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FLA E'ES.
EtAREY d HART, Phladel phia, have in
V press, a series Of Anatomical Plates, with
references and physiological commcnts, illastra
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London.-AYD
w. J. ERASMUS WILSON,
Lecturer on Anatomy and Physiology at the
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with Notes and Additions by
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Thirty-eight Plates.
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Gcntlemen:-The Anatomical Plates Of Quan,
are the best that have been issued Of late years
from the English press. They present to the
student great facilities in acquiring a knowledge
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The plates Of the American edition appear TO
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Gentlemen:-In reply to your note of .yester-
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PhiIadeIphi Feb'fy IS, ISL.
Gemtlemem-l have just received your note
requesting my opinion as to the merits Of the
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NJ. d., reprint of which you have engaged in.
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Gentlemen The coloured anatomical plates,
published by Jones Q1ain, M. D., Professor Of
Anatomy in the University of London, are as &C,
curate in all their deneations as they are SPLEEN.
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Gentlemen. --Quan's Anatomical Plates so
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Of the most disn. members Of the Democrat.
&c party were stgmatlsed conspra'urS; tile 81
2Gre Of the package containing the ''Grntwnrh Pa.
pers, which embodied the most tfcragabe cyi.
deGce oil the treason, brought down upon The head
Of Recorder Morris the magistrate who seized them,
tie bitter ana.ema> 81 the united Opposition
The whole matter was charged 10 ~ mere partzan
trick, for parti1an ends. Bat have III the a
ptrs> - Jaws Il. GirN.woRru 70 rnt fIorLr OF
rul L, : which su3joned, the declaration Of his
intention pahliSh - tie world true narration OF
those Infamous frauds upon the balot.boxes. From The
address We led 10 believe that the charges which
were made by the Democratic party IN 1880, aud
oi the corruption .: the Wing leaders and their neia.
rios Practices WILL BE suhstaniate TO tie very word
and letter The unscfupuous tcna! o!the existence oi
those frauds which prompted Usuy Of The honest y! the
"Whg party, duFIHy season e! .nisase political e5'