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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-03-13
March 6, 1850.

0T We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM D. PATTON, as a candidate
for Delegate to represent the counties of
Belmont and Monroe in the Convention to
change, revise or amend the Constitution
Of the State. fH lF''
@ We are authorized to announce
EDWARD ARCHBOLD, Esq. as can
didate for Delegate to represent the coun-
ty OF Monroe in the Convention to change.
revise, or amend the Constitution of tbe
State. aH' "a -4.,ra.-i ,..!.,.I
~ We are authorized to announce
WIN. c. WALTON, Esq, as candidate
TOR l'elegate to represent the county of
Monroe in the Convention TO change, re.
wise, or amend the Constitution ofthe State.
-. For the Spirit of Democracvn ~
MIR. EDIToR-The Legislature of Ohio
having fixed the first of April as the day for
electing Delegates to the Convention to
change, alter or amend the Constitution of
the State, it is time the people were look.
ing around them for suitable candidates
for that important and responsible position.
|, with number of other citizens, pre.
sent to the consideration of the people the
name Of JAMES r. NORRIS; and hone
that he will consent to be candidate for
delegate for this County. A VOTER.
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A DMINIsTRAToR,s sALE.-Rv v;,,r

n of an order from. the court of common pIess
Of Moaroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale on,
the premises. tpublc outcry, on Wednesday, the.
10th day Of April, 1850, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. m. and o'clock p M, of said day. The
following land, lying in said county, as the prop,
erty OF Samuel Stewart, now deceased, to w.t.
The south half Of the north east quarter Of
rs, in township and range 5, containing 90 acre.
more or less, on the following terms-One tLird
IN hand one third in six MONTHS and the residue in
IL months, with interest from the day of saIe.
the deferred payments to be secured by rnortesYe
or otherwise. GEORGE CLINE Adn,s-s
mar TO- iooU. OF Samuel Stewart, deed.
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE CoTNTYl as
Adam Kindle and his wife. whose christian nsns
is unknown, residents Of the state Of Illinois: and
the children and heirs of Joshua Strsachberry. IA.
ceased, OF Morgan county, Ohio, whose names are
unknown, will take notice that James Cullen. Al.
mlnstrator OF the estate Of William Streachberrv.
deceased, on the lIth day Of March A. D.. 1850.
hled In the Office Of the Clerk of the Court al
Common Pleas Of said County Of Monroe. peH,
ton for on order to sell, tor the payment Of ~
debts Of said estate, the south west quarter Of hs
south west qusrter of section No. 10, tovnshin
NO. Z, OF range No 8, containing Al acres inors -
less; lying and being in said county Of Monroe.
II 80. JAMES CULLEN,
~" 10 looo. Admr Of VIM. Sueachbsny,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF GossALyE MONTHS.
QUIoU-We learn from the So Louis Union of tho
Goth that on Tuesday evening. during tho tenn
Porsry absenae of Raymond Montesquiou and
Count Cissac, this unfortunate man attempted the
commission Of suicide by swallowing about two
ounces of laudanum, which he obtained from the
trunk of his brother. On the return of Raymond
and NJ. Cissac, they found Gonsalve laboring under
great excitement and pacing the room. He APP
preached Raymond, and bidding him adeu,
handed him a note, which he requested might not
be opened until morning Alarmed at tho manner
Of bis brother, Raymond broke open the paper and
read, "I die this night by poison" Medical az.
sistance was Immediately procured and with much
difficulty, as Gonsalve stoutly resisted, the lauda.
mum was extracted, by means Of the stomach
pump. The progress OF the trial was, In conss-
quencs of his continued illness, suspended on
Wednesday.
The PInArrs COMMITTED pirates OF the
schr. j. b. Lindsay, Ieft here yesterday morning
in charge OF officers Guy and Butt for Richmond,
where they are to be tried at the November term.
Norfolk Herald a.
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=, COMMISSION ON CLAIMS AGAINST MExIco-
pnas1'HgtoH, IAUrsday June %, 1850 - rns
noard met pursuant to adjournment: Prescott a
tne members The memorial Of Thomas o Lar
kin late United States Consul at Monterey. Of Cal.
lorna, claiming for supplies furnished TO the Mexi
can Government OF that territory ia ls4S and isi6
the amount Of which, war meantime inserva,ing
he could not recover from the Mexican Govern
ment, was submitted, examined, and ordered 10 bs
received The Board then taking up for considera.
ton the memorial OF James Kelley, vessels mate.
claiming for imprisonment, and consequent loss OF
property, at Monterey Of California, in 1870. to-
gether with the proofs and documents connected
Herewith, came to an opinion that the claim afore.
said valid one against the Republic OF Mexico !;
and the same was therefore allowed accordingly,
the amount to be awarded subject to the future &C.
ton Of the Board. The Board then adjourned un-
I'll IL AN 10 morrow.
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GOLD PLACER on THE AKKASsAs.-The Pan
Buren, IRteiiIgencer states that a letter has been
received from Mr.. b. +. johnson, q respectable
citizen of Cane Hill, In Wa ihingt0n County, stating
that gold has been found in different places for q
distance Of seventy miles commencing at a point
about 200 miles above Fort Gibson, in the bed Of
the Arkansas River, also in Cottonwood Creek.
and Little Arkansas. In all those places It was
found in the sand under the water, and having no
machinery or other means TO work for it 10 the
water, the party OF which Mr.. Johnson was a mem
Der only took sufficient quantity to test the value
of the particles found. A company of Cheroke,s
left, on the 10th alt. for the placer. and party
will start from Cane Hill, the lat Of August for
the same destination. An invitation is extended
to all who may be DESTROYS Of joining the expedi
ion
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SCHOOLS.
I'm VI 7 OAk 4 = =
Of HOTELS, BOARDING
AN OPPORTUNITY

TO PROpRIETOhS OF HOTELS, BOAkDlNb-
SCHOOLS AND BOARDlNG-HOUSES.
THE ADVERTISER, being proprietor Of he Irving II.
j suu.s property al TsrrytOwD, occupied for twelve
wears pat a. boardl gsch0O, ia desrous Of retiring
nom lie business asd would be glad 10 dispose VI ms
property reasonable terms; allowing, II desired two
hirds OF purchase money 10 remain on bond and mort
gage II sold before Ostober next he would probably
BE willing lease Il for term Of years II IL admirably
situated and adapted FOR public houss. The location IL
perhaps the Cesrsb that could be seeced On tho
Hudson TarytOwn 10 known 10 be Of tho Oldest and
most agreeable Ia this section Of Tho country alto
geiher SAubrous and moral IL Is distant but twenty-five
miles from NewYork and is visited 10 ortyhge minutes,
several times day, by Of the Hudson River Railroad,
and twice DAG b. steamboats,. The se 10 less than bali
nile from the de pot and the steamboat landing, and being
elevated the prospect 10 extensive and deli ghtinl,
mspding SPLENDID view Of the Valley Of the Hudson for
forty miles. rom New York 10 The III Rhlands.
The edfce u q C0mmOdiOus brick building, 10 feet
SQUARE with wings - by % feet snd large twcsiory
rear building also hrcE &c by 4i feet tho whole erected
expressly for the Institute and constructed ~ al ihs n
a lies fOT boarding convenience The premises
embracing about four acre., he Junction II Two pf'ci
rel streets. contain numerous shade E2d fax trees SIM
lerbouses large barn. csrdase-houss snd gymnasium.
As bpy party interested 10 his a. ysrissmslt Fil u
doubleday yisit he Pae, more pari cuif Description IS
unuecessHTy.
Application mus. be made TO the subscriber the PREM
lees WIN. p LYON Irving institute IaryioTn
iez9 SaWlms&W
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BY Thu MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN Iln
LATER from Brazii-Msdel Arsisss-rse s,.---
CT neansaineer-s Markets, Stocks, DC.
faILAosLrsrA. Yr,asv \


u. rstLAosLtsiA, rhdsv lima N
pnf H. r. Lopez. Cspt North. arrived :, -.
port TINS morning, with fles Of Pernsmhaco =. aa..
to the 18th ultimo. The market was veIl .,na,;.s
with all descriptions Of foreign goods a go ~,
and operations in all the different branches a.
were on limited scale Sugars scarce ana 800
not just flying shipping. TIE health OF the por,
good, and the accounts FROM Bsbis and Rio ds Ia
metro represent the fever as having somewhs,
absted.
Yesterday, q German, named Joseph Pesch. vas
tined upon a charge Of EXHIBITING number of grIs
as model srtists at franklin Hall. 10 this city
This morning the jury 10 the case found him NJ.
guilty.
Daring the week ending Jane 21th, 4t07s tans
OF coal were brought to this city from the coal
region by railroad and canal.
The Mountaineer's engine viii probably be saw
ed: She is fully insured.
The CoTToN market continues very cviet ana no ss..
wony o. nosce have TRANSFERRED The OF fLoUs
teo ooth or export and city conSumploa Sales Of 80
80 ~ a.d good brands Tor shipment al - iis5 -
~ ool hetn ground a. he latter Rvs FLoUs
nonnay held al 81 In CoaS MEAL no further usa..c.
uvIs nave come under noSca Wheat IL moi so mach
Vueo aer iochy. sale Of good bile 81 q Der ba
10 sue Oh RED RYE 10 scarce and wanted CoxS |. m
sses OF Sooe baAhels yeow at So cts AosL
Osis are steady Soo bushels prime Peussylx.a. .oa .I
IS eents per b7she WHISKY Pr.eel aTe seSlv !. aSi
- cfrf IN bhls and - cents II hhds. =.
SAILS OF STOCKS-Firsf Board IA 600 Stata
So ST. Sl46 do 94l; s6ocd do SIS .; 50 Farmers Merh
Bk 6S Penpsyivsns RR ~ % do al; 81 2)D state
g. ioSt szoo do SO l0I u 900 Reading kR So 72s; sSo
Reading RI, 22ii IS DO. 2?i 30 Norrisown Rs 6ssJ;
81, $50 Leigh Mort6's, ga
Second Borrd- IS Pepps, ivsnis RR al: 81 500 State 81,
lVjf; 10 Commercis Bari, So,
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TEN THOUSAND CURES,
AND NOT a SINNLE FAILURE.

hRHASTlNGSS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPrHA,
DcreDTaled throughout both continents for ne wonderful
cures Of Consumption, Asthma Decline Splitting OF Blood
Night sweals Difficult Breathing Coughs, Gods, aud all
diseases Of the chesl aud lungs
Ito effect upon The system IL mild and soothing, AZ the
same time certain and eicacious rarely falling 10 give
reiiefupon the first application, and by repeating II few
times permanenicure lie effected
The proprietor herefofenot only nis spIha
Syrup but garydntsn 20 eye! He warrants Il 10 ACT upon
The shyle, and purify -he IL 20 remoye all In
pecimenIs hch feard he free circulation OF the blood
lie wsfrHois 10 open he internal and srterSdL pores OF
accumulated In The system be warrants 10 a. neYerIa-
CURING DISEASED LUNGS,
Hectic Fever Night SweAis Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Pain II the Chest and Asthma and be WARRANTS 10 ar
the form Of uberces In the lungs and 10 heal
those already formed that persons 10 Consumption
may al II with lhs positive confidence OF cure,
for great acton IL the LuScs, which Peaetrdfs
all ds,econs purifying them Of everything obnoxious In
lis progress and which, II applied according TO direc-
uous cannot fail leave IN perfectly heelthy condition.
DR. HAstinRss Com pound syrup OF Naptha 10 highly
commended BY the medical proes1ion That eminent ply
scisn, Dr. Mott ofNew.Yofk, says thai A. pulmonc
remedy II cannot be 100 hghy prased' Dr. Arnold, OF
Erglend DR. williamson, Of Manchester, England DR..
BOYD Of Lancarer Dr. Hamilton, Of Bath and hose emf
nert English Publications the London Lancet, the Medical
Journal and brahraitSs Rs,roDset al accord TO It the
uOt convincing certificates offs yirr1el In his country
Il has been used with disin g1isked success.
None genuine wilhouithe written signature OF NJ A Y.
HARRISON or the wrapper Price VI per bottle, six
botles for S. Principal ofieelH Greenwich-sL ~ Y.
Sold IN Newark By z. Van Buskirk In Albany by c.
rockingham IN Boston, By Reddng Co In Phis1e-
phs by Zsiber Co Third-sL below Chestnut; and In Bal
tmore by s 8 Hsnes.
Sod in New York By z 81 Gaion, 1T Bowery; II L.
sareers SIS Bovery John B. Dodd III Broadway and
Sc5 Buesor-sL je29 lmSfuErhh
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BOOK TRADE.

XNORK.-D APPLETON co, publish this day,
w No IS, containing 81 Illustrations price IS cents
DICTIONARY OF MACHINES MEcgAEIcs EFSiKE WoRK
AND ENeISEEREG designed for men Of science practical
workingmen and hose intended for the engineering pro-
fession. Edited by Oliver Byrne.
- To be completed In forty semi-monshly Nos price
25cents each.
FEW CRITICISMS OF TIRE PRESS.
"The more We Of this publication the sra we
convinced hat B work OF unsurpassed utility. WIN
mplee copy OF this publication the humbes, mschane
in our land he possesses ordinary intelligence, may be-
come Whitney, az Arkwnght or sFalton"-Fh e1a"'
Journal.
"Ths great work goes admirably the same eompeie-
OF detail ard pro.usion OF Illustrations wnlcn os
tipguished first numbers being Kept up In me oges
OF The successive numbers. We learn, too tnai nn a.
Yea5y reached large circulation, ar that us safe hs IN
creased with each successive number TIE Anne
.s.,;.,. P'o-'eu 40 '44@' - je29
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nIyIDEND N0TICE-Coupons or Interest War
~ tbs following named Bonds due on the LIST OF
Tive per Cent Bonds Of The State Of Indiana creted for
Banking purposes ,,, ,,
Six Der Cent Bonds OF the City Of Pittsburgh Issued TO
the Ohio ard Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Six per Gent Bonds Of the City OF Allegheny Issued 10
the same Rsiroac Company.
seven per Cent Bonds OF the City OF New Albany lndi
ana issued to the Rev Albany and Salem Railroad Co.
Seven per Cent Bonds OF FIantin County Ohio, ssued
IN the Cleveland Columbus snd Cincinnati Railroad Co.
seven per Cent Bonds OF Green County, Ohio, Issued TO
the Columbus and XenA Railroad Company.
seven per Cent Bonds of the Indianapolis and Beeton.
tsipe Railroad Company, Indiana
VIII be paid on pfesentaon aud Rer that date AZ he
office OF WJNSLOW, LANlER & co.
tesa wis 81 Wallst.
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DARE CHEMICAL MEDICINAL PREPARA.

NETALs-P laina. Palladium. Nickel and Cadmium.
OXIDES Pure Oxide Manganese Copper, Iron and IRA
mum.
MANURxs-Sulphate OF Ammonia, and the Chemical
Whale Oh Soap.
PoIsoNs-P sichouly for Moths, Fly Paper fresh pre-
pared HAT and Coehroach Poisons improved Bedbug
Poison. - -
soAPs-Transpsret Wsshbals Military Myrtle and Sand
MEDICINES &C -Unadulteraied Cod Liver on, Ilaba,
y,Sn.,a Chloride Soda best Dsnfecting Fluid, French
white Wine Vinegar, Diamond Cement Essence OF Sar
saperis Besched Sheac Starch Polsh Refined Lcorice
Al moderate prices, for sale by ,,n
~ Or. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
te2S 6teodiss l4l Maiden. lane.
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The subscribers have opened, br the seccaon 81
the public, heir immense stock Of staple and fancy FIRE
Workf eoupxisngan assortment olsegerl hoEssnd gfos
Of rocke2 Roman candles, 1iangles scroll vnsets Pa
wheels, ssrpers grasshoPPers, Bsngola Asnis Pa-ias
erzcke ssxors pigeons Chinese tyersi over pcis &c
kc Of eli The different Ezes and IN he greatest variety are
NJ fresh manufactured and warranted equal nots rFer-
OF, 70 any other hIe works IL market
The attention OF country merchants deslers rites OF
pleasure. and Of families wishing small WORKS OF sns.
children, particularly requested 70 call "a NeecIao-
" EEL able 20 szsfy al, eiiker In q1Aliy or e1AIy
n. B.-Colored 4 and pound rocseD, acc nc oA-0''
Ell sized Roman candles, for sale 5y - -
oAsshER Young, lS8 CnAinnh w.
lei Uyfs recfIv opposts Ha1onaI Taeatef.
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REMOVAL
WILLIS & 2AXTAN

SUCCESSORS TO CLARK l. sAXTON.-fhe under.
osiened having purchased Mr.. WilhSs interest IL The
firm OF Wills SAXON, viii continue the Genlemen's
Furnishing and Tailoring business al Sll Broadway where
can be found every article sppertsning to genemsnl
wardrobe consulting IN part Of silk merno, cotton and
lsmbsvool shlns and drawers, gsuLe merino slk and
cotton shirts and drawers suitable Tor Summer wear pocket
hsndt erchies Of every description constantly hand
hhewlse stocks crAvss collars aud suspenders &c &c
Always on hand lsrge assortment Of cloths calsneres
and vesings which vii be made np IN the best manner
AID al shofI notice WARREN sAXfON,
ie7 lmis Sll Broadway.
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G1rAT oppORTUNTTY

ITO ENTER INTO MOST AGREEABLE, proa ape
and well established b1slnsss-The saDscfioet psAnS
about In medasy TO retire Offers Its valuable stcck ana
COED viii ofhs trade 10 any DESTROYS Of geng nLo ne
bookserg business al eosL To gentleman OF moaers.s
capital literary fond Of quiet pleasant ana sery
lucrative business this 10 ~ opportunity very rarely met
with The stock WA selected In The best name, s2d po
States 80 chesp , Collection ofbooks JOHN DOYLE,
les suss Booksoler, LAG hksssa-sI n T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
VEGETABLE MEDICINES,
MINERAL MEDICINES.


THERE is strong and deepening conviction IN tho
public mind as well the medical profession tha, the
remedies supplied by the vegetable kingdom safe
more sucees snd lees perncious In The Of dease,
than mineral medicines.
The public al large.dOn' Ike the way these poisonous
drBss lsI most OF them are) act
They are iaihed that the climax and perfection Of
all medical science TO exrpae one disease By Installing
smother They will believe that bsTteTng sxchsng
ing diseases IL curing them. To hillary scrofal.
Gus, or febre diseases IT'S to purify the blood. And no
medicine hss been Invented half eecus Dr. g.
p Towniend's Compound Extract Sarsaparls, curing Of
all such diseases.
THREE YOUNG LADIES CURED OF sCROFULA
ERUPTIoNs ON THE FACE.
NARIEITA WASHINGTON, Co. OBIo, May 3 1880
feel my aey to y99 snd the vSa %
excellent medicine In this section OF the country have
with scroIs aid upons on he face il fesairsd bat
few bottles Of your invaluable ssrssPsrs to entirely
them To all others similarly afflicted would recommend
Yours, &c. ERAsrUs SMITH
s. This win be forwarded you by n sh Sheriff John
Lane, OWN vouch for the truth OF the above E.S
COUGHS, COLDS CONSUMPTION, ETC. Ere. Ere
Dr. s. P. TowSsEND-Dedr Sir: was taken SICK about
Consumption | had used Old DR.. Jacob TOwnsends las
be called ssrsaparia which done me good. then
ired yourland am mosI happy to say has entirely cured
me.
clerk Of James 7. Jacks, Esq Counsellor at Law
Montague Hal, 10 lhis ely. 10us sc.
WILLIAM NEWTON SHEFFIELD
Brooklyn, June 10, 1850
THE FACTORY.
THE IMMENSE and increasing demand for Dr. 5.
z. TOWNsEhDS Sarsaparilla has made II necessary
very much TO enlarge the operations Of manufacure.-
Medicinal substances used in incredible quantities. and
each Ingredient require, TO be carefully and accurately
tested the propetos have found necessary place the
Compromising Department in charge Of competent and
responsibe Chemst-ope whose scientific reputation will
be full guarantee OF public confidence. Dr. James r.
Chiffon hes assumed this duty
CAUTION
To avoid imposition It will be- necessary TO see that
DR.. JAMES r. ChILrOE5 CERTIFICATE
well the signature Of Dr. s. p Townsend IL the
outside wrapper Of each boule.
Sold by all the
Principal Druggists and Country Merchants
throughout the United 3 ates, Csnadas etc.
PROPRIETORS OFFICE, 80 Nsssau.sL
In the building formerly occupied by the South Baptist
Chu ch, New-York. je29 l0hSSW
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y FOr otler School A1lerii.essai. zee IN Page
SUMMER RETREATS.
THE WEST POINT HOTEL.

THE w Est PUN T f1OlLL.
l. RIDER in rendering hls scknow gmenls the OH
Gers OF The Army the friends OF the Cadets and the pub
lie in general for The very 5era patronage hitherto enjoy
The hotel has been enlarged by the sdduOn Of Is excellent
sleeping apartments and greatly improved In its general
angemens To prevent mistake or disappointment r r.
informs the public that the steamboats, have ceased land
West Point and now stop at Cozzenss Wharf about
miles below where omnibsses will be 10 readiness con-
vey passengers West Point Persons travelling by rail-
way will stop al Cold Spring whereabouts always
ing TO convey them across the river.
ie26 6us& 2sw6uss FRANCIS RIDER
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VIEW OF THE RUINS OF THE LATE
SoNFLAGRATIoN at SAN FRANCISCO.
hEsUBsCRlBERs viii publish on TUESDAY,
$500 Ssy neal Llthographe View Of the Ruins OF the
oesuneuve ire, printed In beautiful tint taken rom
,a stswlng made upon the spot the day afer the
.1a va iorwsfced TO them per Crescent Civ Size
lAiS nehes-pnce IS TIE usual disro1n, IN he
uscs As limited number Of copies viii be asen s.ry
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK.
,.o0.s.. Agenn ior Gree0ry's cahforna Express.
JN-o l{9 Pearkst N "
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NOW READY,

NOW READY,
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July l-No. l.
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i 10 the public.
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Introduction
Martin Fsrquhsr Upper.
Richard Henry Wilde and Dante.
George Cornwall Lewis
Orieinal Correspondence -Letter from Dr.. LaYard,
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Marks OF RaFhsmville.
Grotes History " 0'sAce.-IThe Times.
The Green Hand. Part IL 8 scEwood.
Something About Murder.-IFrazer.
Recent Deaths
Scientific Miscelanies.
Authors and Books.
Poetry Nineveb by Edwin Atherstone, l6-"If |
were Voice" 1.-THE Garden Gate, 29The Last Years
Leaf 81.
Miscellsnies
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