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~ Walter Forward md y. w. Marks.
Attorneys at Law, Pittsburgh Pa. ms 6m'

;" College of Pi,armnc of the City
New Ork.-1he summer curse of ecturcs o
at o'cockP NJ. the College Rooms 2S5 Broadway.
o. Por.oNs, which will be included the Chemistry OF
Medical Jurisprudence illustrated by experiments, minutey
detailing the method OF proceeding detecting the presence
Off oi~onS. SC, Professor Lawrence Reid
ON PHYSIOLOGY Professor Benjamin w. MEG ready, VI D.
OK Bor,SY, Mr.. Oliver Hull.
Tickets the Cous-, dollars, be had OF Mr.
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Vol. Ell. NO. 3s.
ton Of MoruERwELL's Poems, and Collection
Of B.fRy CoRywALI.'s English Songs and other

SilOTI fCeliis.
Dr STEVENS Secretary OF the Historical So
c;ety OF Georgia, has Just completed an elaborate
history of that State, which will appear during
the Summer Our knowledge OF the author
leads us to expect very judlclous and able work
in this history. which has engaged his attention
for several years.
II MACAuLAY's ESSAYS, Critical and Miscel-
laneous, have Just been published complete in one
volume for One Dollar BY Carey & Hart, Phila-
delphia We have already expressed our admi-
ration OF this work. Macaulay, if not the best
critic Of our time, is a most agreeable and in
structive commentator on books and men. things
and opinions HIS immense erudtion illustrates
and enIivens, never burdens obscures, his Re
views. a bitter adversary at times, he IS ever
lover Of Freedom Of Justice, and OF Human
Progress We regret that the publishers had not
seen fit to give the public little better paper for
such work, even dollar edition.
H. MISSIONARY LARoRs AND SCENES IN SoUTH-
ERx AFRICA; By ROBERT MoFrhT, twenty-three
years an Agent Of the London Missionary Socie-
tyin that Continent" has just been published for
fifty cents, by Robert Carter, IS Canal-st The
work was first published in London last year, and
has received the stamp Of general appreciation.
1t probably conveys as much information with
regard TO the intellectual and moral condition of
Africa as any volume VIC have.
BATTLE OF BUNKER Iln.I.-C. p. Emmons, OF
Boston has just published little volume giving
sketches of the Bunker Hill Battle and Monu-
ment, with documents written at the time of the
battle, presenting full and authentic history OF
that important event. 1t has fine map, and IS
neatly bound.
l-5~CARLYln's Six Lectures On Heroes, Hero
Worship, and the Heroic in History" have just
been published by Appleton & Co. in paper
covered edition for fifty cents. The book is
worth Gnirinsically) five times the money, is
well printed on fair paper and viii sell, though it
is not remarkably cheap at that price.
Il LLoEENTE'S History OF TIE lNoulsT'oN,
forming No of the Select Library of Religious
Literature, has been published by Saxton & Miles,
205 Broadway We believe another number OF
the Library completes it. Price 25 cents
number.
= THE ADVENTURES OF HERMAN CoRTEs,
the Conqueror of Mexico:" BY the Author Of
: Uncle Philips Conversations have just been
published in small lSmo. of 1876 pages, by APP
pcton & Co. 300 Broadway.
~ "The Constitution, sc. Of the Sylvania
Association, with AN account of It's Origin, OBJ
jects and Operations" has just been published IN
a small pamphlet Price 6 cents. For sale at
the Office, No. % Pinc-st. or at this office.
Il ,rur Rnnr nr CoaiMnN PRANER. Illustrated
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DOARD-Two or three gentlemen and their
- wives or two or thr Young ladies b. accommodated
with board aud pleasant apartments in small family. No.
l5S Sriuc strrrt mvl9 lw%
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BOARD IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wishing
II Board pleasant part OF the City requested call
Broadway between Bond and Bleecker-steet Cen
cmen and then Wives en- BE- furnished with parors having
bedrooms attached. \ fw single gentlemen be hand
soney accommodated Rtoms for transient Boaer. Terms
moderate. NIP linz
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a. TIE Book OF COMMON PRAYER, Illustrated
Edition. Edited by Rev.. J. NJ. WAINWRIGHT, D..
D. No V, has just been published by II. W.
Hpvett
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ITO BOARDING-HOUSE, KEEPERS num-
Der OF respectable persons DESTROYS getting board for
months the healthy aud beautiful village of S,uger-
ties, and pay fair Of board large convenient house
there viii BE- furnished, free any respectable person
who will undertake put the necessary urnitur" For
uther ormaton apply the office of the Saugerties Pa
p~r Mill, No Il Sprucc.street. 49,, ,>,,,,r
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BOARD N BOND.>TREET, 80 with eligible
DToomS may BE- obt4iuel by applying immediately with
good reference. m2O lvt
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BOARD IN BOND-STREET- rooms
I)ior families lnd single gentlemen with board Bond
street Also the neNt door with entrance exclusive.
suitable for physician, or dentists Office. MO 2,is2to-
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BOARD N BROOKLYN, At No. 90 Henry st. :
ID may he obtained with pleasant ry froat room and
bedrooms convenient for small family
siGSle gentlemen Terms reasonable. References exchanged
Ip22 lv~
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pOARDING.-'rwo or three Gentlemen can be
~ accommodated with handsome nd pleasant rooms AZ No
SIS Broadway opposite Niho', Garden.
Also. good Room the >ccoad floor, with closets AT.
ach, d. suitable toC gentleman AVID his wife.
mv2u 81 WM. BRGADHURST
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BOARD WANTED for two ladies' and two small
~ chirl in 4 respectable private family, where there
but lew bosrerS pleasant location up town. Re-
ference exchanged Address L.. l., this office. m22 2t'
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BOARD IN EIGH-TH-STREET, near Broad
ID way, IN pleasant family may br had for 4 small family
and also for two three gentlemen. Address Clinton Up
per Post Office. u20 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

"ANTED-A Young man about IL years OF
W age TO eara rh- ar, OF Wosd Engraving An Amen
who viii CONSIDER instruction >uiciet
non for ths hrst ycarnay apply Tnbun- Buildings loo
\,sssu-,t up stairs w. w BRITT. a2i II
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QOARDlNCi-Thc newly built and furnished
~ house. No. Deg street which sui, OF we'll
calculated for e-ntee family open for the reception
o. bulTrtrS. M lm~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

NTANTED-1wo sSiltul worAmen in Pnnt-
W ing Ink Manpisctory. None ned apply eu, sneh
have ben long employed the business and perfect b.
experience and practce suitable references viii b. required
Address B. O. NJ, Office Of the Tribune E,yls ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

WANTING SlTUATIONS-America Eng
hsh colone and other Sirlsome for the country. APP
ply at rs Broadway, basement. me- re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23
NJ. III OF THE SERIES OF USEFUL WORK
FOR THE people.
DIP IARDNER'S LECTURES.

~ The Third Edition of Decor Larrers complete
Course o. Lectures delivered Nbio Saloon IN the City
Of New.YorS The subjects embraced IN he Lectures are
Eleetyicity-The Sun-Gaiyanism-the Ftxed stars-Nas
tic E,ri-Ia,ii,ds and LoneituleBle achinS-Tansin.
Popular Fslac;es--E>h-tau Stars-TemporaIv Stars
Historical Sketch Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aided by
ArSclelti6c Discoveries Sound-Vibrations Of the Ret
ua-Vo,c BatteryStean Engines OF England and America
This edition Of Doctor Lzrinv. L-cru. viii be intro
sEETcn or THE PROGRESS OF PHYSICAL
SCIENCE.
Tx THONGS THOMSON, NJ D., + X. 5. L. x E, &c Scl
Res Professor Of Chemistry inhs tnsrersi'y Gtdsgor
Iiis splendid work which e!oluen;! written Is
lucdly arranged, embraces the following subjects INTRO
oucToSr RsNlRNs; Observation-Disclosures. Geo.
nleiry Slse5ri; o. OBSERVATION snd EXPERIMENT Me-
c.anc> Astronomy, Optics. HydoSc1cS, &c. ELECTRICITY
1sHetlsm Chemistry: Giving Historical Sketch andG
erti sammy OF the Principles Of each OF the foregoing
Prie- iSr me who'll including IaElne Lectures p Cents
rcr single COPY fstmasier and others will i've
copies for 81
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w ANTEp-A situation by nice, capable girl
Ludlow-st. mn ~.
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''e' wM. BRADFORD, Agent.

MERCHANTS FIRE INSURANCE COM
lSl PANY-Offcr No. s. Wall-jueet.-rhis Company,
with Capital OF $500 c00 continues TO insure merchandise.
household furniture, buildings SHIPS port and other pro
urty against loss or damage by fire on the favorable
JONAIttAN LAW RF.Nt n, President
A. H. NULIF Secretary. as 2ms
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w AN1cb \ fahiNER-An active man, TO
w take Interest safe good ofcr bn.nx otn from
$40 TO $1,000 per aaEa $500 viii be required Apply II s.
Liberty 81 n
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W-YoRk. TUESDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1s43.

anirie beng made ee of postage Letters may D. directed
10 Samuel Edwards Lamoille; Bureau Co. Illinois.
Papers friendly TO the cause please notice.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
TIMOTEI EnIE ARDS P-sS,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

DR.. STEVENS, Secretary OF the Historical So
cietg OF Georgia, has Just completed an elaborate
history of that State, which will appear during
the Summer. Our knowledge OF the author
leads us to expect a very judicious and able work
in this history. which has engaged his attention
for several wears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

u" "The Constitution, &c. Of the Sylvania
Association, with an accoun, of It's Origin, OBJ
ects and Operations, has just been published IN
a small pamphlet Price cents. For sale at
the Office, No. % Pinc-st or at this office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

EIRE, MARINE AND INLAND NAVIGA-
4 TION INSURANCE the Mutual pan--combns1
with capital OF Co., together with the accumulated
profits Of the past year , 49, ,,o,.
THE JACKSON MARINE. INSURANCE COMA
NY No. 50 Wall street, prepared Ia issue Policies on
FIRE Marine and Inland Navigation risks, adjusting losses
heretofore, with pronFnesS aud lbsrality.
SIMEON BALDWIN, President.
JUSTUS HARRISON, Vice President.
WILLIAM w. DiRHrrF. Secretary. apps Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

U39 8 The ADVENTURES OF HERMAN CoRrFs
the Conqueror of Mexico: :" By the Author Of
{ Uncle Philips Conversations, have just been
published in small lSmo of 1876 pages, by Ap-
plcton g. Co. 300 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

COAL. COAL, COAL
THE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
having been rrmOTed I-rnan-n'y located AZ The
veil know stand OF Greenwich and Chrstophefs
xe. the proprietors receiving ard Will coaass 10
receive diIvc; their colieres oxn-i b. themselves the
choce quality Of Peach Orchard, Fed ASH Coal which they
psons- sill al least per cent lower tiai any IN tb- city
which The following prices viii show
Egg and Broken SCREENED and delivered s. W
Lump 49,. .-.-.- -
The business Of the Yard viii be conducted BY the snhscr
tTs and they solicit the patronage Of tie public r oi'
customers and friends.
noss through the Post oee Will seeirs sr9m e ai;fnan
vssm JAS, FERGUSON.
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V. THOMSON. Principal.

NOJN NJ LADIES' BUARDINNT SJHOUL.-
Those parents who are DESTROYS Of Boarding School for
solid branches blended with polite and ACCOMPLISHED ed
ucao hear one BY addressing NJ j. Park Post Office
There are now few vacancies the number being limited
Trns-For chdrsn under z receiving plain EG2ish
education Sis per The above vii Music Drawing,
French sc. $50 per no charges The stua-
ton one the most healthy and pleasant III the city Please
address with trua name nil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

JOSEPH II. FOSTER, NJ. D. Surgeon Den
y list has removed from Nh 20 No. Park place MP am
CSELECT MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY, al
~ 30 Rvington-seet the Bowery The object OF the
Institution furnish competent and thorough instruction
i'll all the branches necessary 10 constitute soo! edurton
Il divided into three departments, with each distnct
teacher; and all undr the supervision OF the Principal P
mary School connected with the institutions. Terms TO suit
the times. Particulars on application.
n,.I linz V Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

COUNTRY COLLECTIONS. Dickinson,
OAttomey at Law Wilkes.Barre. Pa. win attend with
promptness and fidelity all business eunse TO hls care
in the County Of Lzerne and in The ad Joining Counties.
References IN the City of New Y 0rk:
George \. Titus, Esq.
Messrs Wetnore Co corner of yesey and Washington
Ebenezer Plat Cashier of the Leather Manufactures Bank
s.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

n. LLonENrE'S HISTORY OF TIE INoUIsITIoN,
forming No. 6 of the Select Library of Religious
Literature has been published by Saxton & Miles,
205 Broadway. We believe another number OF
the Library completes it. Price 20 cents
nun her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

Samuel Edwards, Secretary
RnsENInNr DoNiAIN March 20 lS.3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

MARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper, has
vi removed from No. O. John No. 70, Nassau St,
with j. K Goodman. where he receiving his Spring and
Summer goods which he viii maize Up order IN fashionable
,ry luit furnished ia tSeyc hours notic- Having greatly
reduced his expenses ne will be enabled sell At r"dneet
prices h- oIiciJs the TQ Of bis friends and the pa biie
om he feels grateful for the liberal patronage he has here
fi,ng Ier, low u,i,.s aud cash on delivery a2i Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

w STtI-Fanllhes supplied gratis, al Broao's
And other servants tia, found in the CITY The E,
bEoadWay otice Is genoNe6 4, this place myzs 8"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

O0T7TON YARNS.-A constant supply from the
4 mills Hohokis FOR sale CHEAP APPly AZ No 90 Baa
Store No 8! Pearl and 3 Futon 81 TO LET cheap APP
Pr mo e, . sn - A {. ZABRIsETE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

SSCRIBNER i co. are mp head yet, and sell
ng Boots aud 9hos cheaper an at The graf La'L
~ Eoc aDd Shoe MARIE. q tatarine street, e0rhsi ~
Monroe street. The ubtcnb-.s having advantages la ~
frw IN. ar possess pledge Themselves ~ you eau ~
tem) give you Tor Your money than yan eau
4ny orrs0.r in the city Please and Sc Tor
Com. onc come ail--con,- poor man ;h'u'
Great bargains for all ready nov, .,..., e,d
PS-C0untEy nerceot5 and Others IN ne ~ Csths,inr
tall bargains this Please feeo'. mvI3 I'm
cnrn., Df OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-23

DEMOVAL-JAN1ESD DAILY, Draper and Tai
doors above PtCk Place. where OF the great
reduction IN his he prepared to etseo,r orders Tor
ge Of his old customers aud the public generally i, resp~ct
fully solicited all rod2rn
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

New ENGLAND WINTERs.-In the last
number of the Gazette, we had an extract
from Curwen's Letters, in which he stated
on the authority Of Doct. Holyoke, that
the winter of 1880 exceeded any since
1740. 1t began before the middle Of De-
cember, and lasted till June nearly; no We
getation taking place till the last week in
May"
The Boston Mail states, on the authority
Of an aged farmer in Worcester county,
that in the year 1885, the snow held on to
the depth Of four feet until tho Goth April
1t then suddenly thawed off, and summer
came on apace; and no year, either be-
fore or since, within his memory, has
equalled that one for productveness.
Salem Gazette.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

SPLENDID WoRK.-Harper & Brothers
are aboutto publish in numbers, magnif-
cent edition of the Holy Bible, illustrated
with over sixteen hundred historical engra-
wings. The artist has been at work upon
these engravings for the last six years.
They will cost S25. 900.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

The Philadelphia Banks, il is said, have
balances in their favor in the banks Of n.
York 10 the amount of seven hundred thou
sand dollars
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

LARD OL.-Four manufactures in Gin
cnnati have made during the past year
1854 gallons of lard oil-value S73,0S9
quantity OF lard 1902 barrels.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

In Sweden, all the distiIIeries on the
royal estates have been suppressed. The
whole number suppressed in that kingdom
it is supposed. exceeds $4,000.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

pHILADELPHIA.-T Oliver, tailor, re-
Gently delivered lecture before several
hundred tailors on his system of measuring
drafting, and cutting garments.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09

NEW oRK-Money was never more
abundant in that city than at the present
period. Good paper is taken at five per
cent.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-09
LAW S OF WISCONSIN.

AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT, ENTITLED GAN ACT TO
PROVIDE FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE SEVERAL
Towns IN THIS TERRITORY, AND FOR THE REv1s-
ION OF County GovEkNmENr"
BE IL enacted By the Council and House
Of Representatives. Of the Territory Of Wis
cnnsin:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06

OtaI NO. BUSH, ,U0I ,OIU o each IN
habit 33.
What contrast does this present with
n comparison Of 1885. 1t is but few
years since, that the products Of our Ter
rltory were insufficient for home consup-
ton; and the surplus Of Illinois, instead Of
supplying the east, found ready channel
in Wisconsin. la the year 1887, the ar
ticle Of Flour was brought from Buffalo to
Milwaukee and sold readily at $25 per bar
rel. February last, Flour here was worth
$3.50 and at the present writing, owing to
the very great length and severity Of the
past winter, together with the late period
o Lake Navigation, orr quotations for best
b ands, are $50 with a downward ten
dancy. All articles in The Grain market
must come down soon nowthat an unintcr-
ruptcd Lake commun cation is resumed.
In a country like Wisconsin, who're the
Agricultural pursuits are SO CLOSELY iden-
tilted with her future prosperity and great
ness, It cannot bat prove source
of congratuIation to the know, that while
the bIighting scourgc Of speculation has
devastated the east, like an avalanche lay
ing waste and ruin in its train. our Wcs-
tern country has yet to experience the first
impress of this all devOurng and fell de-
strovcr. With pride and cxulation we re-
peat, that so long as our citizens are en-.
gagged in those peaceful and hardy pursuits.
ranking prc-cminenty first in the great
ness Of Rcpublic-A GRICULTURE and
CoMMERcE---so long will the prosperity Of
Wisconsin b. cocval with the station and
importance that is attached to our younger,
but not less mcritoriouS State, and which
have but 50 recently united themselves. for
veal or for WOO, 10 the National Con-
frdcracy. And, too, let us remark. that
the Emigrant's home is herc-here in
"Wisconsia, the tide Of emigration takes its way!"
With our suplus Land-Mneral re-
g'ons-hvdraulic privileges withouta para~l
lcl-our Lakes and rivers, afTording a rapid
communication with the East, South. North
and West-the richest soil and hoaIlhicst
climate upon inc face Of the Earth--it does
Seem that with these natural elements and
Advantages just beginning to devolope their
importance in Wisconsin. we cannot be
mistaken in predicting ere long she is drs-
tined to establish for herself an enviaEIe
reputation IN the bright constellation Of the
American Republic. - Mlwauhee Senti-
mel.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06

The New York correspondent Of the
National Inte'Iigenccr says;
1--WE had Il novel turnout Of four-in-
hand Yesterday in Broadwav--a vehicle
drawn by four elephants. There was some
grandeur in the spectacle and some droe-
~. These enormous specimens Of the
animal most like US in intellect, and least
like us in frame. are part of n mcnagerio;
and they drcw,in the wagon to which they
were attached, the bandoC music Le!ong'n
to the concern. They were. all four
en- chcmiSc - covered with white cot
ton cloths 10 the knees, but, Elsslcr-likc
making great display Of their legs and ivo-
rv. The ropes were fastened TO their
tusks,and they were urged by simple pound
ing ON the rear, (which was very like lngg
ing the side Of ;ror they were up to the
second stories Of the houses. To walk
round ore Of these animals in 4 tight fit Of
a booth is a very different thing from see
ing him paraded under the suitable cell
ing OF the sky. had no idea they could
go over the ground 50 swimmjngly. They
Gid Il along with the ease Of scowS going
down with the tide, and, with their trunks
play ng close to the pavement. seemed TO
be walking Broadway Ike some other loaf
er5-lookjng for something Grecnl The
caravan is very large and,and there is said
20 be a great variety Of sights in It. | shall
send YOU what is notable after visiting
it,"