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WELL stranger where are you from \" said landIady OF
Arkansas her guest "Why madam am nov from BAL.
timore Maryland but born and brought IN In Massa
chusetts Boston, said the gentleman Amt that where
the Yankees live Law me you The very man I have
been looking after this long time my click Is ola of fir
calculated the old lady. in ecstacies Of ioy.
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We are requested to state that, in addition to the
gentlemen named in the call Of the meeting, Mr..
Senator METcALFE, Of Kentucky, will address the
Wings Of Washington this evening, at the Wing
Platform
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"A 1,amrnoth steamboat launched a, New York on
Monday ening, said 10 be the largest in tie world designs
Cd TO ply between New York and Albany Her length
feet wheels 40 feet and engines Of great power with
ts1gth stroke Is fee; II is expected that will make the
passage from New York 10 Albany and back in one day.
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R&soLurrox-PuBLrc, No. IL. ]

JOINT RESOLUTION to change the location of light
house on Lake SUPERIOR in the State OF Michigan.
Resolrd Jy the Senate and House Of Representatives. Of
the United States Of America in Congress assembled, That
the Secretary Of the Treasury be and hereby is authorized W
he deem expedien to change the site of the lighthouse
authorized by the act Of March third eighteen hundred ana
forty to be constructed Copper Harbor Fort Viii
kns Lake Superior, in the State Of Michigan, TO more
suitable place said lake ProUdd Such change shall not
The Of construction to exceed the approPr-
alton made for such purpose by said act
Approved, July TO- ls1s.
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[PUBLrc-No. sal

AN ACT concerning the taking of official oaths in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
ofe United States Of america in Congress assembled That
all official oahs required by law to be taken by officers Of the
United States may, in the District Of Columbia be admin
sered and certified by any Of the Judges Of the Cir
cult Court by the Judge of the Criminal Court Of the said
District.
Approved, June IS, ls4s.
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Al ExrEsavE PKacH oRcHARD.--Mr. James Cassidy,
Of Cecil county, Maryland has peach orchard Of 10000
trees Of % varieties They will yield this about
60 600 baskets half Of which has been contracted for.
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nRITIsH EssAYIsTs.--The Taller .rd the Guar
ID dian both complete in volume with notes and in.
dex. London copy
The Rambler the Idler the Adyeniucr and the Connos-
seur the four complete IN volume octave. London
The Spectator, complete in volume London copy
with notes and general index. r. TAYLOR.
DURkE,s wORks.-The works of Edmund Burke,
II with Memoir in three vols The Miscellaneous works
OF Henry Mckenzie, Esq. Hovit's Home, ard Hsuuts
the most eminent British Poets Louis the Fourteenth
the Court OF France in the century, by Mis-
Pardow. D'Isrses Sketches Of English Literature.
For sale by X. FARNHAM,
Jolly 81 Corner Of Penn. avenue aud fith street.
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lREsoLUrroS-PuBL1c, No. 8.

RESOLUTION authorizing the presentation TO the Gov
eminent of France of series of the standard weights and
measures of the United States, and for other purposes
Rsolred by The Senate and House Of Representatives. of
the United STATES Of america in Congress assembled That
the Secretary OF Stale be directed furnish Alexander Vatte
complete series Of the standard weights and
of the United States in the Department of State,
to be presented the Government Of France and that he
furnish the Joint Committee the Library twenty five
copies of Little and Browns edition Of the laws Of the United
States to be disposed of by them for the purposes of nea
tional exchange.
Sec ?. And be further reSoved, That copies Of
the works of the Exploring expedition published, and
equal number Of such Of the works Of the may
hereafter be published be placed the disposal Of the Joint
Library Committee Of Congress- for the purposes of nterna
tonal exchange
Approved, June 80, ls4s.
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AN All making appropriations for the service Of the Post
Office Department for the year ending the theh Of june
eighteen hundred and forty-nine.
BE enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
q the Uaied STATES Of America in Congress assembled,
That the following Of money be and the hereby
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[PuBLIc-No. Sill
AN ACT to change the of the steamboat " Charles
Downing" TO the calhoun"
BE enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives.
ofhe United States of america Congress assembled That
the collector Of the port of Charleston in the State of South
Carolina, be and he hereby authorized issue enrolment
and license for the steamboat called the Charles Down
ing in the Iame of the Calhoun !" the thereof
William A. Carson, paying the usual fees, and complying in
oil respects with the laws regulating the granting of enroll
ments and licenses to vessels employed in the coasng
said enrolment shall state in addition 10 the usual description
that the former Of said steamboat the Charles
Downing, and that it changed by authority Of this act
ROBT g. WINTHROP,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
G. M. DALLAS,
Vice President Of The United STATES, and
Presidentcf the Senate.
Approved, June %, ls4s. JAMES K POLK.
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[PuBLIc-No. So |

AN ACT to reestabh the collection district Of Brunswick
in the State Of Georgia.
BE enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives
ofthe United States of america Congress assembled, That
much of the entitled An relating col
lection districts and for other purposes approved June if
teen eighteen hundred and foyfour relates the col
lection district of Brunswick in the State Of Georgia. be and
the same hereby repealed and the said district hereby
established and restored in all respects before the
passage Of said act
Approved, July 10, ls4s.
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The last accounts from HAyrI, received in New
York, report all quiet
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appropriated for The service Of the Post Office Department Tor
the year ending the theh Of June eighteen hundred and
out Of moneys in the Treasury arising from
The revenues OF the said department ia conformity to the act
OF the second Of July, eighteen hundred and thirty six
namely
For the transportation Of the mails within the United States
two million four hundred and ninety five thousand seven
hundred dollars.
For transportation of the mails between Charleston South
Carolina, and Havana, by way Of Key West, calling az
Savannah, under the contract made with M c. Moideca
fifty thousand dollars And for transportation of the mail by
said line by other steamers to such other places the
Of Florida the Postmaster General may deem practicable
and expedient, five thousand dollars
For transportation by steamships between New York and
Bremen, according to the contract with Edward Mills author
lied by the Ac to provide for the transportation Of the mail
between the United States and foreign countries" approved
March third eighteen hundred and foyfve four hundred
thousand dollars
For compensation to posmasers, one million seventy Eve
thousand dollars
For ship, steamboat and way letters twenty five thousand
dollars.
For wrapping paper, eighteen thousand dollars
For office furniture, Gin the Offices Of posmnsters) three
thousand dollars
For advertising, thirty five thousand dollars.
For mail bags, twenty five thousand dollars.
For blanks, eighteen thousand dollars
For mallocks, keys, and stamps five thousand dollars
For the detection and prevention Of mail depedatons and
for special agents, twelve thousand dollars.
For clerks for Offices Gin the offices Of posmasers) two
hundred and thirty thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous flty-fve thousand dollars
Sec O. And be further enacted That in case the reve-
nues OF the Department. referred to in the first section Of this
act shall insufficient the foregoing appropna-
ton then any deficiency that may thus shall be paid
of any money the Treasury otherwise appropriated
Approved, July 10, ls4s
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[PuBLIc-No. GIL

AN ACT to extend the provisions Of existing pension laws
to enlisted men of the ordnance corps of the United States
army.
BE enacted the Senate and House of Representatives
United States Of america Congress assembled That
the acts of Congress granting pensions soldiers disabled by
wounds otherwise, while in the line Of ths duty in public
service shall be construed to apply the enlisted Of the
same non-commissioned officers acers mu-
scans and prvates of other corps Of the army subject
the limitation that in such shall the pension exceed
the rate of eight dollars per month.
Sec 2. And be ii further enacted That those enlisted
of the ordnance department who have served or may
in Mexico during the with that country shall
titled TO and shall receive the bounty land may
be allowed by law to other regular troops the of the
United States and under like limitations and restrictions
Approved, July 10, IS4S.
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[PUBLIc-No. So.
AN ACT to authorize the issuing Of register the schoo
ner James.

BE endctedby the Senate and House of Representatives.
ofe United STATES Of America Congress assembled That
there be issued under the direction of the Secretary of the
Treasury register enrolment for the schooner James,
mery British vessel, but owned by Timothy Carman
citizen Of South Oyster Bay Queens county, State Of New
York; and which said vessel having been wrecked and
demned the south shore Long Island purchased by
him, and which he has caused be repaired Providd II
shall be proved the satisfaction Of the Secretary Of the Trea
suy that the cost Of the repairs made the United States af
ter the purchase of the said vessel by the present
ceeds three ouhs of the original of building vessel of
the same tonnage in the United States.
Approved, June %, ls4s.
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The Boston Atlas publishes private letter, adj
dressed 10 gentleman of that city, from which we
copy the subjoined:
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION THIRTIETH coNoREs
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MEDICAL.


NOTICE.
farmer SnRfW OLIVER in the WHOLE
SALE AVID REIAII DRuG EsFABLIsHMENTs corner IT <
or ntmber al years psst conducted Jointly BY S
under the style IF Andrew Otlver a. 20, mas c f
2thai hitherto done BY the old house Ny stock OF
80 DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
~ SU.,GICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERfUMERY,,
- embEedg, as intend shall, every article needInI
ID the Heads OF families Planters and Country Dealers VIII
not D. eSceee IN excellence Of quality or eaonablenesso oil
'neey Sny s' 2 hogss l9 he tI2dsi While as
orders can be addressed with confidence and certainty
Of hay ing them properly and faithfully attended TO- pre-
IL The usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
u 70 the following among other articles embraced in
mypcsent extensive STOCK direct attention:
500 IL CamphOl; l0o Ii Tartartc Acid
$50 Ipecac; l59 Seidlitz Mixture:
$50. Rhubalr; 59g :. Cream Tartar
80 :. RoeRells Salts; 80 :, Gum Opium, Turkey
300 " Sup. c rb. Soda: 500 Extract Llconce
CHEMICALS;
fJOCo< SuIp Quinine; 200 OF. Iodine;
50 :. Morphine; Y :. lodide Mercury
Is . Tannn; 10 :. stTyehnine
700 ;. fodite POTASH g. yyeTatInei
100 is Calo,.ei English; 80 il Blue Mass;
200 . American; 100 " Corrosive Sublimatei
100 ;. Red Precpitate: 20 Lunar Caustic
Shenran's Preparations; iodine ,LaRIment pill.
FaInestocks . Soothing Syrup;
Comstock's Wnghts Indian Pills.
s%ayne' syrup Wild Cherry Anu. bilious do;
Sqrapa.& Tar Pills. Bul's Ext Saraparilla;
WistaTs Balsp "a WildCherry Peetier's Syrup .
Coleman S Rit'eH; Sands's
GqnOnhGa Mixture; TOwnsend's .
Eahnestoek's Vermfuge; Dead Shot;
Keelfs - Swaim's Vemifuge;
Canadian - Carpenters fisherman g do;
Henry's Genu ne Ragnesa Peters Pills;
Beck with Pills; Brandeth's Pills;
Morrison spills; PARIS Pills
Alpha an Oipega Pills; Sappington' Pills;
Banned Nin9n ThOm's Extract Copaiba;
leitZer a perit Mt Murray Fluid Magnesia;
Mrs Gar liner Iyerw0Ft aFsapania and Wild Cherry
rhine Is LiDiment Bitters:
Billings Astrngehtoyrap' HUI: KENNEDY,
Successor to ANDREW OLIVER Il Co.
NIL I'm Bienviie and Charities SITS.
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talnt m Their operations by any other PREPARATION
ponaded ior similar purposes. now before the public.
hese opSclcs are combinations of approved medicines,
minging the excellent qualities Of each medicine into
sanapye whole so as TO produce most efficient compounds,
which have never yet been known fail tits impossible
NATURE or herwse host of facts might be advanced
snow the Doad and deep foundation upon which the char
acter o. these Specifics rests for support. Long sanhng
cases OF C0R9Trhd, teet Structures Pains In tie I0
5DecLtOls 81 tie kfdneys GFGpet, Burning the
dTg Fdssdges ETC. etc. have yielded the command
nViciDe andoes, and instances of SYPHILIS of the
lnveerae description have fled before their most astonishing
The preparation is, without doubt the most esctua rem
ey ever discovered and has cured many obstinate diseases
alter every other medicine had failed In improved form
Is nearly asteess, and effects ornament the
space o. me or siD days without restriction to diet
posture or business Besides this important advantage il
never leaves the part subject to that troublesome weakness
That occurs often after the of other medicines generally
prescribed and taken in the first stage of the d ease
VIII arrest the discharge and remove all unpleasant feelings
ID lew days In ong.p0iracted chronic stages of the
diseases IN obstinate Gleets Female Complaints such
Whs ETC. It Is without doubt, the most effectua remedy
We do not offer these Specifics as PANAcEA or cure
every tng, but Tor the above named author
lzed by DIS Leroy and Peletier of Paris he inventoFs
70 guaranty a cure, under forfeit of $500.
we would here remark that these Mixtures have been be-
Lore the public of Neweans for the last nine years and
they have universally proved effieaeious.
IL ca UTTON.-Bsaodre Of a base CouHterteitsr zokO
SetS punous ana injurious article. Rec6iect the Oa
5geRt an United States IS A DONNAUD, No 10 CARON-
DELFT STREET, bet1oeeR Canal and Common.
t-R A Treatise Structures be had gratis
~ All private consultations free Of charge M
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Cup CoD.pr,pI ISsoLUTIoN

he i COPARTNERsHLP heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the AUCTION and Commission bnsi
ness Is THIS DAY dissolved by mutual consent
y y. PlERSON Is charged with the settlement of the
business OF the firm. j. o. PIERSON
49, m, j. A, B0NNEVAI..
:, ~ The subscriber win continue the AUoTIoE Avn
COMMISSION business, and viii act as General Rrota1 ~
ne sale and purchase Of Real Estate Negroes and ali Other
New Orleans Aug, ,Is4s, " N''I ans6
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l'O THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS.
EASEs-The reputation of the writer well estsb-
shed that all that those who have been
50 unfortunate to have contracted OthOse dread
n diseases known and called Secret DISEASES any part
their various FORMS Is that the writer after
ul practice OF twenty years confined strict Veneea
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood (havng treated and
eEtu many numerous VINO were past an nope, many of
without ceivng any benefit is enabled to offer You posi-
lively safe, certain and speedy Should any of the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement thew
would do well 10 call at No. 80 CUsToMHoUgE sTREET
before applying elsewhere and avail themselves OF the hene
FITS Of the subscribers long and successt experience
nI5H B. r. MULLEN So f,nstonhonse AZ
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oARRIAGE NIANUFAoToRY.

yHE has been extended very ibeF-
ally the lastseven years, while in Com ar 81
street. has induced US the last summer It7 IL 5F
20 erect large building expressly for manu- E&f8
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES 2A&-s--SeE---
We have now Of the largest Shops in the Southern
and the best of materials to build any style of Carriage to
order and guarantee them two used IN the country
We also better prepared than before for repairing
Carriages and them almost to their original beauty
end durability although apparently out and useless
We Will freight carriages sent to repair. We Will,
also, keep hand assortment Of New and SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES which will be sold low. Old CARRIAGES
those wanting New Carriages their old ones repaired, to
call at Mandatory and Repository and Judge for them
selves, at the corner of GR.4HIER and C.7RONDELET
Streets door to the Office of the Commercial Water
Works, rear of the st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans.
d5 SIN MATTHEW'S & DEGMAN.
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= ~ 49, - 50 va A 80 -
for the cure of GonOrrhea,
elect, Structures, Venereal
diseases, etc, etc.
Untiring research, travel
and labor. combined to the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice. have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians to make various
highly important discover
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepare
tions to the human family.
Doctors Leroy and PeletieI
fearlessIy hazard the asseF-
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
qualed, either for their
curative properties or for
mlldness, safety and GER
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-. a GARD.

ENQR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED -
knowing tle extreme hazard which strangers nm in
consulting Physicians for the cure Of private diseases
o"lng % he utter 9sguaieatons Of those who profess
sueh cases deem to be nothing but an act Of
i9wsTds Ihe gRlOunstey afflicted as well as sheer
Jnsuee 70 IT MI LLEN, No. SO CUsToMHopsR sTp Evr
g State that IN the 1916 sorey afflicted with sVpb
IL, h Us worst and most appalling FORM and for several
@ ogether was under the best regular medical pratice
Soua oDtain IN New Orleans without being at benefit
Indeed grew worse AT length heard Of Dr. Mol
sn great reputation. applied to him. and to my great
Joy ~ tnee weeks he restored perfect health Sub
scnosd New Ohesns. Jan. 2. 1S47
nl5 e sAMUEL ROBERTsON-
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A CoNTRAsT-A writer in the London Standard
Of Freedom contrasts, in very probable manner,
the advantages Of emigration 10 America, compared
with emigration to Australia. He says that in the
United States, distant 5000 miles, the richest and
most productive land can be Immediately bought at
the low rate of 81 or 81 % per acre, while in
Australia, 10000 miles from England, the lowest
price at which Government will put up TO anction
the worst land, is about five times as much.
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aM ossELMAN ZINC.D for Roofing.

70 q , , = = NJ a y q : " Is IUI hUOIIuNs
TNHE subscribers agents for the sale of the Viee Mon
tagne Co 50 celebrated SH EFT ZINC would call the
attention Of Builders and Others to this article. (wten used
Of proper thickness and quaY0 durable aud economical
article for Roofs Il has been used roofs Europe fol
thirty without repar and apparently good
as when first 1t particularly calculated for the
roofs OF large buildings Churches Sugar Houses &c. Cir
cuf giving all the requisite information on III subject
ton STARK nav SIT AI3FFER Isl Coz
NJ I'm dezW corner Canal and MAGAZINE streets.
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wooD. oHAReozo2AAII4 TAR PITCH, SAND,

TTsE subscriber, having the Oldest establishment on the
NEw BASIN for the sale Of the above articles keeps for
sale the hest OK, saSH, BLACKJACK HICKOR y
and PIIyIEPEyVE WOOD. which viii be sold al low
prices Fair measurement given, and delivered free Of cart
age, at sholt nouce.
~ ORDERS eif-at The Office, No IS SHELL Roam side
Of NEW BASIN will be promptly attended to; or orders left
in Order Box Mr. John Hewlets Exchange previous to
o'clock A. NJ viii be tiled on that day. after that time
they will be punctually attended 10 on the next day
nos Tr, / WHITE
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sy- A ioyous-looking Taylor friend Of ours was
walking in the street the other day. hls portly per
son arrayed in a very comfortable cloak Where
did Won get your new cloak from % was the query
of an acquaintance. Oh, only present" was
the reply But il is rather too short for You,
continued the quesloner. s'Yes, and so was Cass 8
vote, or | should not be wearing it ;" and the
cloak and the wearer passed on-Aberdeea Chiss)
Independent
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"A GkOJEkA and SHIP LIlANDLERY. situated IN
convenient e the haboII his establishment, which wei
known, ana mas an exceteni Of custom viii be sold
the most advantageous condifions and s is delivered
loThElih. There Is ako a NEGRO NAN and 4 Harbos
1t 81 separately
Forlarther particulars apply to Nj. G. sCHMIDTs No
81 GFRYief street, n 2m
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INDIFFERENCE The President elect Of this
great republic, General Taylor. has an old favorite
e fle person of a negro whose skill on the violin
Il so well known in the neighborhood Of the Gene
RAILS residence that it would be superiuous for US
10 praise his many efforts to please his old master.
II 4 The habit Of the General when his other en-
gaeemenls permit, 10 call Dick, (the cognomen Of
lie aforesaid negro,l with his violin, to while
away an hour. day or two after the late Presi-
dental election, Dick was in his accustomed place,
saving away for the amusement Of Old lack, and
Keeping up desullory conversation with the Old
hero Dick had tried several times to speak OF
something which he was anxious should be known.
He at length plucked up courage, and said; Has
YOU heard de news dis mornin' massa Taylor
The old General looked moment at Dick, who
had ceased the use of the bow, and then said, NO
What is il, Dick J"
WHY" said Dick de teumgraf, and every
body else SEE Won IS lected President Of desc United
States :"
g Well, what Of that Play away, Dick.
We left Dick fddling away for the amusement of
President Taylor and sought the first boat for Gin
cinnati.- Cincinnati NonpareiL
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ponK.s- STATIONERY.

Dr. HALL, 1877 Canal anal Street .giir,e oss
~, fne xi9ff9E CONSUMPTION &C. sold at a Camp
-, II New Orleans, by [u2l III .B. STEEL.
AEFERToAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE & ARTS
1-,rrs WORK. published By MessTs. B. 4 B. Sillman,
b+e,V Hsven Conn nay be found at WELD 4 cos
"a 10 GIMP Street ihe Agents, who now prepared
10 receive subscriptions for IT,
ALSO
THE WING REVIEW.--Phe present number Of this
M ino II viii eontan-amOng Others there are TO be
two large sizg steel plates Of GEN r. TAYLOR and MIL
We e. are 40 Agents for BLACKWOOD's MAGA-
ZINE. FDINBURG NORTH-BRTTlSH. WESTMlN-
sfr75' ma 4 ONION QUARTERLY REVIEWS.
= "a WELD & CO., ~ Camp 81.
-BOUSsIHGAULT'S CHEMISTRY.
FUGTfeceiyed BY WELD & CO., No. ~ Comp street.
j CHEMISTRY APPLIED TO AGRICULTU RE by
7 Y Roussugault OLE