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gg. S.Rsr5 s. DE-. Rurkett, z5oItOrs.
Saturday, February % is45.
Tha,shs pin iplrspf,hs Native American

Tha,shs pin ipirsof tbs Native American
party are thesc, and no other;
That the Elective Franchise shoald be pressrv-
ed PURE and uNCoRRuPTeD, cos; what it may.
That m FOREIGNER shnnld bs NAruRALIzED
until he shall have resided in tho country TWIN
rY-oNE years, AMI laws passsi 10 prevent them
from obtaining certificates until that fact DO fully
shown.
Tha. no laws shall be passed to sivest foreign
ers Of any rights they have already acquired; bat
that no foreignsr, who NAV coma hereafter. shall
bo permitted to hold any Office until he saall have
residsd in tbs country twenty-ons years
That all msn have right TO be protsct in
their CIVIL and RELIGIOUS liberty, no matter from
whancs tA>y may come; AMI that people have a
right to asssmbls and discuss s1biectssn which they
NAV feel M ints7es'. without Interruption.
That we do not close ports against the al
mission of foreigners, and Offer them protection
from ps-sscation We give them all the priv-
lezes granted TO them bv the constitution. As
tong as ,hsy are protected in person and property
thsy should not mplain--BUT WHEN THEY INTER-
tlRDDLE WITH THE GOVERNMENT, BEFORE THEY
MAvR RESIDED AMONG US TwFNTY-oNE YEARS,
Hai DOT Till then, cry Mold.
ttNot that love Caesar less.
But that love Rome more"
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-02-08

GA Temperance lecture was deliv-
cred NJ the Court House on the 9
Of this inst. bv Col. 7. N. Davis. 10 .
large and Intelligent audiance Of ladvs
and gentlemen. Col. Davis said in the
outset, that it vas not his intention TO
enter into regular lecture on that sub
ect in consequence Of not having previ-
ouslv prepared himself
Whether there was any previous
preparation or not, this much is true,
that he treated the subject in an able
and eloquent manner, Portraying in
dark, yet true colours those far spred-
Jog aters whose turbd waves. bear on
ward the old and the young to the druek-
ards oblivion. The Col. WINS peculiarly
happy in his appeal TO the ladys - to
them he said, was given The power 10
arrest this mighty current Of Obstruction.
and il was their duty to doit Their
influence was more potent and more ir-
resistable than the power OF argument,
or the fascination OF eloquence. Upon
the whole, Col Davis lectures we'll upon
this subject, and we have not the least
doubt that he could do an immense a.
mount Of good in this community. il
he would consent 10 lecture on the inn
portant subject Of intemperance more
frequently.
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The first, second and third reasons

The first, second and third reasons
assigned by our correspondent why
democrats should no, participate with
US in the payment Of the bonds, arc
good, ifthey intended anything but fair
ness, aud will Instantly become so, If
anything else is discovered. IS the
whole plan is based upon iudivid1ai re-
sponsibiIity, we do not anticipate any
thing of the sort.
In relation 10 the fourth reason as
signed by him, we agree that the meas
ure is fairly Wing measure. But
that is hardly in our conception sui
ficient reason why honest individuals
should be declared from assisting in
carrying it out.
IN answer TO the fifth we say that the
possibility ofthe locofoco party taking
the credit Of paying the debt may be
prec!nded by publication Of individual
names; by which it will be seen that
private honor and moral obligation, and
not party interest is the moving spring
Of action in the premises.
The question is already asked "lt
the wings should pay there share,
would they be exempt from taxation in
case the State authorities should here
after come 10 thier senses. "ln answer
we say. 1T every man, who will. pay;
and lie, the utmo7 possible acquiescence
be procu red, We are not ca ptious
bout the mode. We do not wish to do.
by halves; but. in earnest,
to do all possible to be done. We wish
the subiec. kept alive, and discussion TO
be upermos, in the public mind until
il affec'el Ahv wav the
great object can be acc>m dish will
suit us, so il is accomplished. Let whig
bond payers separately unite AMI paw
their share-iemocrat bond payers do
the same if they choose, any way we
are satisfied. But we have no idea OF
putting ourselves in the wrong. by tell
ing our democratic friends that thew
have no right to participate in any plan
TO redeem the honor Of the State, in
which they have the same interest as
ourselves.
The democrats as party, may net
move in this matter, bat there are
thousands Of them who will, and who
are as good bond-pavers as ourselves
We are aware that they have been
the principle advocates Of reputation.
but does that argue that those of them
who have always been in favor Of the
payment of the debt, or even those
who have opposed it, shonld not be per-
mitted to do their duty, for we hold it
20 be the duty Of every citizen of the
State TO pay his prora;o share.
Then we say, come one, come all. for
here is room enough i'll the pale Of hon
Or, for wings and for democrats The
lebt must, and will be paid, and demo,
Gratis as we'll as wings, must contribute.
Being favorably impressed with the
alents Of our correspondent. we hope
be will continue to fan this little spark
IF returning virtue, until it kindles in
o flame, in which the deadly tree OF
Reputation shall be consumed.
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Gallery o. Beauty.

his Gallery of American Beauty will be 9
isature OF this book, in which will constantly APP
pear portraits of the most beautiful of the sez.--
Another characteristic will be
AMERICAN LANDSCAPES,
ms other Illustrations shall be executed BY
distinguished either for pictueresque beauty Of
for historical associations.
ne osher Illustrations shall be executed by
zee hrst American Artists, and be in every va
riety and style, viz; Line and Stipple Engra-
vanSs: Cotored Fiogers and Bird: Lace Work
ana embroidery, Pictures ezecuted tn 1tntss
Suarre's Superb D ,ssg7ls, Sc.
tIl short every varis1u &C en,beilishms6ts, sxcs
SUI 80 - 3 <onsinas . sfass
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9We come brfore our patrons this
week, with an apology on our lips
We did not issue last week, and il isriob,
TO inform them the reason Of such uppa-
rent neglect. We expected until fri
day, to receive paper from Memphis,
in time for saturday small, but were
disappointed, ard the consequence was
n failure on our part 10 issue at all
We conjure our readers not to believe
that this is specimen Of wha; they
are hereafter to expect, as we have
made arrangements by which such an
accident will not occur ogain.
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Communicated
PROFOUND MAX!MS.

WeSsrs. Editors.-If ga word to The
wise is sufficient" surely hints through
the vigilant Lynx mus. 90 for
what they are worth, if they 90 a, all
Whethur i, is ga go'' or "no CO." YOU
are the arbiters; and ia either event. !,
will be call the same," as tho saying is,
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A MEZZOTINr BY sARTIN.

"',i appear In January, and has confessedly nav-
y oosn equalled by that inimi,able artist Tbs
secoha TO appear in February, is the frs, OF Sc.
'les OF great historical PICTURES, whieh-.o main
:a,n ms national character of his *orS-ths pub
''sner mas proecesd. These are intended to H.
,us,faee great eventin American annals, especisl
ly thoss in which women figured. The frs, iss
MEzzOTINT OF WASHINGTON ATIa,
E ,. from picture nsver before made pub.
III h'SJed'"re "tH make the book ,s,icqIaitcS,
ana saoss who wish TO secure this whole ssres
must send their money early. We h.:e state,
mna' Is uAaeniable, that during 1874, we pub
iisneu MEzzoTINTs oFrENER THAN Any RIVAL.
ana snail continue to do so for 1915. Those
VINO subscribe 10 the s. Nationa.'' will get thsse
phsqu1ilsd engravings oftensr than in any other
pook. For November, December, January and
80. ootu ary' we already have issued, or intend to
issus, an unbfoken series of th.ss PLATES Whs
eLSe has done. or con, ko ths rn;ns7
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"MY COUNTRY - May shs always be In tho
right-b1., right o; wrong, my country "'--Com-
modole Decatur.
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"Ageinst;ls insidions wiles Of Foreign influ-
.n:s, I conjura you 10 bslave me, felow-citzens)
tbs jealousy of fr,c people ought to be continual
~ awake; since history AM experience prove that
foreign inf tancs ia ons Of tbs most baneful FOES
Of a Republican Goveinmsni."--Wa shinSton'
Farewell Address.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-02-08

"ocr correspondents mistaken. Tho person al.
udtd to is ncthim, Int our ptf d.cessor
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-02-08

At tim, we should b,co ne little more Amer
can,Zed--Andre Jackson.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-02-08

As will appear from our head, "a
have changed the name Of our pa7r-
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Doctor Waiter 4. TnaOsfr0tchf.'

E!0TH!tIIV E-EHtNH-Ot,up FIJI. Tor Fefnnles.
TINS pill. by the experience of years. has proved
DO tac ne p:u uitra' al medical preparations The
tatcd entar himself cured $4,000 SUP
pressed mensee. sickness aud
70 females. having used ihcm the exclusion
o3rr remedy for such diseases. during
OF nearly 30 years hont solitary failure,
whcn used according 10 the directions They fret in.
to6gcad thus continent in 1919 by DR. Thomas Philip.
Of Newbugh New York. he having obtained formula
lor preparing them from DR. Wanostro,chtz himself
They have since then been used throoy
Of the States, and the proprietor ,o,g
satisfied Of their yir9e that he fearlessy challenges the
world to produce medicine III any firm that viii pross
superior in relieving the Affections Of suffering
For sale Mt the BOOK STORE.
January "a. 1915. 4y
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and Death Death!

listen then the warning fate thar beh daily and
guard yourself from the t~l unerns feontox seed
Consumption II Gci, Cu1t.h. S,rtrrss II The Ir2a
and Broncti. Tfte5-t. Sfi,sc - Fi,5f, B-onciif;s
Stortness dhictft breathing. Thinning rtisipg
Iatrgn tittaiei matter PAN hte Bent sc &c
These perez p,ib prins C7llp o1a
an should immediately attended to BEFORE IF BE
TOO LATE When disease is permitted ~ suicidal
neglect Init m destructive aud Ia tai thread upon ho
der membrane OF
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~ supply Of the above Fxpc.erant Remedy. JUS.
received at the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
May ii. Isis fr-7-S bottle
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Thr h ing M a G h n c $ i.

He has excellent Threshng Machine which he ms
ufacIures and will sell low Cash approved Trade For
horses and despatch in The
work it 10 inferior n
Tho dersgned his thanks the public for
patronage bestowed the late firm of + O'tarra.
and would respectfully solicit Of their
N. b. All kinds nf Machinery repaired IL
Cash, Wheat, good Horses ill be taken
any Of the above articles.
THOMAS O'HARRA.
January 3Is,. lS45
rIr is necessary that the business Of the lato
firm cf +. J. O'Harra should be settled as soon
~ possible; therefore, those no indebted TO
said firm arc hereby requested to mako immcdi-
alto payment. L. OH.
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Ferns Of Advantageous DoLLAs per square for
three insertions, and TwKsTY-FIvE CENTS ad.
dtiona nssstion.-TEN LINES the space occupied by
$50 ems, 10 counted nothing less
square: all over square, and less than square ard
half 70 b counted square and ha-Per square fol
monshs, THREE DoLLAas for monrns SIX Dol
Lars, TEx DoLLARs per annum; FIFTEEN
DoLLAns AND FIFTY CENTS per annum; three squares
TWENTY DoLLARs per annum. Merchants, Dfoggis,s,
and otsrs, advertising by the year, viii be charged for
column of 1000 ms, $4,000 for fourths
Of . column, $4,000; for half column, $500; for a
quartet ola column s2500-A deduction of 20 per
will be made advertisements longer than quarter Of
column inserted by the half year or year, and not
ssrsd Chancery notices petition. f, divorces,
paid invariably in advance Adver,iss coming
from abroad, be accompanied with the cash, ,aIs
ordered for publication by brother publisher
N. B. No advertisement viii be discontinued until
paid for,uness the option Of the publishers
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DIR. EssSGk-'S
PECTORANT REMEDY
FOR
CONSUME TIon,

Colds, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood. bror-
chi,is, difficulty Of Breathing. Asthma,
Pain in the side. Breast and Chest.
Nhooping Cough, Group. and all
other diseases OF the Liver and
Lungs.
1t well known fart, carefully fro the bills
and mer,asy lie United States
.l.1t n, LII
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A Apprentices to The Tailoring business. il,
IA Immediately Wlatsd ~ JOB DORTON
April q letA
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ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.

NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY
IN being liquid Dye, which instantaneoisI changes
the color Of the hair 10 beautiful brown or black
without injury to the hair skin. The great supe-
Ioy OF this Dye consists in its easy mode of appli
cation, and instantaneous efiect-all other DIVES re-
curing from 10 TO twelve hours produce any change
upon single application.
Extract from the "Philadelpha Daily Sun - AL
ExANDER,s TRICoBAPHE.-The effect Of the above on
the hair is truly astonishing 1t was tried Yesterday
IN eur ohce, aud the change from grey to black was
instantaneous.
Extract from the ''Philadelphia Daily Forum " Sc
pefai OF our acquaintance have recently applied to
Their hair the valuable liquid Dye known as Aexan-
ders Trcobaphe-a new and valuable discovery; and
has III NO failed to produce the desired effect
Immediately after applying it to gray hair whskers
II imparls beautiful brown or black color.
% For sale by Coleman & Rogers, No. l73 BaIti-
more street; G. w. Andrews, J. NJ. Laroque, ]. w.
Scott and Il. Perkins, Baltimore street; ]. " D. Stew
art, corner Hanover and Camde-sts; Perkins & Bro
theT, corner Green and Frankn-sts; J. w. Barry <
Co., corner Pearl and Baltimore -sts,, and wholesale
by the sole agents, r. G. A. WRIGHT,
mh2S eOt27thME % South 4th street, Philad.
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SECOND CONCERT OF VIE MISS Es

SECOND CONCERT OF THE MISSES
~ SLOhAN, assisted by MIR. JOHN SLOMAN.-
On MONDAY EVENING, 3lst March, at CALVERT
HALL. The admirers of excellence in music will
have an opportunity OF judging the style of the three
greatest Harpiss in the world Bochsa Iabarre Par
lsh Avers- Miss E. and A. Sloman intending to per
form three of the difficult Compositions ever writ
ten by the above eminent Artists. grand Duet for
TWO rano Fortes, by lierz and other nusica Recitas
will be given on the occasion.
PROGRAMME-pART |.
|. Two Piano Fortes, grand Duet, the
Misses Slonian, Herr.
Harp "Les Charmes de Loudres,n Miss
, H. Sioinan Labarre.
g. Song, 81 dream't dwelt in Marble
Halls, " Miss A. Sloman.
d. Harp, (by desre) s'Garland OF Sham
rocks" Miss f Slonlan, Bocsha.
PART II.
l. Harp and Piano. grand Duet, siDuke de
Richstadt,'' the Misses sloman.
= Ballad, Remember me-" Miss f. So
= man, Bale.
j. Harp, ''Fantasia Charestique," Miss f.
Sloman, Parish Alvers.
B. Song Conique, ''Bss Beard" 10y de.
sirel Mr.; Sloman, Parry.
N}-TICKETS 50 CENTS each, to commence at
O'Clock. mh2S. 81
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g3- WH0OPlNG COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
WHOOPLNG COUGH SYRUP has been proved in
this city and elsewhere, 10 be the best REMEDY, if
not the only ever discovered, for WHOOPING
COUGH, ASTHMA, COMMON COUGH, all STRIC-
TURES OF THE CHEST, Difficulty Of Breathing,
&c. The genuine article only be obtained of Dr.
GIDEON B. SMITH, Basement of the Chesapeake
Bank, North street, Baltimore. Price 81 per bottle
The trade in other places supplied the usual
terms. phS I'm
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PUBLICATIONS. From Messrs. Armstrong &
Berry VIC have received No. 9 of the Wander
ing Jew, and Nos. 43 and Al of lIarper's Illus
trated Shakespeare. From Messrs. Shurtz &
Taylor, No. 10 of tho Wandering Jew, and the
letters and journal of Fanny Ellsler From
Mr.. n. Hickman, No. of the Wandering
Jew, and a copy of a ''sermon preached in ST.
Stephens church, Baltimore, on the Sunday
succeeding the last day of the late Presidential
Elcction"-5y the Rev. John N. McJilton, A.
M We commend this sermon to the public.
ECYPrIAN SALooN-O Odd Felo,cS' Hall. The
celebrated tragedian, Mr.. Booth, makes his Sc
cond appearance this evening at the Egyptian
Saloon, and will sustain his favorite character
OF ''OctaVian," in the excellent play of 'The
Mountainous" Those who wish to see this
great actor would do well to go early, otherwise
they may be prevented from getting seat by
she great crowd which will doubtless be there
THE EASTERN MAIL. The great mail will
now leave Boston early in the morning reach
New York in time for the Pilot Line, arrive
at Philadelphia the same night, and proceed
Immediately south, SO that letters will reach
Washington in "a hours from Boston, being a
gain OF an entire day on the old arrangement
Tea SALE IN N. York. The sale Of Teas
OH Tuesday at n. York was we'll attended, and
the.wholc catalogue, with but few exceptions
sold at an advance. Young Hyson sold at full
5 cents higher, and Blacks were brisk at a 4
gents advance.
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me Board avail themselves of this opportunity to
portant features of their charter:
lst In this Company, a:mterests are equal; there
IS no privileged stock.
Id Persons efftcting insurance are not answerabls
Tor losses beyond the amount of premiums raid by
theIn; and will divide amongst themselves anpualy
the nett profits.
30 The capital Of the Company is limited to half n
million OF dollars and at the expiration of the charter
That sum is to be divided pro rata amongst all persons
h0ldlng the Policies of the Company, without refer
ence to the time when they issued or to the fact
OF their having expired.
d. In the selection Of persons to act Directors of
TINS Co. there can be felt of that pro ry influence
which has destroyed weakened of our strong
Interpretations with us, the direction of the affairs
OF the Company must be in the hands OF those NEST
deeply interested in its proper and prosperous
agement.
5th. Any Policy holder has the right and the privi-
iese OF looking at the monthly statement of its affairs.
9th. Persons insuring in this Company, upon a re-
heWai OF their risks, are entitled to deduction of
per cent. on the account of premiums.
% our Tariff of rates has been carefully revised
and the foim of Policies has been amer ded under
Inc best legal adviser to embrace all the modern
improvements suggested by experience The classif
cation Of the Fire Risks, well as the direction givep
to represent them in the applications are so modified
as Is avoid all doubt and ambiguity and with view
to avoid all possible difficulties in the settlement OF
losses
u3-The President and the Secretary of the CO. will
take pleasure in giving more detailed information to
those who will call at the Co.'s office corner Cav and
Lombard streets, up stairs mh2S- eo3W
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90 esTATEMENr oE FRANCIS rHoMAs.,,

90 e'sTATEMRNT OF FRANCIS THOMAS -
This Is pamphlet Of upwards of 50 pages, written
by ex Governor Thomas, of Maryland, in relation to
his domestic affairs, in which tae eondHct of Gov.
Mcdowell, Of Va. and his family, together with Col
Benton, and other digntsries, severely arEagned,
and all matters in relation TO his marriage and its
subsequent unpleasant events, explained and com
menea on with force and yigor 1t can be had at this
nifice-price 25 cent?
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VIM. II. EEEEVIL,

FHNO SECURE THE $4,000 CAPITAL
Il PRIZE IN THIS DAYS LOTTERY, early ap-
plicaen should be made to FLETCHER & CO., No.
Holiday Upwards of 5000, 900 in other prizes to
be drawn. Tickets 81, halves 2, qrs. l. A package
of 25 quarter tickets only GA
Drawn Nos class 37-March 27-lowest prize "A:
So SIS &c IS SO 60 IS 80 rs 80 % ID So 60
Persons at 4 distance disposed to try their luck in
any of the splendid Lotteries drawing every
week, requested to send on their orders, which
will be attended to with promptness and fidelity Di-
rec. your letters always TO
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
1t Baltimore, Md
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Q3- He who causes one blade more of grass to grow
upon gwen space, is said TO be bcnefactor 10 his
race What then is he who, through years of perse-
yering untirng labor and selfdenal has acquired the
art Of alternating the human misery entaled by dis
ease? The series of VEGETABLE MEDICINES
prepared and sold by DR.. JOHN NJ WILLIAMS,
at his Laboratory, No. 30 g. Baltimore street, Nth
door east of Front-s, has been, under heaven, the
source of relief TO thousands; and none can fail to
realize benefit thererom who will candidly test the
truth of this promise. Call and procure printed de-
scdptions. Dr. WIS VEGETABLE TONIC BIT
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5r. JoHN's CHURCH.
LIBERTY The exercises of the Lyceum THIS
friday EVENING, March 2sth, will consist of a
Lecture by JOHN r. KENLY, ESQ.,, to be delivered
by particular request-subject "CrOmwell and his
tlmes;' and 4 discussion Of the question: ''Shonld
damages be awarded in case of breach of promise Of
marriage"
Ladies and gentlemen invited TO attend. The
Lyccum will be called to order at u O'Clock
It. BY order, WIN. r. CREERY, Sec'y.
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J}-LECTURES ON POPULAR GEOLOGY. The
Principals of the Central Collegiate Institute take
pleasure in announcing 10 the citizens of Baltimore
q course of Lectures the above named interesting
branch Of Science. The Lectures will be delivered
by the Rev. J. G. MORRIS, d. D., in compliance with
the earnest solicitation Of numerous friends in the
Lutheran Church, Lexington street The first Lee
turc (Which will be free) will be delivered on MON
DAY EVENING, the 3lst inst There will be a Lee
ture on every Thursday and Monday Evening follow
ing until the course is completed. The entire course
will he illustrated by large diagrams. In
order to afford facilities to all persons and especially
TO all youths who DESTROYS of becoming acquainted
with this most interesting and important branch of
Science. The price of admission will be fixed at l2I
cents Lecture, without respect to age.
WILLIAM III. SMITH, n..,
nlh27 VIM. F. PEABODY, SFhhc'pas'
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g5- MAD. DE BONNEVILLE commences her
course of LECTURES ON MAGNETISM, at the
MASONIC TEMPLE, st. Pavl's Lane, on
THIS Monday EVENING, Marcs "a.
NEW EXPERIMENTS upon citizens will be made
EVERY EVENING, by Prof. DE BONNEVILLE.
The Consultation and Treatment continued every
morning Of the week. nh24-lw