. having a signal of dis.
tress at her mast head. The boats were
manned and went to her assistance, and
found her 10 be the Hannah, of North
Shields, Capt. Clough, from the river st.
Lawrence, laden with deals. They found
on board the master, mate, and second
| mate able to walk, and four of the crew ly-
ing insensib!e; they were all put on board,
and conveyed to the Volunteer, but the mas
ter and second mate were all that were a.
BILE to crawl up the ships ladder: the 9TH
ers were hoisted up in hammock. Ev-
ery care was taken Of the poor fellows, but
the ships cook, was so exhausted, that he
died the next morning, and was consigned
to the deep. The remaining six gradually
recovered. The crew of the Hannah, on
ginaly consisted Of twelve men she. cap
sized on the 10th July when all her provis.
ions and one Of the crew, a Portuguese.
were washed overheard, the others chung to
her sides for two days and two nights, when
they succeeded in cutting away her topmast
and she righted. They then put up piece
of carpet to the mainmast as a signal OF
distress, and for ten dreary days and nights
they were on board without food, other than
the flesh cut from the body of dead COM
panion, and even this they could not bring
themselves to cat until after seven days
starvation.-They had no other than salt
water to drink. On the 9Th day they saw
a sail. and rang the bell and shouted with
~ lne pest ess '-1us4kmen, are
all their might, but the vessel went on its
course and was soon out Of sight. On the
9th day man fell overheard, and in the eve.
ming man died in the rigging. Driven to
the last stage Of famine, they opened the
body, took out the liver, which they ate, and
occasionally cut pieces from the body Gal.
though with the most revolving disgust) to
sustain life for season.-[Part of the DO.
dy was seen by the men of the Volunteer. I
On the evening before their providentiai
discovery, one Of the boys became deliri-
ons, and screamed for his father and moth
er, and prayed of his fellow.suiferers no: to
eat him as they did the body of the man.
The poor boy died in the night, as did an.
other man, and they committed their bodies
to the deep. The six survivors landed
here on Wednesday, 31st of August, and on
Saturday the master will proceed home.--
Hull Adr.
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From the Miners Journal
Hast thou one heart that loves thee.
In this dark world Of care, Ns
Whose gentle smile approves thee,--
Yield not to dark despair.
One rose whose fragrant blossom,
Blooms but for thee alone;
One fond confding bosom
Whose love is all thine own
One gentle star to guide thee,
And bless thee on thy way,
That cen when storms betide thee,
Still lends its gentle ray
One crystal fountain springing
Within lifs's desert waste,
Whose waters still arc bringing
Refreshment TO thy taste
One tuneful voice TO cheer thee,
Whom sorrow hath distrest;,
One breast when thou art weary,
Whereon thy head may rest
Till that sweet rose is faded,
And cold, that heart so warm,
Till clouds thy star have shaded,
Heed not the passing storm;
Till tho kind voice that blest thee,
All mute in death doth lie,
And the fount that oft refreshed thee,
To thee is ever dry.
Thou hast one tie TO bind thee
To this dark world of care,
Then let not sorrow blind thee
Yield not to dark despair.
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Of the stranger, his sovereign, Napoleon,
Emperor Of France!
Louis exclaimed the Emperor, you
have said that the Emperor is the father of
his people. Is your fathers mode of pun
ishing the hot Drained folly of his sor salts
lactoryP
my sovereign! 7 cried Louis, ! may not
cannot speak,
you must, LOUIS continued the Empe-
ror, for have given my word that AIDE.
line shall become a bride this day and
yoa must fulfil my promise. Come boy, no
tears, no tears your punishment was end
cd when you left the dark chamber: the re-
ward of virtue commences. The Emperor
Napoleon will not derer: young Frenchmen
who gid the declining days Of aged parents
with filial love, and scatter joy upon their
grey hairs. Now let the service begin
The ceremony was performed. Adeline
became the bride of her beloved, and the
Emperor Napoleon was the constant friend
of the widows son.
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DIAPER WARE IIOUsE.--OIrr

IL G. STEELE, No. 2l4 Main Street, having
opened Paper Ware House, is now prepared to
fiji orders for any amount of Printing, Foolscap,
Letter, Drawing, Post Office and Wrapping Pa
per, which no will sell at Mill prices. Persons
wishing TO purchase will do we'll TO call.
Buffalo. June, 1896.
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HARRrNGToN, of the Boston Daily Her.
aid, says "a gentleman in the stage the other
day, speaking ofthe expectations formed by,
persons cmigrating to the new lands, said
they thought they had but to stick a.
pigs tail in the ground, and IL would groic
a hog
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RUFFALO BOOKSTORES, No. go

tho following periodicals:
The American Journal of Medical Science
the republications of the London, Edinburgh,
Foreign and Westminster Quarterly Reviews.
Just received an Introduction to the Science of
Government, by A. w. Young. Also, Hunting
toms System Of modern Geography, with Atlas,
for the use of Schools. A. w. WILGUS.
Buffalo, June IA, 1896. 1yl
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UVO TRAVELLERS q OTHERS.

IL For sale at the Michigan bookstore and
stationer's hall: Farmers map of Michigan |;
do do of Wisconsin; Also, every state in the
Union; Hofman's winter in the west Notes on
tho Wisconsin Territory; Halls sketches of the
west; Historical sketches of Michigan; Le-
gends of log cabin Life on the lakcs.
SNOW a. FISK.
Detroit, August /, 1896. lyT
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nLANK-BOOKS of medium, DENY
- and cap sizes, ofsuperior paper and excel
lent binding, just received at the Michigan
bookstore and stationer's hall.
Aug. 4. SNOW g. FISK.
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NEW RELIGIOUS WORKS,.-Re.
IN ceived this week at the Michigan Bookstore,
and Stationors' Hall,
Gathered Fragments, by Rev. John Clark, au.
thor of Walk about Zion. Pastors Testimony,
&c. The Mourner's Book.
SNOW 81 FISK.
Detroit, August 81, 1896.
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lust RECEIVED, ut the Detroit
- Bookstore, tho following works: Aller
Prescott, Wintern in the West, Outre- Mer, Bash
FIJI Irishman, the Yemassiee, the Cavaliers o.
Virginia, Coleridge's Table Talk, Life Of Samue
Drerr, Mothers Hints, &c. &c. June, 1886.