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DIED:

DIED:
On Monday, 10th inst Mrs. ANGELINA WILLIAMS,
wife of Mr. Edward T. Williams. In the 18th year OF her
age w.
The friends Of her husband and OF her father Dr. W
w Miner are respectfully inyited 10 attend her funeral on
wednesday March the 18th at o'clock, +. NJ from the
residence Of her father, No, n East Broadway.
9Th Mrs. Frances Paine, % Mrs Harriet Whnsms'
Mrs Cathrne Lee, IS; Vim. Shouet, 40; Henry L. Do
ry.
sth Allen Miller. 80; Robert osel. n.
At Cherry Valley, 3D. 5irs- Eliza France, a.
At Rochester, 4th. Mrs. Eliza Chapman, y. -
At Albany, 9th, Mrs. Mary NJ Lansing, 10; kopet. a.
LoyelaIid, 9.
AtRoyaton, Niagara Co. Feb. II, James BALDWIN. s.
At Fort Hunter, Montgomery Co 9Th, Mrs Harriet fut
nam, 26. y
soldier OF the Revolution, rs.
At Trenton, 9Th, Owen Smith.
AZ Farhayer, Mass. Mrs. LAF0S, wife OF Dr. laion,
late missionary 10 Sandwich Islands.
At Philadelphia, 5th, DR.. Sidney p Williams, ~.
AT Boston, I'd, Harriet p. Fletcher,
AZ Albany, It'll, LayiDia wilson, u.
At Mount Norris N Y. Feb, s5th, srs. Mary H. Hast-
ings, 81.
At Duxbury. Mass. I'd, Mailer JUDAH ALDEN, ",
Revolutionary soldier.
York.
ger 49, Susan j. Richards, %; Cordela Watson, 81 9TH
Mrs. Mary Dare 7o,i; ID. Jcseph L Bowker.
AT Trenton, Y. j. Feb %, Rev Samson Peters, ~.
Al Hanover. n. e. Feb. 4, JOSEPH PISNEo, q soicer
CT The Revolution, Sc.
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CITY AFFAIRS
aospAI.
Board OF Aldermcn-statea Meetinx.

P aS,s seaisssl.a in he &c cs,s i;
ns sn. = m IN Is 49, a. ,s5 1 f ngscss rr
~ al r,,e, IN NJ, t.r h M, srar. IL ~,
e 81, es,. n e1nse1,Se.ee NJ a S,ie in tie sses o. III
~ NJ ~ + NAE, eyees .,so far Ia 800, al
=; ESQ ssSst Ia tbs sn, e 81 eli de butrSsrs IN
Eankla Nafket 20 the xame effect OF the Trustees Of the
stson az ali The huteb.rs IL Tor The rsta
of The hw aowiog mea, be sold shops Toapponf
- ss AMI ne o;er "a. he PRISON Deua1ter Rcsnc.
ssnce sraast hay. sidewalks 4ist street. OF Anon G.
Se iat s ss y Vs s and Felix n Uno MAST IN
tror At ,boishne eet SHOES OF 5aicess Chltsa Mar
70 he ee E9S me sso.a He 81 Rfase 10
Il. VI M stresi. or, n 10 Isl Avenue regulated OF Enn
Wyko and o,he, have par: Of h ;i,set egulased Cf
to 9Th sslest or Peter smith be refunded - pad fer
aveeus ns ou betwesn lit md sch sree ofbnschets
Centre and Jefferson Markets, 10 have meal sops abolished
0fSmh and c..s for in Broya and HUDSON ,tsse
street. Pubic PARK OF J. RaSnean, for reduction o.
rent and extsrsiea o; case for the Baths II the BSts In
relation sewer in Liberty Rernonunce OF ispe
nnrd Stewart and Others. sewer Brooe and Hud
streets OF John A. Bunting or correction Of
PeoT:s Of Comriees-In iasof Of paving $40 10 Daniel
-ary pad by hl,n tSt Msasaiers hesnse saoptedL!n
on duty as one os IN. City Watch adop,ed-in favor Of
grading Fifth Avenne from Twenty bird to wensy- tah
adopsedIR favor OF ay!n ceain fhyseaHs for
Siss adoptcdln yor Of regulating and paving The Frs.
Avenue from Iweih 10 nrtsent STREET ana appointing
George Belts Collector afopea-tn iayor OF me eonnns
Of The for Sewer IA Stanton sest; sdSpe
Papers rom TIE bodrd O - SIuSTnee 70
change ard increase the PAGES 81 te roiS ssss
Civ Rali- Concurred in.
LIST s S s i' s'' ron 'ae 's avenue
Uan;shed BsinessRePoE. q the Committee on Streets
% Saops5 an the red the is
for the opening of The avenue.
Resol,ies-By The PresdentJIhai seyerai SaaI si
appointments be paid for SERVES, Adopted -,
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Upper Police.

1rsnls 7Hieres-Five boys named William Pepper,
Charles Balsteen Terence Mcee Joseph Welsh and John
R,ldin were arrested and committed for stealing %
worth of copper from yard Of the Connecticut Steam
bost CO. Mt the foot of 9h street. There had been SiVo
worth stolen within the Inst three weeks
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cate portis o The hu,s fr,me aai : nas,s
6ehnoyes rs Therefore % check the Est IS -
disease IL 70 dsnseous quarter i woaa 3 n sn s
aIfyred candle In powder magazine. as 20
mallory mady ssther bed he larSs OF M . tsS
neeeci admristr 9 s : r. results Of oar
ny-n eypeY;e,rr 81 fed pleasure in M ~,
BIta the sast sIsss M compliant ,raie
eesne hss ss nsented fsrhsI ane 4
~ ~ ~. nropriefor the pepo ess broscwsT
Far ale b. Druygt genesatiy tfrqusaoat ths isea
SsasP5.
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ou,o-A bill TO punish the crime of seduction
&C., passed the House of Representatives on The
A bin to abolish the Board of Public Works, and
revive the Board of Canal Commissioners. has pass
ed both houses
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DELLA wERsrEE AeArN.-S. G. W.. Rankin,
son Of Rev John Rankin, of Ripley, Brown County,
Ohio, has published in the Cincinnati Herald let
ter pronouncing Miss Webster's attempt TO excut
pate herself from the charge of aiding Fairbank IN
the abduction of Slaves TO be piece of deception
and falsehood. He says:
.n reference her story, prepared to say (and
there want of evidence to prove what alarm .at
is NOT true from beginning end That Miss Webster
aid accompany Fsirbank Ohio. know TO be true; but
that Mr. Allen and Miss Smith accompanied them to mp
lev Ohio and were married by John Rankin, know
to- be false Mr. Rankin heard or saw Of Mr. Allen
or Miss Smith.
In regard to her not knowing OF any a6dncton ard
never seeing the slaves or riding with them IN lhe hacS
together with Fairbanks am prepared to prove when ne
cessary that she lid ride with the slaves and that she did
hem" /
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U The Kneass Troupe of vosalisss have made ar anse,
usats with Signor Pafmo take the Tor snort
peIiod They appear tonight in 0peras The Virinan
Gall and have Put down the price 81
admisso, 10 Twenty-Five Cents Such proceeding will
insn 1, inll hnuss L---.-- - -
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! proper 1tera. aaal . srases,y a.r.l. :,

"a prope. beard, and SO gcuefe,y 5reti.
Now is be cot pleasant seeming uaaF
gIwhs would thiak ,hss such literal slc,aaoa made
from on, of old aassngers plays would arpi TO TIE rssai
,y But il does a, AM, onewho examines m,rn fsshcaa
Die e.,eriors a,ss decide Boards properly trimmed ase
the introduction of
HENRY,s CHINESE SHAVING CREAM,
is so delightful IN its application. and psas, TO the ssn
thu, TO rue can eompia OF The compound las eeea MAZDA
with nm exe.s reference 10 soothing qualities BIZ such she
cal combinations as are enjoyed from other Soap Try
and be satisfied.
Prepared and sold by A. s. SANDS CO.. chesns;s and
Druggists ss Broadway Chambers street Sold also
at 70 Fulton street and Eas, Broadway. PIcs 80 esn's
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rs The College of New-Jersey at Princeton
confainc oII students
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tween u and o'clock, as NJ. James Nicer and
another person whose name we did not learn, Were
passing on their return from one oil me iheaues,
the Ice House Of Mr.. Warner, at the corner Oh
Champs Elysees and Victory streets, me wan llon.
ing on Victory street fell out with tremendous
crash instantly killing Mr.. Nicer and breaking the
leg of his companion, who fortunately had heard
the cracking of the wall and endeavorsd to escape
BY sprirging from the sidewalk 10 the street
- IN o. Bee, Feb. q.
ANOTHER FATAL AFFRAY.--We regret 10 record
another case of siabsing IN this city, which result
cd in the death of Young man named Pierre Ira
pisnier, on Tuesday evening last. appears ,na.
a Mr. Bruneaa, also young man, had dispute
with the deceased, and that he received olo.'
upon which he instantly drew KNIFE ana aIteinpt,
ed 10 stab Trapignier bu, his hand was arrested and
The weapon taken from him. The deceased then
retreated. but Bsuneau followed HIM, and sszing
the handle of sword-cane 10 the possession 81
bysander, drew the blade and stabbed his ylchm
to The heart, killing him on the spot. Inns seems
the more distressing from the fact thai the parties
were formerly on terms OF intimacy, pom Oleoes,
respectfully connected, and the quarrel IS SAID to
have commenced IN Jest IN flcay uhe-
ANOTHER FarAI, AFraAY.-At Mobile, on the
18th ut an ARRAY occurred ~ the american Hotel, be
tween persons from Sumter county by the names Of
B. Cheney and Eigeheart, music teacher which resulted
tie latter being shot By revolving pistol Two balls en-
;eriny his right breast Immediately below the NIPPLE ana
causing mortal wound.
STEAMBOAT ExpLosIoS.-Ian Ltres Lost--in ne
Musccgee lGa.l Democrat says 9 Tie MAJ sieaniooa,
Syren, Capt Starpess, plying between mo
Apalachcla hay. burst Of her boilers on WEDNESDAY
night last about midnight the beat was rounans our
from Toneys landing, and killed at eass Len persons al
beonsins The crew. With .heezcepcn o. one oo,
who passenger. OF the Killed, six were whites a'o
enr blacks. among the son 81 Mrs Iey,
lad who acted in the capacity Of cabs boy Inc Gaps-
shroun aloft and fell into tie water so snicn ne
escaped unhur A LADY passenger was resnea Kun te
water BIZ one Of the engineers 6ne person was sasee D
the sinking OF the boat which feated CT pae 81 soon
which hai BEEN In on him b tie e1plosion eanse
OF explosion, defective boilers
BpEacu X TIE AusrRs AND ROCHESTER Rail-
goAp.-The RAIN Of Tuesday night caused sueh
rise in the Creek, al Railroad Mills thai some "
OF ice feet Of The Railroad was undeIralned SO inat
the ears could not pass The damage VIII, now
ever, be speedily repaired. Rochester ADV, 9TH.
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@ We cali attention to Dr. Banning's Lecture,
ct II O'Clock this evening" In Dr.. Adams Church. Brcoe-
street, on the cultivation Of good FORM and the phiose-
ply Of affections OF spine and weakness Of
Go and hear him.
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FEBRUARY IN LoulsraNA.-To give the asrlcultu-
raj editors at the North idea OF our Louisiana climate
VIC would state that Of mucanlis trees IN our garden
have been In leaf for three weeks and for the last
few DAYS we have been feeding SILK worms Peach trees
are now Feb 22 in blossom, and most Of the trees in THIS
region begin TO put forth leaves
ne The planters Banner printed at Franklin
Ua) offers TO give US set of the Weekly
Tribune TO supply the place Of that lost IN the
Ere. We are obliged to the Banner Tor this
favor, but have already supplied the deficiency
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RICH GOODS.

Just landed and received et ers<s various styles o.
ric6 DRESS GOODS, the most splendid and crpeastre
Fabrics and the richest eolnrings ever exhibited
Te attention of these who buy for the most
,,.Sssi - iaxitrt ~ BOWEN & SfcSAe1Ek,
Y,a I'm Is WIIara st OF bearer.
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Later from china.

By the arrival yesterday OF the spiena'o snip
Horaua, Capt. Palmer, after remarkably short
passage of sIidsys4frora Macao, we have inteill-
sence from China II days later than by previous
arrivals
Hi, gxccIeney NJ. Ia Grange, Minister of France to
ch. with his lady and suite. had arrived out in Che III
gate Cleopatra.
Heare.ta Hail. wife ofRevSs. j.. shuck, Missionary Of
the Americans Baptist Boarl, dis at Hong Kes on INC
9TH OF November. She excellent woman ana mas
lef family ofGye ehildrer- The European Police soe'
ed the privilege Of bearing her remains 20 the
Bank had been established ct Hong Kong ey tle
isf Government. 80.
Business at Canton wasdun The
geying Isd been dissraced change N t,e ... .,s
had broat INTO Office the OF LIN
Reying had bsen reduced grades in Is ,.1
course toward foreigners was tae cause :. ,s tro.
HE ,,.av gov soy,. OF tbs change
Missouri.
,rha Jeos,ature has disuicied TINS 'Slale toi ,ne
c,,;ce If Members Of Congress, con'rlvng 10 MAKE
sxery Distric LocoFoco To effect fms the DIS
,,;c,s have been made 10 take all conceivable
sh .s The Counties composing them respective
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wA1r.-An infant was left on the doorstep of
No. so Eldridgest about half-past on Sunday
evening. II was taken care of by the inmates OF
the house, and sent yesterday 10 the Aims House.
The name Of Sarah Jane Eldridge was given 1t by
its kind protectors.
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MARRIED.:

10Th, by the Mayor, John s. saapter to Hannah h.
AT Wilamsport, Pa. Feb. 25th by Rev. E. bradbury.
Thomas MycrI Esq of Kingston, Lnzerne county "a 10
Miss T. c. Vanderbilt, of the former place.
AZ Oxford, n. T. Feb 20, Thomas Baldwin to ReSecca
Buckley. ca.,,,,
At Cold Spring. 9th, VIM. Brown TO Elizabeth Ghiiten-
u' At Manlius, 5tl, walter Storm of SewYOrt. to zlsa
AT Angelica Feb. 25th oran II. yancuran 70 ocian a.
Umsbey; March !. WIN. Cranda to Mary Acvlcar;
At somervile n. Y. Feb. 4th, Lester Barney TO Maau
T. Wood y,r
Buren 2Tth Chaurccy Gordon to Nancy Fetteriy zs,n
John Gardner 10 Margaret Brayton sth Richard panel
TO Eleanor II. Prosser. ..
At HYDE Park 4t John Banker, of Poushkeepsie 10
AZ Pouchkeepsie. Maxwell Farren to Mary Hsimmeroth
Al Cooperstown 5ih, Edwin w. Wood, Of Fort Paii 70
Emily Colbirr. c., p.,
us, OF Nes-York. ,,,, ,,,,
At Ballston Spa 4th Jamn X. Backus to Eliza clark
At Buffalo 3D. Luke Harris to Louisa E. Curils AN,
H. jackson TO Frances 81 Conney Feb a6, Dr. Bryant
BurwelI TO Maria T. C. Rathbone.
At Decit Feb. %, Harvey 0. Weed, Of Sew-fork, e
Helen l.. Platt.
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wospERrur. EscApE-Henry Wolff, who was
thrown from sailboat into the East River near
Turtle Bay on Saturday, and was most undonot-
ngly supposed to be drowned, presented himself 10
his astonished and ove1oyed family on Sunday 1t
appears that he swan to the Long lsiana shore'
walked TO williamsburg, crossed the ferry on
Sunday morning and walked home to his relatives
who were mourning him as dead.
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i, a,e AL follows I:

There have been nineteen new Counties ioinea
this session, not named above, but included IN the
Districts Of tho Counties from which they are re-
.snecfiyely 1aken
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Court calendnr-TH. DAY.
,,,.x prras-Sos "a - So q. 20. IL L. 10, 81, Sc,
CITY INTEL LIG ENC E
- - MONDAY.
r:orrt OF sessions.

~
tssr, the REcorpr7 and Aldermen DRAKE and BUNTING
81 C. PlTEhsos, Esq, District Ariorney.
49, or HrSEr " RAeGE FOE FckGElY-Coutinued.
Mr. Cockefair Police c1cer was exsninea on .ns p, ~
,he nrsecu;;ou The then rested on me part OF
,ha ,zople md Mr Shepherd opened fcs the asience
5aue ,estifed that The afternoon Of the 3sss Az
gust Rage, whom he attended ron soIe reg vaas ~, ~.
cock in company with another man lwhom me Ooetos
ns,oc 10 get his leg dressed which being doue within ~
minutes Rage up Warren-srect TO SroadWay- tihe
where sanders and Ragge proved TO have met
between ard ocockat the store corner Of Sana anG
Church streets about half mile from Dr. Doanes ONCE
Mr. J. NJ Smith, Jr OF counsel for Nr. RsgSe- moved
tho Court to direct the District Attorney 70 select which
cunt Of the indictment he intended to 90 to the jury upon
aud TO rely evidence The Court declined to direct
the District Attorney. Exceptions take,
ar Smith then requested the Court 10 permit the coun-
sci for defence to read the testimony Of Mr. Otter Wit
ness for defence delivered the former trial. to prove
an al-bu the District Attorney opposed the application
rs violation Of the law of eydencc-ani the court could
not permit the former nouy of Otter (who now at
sentl to beread-
Letters Of credit &c showing extent the 5000
character OF Ragge were given In evidence.
The counsel for defence introduced Mrs Ulshoecr Of $?
Canal street. where Rage and wife boarded to show rEat
hour he went cut "a little after three the 2lst Auust
TO 70 10 Dr. Doanes Office get his leg dresscd and that
he had goue the same hour for several days preS
fer the purpose Several witnesses tessanen 10
the previously good character OF kage also per
sons In Dernerara recommending him to persons here as
man of good character The testimony hare Closed anu
Mr. L. B. Shepard summed up the on the part OF the
defence Mr. Shepard after eloquent address OF an ho
closed and was followed BY 3r. Phillips the Deputy Dis
tct Attorney for the PEOPLE. Mr. Smith, for the teenee
replied, and the summing up was closed BY the Dstct Az
The Court then adjourned Tho Recorder viii charge
the jury at the opening Of Court Tuesday morning.
Superior Court.
Before Chief Justice JONES and Judges OAKLEY and VAN
DElPooL- -szat
Decisions. 80
Adeine Pool and E. Ferris. exertx, Sc Estate John
~fAa1 ubera
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TExAs.-By the arrival of the steamship Netr-
York. Capt Wright, in 80 hours, we are IN pos
session of dates 10 the 22d inst. The news Is un-
important.
The President has issued Proclamation re,
by the Government to authorize individuals to tit
out and arm Vessels Of War or Privateers. for the
purpose Of wagiug hostties by sea against Mexico.
Robert S. Herndon has been confirmed by the
Senate assCol!ector of Customs for the District OF
H. A. Cobb. Consular Agent for the French Gov
eminent has published Card disavowing that he
is an Agent for NJ Castro's Colony
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rIhs following notice having been incorrectly
,..e number. ovtng 70 the caresessness OF
=, nan, ,r,ss.t according to the copy seat TO me
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The new Bill of Fae at ,hs American Museum, cor
.nsed he large audience winch assembled iast night u sse
the storm iarghf LII full of fun aud hnrhog 1h,s
evening the bill is rch,
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ry.s;seron Mouroe Charleston sE1n- n Rogen. Snow.
Boston Steamer CupaberIsad coisy AID h sfoekson
3Trired@sehr Elir.btsh Ann sicClesn fpu Baltimore
Rsio.r-one ship ore Ba-k and four br1ss-
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s1 TrpnAscz.-Dr. Elliott the celebrated Temper
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~f' ---u---
e. The Supreme Cou.t Of New-JeIsey has res
pited he na sentcncs in faa cases Of the murderer
Carter and Pk Until the ns1t tenn m order to afford
them opportunity of being heard upon VIII OF ErroF N
the Court of Appeals or of making an application to the
hardening power under the new Constitution
& The Renart of the Joint Committee CT the
Ieyisiatre ON me subject Of State Llnac Asylum
sens the case strongly and vorabyand, as we trust the
resu. wiz shew prevainey. There we believe but one
t,, emf among ,he people concerning the expeency Of
iediae legislative action, and there are ndi
cations tfat The Legislature VII adjourn without re-
Spending 10 the general desire lNeEar1 Adv
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xagacaSTIIE AGgNCY-REMogl,Ilss Al, nsm 50.
VI bers have removed their Mefcann;s Se N fos1
siey oceuuiesa By the Branch Pos ofsce, ,s@i ~
ExsGsEge s,rcelsentrancn 90 fIf rTvf rhYPtN y W.
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THs HUTCHINSON FAInY.-We understand that
this family OF vocalists the remembrance OF whom among
the people Of New-Yor "fesh yesterday are to
ms again In the course Of next week. We predict for
them brilliant reception. Domestic Addiction may inps-t
tone Of sadness TO teir warblnss bu. who win not be
a.Hrf,ted TO hear them.
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M j. AUGUSTUS SHEA, Esq. will lecture at Gin
ton Hall this evening" on the Efficacy OF Moral
Power in the attainment of National Rights. lhe
immediate alusion is Of course 10 the struggle OF
Ireland for Legislative Independence, but the pr-
cipes ninvolved are worthy Of universal con-
sderaton and acceptance. MIR. Shea has made
himself thoroughly familiar with his subject, and
will exhibit it in light deeply interesting 10 the
Phianthropist and the lover Of Freedom and Pro-
sress We bespeak for him general hearing
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DIR. BANNING on SPINAL DISEASE.

To the Editor. Of The Tribune:
Allow me to call the attention of your readers to the
lecture Of Dr. BANNING Spinal Affections this evening,
at the Central Presbyterian Church, Broome street, near
Crosby. Those who attend WILL II am not mistaken en-
JOY an intellectual treat beside hea,ins something ees
nee respecting the origin and treatment Of class Of c
easss which have hitherto received but very imperfect and
temporary relief from the ordinary medical
have enjoyed the opportunity Ct hearing but one OF Dr.
b. course OF lectures from this specimen am fully
satisfied that he is able bring sound and accurate se
tinc Deductions the encidaon OF very difficult subject
Many Of the serious complaints OF weak and nervous per-
sons are conclusiyely shown TO arise from mere nsanied
dsarranseuent of the parts OF the system, and durable
without medcne-not homeopathic dase being ne
oessary The subject Is certainly worthy the attention Of
the Faculty generally from several Of the most eminent OF
whom the principles advanced by the Lecturer have re-
ceved entire APPRECIATION DIR. B. is evidently man OF
Disciplined mind ard an original turn Of thought BIS de-
livery abounds with lively expressions and flcitous Illus
trat;ou and seldom Will those who attend public lectures
either for pleasure or profit md themselves more richly
rewarded han by devoting hour TO hear him this even
Ing.
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M.erSsrr,u Asp HaESoLoGY.-ws call attention
20 tls advertisement of Prof Rodgers IN another column
from which 1t VIII that he proposes to give e1hioi-
tos on these subjects in various parts Of the city,
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,.nn pfemin o. tIe IhH y
-. heen awarded yen after year 70 G.
.ne 'e''ea ,r ~. MeaJie Tablet, with for
sanhaers 70. ,"e ,s ssct a. hone without using oil
des, NO. slss Leeona ,e rzor with fns
OF WAFER. ue @ 40 Of ea Ynpns can be sep,s
smooth edge: 70 na. WE ,s.onrs 10 cutler or barber
peiecs oesr wnous (. ,s r Easand s1
IS used and ,sa zeo,een IL this county 10
- and limitations nnumsra
BE which can easily be detected by TIE coane ara
ce Of what Is called the Tablet nte te or nab LEA
.uiootS and poIsed Ma9aasto iSs s ss easEy
nIss p 80 bsJ l2p1 no' :"
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