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MIssouRr.-Subloined will be found the

Wing State Nominations
For Gorrnor. Gen A. w. DoNrpuAN Clay Co
For IT, Gor0nor JAMES WINSTON, Benton.
For Ssc'y Of State PIERcE C. GRACE. 81 Louis
For Any General. LrrrLEBERRY WHENDRIcKs, Greene.
For Reg. ofLdads BENJAMIN EnMoNs, ST. Charles.
For Auditor $500. HIRAM H. BABER. Cole.
For State 7reas'er. ENos B. CoRDELL, Cole.
Delesdfe' TO Baltimore. For Pressdeatsai Eersws.
l. James o. Broadhead, Jefferson T. Jones'
ii .Jsmes ;. Rollins, Thomas l.. Anderson,
III Abel Leonard f. n Brown,
". John f. Barr, w. A. Cunningham,
VA b. Chambers Charles b. Gibson,
VI g H. Kimmel, Robert Hatcher,
VII. John X. Brown David f. Perrymau.
VIII George c. Bingham, benjamin Tompkins
IX Col Iillon. John 5. Waddel
Mr.. Fillmore was named as the first choice Of
the Convention for the Presidency, subject to the
decision of the Baltimore Wing National Conven-
ton. The following resolution of Col. A. b.
Chambers, of St. Louis, was adopted as substi-
tute for the resolution nominating Attorney-Gene.
raj Crittenden for the Vice-Presidency, presented
by the Committee on Resolutions:
Pesolred. That Hon. Edward Bates OF St Louis our
first choice for the vicePresdency but IN the event
that his nomination cannot be obtained In the Wing
National CONVEX then Hon John j. Cruenden, u
Kentucky, is our next choice.
After the appointment of Delegates to the Ma.
tional Convention and Presidential Electors, re-
solutions embodying the following principles were
unanimously adopted: /. Unwavering attach.
ment to the Union. 2. Incorporating hostility
to Notification and Secession. 3. Approval Of
the Compromise Measures as a final settlement Of
the Slavery question. A. A Tariff for Revenue and
Protection. 5. Nom Intervention in the affairs Of
other Nations. 6. River and Harbor Improve.
ments.
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-New-YOrk


eutal Institute No 1872 Beeckers between Wooster aid
Isurenssts NoRTHAIL MooRHEAD, Surgeon Dentists
bee 10 inform their friends and the public that the immense
increase In their practice has forced them to remove to the
above location where with greatly nce ased facilities they
can promise puncuaty to all who need their services
Great moderation in charges for with excellence and dra
fty In their various operations the principles
have during twenty years practice, gnued them IneIe
no eaon why Thousands who have hitherto been smut our
from the benefits Of sku and experienced dentistry snou
not be able 10 avail themselves Of it, since II can De onefea
AT very reasonable In proof Of ability and stand
ing in our profession beg the attention OF our readers 70
The references below We but the best materials
in all operations and have suit OF Offices 50 arranged
"A TO secure comfort and privacy. The mechanical depart
ent is 30 completely organized that orders Tor artificial
teeth from one to full SET executed IN shorter ue
than At any other dental Office in the United States Ia
the extraction teeth the and facility OF the opera
fion depend. much on Of the OPERATOR In his ada
tstion OF instruments the particular case and we nave
been at pains TO procure such variety OF Shapes
and forms OF instruments that enabled to meet every
nossible case that may present itself Respectfully
NoRTHALL MooRHEAD.
w. X Norths Md. W. J. Moorhead, and assistants No.
l32 Bleecker-st. - -, n
RrryRENcEs-Bisbop McIlyaine. Rev. Dr. Cutler Rev.
Mr. Lewis Rev Mr. Rodgers Rev. DIR. y. Johnson, Rev.
DR. Farley, Hon. Samuel Z: johnson, Hon H. G. MURPHY
Hon John H. Vanderbilt Hon. John b King DIS Nslen-
zine Mott Alex Hosack, James M: Qun, r; L. farny'
Boyd Cullen Ostrsnder, WENDELL Wiley Cook James
Smith
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--'-'--s-|0NIo. ~.0.N0-NN11.. - ~ ~ 49,
20 R.yAArSt. Nicholas Hotel,

GryIN's BAzAAR-St. Nicholas Hotel,
NJ sis Observation-Disclosures ov BuaNEss-Every sr'
Sie Il acIed at lowest cash price and from tnat Pnce
or seutlensn win the Bazaar without being thor
oaahly sstised with the article purchased Trouble DON.
inrtbe satisfaction OF cusonen everything rromptnds
"a rrnsy in the execution Of orders and delivery OF
dx guaranteed Every salesman instructed to exercise
Me utmost courtesy patience and asihmty IN s.enoihe
Yhe wants and wishes OF purchasers
~ BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
CHupsES's HEAD DREss DEPARTMENT, embracing ell
ehs rerninx styles Of Boys and Misses Caps and HE'S oil
Cloth Silk Mohsir, Fell, Beaver and Straw.
Gun pnErS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, comprising every
~ Of Clothing for Boys and Youths from four years Old to
1SyAsTs CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, consisting OF Rooes
I,rexsea Under Clothing, Hoods Caps Nisites &c &c
SHOE DEPARTMENT, containing Ladies' Misses and Cm
reps Caters BuskDs Slippers &c. and Childrens School
ahoes BOYS and Youths Patentleaher Caltskn .snd Mo-
rocco Boots Shoes Booees Ties &c. Infants Morocco and
Kjd Socks.
LADIES BONNET DEPARTMENT including more than
<entv new varieties Of Straw Grass Felt and Beaver fab
ia from the first French houses and from the Genn
factory. ~ a. w. $3.50. v.,ox NJ
pIRrMENT comprehendiDg innumerable styles OF hldnS
Hats of every fashionable material GauDtiets and WHIPS
Psrssos Of the elegant descriptions Opea Glasses Pc
site Tmbress Foreign Perfumes Gard Cases Fans Travel
iso spendid assortment Of French English and Amer
.n I,mlress Walking Canes OF the most unique and ele
49, -, rnountipr. GENiS's BAZAAR,
e St Nicholas Hotel No. SIS Broadway.
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4. Rirer and Harbor improvements

4. Rirer and Harbor Improrements-
good and strong;
S. A Rerision Of the Tariff on the basis
of Specific Duties as the general rule.with AID
valorem only as exceptions; such revision
to have special reference to the depressed
Iron interest, which he would gladly re-
vive. [N. B.-Iron Ore abounds In Mis-
souri,. To this end, he would impose on
imported Iron q specific duty equivalent to
thirty per cent. on the value In 1916 when
this Tariff was enacted, or at least double
the present rate.
There are some other suggestions, but
we cannot now recall them with sufficient
exactness for quotation.
Of this Speech, twenty thousand copies
are to be spread over Missouri In pamphlet
in addition to the circulation it will attain
through the Coils organs, English and Ger
man. Its author is already candidate for
Congress (House) from the St. Louis Dis
trict, Though we believe the election can
hardly take place till next year in the alb
sence of an Apportionment of Members by
the Legislature y and he has plainly init
mated that he will not permit the Anti
Bentonians to rule him off the course
Should he succeed, he will be very apt to be
in the way of Mr.. Atchison's reelection to
the Senate in 1854.
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~ Clarion County, Pa. (nor,b.s.4

from Pttsburgh) distinguished for Iron ore and Loe
Foco msjorities Its usual mark Is 1000 majority ss
Polk, Casa &c. out of some 1000 votes but last Pan
piled up 1900 for Bgler.-The Sheriff of said Coupe,
offers to sell srtyRiRe several parcels Of Real Estate a
the lst of May including nine furnaces. Tie Sheriff
description of this property fills nearly six columns q
The Clarion Register the Democratic organ on
course, see how the Editor can stand this. but An
not so clear abou, the ironworkers and farmers sh,n
we say 300 1900 majority for you Rert Pail sea.
men Don't let the Editor who pockets the pros, u
advertising your property at shers sale dictate your
answer
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~ The Erening Post is good for the
following spicy item

following SPICY ITEM
GENERAL CAss.-Our Washington correspondent In
forms u.s. upon what he deems reliable authority thA
Mr. A. o. p Nicholson of Tennessee, has letter in hb
possession from General Cass, containing his reasons log
not voting for the Fugitive Slave Law. He said he coue
not vote for such law without the Jury clause.
If General Cass had any such good reason for dods
ing the vote on that BILL he ought to have the credit
it, He is modest 1t ungenerous In Mr. Nichosoa
to keep such letter to himself VIII not Mr. Niehol
of the hard things we have written and spoken,
OF the man who going to be elected President Of the
United States without the vote OF New.iork
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TO. Is TO BANG HIN and il hung in pubic, Il :
this terrible remedy is the need Of society To-
let it be buried and hidden from the ewes Of -
and the light Of Heaven - behind the S'n..ss
walls Of the jail, and in the lowest dungeon ~
it affords mot elevated on gallows Ike the -
stalk Of the rpened poppy, that the winds ma
scatter its seeds Of crime, Of poisoned staoor ~
OF moral death, over the sea and the Land.
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HUDSON RIVER MUSICAL ASSOCIATION

The Eighth semi-Annual Convention OF the huas'a
River Musical Association held In Kingston IA"
week. Resolutions passed that the subject oil ma'
steal cultivation well deserves public attention and 'na
Rev C. Van santvoord of saugeries delivered an I'D
dress The Association adjourned to meet Newoursa'
on the second Tuesday OF October next. The meeuns
was evidently very pleasant occasion TO all conceneo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

By LIGHrNING.-The admirable work
ing Of the Fugitive Slave Law is depicted In
striking coors In dispatch from Columbia, Pa The
fugitive df really fugve) has most eectualy baied
the not by habeas corpus but by powder
and ball.
Among other Southern items we notice
that Louisiana has slightly modified her laws in regard
to the imprisonment Of colored seamen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the 9th inst, in
Hayt and one in North Carolina today, recorded
The Anti-Slavery Convention at Gin
cnna have resolved unqualfedy against Colonization
The Cass Convention in Michigan per-
formed skllfal dodge on the Compromise question,
instructed their delegates to stick by the author Of the
Nicholson letter, and adjourned in harmony.
Marine Disasters, including the loss of
the Meteor, reach us from the South and East
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ApyrRrrsrse.-Here il a striking Illus

ADyERTIsING.-EIere IL a striking nus
tration Of the benefit of advertising, furnished "
Boston Journal It is from the cash book OF D D.
ton dry goods dealer in Boston From DecemDs.
ISL to January H. is5a his Sales without adver'a
were el,712 ls, an average Of SIS day AZ the 80.
,b.. time he commenced advertising, and up % nc ~
February expended 800 In mailing his business .a, ~
through the newspapsrs At that time hi' ''''' -
reached 1000 %, On average sf >on @sds'
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To PURCHASERS or DRY GooDs AND

READY MADE CLOTHING-A CARD.-Weh have for the
Dss twenty under different been engaged
Jobbns Dry Goods the Country Trade and gantngopen
credits ranging from to twelve months The rapid ad
vance however making around us within the past
few wears every branch and vocation OF business tue IN
creased facilities for transportation and travel under the rap
idly extending railway system admouished that the sy
Gem Of business pursuing was un uted and ~ adapt
ed to changes that ranspn and that 10 keep
pace with the times and meet the demand OF active and re-
vponnbe trsde must sell goods at very cheap rates
10 DO this with safety must divest business OF the ex
and losses We have according
" adopted system whereby enabled and prepared
20 se goods prices command the trade OF the hst class
OF merchants in the country This system Is to sell goods
al NET PRICES and TO divide OF the largest stocksn
the country Departments having separate
and sccounts and at the head OF each Department
WITH talent peculiarly adapted TO the Goods which he
fakes charge We have Print and Bingham Department
Women's Dress Goods Department, Hosiery Department
YanAee Notion Department, Wooden Goods Department,
White Goods Department Domestic Goods Department aud
CARPET and OilCoth Department The head OF each De-
nartmept requests TO invite the CLOSEST SCRUTINY
AND COMPARISON Of the Goods in their respective De-
pertmens irrespective ofany other if each separate
and distinct establishment.
We have sso very large and extensive Department de-
voted TO READY.M CLOTHING, under the manage
nent Of William Gardnerw practical in every branch
of his business and celebrated for the taste and style dis
psyed Frsm the nature Of this branch Of our business
giant credit on Ready Made Clothing ,,nrou
TwEEDY, MOULTON& PLlMPTON,
Importers and Jobbers, No Al Broadway, New-York.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. The first

fashionable ready made Clothing Store established in New
York was that Of w 4. JENNINGS Co We observe
excellent article lust produced by this ndefatigabe rm
We elrde to the Spring 0yereoat made Of Zephyr Cloth,
giant stock Of Clothng We would also remark that this
celebrated establishment persons from the country, who
desrous OF obtaining garments in short time, will
be accommodated with the utmost dispatch This great de-
got OF asonabe clothing established in 1928 aud s
Sakes precedence Of all others 1t in the building
che American Hotel No. Broadway
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Posr OYYrcr DrpAkrMgNr.
Appointment Othee, April 70, 10.

Appointment OlhCe, Ap1l ~ IL
X BONNER, Pr 0prief0r 81 Teha1ts LtdgTi A.
SIR: have received your letter Of tire l1thi nst "a
article or advertisement in newspaper may be
with penor pencil without subecing the seeet - 80
postage fitis done for the sole pnrpose Of readily ~
tractng the attention OF the pcrcon 20 whom fne
may be sent II the mark should be so made a. 70
vey any other information the paper would tieA ~
charged with letter rates Respectfully yonnrn,.,.i
SD JACOBS, 1T Asliss p n. deneisl
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HEADING GEN. CAss.-We notice Z

HEADING UEN' CASS'-Wt HOt1Co =
Washington rumor aioat that directly after the
organizations of Baltimore Convention No. ],
motion will be made hdth claims Of mo candidate
wso has heretofore been put in nomin1tio" BY tAs
rorfv and defeated shall be considered by the Cos-
sention. This, it is supposed, will receive the
votes of the friends of all the candidates, Zen.
Cass excepted and thus throw him out Of the
ring. We suspect this motion has only been dis
cussed, not agreed on; and that its palPable per-
sonaty and unfairness will prevent its adoption.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

pes,ry Ingram and Patent Tapestry ThreePy CsIpSlns
same as were exhibited al the Worlds Far al No 81 Bow
eYy HIRAM AxpsRsoN's. Also Pardoe'S and C7osley \
sons English Exhibition Tapestries and Brussels Carpets OF
magnificent new STYLES. remarkably cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

~ Pardon me, Sir, for asking you
where you bought that hat you wear have been trying to
nd such shaped hat that and have not yet found
Well Sir 70 to FREEMANs No 90 Fulton.st- he made my
hot and viii guarantee he will give you hat for - 50 that
a ahead Of ANYTHING out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

W The Daily Forest city, by J. Me-
DILL, L. new Wing paper at Cleveland, ohio-a cheap
and excellent one 1t starts half fun Of advertisements
and with the true ring in it, editorials We predict
Iopa life
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KEsrucKY.-A letter from an intelli'

fCssOR fFV'H' N@'s "'-s@
gent source, dated Louisville, KY, April 8, 1871,
says: "This State can be carried triumphantly
for either Gen. Scott or Mr.. Cnttenden. Win
any other Wing candidate it maybe set down ~
doubtful" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
MARKING ADVERTISEMENTS. - A very

general impression prevails that m0rhing an adj
verisement in newspaper, sent by mall sud
jects the package to letter postage but inc
following official letter, shows that THIS opinion IS
erroneous,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
SrATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL,

W,t sroS Spa SARATOGA Co. NEw-YosS-rhe next tei n
will commence on the Sth Of May Object to prepare The
student practically wen As Theoretically IN The s,s Of
ct.S admitting 90 practice by the charter circular
stating particulars By request directed pospsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
II Hon. JOHN w. WIsNER, an eminent

citizen of Elmira, N Y, Is dead. He was twice inc
Democratic candidate for Congressonce on tne Dar"
buner interest and once after the party came
but, though the District was opposition 'he hunAe''
knitted him. He was warmly beloved By large circle
nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
KNAPP's HEALTH RESTORATIVE BIT

TERs-Cures the best guarantees OF medicines use.
fulness To q multitude of these with names, dates and
residence in this city and elsewhere the proprietor OF
this preparation will take pleasure in directing the attention
of his friends and the public As far he knows has new
er been taken vain In of General Debility Nervous
Affections Liver Complaint Dyspepsia or any other COM
nlant attributable TO disordefed stomach irregular
lions General Depot, No. 1852 Hudsons 50 cents per bot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
GLoRlous.-English Imperial Three-p'y

Cpetpss Of gorgeous and sttens eolos magnificent and
UNIQUE Nosac and Scroll figures before exhibited st
No - Bowery, HIRAM AspkRsoSs Also American Three
Div Csrpets Il ca end o. per yard beautiful Spring
Styles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
rP~ Ladies' India Rubber House and

Garden Gloves Just what every lady needs at this season.
for protection the hands while gardening
&c In wearing they render the hands very SOFT and bleach
them perfectly white Also LADIES' Bleaching Ms per
pair-very nice. For sale by d HopcMAN No. 2 Maiden
lane and Nv All the Rubber stores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

~ UTICA has elected License Board
of Excise Commissioners by vote'of s65 to DID,
This was about two-thirds Of full vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
70 English Floor Oil Cloths. "a feet

wide elegant Marble Scroll and Mosaic figures Satin finish
ct No 81 Bowery HIRAM ANpERsoNs. Also looS pieces
Of beautiful Floor Oil Cloths in widths at &c and
per yard and upward the most extraordinary bargains ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

SPRING FASHION HATS AND CAPs-As
laree variety a. be found in this cy-unsupassed by
any for beauty, durability chespness at the One Price
Store No. l2S Csnal-st. J. w KELLOGG.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, APRIL 30.

CoNGREss.-In the SENATE, yesterday,
Mr.. PEARcE Of Nd made long speech, defending the
Administration from the charges made by Mr. GwrN Of
Ca and Others in regard to appointments and opera
tons the Pacific side
In the HOUSE, Mr.. WALSH Of Md. made political
speech sustaining the Southern seceders and predict
ing the election of Gen. Glass; unless the Wing party
should Immediately unite upon the Compromise plat
form.
The public business was not advanced fraction in
either House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

lS There Is no section OF tins great
gnin which the fame OF GREENS Shirts has reached
The pupetuay with which orders dispatched from the
notest quarters executed at GREENS No Asor House
IA talked o everyhere and the exquisite style of his Shirts
Is the theme Of every of fashion who has ever worn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

kossUTH IN FANEUIL HALL.-We have
only sketch of the Speech in the old Cradle of
Liberty last night reporter being unable to get
copy in time for the Afternoon Express train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

ILLINOIs.-Gov. French has called al
Extra Session of the State Legislature to be held tn
eth of June
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To THE SENSIBLE PORTION OF THE

CoMMuNITy-DAvIs's RABvENE prce 80 cents per botte
changes gray hair original color not by dying or stain
ing but by calling action natural laws This Is the only
preparation compounded philosophical principles 1t pro-
duces the most astonishing effects Principal office removed
TO No sos Grandst cor. of Allen. Agens-Rng No. 1872
Broadway Cook q Co, No 279 Westinghouse; Knapp,
No 1862 Hudson-st Lyon No Ill Houston-str cor Avenue
d. N. Y.
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CArAL-sr. CARPET SroRE.-Now is the
time; you wsnt % make swing Of IS per cent call e
No 70 Csnalsf 4. A. PETERSON Co, and there you viii
dnd good Ingram Carpets At Per yard; Threepy n per
ysrd Tapestry Bruseh to Iof per ysrd- Also large
and splendid assortment Of Tspestry VeivetA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
~ LACE CURTAINS,

~ LACE CURTAINS,
Muslin Curtains
Window Shades
Bull Hollands,
White Hollands,
] = j
White Linen,
Gilt Comices,
Banda Pima Hooks, Center Tassels
Loops Picture Cord and Tssses
EAl for sale at very low prices, at
kelly 4 FEReUs0N's
Windsor Furnishing Store,
No. 289A Broadway,
One door from Reade-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30
WHO ARE THE BEST DENTISTS IN New

York; Whe the most moderate in their charges no
have the finest suit of Dental Offices in the City Who pay
most attention the comfort of their paensi NosTHALL
MooREHEAD New-York Dental Institute, 1872 BeetkerG
between Wooster and Laurens See advertisement In an
other column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

B Now's the time and nOw's the hour
Noxious insects to oerpower;
Give them magnetic shower,
From LYONS TASKS.
Late the price SO cents
But while landlords raise their rents
He TO cut down half consents
A QUARTERS all he asks.
LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pills reduced to Is cents
retail the flask box and with corresponding reduction
wholesale customers for sale at No 42a Broadway
and by most respectable druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-30

PIANOS, CHEAP. - Boston and New
York Pianos with and without Gilbert Co.'S Eoian
at very low prices large lot Of good second
hand Pianos Pianos et-tuned and repaired Cash paid
for new and second hand Pianos GOULD BERRY No. 2T
Broadway.
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Y FowLERs & WELLS, Psychologists
and Publishers Clinton Hail. No. lS Nasssust, NewYork
and No. 142 Washington-st, Boston.