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o, xpend for parocia and charitable purposes at
lea., 40 900 dollars per
There are thirty free public schools IN the cry, SP' m
or round One new srraer school, and several naTF
cbools will be pat in operation during the present year
There are now TWENTY-FIVE prarE schools and seven GFi
mar schools one High choon the latter Young men are
fitted for the University and instructed II Inc iser DFa
of education There expended IN !6tU log me uP!o'
oi .-ee scboo1. in ove the sum Of u t39 dollars
The Catholics form oncg;h OF the whole population OF
Lowell tivc OF the Primary school teachers ana u'tt ~
The Grammar schools Catholics In consequence ''
INST and liberal policy Of employing taII proportion oil 'e,
;.;o, !, the rIbc schools the Catholic Priests and
rets take cep in them and their children con-
.equery all Attend but mostly where Catholic teacher "
r,lovcd though thce arc regulations on the suplect
according to the report the Auditor for the year ending
Dec al 1910 the civ debt i l43 $50 dollars and 10 cent?
The real estate owned BIZ the city, cost and : worth oo'
dollar. and 92 cents The whole amount ci debts due hc
civ !. 2G POS dollars ard Oh cents ne amount OF persona
17err, held bv the CITY SOB dollars and 81 cents ne
,;o for all purposes during the year were $3.50
dniars and sc cents OF this LBS dollars ana 10
conts were FOR the support OF the pubM sehoo7 ana W
building OF new school houses In lo2U the valuation oil Inc
on The spot where the CITY stands did rot exceed
1000 dollars in 1910, the assessors o'A7 no" " - - -
100000 dollars
The Middcsex Mechanics Association. building and
br;lry worth $4,000. -
The Civ Hall 90 900 dollars The Narkehou-e 49,
600 dollars. The Aims House, $4,000
There are seven printing establishments in the CITY ne
following is a list of the publications. VIZ ne Lowell Cou
e- tri-vvceky and the Lowell Journal weekly "h's-tne
Lowell Advertiser -yeckly, and the Lowell Patriot week
~ Derocratic-the Litear-; Souvenir neurra-he Banner
Frecwl Bap,ist-thc Star, Unycalist-the New England
Christian ADVOCATE. Methodist Auti-Siaveryte Lowell
Oieing-thc Ladies Pearl. literary monthly Magazne-thc
Young Peoples Library
Lo~cn supports "a lawyers and 90 physicians and sur
gcon-
OF the literary character of the factory girls some infer
ccc rav be draws from the following statement III the lo
well Journal:
1t would doubles surprise the agricultural and CONNER
cal communities of the South and West to SNOW that
monthly magazine printed an imperial sheet Syo' tiiaf
in literary merit would compare well with the average lic
rarv journals OF the country, published in this city OF SPIN
do. looms hammers and .nvil every article being original
and written by Factory Girls Yet ,uch IS the sober
truth 1t is called the Lowell Offering Inns work vas
,arrcd a. an experimen,-32Oo COPIES No printed
$500 of No . and 1900 of No 3 Tne first edition of No
was soon exhausted and second edition Of 1000 mas
been Published and will soon be taken up ne account
given in the work itself. Of origin, object &c, IS hig-
" interesting.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-22

DEsrAIRlso HorE.-To know and eel lat activity and
exer1ion are absolutely necessary havehoie only just
fseut deprive of the courage OF despair TO believe
that there possibility of changing situation YET no;
know how that change be b. any effected how
erioa should be directed where hope would guide such
the which from time 20 time We fall pas
sage through lie, and stand Ike uen OF those thick
mperNus nists which not absolutely darkness, but
which are worse than darkness ITSELF ror being. like
H. disseiyaoie by light. James. CO.se De Leu
New-York tribune., 1841-04-22
d I z GLE
Bcnser. DEAD March IN Saal.'


How soon the dawn, t.at shoae so 0Fisat'
l. deeply yelled in silent gloom
Hsw soon Nations hope and iisnt
Sinks IN the darkness. OF The ioH'0
rTha. hope has fed, tina, light is ,gonss',
: sh-ouded beneath the funeral pau
The mourning train move slo|l; oA :,u1
Their step. in measured cadence 'ai''i
,,h lid. 70 earth. and dss:-.o dust;
Low brea,hes the sigh as solso" i'o"s
The grave receives its solemn rus
Our friend there takes MS last sePese-
sooy he awakes ia faircr morn
'J Rreaks on him from the heavenly throne
Unsullied wreatns his brow adorn;
He lives and moves IL light alone.
But still we pause IN silent grief;
Still bend awhile beneath the rod
Still seek In tears sad relief
And kncel before Christening Cod
Yet no, in vain-a softer heart,
A purer spirit, fills the breast:
As tears of tender Sorrow start
The angry waves OF Passion resti
We lay a brother in the tornl
We mourn father and a friend :
He sleeps not in eternal gloon;
No, bis the night that knows no end
Soon he awakcs "a tairer morn
Breaks on him from The heavenly throne
rnsullied wrca,lIs MS brew adorn;
He lives and moves in light aioue.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-22
RE @ UIE NJ.
Wtbbe's Como ye Di,con.ol.ft.'


Low in his narrow house darby reposins,
Calmly the rrea, aud good sinks TO his rest:
Though the grave over him diirly is closing,
Weep not-his dwelling Is no0s wiki the b!est-
After LIES fi,ful dream, gently declining,
Doves sleep no, soter warm IN .neiT nest
Soon a new morning dawns, checriuAy shining
Soon he awakcns, 10 live with the bles,.
Well hath he done his task, nobly con;caded,
Firm for his Fa,herland bated the foe;
Bright. too, in peace hath shone-all now IS endej
Pa,rio, and Hero here lieih ne low.
Be not disconsolatc He is ascending,
Where his Sire welcomes hun home TO HIS love;
Spirits Of OTTER days, over him bending.
Fondly invite him to join them above.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-22
wyncwooD,s SCIENCE OF NUnRERs.

p., for "A. Implication Of Mind i" 1qs'y'Hs K.ox-
teeg p and Erpiana;oss-G complete >y'tfT Ct book
I@fp,ng By Double Entry prafd 6y Q1ss,uas ~ \.
aras.Sg Us aa knoriedge Simple Eqseti0a Bsssail
greatly to facilitate the aeqa'r.%e"'% H''@" sf
By W. & WEpcwoop T. u
- =, -, corrected edition of this valuable sehooteoos
!. now ready for by the Publishers !" sHJ h p
Broadway Newiork city The mr., e',ou ssaone bs
nnnv scllne,ied testimonials OF public HPpooa s NAxa
are 's S PRINCIPAL of Troy Academy have
med Wirweo Numbers, and the opinion have ota
Of the work il favorable The sy.th S W : a
, Of the Arithmetic He has MADE faa" crooked
The Poughkccp,ie Journal says we have Naa
80 readily mc,ou approba'isn. - -, ,y =, :, ,,,,
Nj BASES Principal OF the Teachers seminary " De
nv II Is decidedly work have seem aHd man introduce
/, INTO ms school lDmCdaeh: -, 49,. ,.o,.r,o ,fr.,,
to be satisfied for Common Schools Is inc " " ~ h-'s
seem" ,--.;..6.ra ,c,3cr,, ..v.. % tn,
md rules OF Arithmetic concise sud explicit nd the "a
panation. the square aud cube root appear 10 ne a
ana r late Principal of Limerick Academy an is,
clncd To think work or IN some respects " % s
m m rcnc the appl al the mind IN acquiring Know
csc-the bre'ty and eleara'ss OF ITS rule. ana OI
.n..>-,ni * freedom rom red qndint matter.
The following j. from Teacher, m Pubic Schools u Nex,
York city, OF whom have been en- sAsi III s " ~ ~ i0'
,,or tlra tven, years with universal appfooaton
b,, c,,niued WcgW ood Science OF Numbers "heh
c'nprche@ n ] h, double cnry and Algebra
i prcfaced by very pertinent va -;
IN, mind employed the acquisition OF howe'sc ron "V!
% nj b ,r,hnctical department VIC observe the Wnoe tcg-ng
arranged aud ,unry ulc< and harS l,'es me
those brief nevertheless complete The Al
abrc portion excellent summing up OF the "Ho tending
the acquired the previous part, OF she work
", BELpsN, !.f'rntRsoS
{. :. CoNkLIS, hho EVANS,
ArM X. VAS NEEoL, d. PArrEISoS
H. W. DVS>HEE, VI H. SHiTE,
WILLIAM GELuEN. Jr'
IT. ,h,oon TcIccr,ph .ays: The work WI. IN opnOa
lx becoc popular book only primary schools but
those o - higher order =, n - do, p,,
The following GxoRcE w rso NJ d. c1-resden' fsysi,
,i,n of The Hospital From eFrsoN examination Of
V,IcoI Science of disposed to give IL hGn RANK
~ Sro hook Ii greatly mistaken, It wi lead 10 better
raln of Arithmetic beginners and even by advanced SUI
st, thah any work that has yet apreu ire
rule for ami, g ieoltn= the of the MINK are brought
% ~ H. mower vi the youthful faculties We therefore cannot
comment the work too strongly OF those VINO wish TO
stud, Arithmetic a.5:o ugh; 10 be studied s,
The following from PErEr CLARHE Esq la'e rre"' % VIC
Washington College iohr Arithmetic 'uroy
and am satisfied that general plan aud
j. better calculated facilitate the oi the ,arh, III a
ppor,an cHcc within knowledge navy 10
Doubt il will obtain merits, introduction into OBJ
schools
All orders he Immediately Oiled u. ,er 70 u, At Spi
Rock Store Broadway New York Ia H. "EEii-i 20 va
30 ,nn-s. for sale Price 80 per dozen.
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,FSrI EMEN visiting Ncw-fork sl me gus -" ,c-e
N bsre a. The GRAHAM HOUSE No 50 BaIesy stte go
annie accommodations all ZINES NJ Tnss OF
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The funeral ob.euie, Of President Hsals0s ~'e
,,ed with an.ropria,e cercrn~ne. Ne"a'en Conn' "
ie.h inst, The Palladium .ays that the following pieces
me occasion hy J.nt O. PEaclvAL were saos WIZ ihrlhs
New-York tribune., 1841-04-22

ROARD-Wanted, for gentleman and his wife m nrv,,
- family within I'VE nnntes walk the Terms uns, I've
moderate and the dining hour early ha pas, oe:oc Al
dress Q. P. @. box - Upper Post Office. az ,;s
New-York tribune., 1841-04-22

JAMES HAIR T0NlC-We nave heretofore 4urscIsc,
- among those To believe thar the Hair Tonic old JAYNE
was one OF the many osr tostr' Fnos
yond the uoe puts Of their We wiling length q;
make public Acknowledgement o the belief intimate
incnd three months whose bald
piece polished marble, all csug riicule OF the
idea OF attempting to cultivate barren spot purchased
t"o OF the HAIR Tonic from Dr. JAYNE according directions
applied Il During the week usherei himself
INTO and uncoveria. his hitherto naked
w. with thin though nxurian growth Of HAIR
IA engsn the very premise, hni believed uyielliag
cultivation a. the r7chless sand that skirts the no
put but egou.y true aud those Who doubt gentleman can
be pointed out What favor of THIS Tonic.
temporary of
but OF standing Is
Of PHILADELPHIA Spirit of the Time. Oct u I5eo
Prepared only by Dr. Jayne No % South Trdree Philadelphia
Price 81
Sold IN Nex,York by 4 SANDS Druggist. No. aud 100
New-York tribune., 1841-04-22
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J-.s-r q Ner and Imrrcrcd System o. lRs"rdRee'
,b advantages mutual plans and OF JOINT s!o 0
unhs an ~ rhater with OF both bta.che OF Tie ous
pa @ time aHorins increased security to the s'oekhO
ies - m more certain protection to the Public
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Kew comprehensive EDITION OF h "' known
work has ,t published nearly large rs ihat Just
issued and filed entirely with matter coan the full
for President lsi0 State III the mon 6y ConH
ts wit. parallel columns OF the same State and counties
Presidential contest OF 1896 and at the most uterine
date Election. To these are added tables showing the votes Of
the by other and prior important Elections Ia
the States where be held Tor Mctsbc "i the
NXyIIth Congress by D1es
The aggregate 1896 and ieO also gwen with
all the Elections SINCE lIe votes
of ali Elections since l'f List at Tower
of ISL In short every cort has
been made to render comprehensive and cmpi
lnt;on OF Election Statistics, &c. published
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WATKINS K AsKIiAM, French and English TAILoRs AID
w DIAPERS, 81 Nls.au- " Y. and 100 Regent. LoBdoa-
J Prices extreIDclylow Cash Dt4
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Hon. EDWARD ROGERS. NJ e. Madison, Madison Co
Hon. 4. C. H. SMITH. Fairfield Iiersimcr Co.
Hon. +. 6. MERRICK, Clayton, Jefferson Co.
ELIAS GOODSPEED, Esq Wilmington Essex Co.
PLArr ADAMS. Esq. City Of New-iork.
BENZ BAlC!I, Esq. do do
lion. CORNELIUS MASTON. Penn Yan, Yates Co.
Hon. BARON : DOTf, ogleis,urg ST. Lawrence, Co
". OGDEN, EImira, Chemung Co.
CALVIN h AVERlLL. Esq. Rousc's Point, Clinton Co.
lion. CHARLES HATHAWAY, Delh, Delaware Co.
Hon. BENJ z. JOHNSON. Rome. Onella Co
New-York tribune., 1841-04-22

LIAR TONiC-Dr. Jaync Hair Tonic has merely excited
attention. and been extensively used Phaiepha but
here throughout the Union generally We expect that The
Philadelphia Ed,or- have used the Tonic and becomc dnnd they
speak warmly oft. IL holds high and believe deserved epu
wherever has been used. 1t ol by A. SANDS, ~
and 100 Fultoi-st. y. Y. Sunday Morning Alias
Very Mr. Atlas Of Editors have used tins valuable
Hair Tonic and therefore speak knowingly when they commend 70
the public that gentleman lady should ever
without and your hiir be thin, ar,h unhealthy, falling
OIL have but apply the Hair Tonic and restored to
health and beauty II unfortunate have bald head
Of valuable Tonic WILL doubt TO
you that valuable coycrng-he Hair.
l,cxanders (PhIadclpha) Weekly Messenger
Sold in Neviork by 3 b. D. SANDS Druggist. - and 100 tu
New-Yor July t. 1870 lily
New-York tribune., 1841-04-22

Ts'O PAtENTS.-DR. JAYNE'S CARaINtTIvE BA1-SAM-A
and speedy diarrhon norsu
summer complaints with children and all arrangements Of e stomach
and caused y prudence effected cures
the worst these complaints had notd
matched the tender infant from early and called forth e
language IL has avcd child The proprietor rledcroe
begs leave 10 something which no has extensively
pnnt practice for number OF years aud believes saved Hu-
Der oil lives by ~ timely Livery these cOn
plants invited hottie of
lief Pamphlets containing fun directions
company zach bottle For sale wholesale b. * p
SANDS Druggists Mo-. 20 and 100 sold al
retail o most Druggists throughout the city and county generally
Price. 80 ccnt-. Jyily
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w hlrr-r-r-r-r-r-.-r.
CHATTER '.

the business OF the da the ocksmh
sailed forth alone the wounded gentleman and ascer-
the progress of his recovery The house wher: he had
left him by-strcet Southwark, not far from Lon
don Bridge; and hhe he HE'D with all speed bent upon re,
turning with little delay might be- and getting to bed
beiimes.
The evening better than the pre-
vous night had BEEN Il easy for stout man like
Gabriel keep his legs the 10 make head
agan<, the high wind which often fairly got the better of
him. and drove him back some PAGES or defiance OF all
his energy forced him take shelter in arch doorway
until the fur of the gust spent Occasionally hat or
wig both spinning and trundling past him, like
mad thing while the serious spectacle of falling tiles
and states of brick and fragments OF
sonecoping rafting upon the pavement near at hand and
splitting fragments did increase the pleasure of the
journey make the way less.
A trying night like walk in = said the
locksulith he knocked softly the widows door
rather be in old Johns chimney-corner, faith ~
Who 5 there " demanded womans voice from within
Being answered added hasy word Of welcome, and the
door quickly opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-19

bar with the heat and fury of maniac and drawn him back
into the room tina, she turned upon him again that look
ct horror and sinking down chair covered her face
and shuddered as though the hand death were on her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-19

BgrRorHED u.s. MoragR.-A singular and painful htiga-
ton has recently been in progress Boston one WHICH OF
all kindly heart. regret although none can a 70
synpahise with the feeling in which it originated nc su
was IN repevn-brough by mother to OBTAIN possession Oh
Tb @' 5@ada, wa, young lady whom the be-
ntbed and i va. clearly proved that the watch and picture
had been given To he by the deceased Just before ebarng
e :a he s on which be lost The verdict in IA
or -, tb berothed but hardly knows whether
rejoice with her. grcve with the mother this issue Of
for sad memorials highly priced and eagerly
I;J by Them both Com Adv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-19

WoxEs.-Francis I. of France the first monarch
who introduced ladies his He said in style OF
true gaany-that a drawing without ladies was IKE
year without the spring rather like the spring WITH
out flowers.
Al no time of life should give up the thoughts OF
enjoying the society Of women
In youth says Lord Bacon, women are our rni'tres'es
ripper age our companions in old age our nurses and
in all ages friends
Fon,enee being one day asked by Lord in waiting at
Versailles what difference there between clock and
woman. Instantly replied clock to point out the
hours and woman make US forget them
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-18

tie. liver complaints, and usny othsf diseases prey WON
their, making thcm pale AVID lean at hcsh Al ihts cnn
brtemcdsed ~ ,hs use u strengthening incident, that rii
nssst uAtufe IN 81 her movements, restore tone 10 INC
nstrssAnd muscular ogans. Ofths hind - DR. Taylor
Balssm Of Liverwort. which being mild and purely rrrrt
able, answen females admirably Hsl will nse i "s are
oonhd.nt an elastic step, good appetite, ard rnddy cheeh'
sdl follow Oncr more remember, the original and gcu-
uine - made At 375 Bowety.
lFSfirrtSo 90 BLoop. Th, disease consists Of a de
changing u blood. often froihv, from the mouth, brought
up With baStrng snd coughing, and Is usually heeoura
uHcl with difficulty Of breathing, and some pam ~ the
chest. Sometimes II - preceded by an oppression nj the
chest, q dry tickling cough, aud slight shooting pain,
This disease . always more OF less dangerous The great
danger IS that these symptoms may terminate IN the Con
SUMPTION and immediate remedies can alone sAve'this cnd
But DR. Taylor's Balsam n Livctwoft is a sure remedy
and g. show its unparalt lei led success, certificates Of cuUs
from 42i citizens, and many Physie'ans, will be published
IN few days.
uTNruvors DI.rAs1s Avn WrAKsrss,s DR. Tsylor's
Bslsam Of Liverwori, made at $40 Bowery, is assufcdly
an excellent remedy Tor these diseases. NV wife has been
more OF less tl tor ten years. She was extremely ncrV-
Gus, and at timesso weak that she could not attend 10 her
domestic duties. Ky the use Of this medicine, her strength
- wholly restored, and she is as healthy as can wish her
to he. NY address is at DIR TAyloI's o1cc.
Guar or CossUsFrIoy. Mrs Martin, a worthy member
Of my congregation, was taken III some time since with a
cold, pain m the breast, and some difficulty Of breathing.
and m a few days thereafter she bad a violent cough and
violent pain IN The sides, which no medicine would relieve
She continued IN this way for a long time under The med.
zeal care Of DR.. ies, but finally became consumptivc, and
Yves evidently near the end Of her earthly sufrctings, when
her brother persuaded her 10 try DR.. Taylor's Balsan Of
LIvetSort. When she commenced this medicine IL did
not seem TO agree with her Tor n few days, but by lessen
the dose, she found il answered admirably; it relev
ed her cough and and her difficulty of brcathing instantet;.
we had the pleasure OF witnessing her rapid recovery
10 health. Rev. WV. SMyrur
TTOBsERvE Buy only that which is made at the Old
Once, so Bowery, y. Y and which is sold bp agents.
For sale by JAMES EVERSoN at the Rutland Book
Store 1915
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"hen any medicine composed entirely of vegetables j.
o' useli capable OF curing many Of the most alarmIrr disease.
70 ~hch me human system is subject, and in addition should
II De eonclas'el' shown that Il taken IN reason Il efectually
eradicate ihesource oidisease, that Il IL agreeable to The taste
ana u sure N its operation, restoring It's Thousands. and inur-
The prudent
The ~proPueiors Of DIR. l. Newton's Pauacea ask for M pat.
fonase above the merits OF their Medicine. Aware hat the only
slie eWehon OF Iodgng Is by thecures II performs, a few n
we man! eenihcaies Ia our possession are subloined, fully
Oe'eNihsl mat The evidence to the unfortunate invalid - pref
cradle TO bouhattc display Of many words.
From Rev. Lyman Culver, Nor~ich, VI.
w. J. Newton, sr-fOf 10 years past I have been an ic,cl
WIN nefFo1s.ifembllug al times ~ as t1producs Gintness The
mosi respectable physicians having failed to Afford me relief
vas indgeed 10 make use Of your Panaeea, which 1 am bsppy
10 state has completely effected a cure. TT
From John y McGregou VI d Se~pou
~ J. Ne~t"n.s Panacei has Tor the last 3 years has had
a Hoell extended circulation % this vicinity. Mauy base been
es'ed Of rh@unsie lingering disease and some ofeebe and Deli
Gaze heAih have beeu persuaded to keep The medicine constant.
y on hAnc. II " q isuago Of vegetables ingenpou,Iy put te.
s"seii some Of Ntieh 10 lie hsAds Of a 'sg9l.r and seiesuGe
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-18
Countcrfcits. Beware OF Imnosiiion I

,ouIitIltItS' DtNuTE OF imposition
Each genuine bottle is enclosed in a blue W. pper =, .,.
is a label signed 10y Sampson Reed. NoSE ott,R 81,
GENUINE. n
1IThe outside yellow label will have. on and ,0c, ne
l859, m addition to that Of Sampson Reed, the ,rb,,u,
YIN. John Cutler, one Of his partners.
The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmonary Bl.,D !,
been the cause OF nttempst to introduce spurious article, .l.
by partially assuming the name Of the genuine, are e,tq,,,
to mislcad and deceive the public. Among these mixture, -
the American Pulmonary Balsam , Vegetable Pulmoar, r.
samic Syrup, 'Pulmonary B,lsam,' Carriers Compound Pa
nary Balsam, and others. Purchasers should inquire fc,
true article by its whole name The ~Iegciabis Pnlmo,,
Balsdn, aud see that II has the marks and signatures Of tt,r
ulnc.
Each bottle and seal is stamped, Vegetable Pulmonar D.
sam.
. FOnc More Counterfeit. besides The american Pul-s,a
ry Baisd'n,' and Others ADORE alluded 10 An attemp ,u
been made TO deceive The public by n spurious mixture uo
Vegetable Pulmonary lalsam,' sometimes signed Samuel liz.
sud to he prepared by IN unptincipled man in Bangor, VIZ
he : ne is written IN n way TO resemble the genuine ,Vn
ture, and rs a base attempt to deceive the public and AVOID Ia
punishment that awaits actual forgery.
For sale by REED, WING CUTLER nntc Low, 1
Reed wholesale dealers in Drugs Medicines. Paint, and Du
stuhs, No. 81 Chatham Street, Boston. aud by Dmggis,' M
country merchants generally in New England, and IN The pm
cIpal places throughout the United States aud British Prom
ces. Price % cents.
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