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WATERING PLACES. sc.
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE PAvlLLION.-This new commodious Hotel will be
open Tor the reception of visitors and after the first
Ns% York Inc village OF Sharon Springs Sch0h'' County,
The clear pure of the springs greatly resembling
proved to be highly eicacous in Rheumatic Cuanoous Bill
inns and Dyspepc COMPLAINTS and ia the of Eryspea
and in ether respects possess las certified by Of the
most eminent medical professors in the United Sates edc
nal ana heang properties unsurpassed aud believed to be
Added TO these, the rides in the vicinity, villages
the attractions offered these seeking the heat
Of summer either health or pleasure.
Albany &e, md accessible from Caaohsre the Alba
ny and Utica railroad where carriages daily await the arrival
tors to te Springs distance OF eight miles arriving
time for dnncr also hy the Albany and Cherry Valley
pike BY daily stages being about fortyve miles Of the
Warm cold and shower Baths furnished at all times either
o. t nr or fresh water aud every attention given to
An abundance Of the mountain spring Ice stored for
ROBT. HAMILTON.
THE SPRINGS HOTEL-This Hotel will be opened at
tors and combining all advantages this delightful sum
mer residence.
a29 l0w2tawNr WILLIAM r.. JONES.
RATH HOUSE, LONG IsLAND-Ths long and well
Gently undergone numerous improvements among which the
erection of several elegant hosues upon the of
The of private beach this shorethe
perfect security ia bens for ladies' and Children 1.-THE
the shady cool and ghtin locust grove adjoining the house
the pleasant rides in The surrounding the client
beautiful view OF the Al mic ocean and the
lower bay almost constantly by vessels
spcc unequalIed by any in the vicinity. Its accommodations
ample, the airy and the temperature. the
enesce and distance being Sa, n mIe
from Brookyn The access BY stages a. hours aceo9odsed
jsis smsr ''' " william BROWN, Proprietor
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STRAW GOODS.

TT BENNETT, importer and manufacturer Of Italian and
English Straw Goods respectfully informs his customers
that he has removed his establishment from 90 William and %
Pat 80 John where he keep splendid
and extensive assortment Of ladies' fashionable Straw Goods
Fancy Shellworks, Prince Albert Straws &c &C.
Also, entirely article the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet for the summet all the styles yet intro
duced being extremely light, beautiful white and durable.
m2f 1msm
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Arrival OF A GrorP.-There are four statues,
the Tam O'shanter and Souier Johnny group, on
board the Chester, arrived yesterday from Liverpool
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SUMMER STOCKS,

SCARFS, CRAVATS, AND GLOVES,
JUST RECEIVED, rich supply Of the above articles, con-
sng Of very light and elastic stock, expressly for the
months. Also Scans and Crsvas great variety.
A. large assortment Of Silk, Thread Cotton and Hoskin
Glovesst the old establishment 2 Broadway between Park
Pace and Murray street
PARSELLS, Agent for J. AGATE,
~ D. Constantly hand extensive assortment OF Linen
and Muslin Shirts Linen Dress Fronts Linen Collars Under
Garments. &c. &c m3l Inn
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TO THE LADIES.

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GooDS-The g9grie-
tres Miss KING daughter Of the celebrated Carl King,
eers for sale select and choice Of Millinery
Goods for the spring trade yet presented the psb
c both regards the quality and cheapness of the articles
The assortment consists Of the following =: o,
The celebrated SILK HAT, CALLED CAPOTTE DOR
LEANS, as worn By La Dnchesse D'Ohesns Of France
SHED SILK, ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL
STYLE--And Lawn Hats do do-An entire style
Hats called
"MODINE CAPACITIES, EISSLER
COTTAGE"
Partisan and English FANCY sTRAWs, Of the finest
ure in great variety.
The Propriercss respectfully soc the ladies favor her
with call and examine her elegant and varied stock Of Mil
ney for themselves before they purchase elsewhere, it
will be saving them in icc and adv anfage
regards the variety aud quality Of the goods.
MISS s. KING. Magazine de Modes,
milf Ivu~ 2931 Broadway
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OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY.
FARE REDUCED!
TAILORING.

MACHINE POETRY.
WHEELER, TAILO Or hereby sends
This information TO his friends,
Or enemies, il he has any,
Whether they be few or many
The public too, both far and near,
He wishes every one to hear,
That in Broadway he has shop
In which he'd like to have them pop.
And shoad they coat, or pants,
No one can fit them if he cant.
Prices low To suit the times,
Cloth too various for these rhymes;
In short you'll find no other Tailor,
so sure to please you A WHEELER.
mis- Inc l67 Broadway, up stairs.
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BOOK BINDTN G
HATS.
HATSI HATS HATS ~

BROWN &CO's One Price Hat Store, wholesale and rr:
tail, 79 Chatham Square, Of Mott street. where
fashion, beauty durability and economy combined
the head
The proprieors the pleasure now to offer In addition
to their recently improved short mapped Hat style the
imitation of beaver which closely that all urs
the most costly and beautiful that the difference easily
perceived Price three dollars We strictly adhere the
Hat for the price charged In presenting these Hats the
public the proprstor think they have reached the
OIL beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. 3m~
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MILLINERY GOODS.

CARL KING the well known and celebrated Millinery and
- Ladies' straw Hat ManufscrsUer to Her Majesty the
QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
hand splendid and fashionable assortment of Ladies'
and Silk Hats The Straw Hats manufactured
most Fascinating a. 1EsfIGsg2 'Rae SoTfT FIX
bad these Hats made Of Of the most elegant patterns
inc A'Oe'' '"'" QUEEN viCToRix
The silk department CONDUCTED By the most ingenious and
tasty nne be equalea The silks Of the
style fresh imported. Trimming and Flowers 10 correspond
Those who wish convince themselves may call No 50
Canal, near Broadway, and II Division street.
~ Bills Paris Ribbons and French Flowers, Of the
es, stye and can be purchased either his
a Wholesale and retail reasonable terms. mill lmsr
- DRESS BOOTs--LATEsT FRENCH
OF the above description Of the finest quality Of French Calf
skin and in the latest Style and reasonable prices
Gentlemen who have been the habit of pyng
prices for inferior aces requested TO call aud be convinced
stores in the negboood Drawings being taken Of the
Of lasts kept for each customer there Is no dicuty
In getting handsome yet easy fit - ,
Constantly hand, lane Of fashionable ready
ENPs TO SIX DOLLARS; Half Boots Caters Shoes
Jumps JOHN L. WATKINS, III Fulton st.,
Al 3ms Between Nassau and Dutch SITS.
- FRENCH IMPORTED CATERS Of all co
49, Tors OF Fashion; French boots and p,tent lesfhe
shoes dres shoes, CATERS walking shoes and pumps Tor men
So So 30 and 81 per pair Mems shoes TO los and Ia
pair BOYS IS and 81 aud warranted good
Ladies' and chldrens gacr boots buckshns walking
shoes and slippers Of all ooor and szos latest ishon oe
bskns and alps, IS to 81 good slipper Come and
good o the above articles Al % Canal street
Of Broadway and Canal 81, northwest corner OF
Hudson street, at WaIksrs mis- im'e
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TO PAPER MAKERS.

pEhSEE BROOKS, No Gl Liberty street, between
BROADWAY and Nassau street. New York import direct from
ths ,hanniactnrers the following articles. viz
bleaching Powder of Boyd Sons make-waranted for
b!ah anu for the sale of which hey sole the
English Cyindrr Machine Felting OF very superior quality
u; 49, 49, %, ", and 50 inches wide.
CURED -
Blue smats divlnr he agency OF the Sutton Compapy's
IN any Quantities.
Wires for Fon. nier and Cylinder Machines manufactured
from the purest metalso yscketsWet and Press Fels.
ora.s set Tr sar T". Q, bras; metal M ro,
and domestic Soda Ash, Vitro Alum, Irvine, &c. &c.
VIII meet with po.ipt attention Gle
NEW GUITAR MUSIC-GEORGE II. DERWORr,
professor OF the guitar, No 1873 Canal opposite The
public that he has published variety of AID popular
sic arranged with Easy accompanimens for guitar.
Mr. d. VIII also and for orch-sra,
guitar, and other and give instruction
teurs on The piano isre and violin my2 6w~c
BOOK ENDING
PAPER RULING.
II IRELAND, No 100 Nassau street. having entire view
stock of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery, the
al os nIi e moro @ now to execute
Merchants Account Books and all other kinds Of Blanwor
ruled and bound TO any patterns and in style tina, wsranted
70 give aaction Any work ordered done m Eng
M mode II required, as H. l. has had long experience both
FOR, sALE-Two second hand Coppepla,e Presses. APP
ply as aoove. ml8 I'm
A NEWSPAPER REIMBURSEMENT FOR SALE
CHEAr-The type, cases, imposing stone, Sc. Sc, of
Of the BREWER and nonpael sizes ard is nearly only
JAMES CONNER, Type Founder,
Jeelc of Ann and Nassau sts
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RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,

HARNDEN & CO-GERMAN AGENCY-The sub
serbcrs respectfully which the
have recently made with Samuel ght Esq, u s. Consul
at Antwerp, for tho purpose of establishing
GENERAL CONTINENTAL AGENCY
n ,t place for the transaction of and
Business aud for facilitating the commercial inter-
course between this country and Continental Europe
As Antwerp situated in the centre oil the manufacturing
region Of Europe only IS hours distance from London 30
vicinity of Holland and Ger
many and directly connects with by railroads steam
packets Us location affords the greatest advantages for
chasing aud forw riding Continental goods. 49,
All orders received Offices N Boston, Albany New
York aud PHILADELPHIA that purpose will
,varled BY the Belgian steamer BRITISH QUEEN on the
9TH of June next will generally be executed for
the 10th July.
Importers Of German books particularly requested
90 notice this
HARDEN & co.
New York, May l7th. 1912. mlsr
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MARTINS

MARTINS
Cash Tailoring Establishment,
Is Remored TO 1854 tam street. corner of finn street.
THE subscriber announcing the above his friends and
the public general takes leave thanks the
liberal patronage bestowed him his former place Of bust
and them that every article ordered OF him SHALL
heretofore be made and trimmed in the and
stylish name The materials, the newest and best in
the market and positive saving Of per Strangers
afe requested tn cal md examine.
Gentlemen who eer purchasing their cloth, &c.,
general during the last years Every garment
warranted it, and made by the best workmen the follow
ing prices,
Dress Coah .......$ 81 90 to 50 80
q
Pants and Vests. rs
No garments ready made-all made to order and suit
furnished, " necessary, in "a hours.
mig linz
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70 be sung by the Latter Day Saats' at Nauvoo,
the anniversary OF American Independence-dedcate d
to his friend General John c. Bennett NJ d. Mayor of
the City of Nauvoo, &c. by JAMES ARLrseroN BrNsEr
OF Arlington House. n y.
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SEIDLITZ AND SODA POWDERS.
VERY superior articles what generally Sold Put IN
pressy for family For sale, wholesale and reta by
VIM WATSON, Chemi,is' and Apoihecaries Hall, &c ca
Uterine street.
". IA large assortment Of the choicest perfumsry.
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WEBBs IMPROVED BURNERS al scyenty-6ye per
hand s'sprt neni Of the imported Burners which he
lowed all dealers. Best quality OF Camphne Al 81 a.
gallon. Camnhonted Gas IS cents Call and ersm;nr ~,
- , 80 . JAMES KINDS
" BAH kinds Of Lamps altered bronzed gilt and rer.ired
A the shnrest nnt,ce Unable terms. I'm
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Harrisburg.

fCorrespou ience Of Me Herad.l
HARIIsBURG, Feb. Is, 1872
The Bank BM-Propect Of Resumption Change of
'e Position by The Political Parfies, &c.
The Bank Bill was taken up this morning in Sc
nate, when Mr.. Gibons, moved to amend by striking
out all after the word provided, in the first section,
and inserting;
"That ro bank under the provisions Of this act
shall be compelled To pay ont in gold and silver coin
Officer or agent OF such bank, greater during
any period Of sixty days than five per cent on the
amount Of their capital stock, actually pa in. And
prorded also, That i shall be the daty Of the cash
Iers CT the several Banks CT this Commonwealth, to
keep correct list Of the amount OF specie paid out
when paid and TO when, which list shall be kept
open at the banking house for the inspection Of all
persons who may desire 10 examine it, and which
said officers, on The first Monday of every month,
under the penalty of $780, TO be recovered as de
of like amount are now recoverable, one hall FOR the
use of the prosecution, and the other half for the
OF the county in which said Bank may be located"
This was discussed pretty warmly for some time,
when division Of the question was called for to end
with striking out. The latter part Of the section
then stricken out when the motion to insert met the
most decided oppoaiiion Twas discussed up 10 the
hour Of adjournment without any vote hav .ng been
taken The wings and Sc veral OF the democrats de-
clare they want nothing but resumption, and that
immc dately. There is scarcely room for doubt
but that this amendment viii! be negaiived, and II
is highly probable that when bill passes il will be
for an Immediate resumption though The Lord only
knows when thar bill is to pass, or resumption TO
take place.
perfect change of position, by the parties IN the Sc
nate The wings and anii.masops are out In oPpo'
siiion to the banks, and are demanding es1mpion
emocrats. who have ever been so loud in their pro-
LESSONS Of horror and anipaihy TO the banks, are
fosrd defending them most vigorously, and using
Ill Their energies te advance their interests This
however Is nothing strange, lis only another evi-
dcnce Of the truth Of the saying
Mon change " iii fortu ne change with crnes
Tenets with books, and principles with times. H.
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ne, e,cleular-nonaay.

s,,,s,on Cousr-Nos. 10, o., IS, 81. SO, 81, 81, No.
,as las 40 i4a las li7, $50, iss, 49, i5t iss, 49,
i6i, 1863. a.
c,orar or CoMnos rLHAs.rart !, At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
begors Judge Ulshoeher-Nos. 273, j. 81 II, Is,
is m n, 10, a. 49, %. Second. part, O'Clock, p
M before Judge Inglis-Nos. 2, a7a, a74.6, 9, 10,
t,scrrT Cousr.-Nos. ali. sis. als, a7c, 49,, ssa
,ie 3i7,; $40, i37, 3is. Sal 70 3se inclusive.
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RIeurs OF QUA FrsmlRMrS.-Th Nova SEQ
tans have sent a petition to the English govern
mcnt, asking that American Fishermen may be
prohibited from passing through the Gut OF Canso,
on The ground that in doing so, they come within
he limits prescribed by the treaty, and that ne
passage IN question is NOT common highway, bot
an inland sea 'ts ' Nv H
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REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOTS The patriots of "a
are fast dropping into eternity. Free G. Parker,
one of them, aged 81, died in Bucksport, on the
10th instant l,- ~
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NEW MUSIC" Womao," beautiful song, as
sung oy Mf. Braham With distinguished success, nd
respectfully dedicated TO Mrs. James Gordon Ben
nett; the music composed by Alexander Lee. This
is one q the sweetest songs recently published and
is printed on beautifully perfumed paper 1t can be
got al Sol Broadway. Atwill is the greatest pub
isher IN this city in his line. Music on perfum ed
paper is all the 60 now
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The Hon. J. NJ. Niles, in the most sensible
speech made on the occasion, in our humble OPT.
Mon. uttered the following eloquent and beautiful
scntence:-
Like the angel of God, who in the days of the pa
riarchs to break bread with the herdsmen be-
meath the when genius utters the voice ofhumanty
it is as the voice of God breathing through the people,
and meets ready response from every heart
MIR. Bancroft, Of Boston, was invited 10 be pre-
sent, but was obliged to decline the invitation,
which he did in neat letter, concluding with the
following sentiment, which, he says, he borrowed
from Schiller ftaa I,t
"Gsnius, kindling with right affections; it can hold
the millions in its embrace and throw kiss the whole
world' tgEts
During the hours Of speech making and toast
drinking says the New England Review, the ladies
inspired the occasion by their presence ia the hall
near by. Many bright eye glistened, and many
beautiful face glowed with raptures, as the sue
cessive sentiments occurred There was one that
wept. The mention Of those sweet cherubs who
are so very very dear to her heart, and which she
has left behino a lar distant land, called up
a thousand associations, and awakened mothers
love. She wept-who would not under such cir
cumstances? The health of those little babes,
the offspring Of the illustrious gaest and his part
ner, was drank, and mothers sympa,hies were
touched-we mean Mrs. Dickens The compli-
ment was grateful one, and it was gratefully re-
ceiycd ''
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WISD's RksIsrANcE-The cars running over
the E's,ern R abroad were actually stopped by the
force of the wiad last Thursday They had fau
steam at the time.
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AN OASIS IN THE DEsERr.-The city government
has been paying off its bonds, to mature in March
next, in adUance. When will Mississippi pIav
| trumne1 ll.'r
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BUDS AND BLOSSOMS Ripe Strawberries were
picked onthe 2ad ult. in 81. Augustine, Flo. Last
week there was damson tree in full blossom At
Eicolt's Mills, Md. Farmers in the western town
OF Oaondaga we're poushing their grounds on the
l7lh inst
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WAR UPON MExIco.--The Louisiana Legislature
have unanimously requested government 10 declare
war against Mexico The resolution was virsuaIlv
10 that cffyct .al .f f.r ,.os. .-.
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rss Harrisburg.

y HARRISBURG, Feb. TO, 1871
The Bank bill has been discussed this day at
length, but no vote has yet been taken. This de-
bate has been warm and aninated, though princi-
pally ON one side Of the question. lam more than
ever Inclined to believe that the amendment propo
scd to the fret section will be rejected, and that il
the bill p at all, it win be requiring an imms
date resumption. fIt i.f
No mails have been re ceived here from the east
ward 70 day, owing 10 heavy fall Of snow that fell
last night AID which is It'll falling, having reached
he depth Of IA inches. ifras W..
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ARMING One hundred men are now employed
| ON the works at Fort Adams, Newport, II. l.
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MORE ABOUT TIE CHARrER OAx.-AE the cargo
and the baggage Of the passengers of the steam
boat Charter Oak has been saved. The passengers
werein Providence last Friday evening, and in Bos-
ton HOw .s tts
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SUPREME CopRT CT THE UNITED STATES
TuUKspAy, FRI. IL, ISi2-No ~. Charles Pat
terson, appellant, VS.. Edmund r.. Gaiues ct ux
The argument Of this cause was continued by Mr.
J. Brent for the appellant. and by Mr.. Key for
the appeliees s.4H
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No LIKENESS AT ALL-McDougall, miniature
painter IL Park Row, has published what he CALI
a ,hographic likeness of our face andbus'. 1t is a
highly respectable failure, for it looks nothing like
us al all
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OuR NAVY it not strange that our ships Of war
are sent to every month scarcely without single
Paixhan gun on board1 Suppose, whilst our YES
sells, thus unprepared, are thousand miles from
home, war should be declaredl Could they cope
with British vessels Of equal sizel Certainly not
Four broadsdes, real Paixhan broadsdes, would
knock then into a cooked bat 80 l---
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LAST raoM BesroS.--Hafden 4 Co auived es-
ter lay with Boston papers Of Friday evening.
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New AND PRoMsISo DEBurAHrz.--A very love.
ly woman and an excellent actress. Mrs. Seymour,
appears to morrow night at the Park, In the new
tragedy of Nina Sforza; for which great prepare
tons have been made. We cannot say anything
more effectively in favor Of this lady, than by giving
the following just remarks from Philadelphia pa
PERI .tt.f
On Wednesday, the tragedy of Nina sforza, BY the
Rev. Il Troughton, was produced. It has been highly
and deservedly successful in Englandthero abvnd
ant beauts: both in the language and situations Mrs.
admired appeared Tor the first time as Nina She has
the youth and great beauty and should
imagine the character was written expressly for her
rarely have we seen more perfect representation, and
regret that We have not space to give some extracs
Her innocent expression ove for Dora and hatred of
his false friend Spnola we're most excellent and called
forth long and loud appausethe tears shed by many
bright eyes the best test Of the tect produced
her performance throughout marked with discrim
notion and Judgment which fully appreciated by
one of the best audiences Of the season. so
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BoNANA.-We shall publish tomorrow beauti-
fully printed pamphlet, containing all the anec-
dotes, incidents, movements, Ne, connected with
Boz since his arrival in New York, including the
whele account OF the Great Boz Ball, all the wood
cuts, new Likeness of Boz, the speeches, &C., at
the Great Boz Dinner on Friday night, &c. &c.
Price only 81 cents.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
new York Lancet. No. vIIL

New York Lancet, No. VIII.
The number Of the Lancet issued last Sslufdey con
tsins:
DR ALEX. IT, SrLvESs' second Lecture ON Diseases Of
the Rectum-equally interesting numerous and scien-
tfc, as the FIRST.
Dr. Morris Lecture on Mumps."
Reviews of R,MssorroM's Midwifery, and Lsr oS's
Surgery. s~~T sE.,r.y -
History Of the title between the rival schools Of Me-
dicine in the city Of New York.
"The Suicidal Mania" !. tf ..f &
Jefferson College, Philadelphia. "a. f..-.,.,,. I
DR. Piskwick ,sno5grass, of Baltimore .,. 81,
The Crosby street Ciinique.
Great operation by DR.. WARREN, Of Boston.
Post norton examination Of Thomsonian Victim, by
Professor Williams, Of Deerfeli Mass
Annual Report of DR.. c. b. Archer, the Coroner of
New York, &c SC. &c.
The Lancet the cheapest and best medical journal in
America. has already nearly 5000 subscribers Price
81 per anuum, paid in advance Single copies cents
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o. Who married Captain shirley, Who mar.
ried Captsin shirley Can any body tell Once
twice. ...t. ..,-....ff 1oa"