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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-24

I H7
WARES ClothIng store few days since, we We're auf5
ably surprised see the pile of good and 1
garments, oil every description upon his tables we 4,
agree bly, because his state of things is so different M
what il was but few years since, when Reaiy Mi
Clothing was hardly deserving the name, and wlen 3
cloth was cut up by the manufacturers Of ready mad
clotbne which poss bly, could be disposed of in anv f
way Ills, however, at this time exactly the reyerz
None but the best and most fashionable STYLES of cloths
purchased by the ecntemaiy Proprietor of this esabl
men ana by the assistance OF good and tasteful CUTTERS
he is enabled 10 offer to the public, assortment of oth
ing which for beau and durability be Surpassed
ap22-dwlf $500
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~ JOB PRINTING of all nds-Y'asn oI,t.
Catalogues, shop Bills, Banlz Cheeks 81.
cards, Concert Bills, Visiting and Rusfs3.
CARDS, Posters, &c. &c.-NEATLY and rRomsk.
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WILLIAM S. BARTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Late of the firm Of Bacon & Barton, has removed hi
HARRINGTON Flo

directly opposite the foot of Pleasant street.
nFPensions Bounty Lands, Naturalization Conveyan-
cling Collection, and all Law matters promptly attended
maI5-dwtf
badness Prevented BY the OF Burditt's OF
eagHous Medicated Compound badness be prevented
dry hair soened the dandru removed the hair beau
hedin manner not 10 he quaed by any other article III
use The genuine article may be found the Drug Store
OF h. T. LAZELL, 2Ol Main street Price % aid s7
per bottle apl6-du
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THE entire work, unabridged volume, quao Of
52 "cenianing three times the matter found IN any
other English dictionary complied in this county any aendg
this ils definitions models Of eondensa
ton and purify oHon w O. Calhoun Revised BY Professor
q. A. Goodrich OF Yale College.
:" We believe doing service 10 the people
Of the Stale word two upon the unabridged auaflo
Dictionary Of English Language by Noah Webster The word
unabridged has been purposey employed because suh woh
wanted lowest usestose OF mere oTthog
raphy oroepyt cannot copous and comprehensive
When of and precise powers OF word
he turned abdgment that gives him
instead Of defnion but he demands 10 know az
much OF history etymology and al It's
shades meaning Then only he employ with conf
dence and effect mighty weapon for the expression OF INCL
lect passion
In the vital department Of lexicon It's definitions for which,
than all other ogeher we consult such
work Dr. Webers work stands unnvalled Their copousness
satisfies inquirer their analysis and
his The vocabulary - in
terspersed with science which Is convenient often
with pompess, without the trouble Of reference
70 The shelves Of the braNewark Daily Advertiser March 2
1851.
" dictionary the book which scholar have
abridged the being of the matter which he
s."-Chronoiype,
For sale in Washington, for the publishers by
Also, all the various abridgmens OF June Ia
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ON and AFTER next instant station Penn
vana will be vacated, and the new one ON New 'ei
sey occupied il.
usual, and and 5, daily except On sunday
trains run, al g. a, M, and ,, p M .
making change the undersigned desires 10 call aiienton 70
company regard TO the reception ana oehe o.
merchandise. ~, IL, -, IL,
st Shippers reminded all bill win ia drec
lions should accompany the goods. - "a, -.
protection Of both parties, ana unless eompea
goods be received. #@ :.
al Consgnees are not6ed all merchandise must be re
which IL Ia received as me company
itself responsible for ins len in lis house during inc
night
Inc reception and delivery Of merchandise are nom
a.. m iii 4, p. -
The remark that these are not
atons compelled call attention 10 them
frequent violation, which has caused much and serious
T. IL PARSONS, Agent
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oencHaI AHehey anu - Slhaee - "~snHH6toHs
DE SEEDING d WYLIE,
No. Todas Bailding
BroWa's HOTEL Warrington, D. C.
nHAs DE Sci. DING Il ANDREW WYIIE IT,, having flrms,
" co partnership for the Of prosecuting before
Congress departments bafore any board
sonefs appointed the adjustment Of spoaons othe
claims foreign government prepared give tei
anu faithful may be
ther chafye They attend obtaining pensions bounty
land duties, einns arising under treaties,
buying selling real estate, collecting private claims
rents Sc
Andrew Wye IT,, will attend any law business with whicl
either
the District, Supreme Court OF the United STATES
Cbas SEEDING, being United
public deeds all the Union
give prompt attention 10 the taking Of testimony aknowledg
meni deeds, other which apperaD his
Charges will be moderate and regulated by claimed
ana of services required
(post pad will receive immediate
Sept o-dly
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LINE.J

wAsHIsoTos oTroE, rRsSsrLvAsiA AvEhuE
Fifth house o National Hotel, Noe.
THE b line ever established by any company the United
States consequently odestbe pioneer line extending
Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia, and New YORK; ana
delivering and receiving al the intermediary ons ave
de Grace Wilmington Princeton, New brunswick, New
ark Jersey Cye only line In the country The present time
repairs and
deliver number OF messages wch
may be required of accommodation OF the public wan a
fidelity hitherto uDequaed inns he
of Morse lines east west nor
SOUTH extending already een thousand mes 70 either OF
which will be delivered desired Ie man
ayers line lately thoroughly sysematzed s h
ness and mode Of delivery OF messages Us
charges equal all with special avo 10 none WIN %
business possessed by is company every obe -
ted find most reliable TOR tele
graphing offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company are
gon city, Pennsylvania NTH house east Nsonh
baltimore, No Exchanges south Gay street PmiadepnIa
Chestnut street, Quincy Granite budngj New ofk NO
Hanover street, corner OF Beaver.
WIN NJ. SWAIN President
March la-3mdf
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

MOSES Lac HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
San Francisco, California. .
REFEREsoEs Hon s. W. Inge, CO. Alabama; John s. Taylor
esq., Mobile, Alabama; Messrs Rhodes. Wright Co.. New Or
Henry Clark, Taboro North Carolina
Hon. w NJ. Gwn, NJ Co. California, BENZ K New Yok
city j. p Heaey ESQ., boston, A. HATCH esq,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
NEW York and CALIFORNIA; millionaire Association
IN thousand shares thousand dollars Capital 81 900,
000 limited number of influential
who capital special partners admed
conformity with the revised New York,
sona liability future the of COO cash. and
certificates of shares issued therefor annually
with fair prospect doubling the whole in safe operations
trade and mining the United States under the direction and
trol of OLIVER HOLDEN.
As the General Chief Company,
No. IL Wall street, New York.
Caforans and other responsible parties throughout the Union
who aid obtaining contracts with the United States app
cation and the be employed al diff
made
available the mais and freight TO and
from Europe Asia, Africa, and the Americas
There increasing business doing with Calior
Pacific, and gold continues,
demand capa goods and manufactures, will astonsh the
And II is meet this
thereby this association being ormcd
der the firm aud style Of o. HOLDEN CO.,
Mercantile, Commercial and Commission Merchants, Banking,
and Mining Agents, New York and San Francisco
Capital g., 100000.
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WILLIAM HORNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant r0untg, Wisconsin,

(LATE o fAUoUIRR cousTy vA.,)
WILL GRAFT Dane, and Iowa
thaaiederal supreme Madison lie will
prompt and particular attention collection of claims The
sale, redemption lands and the
resident landho.ders in any part of the State.
Hon. H. Foote, " senaei Hon. James NJ Mason
u. Senate; ESQ., Messrs Kno,
Mason, attorneys law New York Professor W y Homer
David Lapsley ESQ., Messrs 3. w. Welsh, Philadelphia
b. Crockett John A. Kasson law, ST Louis
Missouri. Ap l9-lawly
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hE uprvaled place for obtaining all wines liquors SCI good
penish his stock Of fresh npoaons and he has the salts
by him. lie would refer invoices follows viz
Duff Gordon Co.'S sheres, embracing delicate pale,
by gallon Also, old delicate Amonliado OF 10
gallons specially selected for some extra Amonlaso
bottles put up in Europe which he challenges as equal to
convaeseen they strengthen without stimulating and have
not the acid Of many other wines
from the stock Of Buester at opoo, and imported d
These wines are fuy delicate highly APP
by his because their manifest superiority
all pa and red wines panea on a. such so.. and on ,, Nv
gallon, wholesale by the cask Among them
delicate white Port and Maimsey Port
suffering with chronic affection Of the bowels cannot be
too careful in their choice ofPort
Mden wines OF dry and eh south side old East
and West Indies seea &c. &c. &c. on daugh and In bottles,
sparkling wines OF the subscriber, isweu
The Moe extra champagne and the splendid spa fosee
as low a. most OF the inferior wines now in tie market which are
put upon buyers as first class. - .... .. ......
very low prices, retail Wholesale In the article OF
wines generally the subscriber holds himself be judge and he
offers the finest stock here from the very lowest price, by the single
dozen % The FIRST class OF "premier cru Of Medoe
that he them from his vaults good boe Of Bur
gundy France affords.
sasterne and Darsac always on hand in bottles.
selection Moseile wines, from the cellars
Mes Denh1d Jordan Of are extensive and number
choeet vntagcs Of the "stcinbcn which the best growth Of
In The articles cosnac brandies fine
stock very old Of otad Dupuy Co..
celebrated ClayeT Of le2 eighth casks and 152
hhds and ubouche 1874 In hhds consignment, which will
preserving brandy and all other wines ana liquors. including OF
above sold BY retail quantity desired
All goods delivered within days reach Of PHILADELPHIA freight
paid Orders will be promptly executed by mail ee,
graph. 49, -
Cheap Wine Store, IS Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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u bu.hels Of Eood clean dry iine salt

90 gallons OF good cider vinegar
AZ Eo,t Brasy, saua STE. Marie, MGaisGn.
rs s S barrel: 81 q Sl .upsrhne nour
IS bushels Of white held
pounds pound: 81 GOOD GOOD S Ssls uaip candles
a bushels q good clean dry hne salt
One Of June, 1859 by Sep
lembeT, 1859.
at Fort independence, Boston harsor, Massachusetts.
so barrels Of flesh supsrhne -four
ITO bushels Of white field beans
Ss6 pounds q good hard ialiew candles
2 bushels o. good clean dry me salt
440 gallons OF good cider vinegar
AT Fort Trumbun, NeW London, Connecticut
IS bushels of new white field beans
sas pounds Of good hard taliow candles
siesi' o. e good s sissT Stsas sat
at Fort adams, Newport, Rhode Island,
IS IS S Sal'ss Of q P Psshh .uperans flour
l65 bushels of new white held beans
81 pounds Of good good n %ad s sa candles
q bushels Of good sassI . dry hne salt
1t Fort Constitution, Portsmouth, NeW HG"p'Airs
s. bushels Of new white field beans
$40 pounds q good hard ard soap. soap candle.
b b@sssis O Of s GOOD clean dry fine salt
a2o gallons OF good cider vinegar.
al Fort Preoie, Portland, maiHs
rs Sa,ieis Of fresh fresh supernne flour
IS bushels Of new white field beans
$40 pounds of good hard
~ Of s GOOD s 1s dry a S's sa
$40 gallons OF good cider vinegar
at Fort suiivan, Eastport, Maine
la5 barrels Of fresh supcrhne -four
IS POUNDS q s sssd hard aa sSiS candles
4 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
22o gallons of good cider vinegar
extend the amount OF their
bid will be acted unless embraces all articles required at
the periods and Of each delivery at where r,
December, 1852, and Isl March, 1883 o.. -,
each f % OF w ne pork s Dc ps
3 leg ns and be- 5as S Ss @
then carefully packed with the same article IN pieces not exceeding
pack king completed the must
ns this office from The packer ha, the pork has been
barrels uhooped and sal, barrels and
the soap and candies in strong boxes OF convenient SIZE Tor Transport
only of ,ais'ytwo
81 Peters and Fort Ripley 81 Louis for their ultimate des
Ripley must pass St. Peters ny i June lisa
particulars will be considered breach Of con
the department will be authorized purchase to supply
and all be paid by until they deposited
General the privilege of increasing
required time before entering into contracts and
giving sixty days
proposals evidence of beir ability together with the
their securities, whose responsibility must be certified by the district
Attorney well known the governments other
wise their proposals will be acted
fdrGnccS be made and erfdenec inspection
and flu deifsery % be required at This office before reqnison H
be made the Treasury payment, which will be effected in
public be convenient TO the points OF delivery
purchase the residence the contractors at the
option Treasury Department
accepted paid under cireum-
Each proposal will be sealed envelope and marked
Proposals furnishing army subsistence
GEO. GIBSON, c. c. 8.
NoTEEdtors will be paid inserting their this
authorized do the Commssary Gene
raj OF Subsistence. Aug 3-lawtl5Sep
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SUPEItIOft pes First Premium III. III.
y WHITEHURST field Of his operations
ground in the country His galleries
No. 20 baltimore Batimoe corner Broadway and Leonard
street. No. n Main street, Richmond; sycamore
Petersburg Main Norfok and Main street, Lynch
burg Virginia. ..- ..a..a .a
Ills beautiful daguerreoypes
extraordinary nsnng faithful and hghyhnished
likenesses in a Few seconds.
ground invented by j. H. Whitehurst gives an
airy and living appearance to the picture .a
distribute than thirty thou
annually and given This
proof the superiority OF his llenesses
w calls of the public generally to his elegantly
furnished gallery where free
exhibition Of pictures will given.
competition daguerreotypes the
Fair Of the Maryland Institute, he awarded the first
medal by the judges.
description copied and mortem
attended 10. Nov 28-dly
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lust hcee heavy durable
cheap goods 81 81 and 1914 dice, diaper and
Of the mandatory, %, lo4, lla, lsa, and 10
bceng which win be found the heaviest goods OF the Kind
this Of German pillow and bo
The only objection which be urged against
articles will be their durability Prices
CLAGErT h D0DSON,
Dealers in all kinds Of carpets maings, oil cTot
Materials and houseurnshing goods generally
Of the OF Ninth street and Pennsylvania
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A COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body OF Law,
BY Asa Knne-apsabeteaIy arranged with reference rAs
9vols, Law sheep, svo, 20. 4,lT7 Retail price $50
~ and 81 Ann street. New York
Opinions Of the Profession.
There few works the profession that contain such bedy
sound law within the limits, that deserving Of
49, CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
Justice Nelson his opinion ofhs
toned work.
The vast acc mutation Of reliable citations from the whole range
oows sas "1S 70 @ % sns him ss oy orr
slant reference and win extensively aid the STUDENT the practitioner
ROBERT J. WALKER.
gafcd with their and have been much pleased
with the precision and cleaness with which announee' ae pn
feel anxious that the profession should
"''''' '''' ""' J1DGB EDMUNDs.
Nsw YoRK CRY, Oct IS, 1850.
mparts all the advantages an welaransed
notebook, while The profession vast deal Of time and
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia
Mr. Knne collected great diligence and sccuracy
cases decided on me points presented y his and hs.
references the authorities
JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
Ihave examined Kinne's Compendium with
my allow, thati nd
csa the 81 De s s
causes for Trial and From an examination q the several
'''s"''' JUDGE eRIDLEy, Utica, New York.
tits calculated TO be greater help any other
book Of its erant find way upon every lawyers
$3.50 w. L. HURST, Philadelphia
The PLAN utility accuracy Of these works have received
ne unqualified appreciation Of he most y ~ %,
Vermont Hornbower New Jersey Tucker Of Virginia, Crsnch
Of washington CIV Weston Of Maine &C. sG ,ovs rRow
Nov o4--a ~ and 81 Ann street.
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M. A. TYSON AND SISTERS SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES,

. On y sfTeeI, tet0een I1h and IJfh sfffets.
THE duties Of this congratulated institution will be resumed
Monday, 18th September Is desirable
should be in their attendance
organization OF different Parents guardians who
their respectfully invited
opening For references Sc circulars be
at the Seminary. Aug 29--3iau Gt
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A. ~ G.. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS IND T.AILORS,

No. 1903 Broadway, corner OF Duane street,
Above the Irping House, New York,
RESPECTFULLY invite the
IL OF spring goods, of the
they prepared TO make in The best
ashionab their usual moderate prices Fresh cloths
cassmeres vestngs of latest mpoauons elegant light silks
dark do; new patterns Of Paris embroideres.
sk artists employed In this
coats, pants, and waoais Each de
complete in Itself Army and navy uniforms
with and desatch and In the
who visit this metropolis will find this establish
their taste, and perfect nj insured
NJ b. PREarHa wAlsTeoATsIbee elegant waistcoats tina
much admired Castle Gaden awarded
premium by the American Institute their late fair
Feb Adm
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Central Academy, Second Story OF Old Medical Col
Iege, Corner OF Il Tenth Streets

THE duties Of this institution will be resumed Monday, Sep
TENDER We have and -vcntlated
i0 80 fa furnished with Boston desks &c. and
recaons. Our desire is improve
unemitng their studies
therefore enjoy reasonable share the
Christian parents well educated Circulars
office OF Republics the bookstores Of
Cray Taylor Mauy and Farnham OF ourselves, the old
College - .-
JOS. HARVEY koURSE
Aug
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For boarding pupils, 80 per quarter. r.
Payable always advance.
Music drawing, Latin Italian, Spanish and Ceman extra
Reference permitted to Rev O. NJ Butler, D. D., Rev w
French Fzhugh Coyie, Washington city Rev. James May
d. h. Alexandria RI Potter, D., and the clergy
generally OF Philadelphia Alfred Lee D. d. Of Della
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Ma 2l-t25thAp
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pERTH AMEOY sEMISARY.-This institution ailording a
thorough of training for college business together with
twenty 'sishin session on wednesday, May ! -
ment aene comfort of the pupils and
age habits Of neatness and system. H.
Pleasant retirement proverba the
uxues Of the and bathing, valuable
Gals batiua and gymnasium provided with reference
health aud physical trainings some OF the minor advantages OF
Principal possessing of early devotion to his
his all that enlightened Christian parent could
Terms Us per session of ~ tuition, with
Of books for English studies.
From tAe Faculty sfne College Of Ns~ Jersey
Having opportunity of knowing the talents literary and
sSaae,sr Of Mr. $ C. woodbridge, while he
college and g vs % a we
competency ddeli giving Instruction aud
and suaITas%%;r %a ga sRys ss:o
s9Es yss r nd r ,os
COLLEGE or NEw jersey, April 1851
Joseph Henry LII D., Smithsonian Institute, d. C.
Rev Jane. w Alesander d. D., Princeton, New Jersey.
aG s se ss e s with ~
"'"'''' ''' '''"'''' "''' V ' s. g. WOODBRIDGE,
Ap 3o-diw Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
RALTIMoRE Female colege.-Th. institution incorpo
age, affords eyep facility for acquisition Of thorough and
aay and and every modern Tor e
accommodation large number OF boarding and day scholars
FACULTY INSTRUCTION.
N Q. Brooks, A. NJ, professor OF ancient languages.
Rev. b. u. Nadal, A. NJ, biblical literature.
Rev. b. H. Waugh, A. M mathematics and natural science.
s. n. Pratt, NJ. D., assistant la do do
Miss NJ. A. Dixon, English and Bellies Leitres.
g J. Rochester, assistant In English,
" Goorgaua A. Hulsa, French language.
!. Ellen 9. Goe'echt Instrumental music
"a Elizabeth 4. sliccr painting.
Mr.. A. J. Cleveland, vocal music.
TERMS Boarding for session, IN weeks) 80
preparatory department from 90
Caaogues, with information, to be had on
Az a4~aawaw NC. BROOKS, Principal.
AsTROLOGy.-The celebrated Or g. W. RoBAcK, professor
OF aoogy astronomy, phrenoogy and geomancy combined
with conurafon from Sweden. office No n Locust street. Phs
depha his services the citizens Of. lie has been
crowned heads Of Europe and enjoys higher
reputation ssrooger than living Nadyes cacu
according So gentlemen So Persons
their natvies drawn sending the date OF the
birth Al letters containing the above fec viii receive
Immediate naiye- Of the world,
written durable aud he prepared 10 make o. his
following topcsf Courhip,
rtgei he the power redeem such the free
BOTTLE hazard and for the
property the purchasing Of lottery tickets Thou
have this and
900 horoscopes during
while Letters will will do
call person. and the mail persons
need not fear 10 trust through the oce Dr. Robaek
be regiously to, fpropad par
cua Office and State For particulars
call the Office Of the Unon and astrological almanac
gratis. - -.
II Locust street. above Eighth, Philadelphia.
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I KNOX WALKER win practise law I'm the s~prene
United States and attend 10 the prosecution OF
claims against government Address Washington, D. O,
Mar lb-u
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Qac Mrs. D. II. Bur's,) corner Of 9th and streets.
TINE the charge of this institution Mon
day will his constant and personal
supervision The usual branches Of thorough
atieInnica education will be taught
The religious The Institute will be based the
fomularies the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Of principal teacher encout-
age the patronage Of the pubc and for correspond
ng of success, #
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7 EwIs ARUNDEL. Railroad OF Life by the
IL Frank Fsiregh.
The International Magazine for September.
Life OF Mary Queen Of Scots by Miss Benger author OF Life OF
Anne Boleyp.
Dictionary Architecture descriptive topo
graphical theoretical mecbsnca2 vos Illustrated
BY subjects referred to in the work
Katharine Walton, Rebel Of Dorchester; by W. GILMORE
The Confessor, n historical novel.
V'f'N'T TAYLOR h MAURY,
Ans 20 Booksellers, near Nh street.
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IL-CEOTIS-Just received at the warerooms of LAGEr
DODSON extensive and superb stock OF floor oil clo
prospective landscape tapestry, panel aud Mosaic pave patterns
well seasoned and coored In the highest style Of ar
Also 20 sheets low price all or any Of which
iii any room hall, passage, according to diagram
Also oil cloths for covering furniture wd
from inches, and oclohs expressly for steps
Aug l6--d2w CLAGETT D0bSON
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GUIDE Virginia Springs giving addition The
subscription Of the springs and
natural curoses One small pocket volume
90 N5
The London Lancet for June and July.
The International Magazine for July.
This day received for sale by