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GUNNER Retreats.

A FEW CHILDREN can be accomno-
~ dated with Board in private family, In pleasant
ysse on Long Island about s. miles from New ora
where they can have all the conveniences oil nome OIa
schools in the immediate vicinity Terms AZ
quire at the Drug Store, corner Broadway and '4ln
BOARD in YONKERS, on the Hud-
I'D son River II miles from City Hail seeess'De n-.,
ard wife can be accommodated with board and Pessan
Ioors IN private family, within three minutes a - i
healthy. For particulars apply 70 X boGAhDoa' N@ts
No Is5 Broadway; on LYMAN COBB, Jr- fonkers
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CPIRITUAL PHENOMENA.-Dr. C.

continues to afford visi,ors the most striking
Shrs OF the reality Of those spiritual agencies OF
kp.s = medium. f1ndrcds of esses OF conversion
ev ssx ost oesinafe skepticism have occurred IN this
zox g. x erookiyp within the last fsm weeks lie has
ne ste pesier aceomnoSson Of the increasing attend
rss sssh for one sitting he Aso proposes to give in
~ fsasonspie terms on AZ topics connected with
hnsr~ Electrical Pyshoesy, and Spiritual Maniies
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4 TTRACTIVE VOLUME from the


A TTRACT1VE VOLUME from the
IA FRENCH-STRINGER L TOWNSEND publish
'' Hau Rsa THE ROMANTICS The adventure: Of
This Il most piquant annusing volume. 1t reminds
Of smolstt but more vivid and pursent In many Of
plots and inrgues the scspes and faux pas OF romantic
young man. like the Frenchmans champagne sparkle and
dance through m pages with buoyancy and vigor quite
smusng one of Lematres best vaudevies delightful
book for the watering places Just the thing for the traveller
STRINGENT TOWNSEND, No. " Broadway
DOCKS CHEAPER THAN EVER
ID Published this day
HARPERS MAGAZINE for june
THOMAS ORMSBY has removed from his Old stand,
Of Ann end Nassau, TO No. IL Annst where can 90
found az usual large supply Of all the late PUBLlCA.
TIONS, MAGAZINES, &c. which he can furnish TO deal.
ers and the trade general at the lowest cash prices
NEW BOOKS LATELY ISSUED.
LIVES OF CELEBRATED HIGHWAYMEN.-The
Life and Adventures of Tom King the Notorious Highway
man and Robber, by the Author of Dick Turpn, Capt
pete in volume with two beautiful illustrations OF Tu
pins celebrated ride to York. Price Is cents
PICKWICK ABROAD; or, The Tour In France BY
Geo w NJ Reynolds Superby illustrated with character
MABEL. The Child Of the Battle Field. Elegantly IL
lustrated Price 80 cents.
LEWIS ARUNDEL; OF, The Railroad of Life. Cheap
MANvERs; or Tie Child of Crime. work of deep
interest Price Is cents
CELEsTINE; or, Lights and Shadows Of London Life.
. MYSTERIES II II AND MSERIEs OF NEw-ORLEANs
~ AVN Nearly Ready,
ROSE ASHFORD; or, The Ruined Gamester. By E. L.
Blanchard Author of Celestne
THOMAS ORAiSBY, No. IL Ann.st, Publisher,
late corner of Ann and Nassau.
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NOR SALE-A Stock of Hardware and
II C,Ie,v in ported by the present owner VIII be sold
Iow on easy terms. Address with real name) HARD-
WARE at this Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

NOR SALE-A very important lnven-
n ton. monopoizing very extensive cash business-
Profits 100 per cent Tis no visionary matter Address
HART, Tribune Office
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THE SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, 70

Saturday. 18th May Is issued, containing Letters on
Mesmesm and Claivoyance No BY distinguished Lsay
E,ssys by the Spirits Unexpected Manifestations al
Bruoklyn Vision, &c, by Quaker Report Of the Pro
ceedin rs of the NewYo Conference Who Responsible
In reply to The Courier and Enquirer by the Editor ands
variety of other interesting articles For sale at the office
No 8 Canrflanaf-st. and At the News Offices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

ITO PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS
For sale well established and handsomely fitted
m Drug Store Apply at No. ~ Gouyerneur, corner OF Nun
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Uante6.

A BOY WANTED.-An active, smart
Boy about II years of age with good reference, can
find permanent situation at No. 285 Grand-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
COTTON TWINE FACTORY.-The

NOTTON TWINE FACIOhi III
yoschiuery for sale consisting Of willow, lapper
card. drawing frames speeders spinning frames lSl
snndes each twister frames ballng frames with bob
Tns snools shang gearing betting, and everything CON-
nste put up and ready for running number OF looms
aso belong to the establishment desirable lease OF the
factory premises and excellent water power situated In
This sse contiguous this city be had reason
shls terms The machinery nearly new and the whole
viii he sold very cheap Apply 10 THERASsON Bkf-
AN No Is Wall-st, New York.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED by a

" Gentleman Wife and Infant in place Of daily
scce 10 the city References given and required Board
ing house keepers need not reply. Address L. box No o
Eew-York Post-Oifce
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THEPRINCETON PULPIT-CHAS.


SCRIBNER publishes, this day,
THE PRINCETON PULPiT-Being Original Contrbu-
.ions from the pens of Rev Miller d. D Rev. j. Cana
ban d. D. Rev C. Hodge, D. D., Rev. J. Mclean d. d,
Rev J W Alexander, D. D., Rev. A. B. bod, d. D., Rev
NJ B Hope, D. D, Rey John Forsyth, d D., Rev. J. Add
Vim r. Schepck. Rev. VIM II. Greene, &c. in vol svo.
BRACES HUNGARY IN 1851. ivol
NlLIslSS PENClLlNGS BY THE way lvol-
PYNNSHURSf; his wanderings and Ways OF Thinking.
Ey bona 4 Mcleod. vol. limo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
WOOSTER HOUSE, DANBURY,

w CONN., will be opened by the subscriber on the ist
Of June 1t Is pleasantly located within few rods Of the
Railroad Depot The house large, newly built and album
iany supplied with pure and soft spring water for bathing
nc and fitted up with Gil the convenences Of modern ho
tells Danbury about three hours rde from this city BY the
New-Yok and NewHaven and Danbury and Norwalk Rail
roads, and offers attractions to those wishing TO visit the
country during the summer months. w. SIMONSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

- Notice.-Passengers per amship ATLANTIC for
Liverpool win please be ON board oo Of Uanals on SAi-
- an The rsasase must be down Friday, marked
Below with number Of passengers berth M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
CTTUATION Wanted bv a TEACH

OER-A young Gentleman of classical education sra-
duae OF Yale College Of the lS possessing an expert
ence IN nstuctien OF or years more especially IN ins
non IN the Latin and Greek languages desires lucrative
situation either Principal of Academy or
instructor in the classics and branches OF education
Satisfactory evidences of ability and experience can be gwen
address communication containing particulars, to - BOX
100 Phladelphia Post Ohce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

q Notice TO Passengers from Panama 70 Cal
nornia.-The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA.
NY feel called upon to give public notice that no tickets will
b rcosnzed BY their agent Panama which not dgned
ssp be obtained ouly at their Agency No III West of c.
i. BARTLETT, ESQ., Boston ;or OF Messrs ARMSTRONG,
HARRIS co, New Orleans-New- York, Jan % 1904
By order VIM. H. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
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ADMINISTRATIONS MUSEUM

az, + BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor; JOHN
SShLNwOOD, Jr, Assistant Manager; CIV. CLARKE,
80 Nf q 10 the entirc Museum
Hs s.Nrmsnce, Is cents Children under 10 y. cents
ssSyeeA III cent? sxtxa-THuRS ans FRIDAY, May
SnmneSs ia the AFTERNOON Al O'clock, HIGHWAY
cseeeeEkl and JENNY LIND 10 the EVENING,
HaeensSy tIE TEMPLE. The YOUTHFUL GIANT, the
---4fi FAMILY, kc, are to be al All hours.
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, MAY %, 1852.

AS Cook, in hotel, saloon or boarding
house. by respectable Woman, with good references
Can be seen at No AS Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

= The Annual Convention of the Chi Psi
-0,sr.ifv win be held at WARMERS Union House,
s,paSisid, Mass, on WEDNESDAY, June 2, at o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

handing extensive river and country view, rendersit
peculiarly attractive for residence For erma kc,
apply TO BELKNAP& GRIGGS, No. 252 Wsshngtonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

" ten,en and their wives can be accommodated with
Board the village of Huntington Long Island The house
pleasantly situated rising ground half way between
the harbor and the village which for health scenery
ming and fishing cannot be surpassed Apply on the pemscs
To JAMES CONDOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

DOARD.-Two single Gentlemen can De
.-.',rod.s,a with breakfast and tea with fall sosd
90 sundsys Nos Asdso-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

- Kmigrant Intelligence Once and Lnncr
xYohanGe. Nos Is and q Cansl-st- New-York.-Thn
- q established by the Commissioners Of Emigration.
UAs can always be found large numben Of Labocn and
Servants at very low of waees and can have
& orders filed BY writing TO the Superintendent and ssnd.
u he amount necessary to pay the passage OF the parties
inquired No foes charged 70 employer
JAS. p PAGAN Superfntendenl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

r. Netice.-The Annual Meeting Of the Peoples Bath
~, md Washpe Association for the choice OF olce ana
~, Spne win be hele at No. 81 Besver-s, up stairs on
.o a."J' '''' RICH. WARREN, Sec'ry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

- Dr. Banning gives Free Lecture before the La
- az Brooklyn Defo-nities and Chronic Weaknesses
S Dsrsses incident to Women and Children, ct O'Clock
STtIuRsDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY of this week,
= fbs Brpoklyn Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
APE Y-SEA BATHING

" CONGRESS HALL VIII Be open on The 10Th Of June
next The location Of this house and the al and beautiful
grounds in front render il the desirable OF any the
Island The proprietor hopes to merit Continuance Of the
very liberal Patronage heretofore received
w. B. MILLER, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
ITO CABINET MAKERS.-A man who

Il understands the Business in all its various branches
to act As Foreman also Salesman wanted at l Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

Sperhsmel the grand 0pers, 10 three acts, called
THE ENCHANTRESS.
Sfells.. Nine. Anna Thillon Syvio Mr.. Hudson
.othsusxias. Mr. A. Andrews Duke DAguila Mr. Howard
kents. Mr.. Leach Don Heryero. MI Wilson
PREVIOUS to which, original OVERTURE, BY Bale.
Admisnon--5oeentsL Doors open at O'Clock; to COM
mence % O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

- To the Deaf and Blind.--l hereby depose that
Dr. HEATH cured Of Deafness Of Is years Duration
JAMES STlLES.--Swom before me March 9TH, 1857
ISAAC o. BARKER, Commissioner of Deeds
DR. DlLLENBACK devoes himself TO the Eye. Scores
the Ear and Eye can can be the Office No 5sl Broad
way, nom to L. daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
ITO HEADS OF FAMILIES and

II Others-Mr. GREELEY weuld respectfully solicit
the attention Of the employing public to the agency which,
IN connection with his other business he has opened corner
Readest and Broadway for procuring good Servants the
business of which shall be conducted without trick hum
bug No servants sent without the strongest presumption
that they viii suit thereby avoiding the annoyance of multi
aous and useless calls He hopes that employer wi take
this matter into consideration. Help to supply ssknowl
edged desideraum Send their orders call and try his
systen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

--N.t,ce,-Tbe members Of MOSAIC TEMPLE OF
,roe No 1 are hereby notified to meet THIS (Fnday)
nHvFSiSG stNo 1871 Bowery, at O'Clock. Punctua at
respectfully requested business of importance
The Social Degree Temple will meet at
~ ~ plsce On SATURDAY EVENING, 1t o'clock.
- ~~s T. L. LAPHAM Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

r Noflce.--PANAMA KAlLkOAD CUMfANr-
Ois Information has been received at this Office that the
Ssosd has been opened for travel to Fro the next
"a above Bpo Sodaa for the present and until the road
opened to the crossing place on the Chages River The
.ips cave daily from Aspinwa at 80 NJ and Frols
SSPM FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary.
once Panama Railroad Co, New York, May Is, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

DGenemen and their Wives ssa one room. snd 5Osd Ia
smsn ea1 n1 e so.pn No 70 south SUI e. WITH
three nus q rsss e rs g ss s o.
fer pure country air 20 the eoans" s''' ~ - -
sirxbIe home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

TO FEMALE Wanted
Il Immediately, in school in the country single Lady
TO teach English, Music, Drawing and Painting Applicants
must be communicate Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
ard produce strong and full Testimonials of character quail
6caou and aptitude 70 teach Inquire 81 Mscdongat
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III z OOO A Partner wanted with

RCeVOVs this Cash Capital 20 become aJont ana
equal with the inventor OF machine TO be patented
in England and Scotland None but thorough business
man with the of capital in cash need apply Ad
dress H. H. H. Box No. S28 Post Office with full address
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BROADWAY HEATER-E.A.MAR-
RURTON'S THEATER-CHAMsEns-

K<VNIO1V - IIE&A E4IV--- OnAMbEHS-
Dsr-BENEFITo of MrJ.w LEsTER.-THIS EVEN.
INC, May rs VIII he plsve6 TIE Comedy, in acts Of
: SECRETS WORTH KNOWING.
Nicholas Rue, -. Mr. Burton Sally wnrig ht Mrs ushes
To conclude with the Farce, in 5 acts of the
ENGLlSSiMAN IN PARIS.
pe~ Circle and Parquet 50 cents; second Tier 25cen;
eivsh Boxes e5 Orchestra Chsir ~ sentA poon open
- u: 10 b~su Al o,olock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

~ nal Boatmen wanted freight coal In boats Of thu
Pennsylvania Coal Co upon the Delaware and Hudson CO
nal The boats will average lie during the
They viii be required to be lowed with two horses and b
manned by persons besides the Captain For particular
apply at the Office Of the Pennsylvania Coal Co.. corne
Broadway and Wall-st, orto VIM HATHAWAY, Agent
Port Even near R0ndous-
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1uerial Notifies.

n Empire Lodge, No. "a 1. o. %; F;-or 'l'I-
Aep Beo You are hereby notified to be pune.
ri al the Lodge Room, o. f. Hall on SUNDAY ns
s~ioci M 10 attend the funeral Of Fast Crane az
ENCH our late esteemed brother Resdence lVo
FunersI services at the Orchard St Church, at2
Interment Greenwood" Brothers OF sister
~. arc cordially invited By order: ,., ~ ~
hse" VIM. CAMERON GREEN, N @.
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NTAN for TENNESSEE WANTED
vl Tonvest 81 ooo to sooc TO introduce in that s'ss
An invention as valuable 10 the farmers McCormicks
Reaper BusF respectable safe and be made
TO Nv over $1,000 In year. Address STEPHEN ST.
John Tribune Once.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-13
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND Ml.WEEKLY,
by WILLIAM F. s. THOMAS RITC4IE, JR.

Z II In -
nDaily dollars per and III the raie
dlars taken shorter period than year For
Weekly five dollars per and three dollars i' ns
p,vabe advance, be paid the Office rcmna " 1"'
paid dollars per At the end OF he - ,ool and
u- All dues this office be cmited pei n', ~ 81 III I
Bank the risk OF the Editors % ;mSi. ar j.
scarcely Of any account the writer II Is te
age in al extensive business which operates s ui
Editors.
m rur many ENoUIRER:-For lines less, hrst i'll
son fifty cents succeedn nsertion twenty cent:
n inserted once week or trce times wck, thirty
ven and half cents for each insertion after the first
annual dollars thirty nee and in
Veners and charged SlN (papc cluded)
IN TIE l.WEEkLY-Eor TEN Ines less, rst insertion
% cents: for each continuance SO cents
from distance must es accompanied with the advance
Obituaries and tributes Of exceeding eight lines,
orr emerged for aS advertisements
All and Marriages from the country, whenever
pary hand writing unknown be oy
n OF the Postmaster neighborhnod or tey will
no be published Every that has been taken to
and quzzes has heretcor proved unavalg
e therefore such communications being Certified
nv The name Postmaster The back Of the er.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-13
MR. FAULKNER,S SPEECH.

We commence to-day, land shall conclude to morrow
the publication of this very able and valuable DO
cumenl. 1t is among the most important inoica-
ons Of the day-and thank Mr. F. for having made so
impressive an appeal the Southern Wings 10 abandon the
of Sewardsm and rally around the flag OF the Con-
stution the Union, and the Rights OF the Soui' ne
shews most conclusvely, BY documentary evidence
tha, the Whig party, North, not be trusted
and ,ha, the only hope for The preservation oi
the Union and the rights of the South is In the Demo-
cratic party The argument Is unansweraOlete iac's u
valuable and powerfully arrayed In on extract from Sew
ard speech II will be seen that the word ameoratlon s
employed-ths s the word used by General Scott IN
his Atkinson letter. recommends tho ameioration
Of slavery, 10 determination" An omnous comet
dence, in the eyes of oil Souherners He commends lhe
whole speech to Wings and Democrats II paints the tr
with the hand of MASTER and faithfully porrays the mis-
cbeyous consequences of the OF the Seward ticket
North Carolina has already shown how 'ae snuod inc GA"
ger in the breeze-a the other Southern States VIII ioo"
the Mr. Faulkner will deserve high credit fo
having rung so timely and solemn warning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-13

DIED.
PIED departed this life, her redeEc. r.onI
Gshi he Bird Of Augus' 55i as-
81 bet"eey, and ugh'cr s J5En Page
Bropie, Ciar.e county, Virginia
ms m1utnfu dpcnsAtlon OF Providence a'ct, s
uc'"co chtIen on large ." sfsctoaas ficGt
eommu"ly OF which she oaaen; Distinguished
socis which Page B:ooke BrTk--
was YET daguhed for me Christian
lived and died bright example,
DIED residence Of Elder w uct.p Abemars rounty Va
Ju IL MARY BEAZLEf. Of Jas Bcaz.y deceased 81
and
tainei disease wonder that
she has been tasen aNa?-bu may we not add
Oh grave, where is thy victory7
And death. where sthy sting
Though professor Of re an early age the
incident % 'h settled country prevented being n.t
denomination nt past m meridian Of her day then mi
e ton" Baptist Chu'ch co"sen, member body
eHii!:n ihlestis al all times will
hef Master aue alive calls Of humanity lent
ne spieic tear or contributed from her Gi
eeH Dre naPiW man when contributing happiness
ut ne gone three gene atlon her
ear her dunonions oI sage
ep"h 70 principles OF purity she died trusting
ne sulacy OF me great Yet whilst her boty
here - " 'i' " ' - ~
The wicked cease from troubling,
And the weary rest
- Religious Herald rsqusa.d TO copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-13
l0TICE TO PHYSICIANS

PiIYSICIAN Wishing 10 reue tom an exEeese
N rnsr 10 Sc. small farm any member OF tho profession
want n situation the purchaser The oenht mn
ed partnerships med with the view OF transferring he
hi, bans Az pcaon may made the office OF the kcnmoh
r r,a m"ato Afp ' August 2-c3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-13

MARBLE YARD.
fOlN T. FOG ERS, Main Rchnund
Esy,an Italian and American Marble Monuments, roE,t
Save stones Name oicyery description Wal Plates ons
Any ;eS.n III Cars xecu:ciim the nea:sF manner.
the couB.ry with reference attended
Mr. Rogers sr"ed his apprenticeship he aree
Establishments New York City having much
business uers himself that a his will
satisfaction done North South ocl5cly
AVA, yrrc,Y-,. .u,,RaToEH FOR THE ANA
'N-'AH 1S< II .ISIS OF SOILS, &c.
TJlE undersigned announces that thoush me 'oct"s o u'
o III. counties there beer esnbil1hed m
Department Cheristy IN Raholh mac,
C.y. an Anav,ica Laboratory for the analysis OF s"'
,i,sr mann mi, ,as q G ana Analytical Che
nry The will he furnished with the most nppoTsu
and choice with desirable acly lie
h.. associated him a VIM A. Shepard who was recently ar
Professor Norton the Yale Analytical Laboratory and
bn comes with ample skill and caacity Young
men am pursue any the College they may WISH VIM.
,h,r ne instruction the Laboratory Copons written
e1ana will always accompany the reports OF anaEsS
for ANALYSIS vii! be moderate-he design
hens make The Laboratory accessible the people al
Packages Wills Lea or Snyih Duh IeleIs
hnr. Va will Re forwarded charge those who senu ie
EorTr,r,ber ;nformaon. address CHARLES B. STUART,
~ Professor Experimental Sciences
,,.,,, 6 ,o,, Rapdoph Macon COLLEGE. Va.