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Oakland Cemetery Association.

At meeting of the Trustees of the above As.
ISOLATION, held on saturday morning, July Q,
the following officers were elected:
Prcst.-Ex-Gov. Ramsey.
Sec and Treas.-John +. Warren,
Com to purchase ground-Dr Borup, Geo.
W. harrington and j. L. Warren.
Com. DIT. By-Laws.-Rev T. r. Crcssy, Rev.
L. WilcOysOn and J. +. Warren
On motion, the meeting adjourned to Satur-
day next. to meet at Mr.. Warren's Office.
7. WILCOXSON, Sec. pro tenn.
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The Northern Route.

The following prompt correction of certain
erroneous statements put forth by the New
York Herald, we find in that paper of the 4th.
The hand is readily recognized to be that of
our faithful Commissioner to the Industrial Ex-
hibition. Minnesota has always vigilant and
able representative abroad when W. G. LeDuc
is away from home, let him be wherever he
NAV -
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I II E MINI ES0TIAN
Saint YasI, satasaaq, SUN IL, l85a.
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

BED Wing-Trip thereto-Excursion into the
Country-Chafacte Of the same-Trout Fish
Ing Extraordinary--Improv at Red
Wfng-Futsre Prospects.
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'cci Completed. and she has been tOwcd from
her dock at NIlllamsburgh to the foot of Thir-
:een.n street, n. H., for the purpose of recev-
ing hcr new and powerful engine and other ma
chlncry, nearly all of which is in readiness TO
DE placed on board. The shaft bed plates and
water wheels are the only parts which hav,
been retained in her. The owners are conf5rnt
the Ericsson will be ready for sea the first of
September next.
MAINE Law IN MISsOrRI.-The martial law
established by the st. Louis Grcys, some time
last winter on the 18th section of tbc Pacific
railroad, is being vigorously enforced further
west by the eX-iicutenant Governor. Vide the
Do0hNii1c observer Of the 25th nit:
we heard related. a few days since. that some
tiio" haa possessed himself of license TO sell
liquor and squatted down in shantee on the
iinc where Gen. T. Price had his hands at work
vi Inc faclflc Railroad. In short time the
was a drunken row, heads broke,
olaGk eyes and bloody noses Gen Price went
~ 'he man and represented to him the injury
ne was doing him. stating he would rather ADAM
doh thc work than to have such scenes con-
SANITY occurring. and requested him to dcsst.
But the man pulled out his license and a per
mt from the owner of the land to use it, and
deiied him. Upon which Gen. Price seized an
axe and knocked in all the heads of his barrels
and let out all the liquors, and informed hin,
that he would serve all who attempted to do as
he had done, on this section Of the work in tho
same way.
OPENING OF TIE CRYSTAL PAIACE.-The Di-
rcctors have liked the price of season tickets at
$40. None but the holders of these Tickets and
invited guests, will be admitted into the interi-
or TO witness the ceremonies of the inaugura-
'ion' which are announced for the l4th of July
the gay before the exhibition is opened to-
,ne public. This arrangement has been rem
lered necessary to guard against the rush and
srowd that would inevitably attend an indis.
u admission into the building during
The Inauguration.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMToRTANr TO DispEpTlCs.

Dr.. s. IIOUGHTON'S PEPSIN, THE TRUE DIGEs
TIVE FLUID, orGAsTRIc JUICE preparcdrom RENNET
or the FOURTH STOMACH OF TIE OK, after drcc'
lions of BARON LIEBIG, the great Physiological
Chemist. by J. S. IIOUGTITON, NJ D., Philadelphia.
This is truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION and DEBILITY, curing after Ma
turc's own method 1y Natures own Agent the GAS.
IislCJUlCE. Pamphlets containing Scientific evil
dcncc OF its value, furnished by agents gratis See no.
ico among tho medical advertisements.
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SG5 REWARD.

DANAWAY, on last Saturday, the 18th inst, my
M boy RICHARD, answers to the name of Dick
white nulatto about five feet or inches high, tol
erably stout built, and about twenty-five years old,
whstra ght light colored short hair, has very sukv
appearance, and answers quick and short when spo
ken to- When he left he had on n black ovcrcoat and
pair of common negro cloth pants, low crown dove
colored furd hat. The boy has very down look-l
have had the word "Slare" written on his forehead
with India Ink, just above the eyebrows, though
have no doubt he will try to hide it by tying some
thing round his head or he may put plaster over it.
lie miH be certain to try and pass for white man.
The above reward OF twenty-five Dollars will be paid
for his delivery in any jai in the State.
JAMES LOWRY.
Bralcyvillc P O., Sumter District. 5t-l2
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Later from Europe.

BALTIMORE, March 22.-The U. S. Steam.
ship Atlantic, Capt. West, arrived at New
York on Tuesday from Liverpool, which port
she left on "Wednesday, the 9th inst.
TIE Observation-Disclosures The sales of
Cotton for the three days have comprised
l1O00 bales, Of which Spectators and Elk.
portcrs have taken one thousand each. The
imports during the same period amounted to
$4,000 bales. Mcssrs. Wright and Candy,
in their Circular received by this arrival, quote
Cotton as steady with far business up to
Tuesday, the Sth inst, when decline of an
eighth ola penny took place in consequence
of the untavorable tenor Of tic Niagara's
American adyiccs, the market closing dull and
gloomy.
The quotations are-Fair Orleans lid;
Mddling Orleans 55 S; Fair Upland 57Sd !;
and MddIing Upland 5 I'D.
Flour was in moderate demand and had cX-
pcrirnced further decline ofsixpence per bhl.
Of 1876 lbs.
Trade in Manchester had slightly declined.
HAvRE CorroH MAHKET.-Thc advceS
from Havre brought by the Atlantic are to the
1th inst The demand for Cotton, however.
was but moderate and there was little or no
change to notice as operators were awaiting
the receipt OF the Niagara advices. For
Rice and Ashes there had been moderate de-
mand from the trade and for export.
FoREIcN irEMs-In hnmbardy the c"miis-
cation of the property of those suspected to be
connected with late insurrectionary move
mentS ha,l commenced. The frigates CumbeT-
land and ST. Louis had taken many fugitives
on board.
Prince Camerata Bunaparte has Shot HIM
self
The Rothschds have taken the Sandman
loan.
Great military preparations are making in
Bavaria and many arrests have taken place.
In France the Emperor has appointed Com
missioncrs to visit every part Of The Empire
and inquire INTO the waits OF the people
Father LacorGirrc has been ordered to Quit
Paris for aluLing in han sh terms to the En-,
Iperor.
4 tradesmaB has been arrested in Paris for
shooting at tie Archbishop of Paris.
The Earl Of Malmesbury has reprimanded
the Commander Of the En- glish Frigate at
Genoa, for assisting Mazzin to escape from
that city.
The Emperor Of Austria his nearly recover.
cd from his wounds.
The rum"r that Il cons rracy existed at
Comorn, in Hungary, has been confirmed. The
Provost nl the tu~n MAS hang i'll chains and
| FIVE hundred prisoners sent To Pesth.
The arrangements between Austria and
Turkey, are said to he As follows: The Hun
gagi;,ns aud Poles serving in the Turkish army
are to he immctliaiety dismissed. The Porte
is to withdraw Ecr troops from Montenegro
and pay four Millions Of pastres that are due
to Austrian subjects. Week and Sulorina a: e
to remain as pat Of Turkey, but the Porte re-
linquishrs the right to erect Notifications on
them, or to approach them by sea.
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Still Later.
BALTIMORE, :March 25

The British nail steamship Asia, Capt. Lott,
has arrived at New York tr"n, Liverpool,
which port siie left ol the 18th inst. with 81
passengers.
THE LIVERPOOL MARKETS. In the Cotton
market, since the departure OF the Canada on
the 9th inst prices avc fallen off an eighth,
and in some instances Il quarter. The lower
trades, however. have declined most and
holders are prc>sim" on the market: The
sales ofthe week haze Comprised Al 600 bales,
Of which spectators have taken ! 900, and ex-
p"rtcrs Goa bales, part OF which will be re-
sold.
Tic quotations are As follows: Fair Orleans
6 -4d; Middl:ng Orleans 5 I'D lair Upland
57.si and Mddli"g Upland 7 lGd.
For Flour aud cor!' here is but Il moderate
demand. and the arrivals since the sailing "t
tie C.nadi having been large, 81 decline of II
s''ilijng per iA. Of Flour, and the same per
quarter Of Corn. has taken place.
STATE OF TRADr.-En Manchester trade
turing the week has largely declined.
llAvRE CorroN MAgKET-Cotton in this
market has dcrIiHed. The safes since the 4tii
inst. to- Tie 9TH inclusive hay. averaged 100
bales per day. Orleans Tres Crdiiare is quo
ted at barely so francs, and Uplants at IS.
FoREIGN lrHMs. \ great number of exc
cutionS have taken place at Pesth As also q,
Alnnti!a aud the S"qurstra,;on of property is
on all rx,cnS ve scale Many refugees have
sough, protection Of the PicinnntcS" Govern
mcnt, which has protested tn The Court OF Vi
enna against their being mole>t"d.
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TO TkIE SICK.

For the enecual roofing out from tho system of al
diseases brought on by indigestion biousess andln
purity of tho blood t is a widely and well known act
that WEIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PlLLS
arc tie great PANl CEA. Throughout. the en'llc
South these Pills have long been held in the highest
repute, both by private individuals and by the Mcdcai
faculty of our country Southern fevers and Southern
diseases generally yield to their influence at ONCE anu
theunfortunatc victim to earthly woes Is l'e
to thank Heaven that sovereign balm has been pro-
vided. 49,
Let each try them for himself and if the medicine
fails to satisfy the experiment shall cost him nothing.
Tnos. !. WoRKMAN, Agent for Camden, 5. T., and
told by Druggists and Merchants throughout the cou
srv June 2S-ly.
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Southern Chair Factory.

TIVE subscriber begs leave to call the attention of
4 wholesale Purchasers to his Stock of Cane Seat
Windsor. Office, and Dining Room Chairs, Cane Seat
Stools &c. all of which are made at his Factory
Columbia.
Having obtained the best machinery now used for
the purpose and competent workmcn, he is prepared
fill Orders for any sryle of Chairs.
lie docs not invite the attention Of Purchasers to his
establishment solely the ground ots being South
crn enterprise but because he can supply as good an
article fully as cheap or cheaper than it can be obtain
ed from the North.
CHAIRS will be packed and delivered free Of charge
at any of the Dcpdts in Columbia
His Ware Rooms are over the Auction Store OF
Mcssrs Alien Philips who Agents for the above
Factory. W. /. PEkClF ALI
March l. om
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BsesESsDEHNG.

Thousands Of parents who Vermiinge composed
Castor Oil Caulncl &c. are aware, that while they
appear TO benefit the patient. they are actually laying me
foundations series Of diseases, such as io*s
of sight, weakness Of limbs, Dr..
In another column will be found the advertisement Of
Ilobcsacks Medicines 10 which ask the attention OF
all directly interested in their o'rn us Well as th' mn
dr.n:s |aIIb In Liver Complaints and all disorder: ar
sing from those of bilious type should make Use ol Tile
only genuine medicine liobrnsack's Liver Pls ,
SS5-.. BE- NOT DEcEIvED.' but ask tor lioocnsacks
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe thai e"rhhas
the signature of the Proprietor, J. ~ HOBENSA1h'as
none else are genuine.
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Under Decree i'm Equity.

Nartln o. As6en3
ON MONDAY the 4th prox, the first sale day In I
April, will be sold in Camden,
All those LOTS OF LAND in til. town of Camden,
in the District Of Kershaw at the corner of Broad and
Rutledge Streets bounding cast Broadsreei north
on Ruedgc-sreet and known in the plan Of the said
town as Nos 1909, 1910, and part of 1908 and COM
prsing the premises now occupied by n. S. Mofat,
store dwelling house &C.. and containing - feet on
Broad-srcet, and - feet on Rutledge street.
Terms-one fourth cash, balance on credit Of one,
two and three years, secured by bond and mortgage
with interest from date payable annually, buildings 70
be insured and the policies assigned.
JAMES ". GRAY, =
Master in Equity.
Charleston, March1l. Its.
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New Books.

A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON-BTSINESS; or
n how to get save, speud, give, lend anI bequeath
MONEY; with an inquiry into the chances OF sue
cess and cases of failure in Business. By +. 1.
Frccdley
Politics for American Christians: word upon our
example as Nation our labor, oTr trade, elections
Education and Congressional Legislation.
Ancient Christianity Exemplifed, by Lyman Coleman
Footpath and Highway; or, Wandering Of an Amer-
can in Great Britain in ls5l-52. By B. Moran.
Anpleton's 2d Series Essays from the London Times
Miiers Philosophy of History. vols. II mo-
New Themes for Protestant Clergy; Charity and the
Clergy: Day Dreams; Basil a Romance; Home Scenes
and Heart Studies Boys Treasury Of Sports; Bohn's
Hand Book of Games; Chlds own Book of Fairy
Tales; Coleridgc's Works; Goldsmith's Works; Cobbs
Miniature Lexicon; The Presbyterian Psalmodist
adantcd to the Psalms and Hymns. Approved by the
General Assembly; Aliens Rural Architecture
March SO tt. a. 1OONT.
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The CounT.-Thc Court Of COMMON pleas is
now in session at ,hi, place, Judge FEos, prcsi
ding. SO far the proceedings have been unintcr-
cSting the more important cascs being left for the
end Of the week. The court during the first Of
tic week la, been occupied trying assault and
battery cases, in which the point is, ''who struck
the first blow :" which is about as hard to deter
mine in some cases, as who struck Billy Patter-
son ?--DoyiiRqt0n FIag
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A G. A &H.

rENIIE undersigned would announce to those who
4 are interested III the cause Of education that the
subscription list to his course of Lectures on Chemls
try is nearly complete, and if few more names
be obtained he will proceed without delay to procure
the necessary apparatus. lie will also, if sufficient
encouragement is given organize n night class for
the same purpose. 1t is hoped that such an opport-
nifty $50 seldom affordcd) for obtaining thorough
knowledge of the important science will not he neg
lected. T. CARPENTER.
March 90 TAGJ4t-l2
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French Burr MiYlStOnes.
In Eauity-Kcrsllaw District.

Hampton Bynum. Gray Bynum. Ct. al rs. Robert Mat
thews and Anne his wife, C. L. Banner and Mary,
his wife, ct al.-Bll for Partition.
1T appearing tony satisfaction that Robert Matthew'S
4 Anne Matthews, c. L Banner, Mary Banner Ben,
amin B. Blumc. John C. Blume. John Farmer Thomas
Hampton, Elizabeth Hampton Elizabeth Farmer, Jno,
Johnson Tabitha Johnson. and Abner Carmichael Dc.
PENDANTS to the above Bill are absent from and reside
beyond the limits Of this State 1t is ordered on mo-
ton Of Shannon, Solicitor for Complanants, that they
do plead dcmur to the said Bill within three
months from the publication thereof in default where
of an order pro copesso will he ordered against tbea
w. II. R. WORKMAN, C. f. K D.
CoMMIssIoSERsO OFFICE March I, 1852. &D
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Kra EGuity-Kers!,aw District.

Hampton Bynum, Gray Bynum, ct. al, vs. Bobert
Matthews and Anne his wife, c. L. Banner and his
wife Mary, et al.-Bi for Partition -
"a Office is hereby given to the distributes and
N heirs.at.law of Martha Bh1me deceased, who8as
sister of the late Benjamin Bineham, also to the dis
tributes and heirs-ataw of Mary Carmichael, after.
wardsMary Gardiner, deceased, who was likewsea
sister of the said Benjamin Bncham, that the above
Bill is filed for Partition of the Real Estate Of the said
BENJAMIN Dincham and that they required to plead,
answer or dcmur to tie same within three monthsrom
the date thereof
W. II. R. WORKMEN. C. f. K. D. I
Commissioners Office, March 7th, 1852. (S7) y
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New Advertisements.

THE subscriber has lately received large and
l. choice selection of PERFUAERY and FANCY
ARTICLES consisting in part of Pomades for the Hair
Lyons Kathaison and Ilaul's Eau Lnstral; German,
French and American Cologne; Lubln's and Roussefs
Handkerchief Extracts; Toilet Bottles-some very
rich patterns; Tooth, Hair Shaving and Nail Brushes;
Dressing, Tuck and Pocket Combs, Of Buffalo, Horn
and Ivory To all ofwhich he invites the attention o:
the Ladies in particular, and the public generally.
Feb T. J. DeHAY.
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Three Hundred DOLLARS Reward

WILL be paid for the apprehension and delivery
w to the Jail of kershaw District Of HIRAH, ne.
gro man, the property of L. w. R. Blair, fugitive
from justice, who stands indicted for the murder Of
Mrs Jane D. Young committed on Friday 1ltli inst.
Said negro is about five tsor 10 inches high, thick
set, has heavy eyebrows, with small eyes holds his
on the back of his hand from burn with q run
ming through it caused by eut from q knife He is
about thirty five years esge, and is quick spoken
and intelligent.
Camden, S. c., Feb %, 1853 8
Raleigh Standard, Spirit Of the Age, Greensboro
Patriot, and Petersburg lntelligencer will copy four
times, weekly and forward bills to this Office Tor pay
nent.
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SINGULAR CASE OF FIRE-The Boston Atlas
saws the following fact may be useful, not only
in guarding against similar occurrence, but in
suggesting ore amongmauy causes of fire, which
are, undoubtedly, often wrongly attributed to IN
cendiarism: \ few days since, gentleman IN
the vicinity of Boston observed that the tasSei
to the shade of his CHAMBER window was badly
burned, and in manner which gave no indlca-
ton of the cause He failed in his enquiries,
and no person in the house could give him any
information. A morning or two after, the do
mestic who was attending to the room, ran down
in haste exclaiming that the chamber window
was on fire. An examination explained the mys-
tery. In front of the window, which looked cas-
teriy, stood shaving glass affixed to a movea-
ble stand. A magnifying glass on the back re-
fected the rays of the sun, bringing them to a
focus on the window; and whenever they struck
on wood they burned into it, cha'rlnS the frame
in many places. A piece Of paper placed against
the widow was set on fire, and, indeed, tn. heat
was so intense that it instantly burned whatever
it touched. When first discovered the frame OF
the window was blazing
Had the fire extended, il is not probable that
the origin oft would have been discovered, and
it would have been placed among those incon-
prehensiblc causes which can 6nd 10 other sou-
tion than wilful mischief.
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COLUMBIA EEOTEE.

3NIE subscriber having purchased the above estab-
/ lishmcnt hereby notifies his friends and the pub
lie generally that he will spare pains expense to
render those who may call upon him comfortable. His
Tables will be supplied with the best the market will
afford The Bar will be furnished with the best of Ii
quors-and his stables with good ostcrs and proven
der Call and see for yourselves
JOHN HARRISON.
Columbia March IL 2m.
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JOHN D. YOUNG.
ss 5'Esa e3s - s NJ "a

nN and after this date the Passenger and Mail
" Train will run once week. say WEDNESDAY,
twice day, from the Junction to Camden and bach,
connecting at the Junction with the Night Passenger
and freight Express Trains from Charleston at o'clock
A. NJ, and bring up Passengers and light freight Stock
Poultry Eggs, Fruit. and other light articles will be
received at the Camden Passenger Depot, On Wedes-
days, at 10 o'clock A NJ, and connect with the night
Express Train (down) from Columbia. 1t will be me-
cessay for shippers of stock to give three of four days
notice. that cars may be provided for them.
The Train will run directly through to Columbia
a1d back on Saturday-one day only.
Schedule Of Running Time.
FIRST OR MORNING TRAIN.
Leave Camden at. ................... a A.
Arrive at Junction at. at.................. 745
Leave Junction at. Observation-Disclosures. SEQ
Arrive at Camden Observation-Disclosures. .l045
SECOND, OR MIDDAY TRAIN, on WEDNESDAY.
Leave Camden at ........... ........ IL 80 A. n.
Arrive at Junction nat................ at. 2.l5 J.. ID.
Leave Junction at. .................... Z4o
Arrive at Camden at. Observation-Disclosures. SIS
N. D. BAILEY, Agent.
Jan IS u
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HEAD QUARTERS,
MILFORD. JAN. 22, 1851

OanER No 2.
A N ELECTION for Mnj njor General of the Fourt.3
N Division, TO fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Major General W. W. 1iarllee is here.
by ordered to take place on Friday, tn. 22d dny ol
April next.
The Briradier Generals or officers commanding
Brgades of the Division are charged with the extern
sion of this order and will returnsto be made
according to law.
By order Of the Commander Chief,
j. W. CANTEY, Adj't and Insp. Gen.
Jan o5 l5t
~ All the papers i'll the Division will publish
weekly until the election and the Charleston Mercu-
ry. Courier and Standard, tri-weekly.
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Ncu Edl1ions OFF Medical Books.

New Editions of Medical Books.
Carpenters Principles of Physiology; General and
Comparative London edition
Carpenters Elements oiPhysiology. American edition
" Principles Of Human Physiology
Condie on Diseases Of Children
Churchill OH Infants and Children
" Midwifery and Diseases Of Women
Cazcneux do. Rigby's do.
Mcigs' do. Devices DO
- Diseases of Children
Budd on DISEASES Of the Liver: Bartlett on tevers
Devices on Children; Devices on Females
Dunglinson's Therapeutics and Materia Medlca
g. on Human Health
" Medical Dictionary r
Druits Modern Surgery; Ferguson Practical surgery
Milcrs Principles of surgery
Williams Principles of Medicines
Wilson's Human Anatomy
uorncr's Special Anatomy. vols.
Horncr Il Smiths Anatomical Atlas
Watsou's Practice Of Physic
Grilith's Universal Formulary; Ellis DO.
United States Dispensatory Grilths Medical Botany
Taylor's Medical jurisprudence
Dr. GUYS Forensic Medicine
Muler's Physiology; Goddard on the Teeth
Rogets Outlines Of Physiology and Phrehology
Jones' Opthalmic Medicine
Wilson on diseases of the Skin
Bcrzc,iuson the Skin; Eberle's Practice of Medicine
smith on Parturton; Copeland oil Apop!exy and Palsy
Pocket Medical Lexicon
C,,,nn,s Domestic Medicine; Simons' do
Smiths Domestic Medicine, Surgery and Matera Med
ion. with directions for dict,managcment OF the SICK
room administration Of medicines, bathing, treat
n'Gas March Ut I 3 A. YOUNG.