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From The Works Of Bishops Taylor, South, Hall,
LdtiMer, and others.

u,
Latimer, and others.
Gravity is the ballast of the soul.
Learilihg hath gained most by those
books 10y which the printers have lost.
He shall be immortal who liveth
i'll he be stoned Ivy one without fault.
Is there no way to bring home a
wandering sheep but by worrying him
to death?
C"ntentment consisteth not in add !.
ing more fuel, but in taking away some
fire.
MJderation is the silken string
running through the pearl chain of ali
virtues.
Hope is like the wing of an angel
soaring mp to heaven, and bears our
prayers to the throne uf God.
Memory is the treasure-housc of the
mind, wherein the monuments thereof
are kept and preserved.
Libraries are as theshrines " here all
the relics OF the ancient saints. full of
true virtue, and that without delusion
or lnpost1re, are preserved and
repoSed.
Pleasures in general is lie arpre
hensi"n of suitable OBJECT, suitably
applied to rightly disposed faculty,
d SO must he cnnversant both about
the faculties Of the body and of the
soul respectively.
AS long as the waters Of persecution
are upon the earth, SO long we dwell
IN the ark, but where the land is drv.
the dove itself will be tempted to a
wandering c urse Of life, and never to
return To the house of her safety.
From the beginning of the world to
this day, there was never any great
vi;Iany acted by men, but 1t was il. tie
strength OF some great tallacy put
upon their minds by false reprcsen.
tati"n of evil for good or good for evil.
Wit Is, indeed, thing so versatile
and mnltll"rn', appearing in SO many
shapes, SD many poSturcs, SO many
garbs, so variously apprehcnded oy
several eyes and judgments. that it
srenietf M. less hard .t.,4spttle ,,5nis,,r
and certain notion thereof, tnan to
make portrait of Proteus or to define
the figure of n fleeting air.
My morning haunts are, where they
should be, at home; not sleeping. or
c"nc"cting the surfeits of an irregular
feast, but up and stirring; in winter,
often ere the sound "t any bell awake
man to lauor or to devotion; in sum.
mer, rs oft with the biId thn, first
rises, or not much tardicr, to read
good authors, or cause them to be read
I'LL the attention he weary, or memory
have its full freight.
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EEle E'OAlacs OF Great Eacn

lychn Bruhe, the astronomer.
changed color and his legs sho k un
der hln, at the sight Of Fox ar :.
Hare. DR. Johnson would never ent. r
a room with his left foot foremost. IT,
by mistake, it did get IN first, he would
step back, and place his right foot
foremost. julius Caesar was almost
c"nvulsed by The sound of thunder,
aud always wanted 10 get into cellar,
or under ground, to escape the dreadful
noise. L" Queen Elisabeth, the simple
word e. death was full Of horrors. -
Even Tal!cyrand trembled and
changed color on hearing the word
pronounced. Marshall SAKE. who met
and "vcrtnrcw opp"sns armies. fed
and screamed in terror 1T the sight of
4 cat. Pclcr the Great could never be
persuaded to cross bridge; and
though he tried to master the terror,
he failed to do so. Whenever he set
foot on one, he would Shrek out in
distress and agony. Byron would
mover help any one to salt Il, the table,
nor would he be helped to any him.
self Ii amy OF the article happened to
be spilled on the tai,lc, he would Jump
up and leave his meal unfinished.
History II Choieru.-lt IS stated
that this disease first appeared in 1871 !,
ut Gu jam coasttown 500 miles
north east Of Ma iras. The next year
it reached Madras, ard in 1888,
10000 died of it in India. 1t then
disappeared. In ST it returned to
India rs q terrible epidemic disease
1t visited China. In 1921 it reached
the Persian Cult, in 1880, it reached
Moscow; in 1892, Great Britain,
France, and America, this being the
year OF its greatest Violence in New
York and other portions OF this coun.
try. In 1878 it disappeared from
Europe. In 1919 i, again visited New
York from July to October, and has
since, from time to time, appeared in
various parts of our country, rather
as sporadic than an epidemic disease.
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PRIcE OF Books AMONG THE AN
cIENrs.-What an immense reduction
has been made in the price Of books
by the invention of the art Of printing
1t is recorded of Plato, that although
his paternal inheritance was small, he
bought three books of PhiIolaus the
Pythagorean, for ten thousand denarii
nearly $500. We are also informed
that Aristotle bought few hooks
belonging to Sponcippus th, phioso
pher, for three Attic talents, a;sun
equivalent to about a2S00. st
Jerome also ruined himself by pur
! chasing tho works Of Otigin. .ss 3
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ninrthInI more than usual was uiItic
'I'aici. The speaker himself secmr.,
'thhrlnS under u terrible e,nbarra>>.
'"rnl, ii dcalhly paII"r "vcrsprcad Iii
'itrc, the eve that should have burIlv,i
with steady fire. WAS wavering III va
cancy, and the voice. g k,nyl, prrruua
tive Of maa " refused It's "ticr. lIA
prctIn2 every instant To see him sit
down. completely overwhelmed will.
the emotions struggling in his breast.
these moments were perhaps the most
trying ] ever passed, tor through II
ceiling of deep sympathy had Ieu
tiird m.sc { w''n the objcr: of IN,
attention and suffered all his pangS
With Il sudden start IN, s..cakrr>
attitude is changed. my attentive eve
hal followed his. as it >traycd to Il
party Of ladies in he gallery, and SAW
the electric spark wherein
" Soft eyes locked love to eyes, which spake
again"
y far, 5 wand could no have w,uuyh,
Il greater change: indcc>ion vanished
and the orator stood turh in all h,s
strength:
. Behold what fire is i'll his eye, wla, lervor OH
his ch.rk
That glorious bnrs, Of wingci words how
bound they from his tongue.
The full cxpr 'Ssnl of The nigh V thought, the
strong triumphant argument,
The rush Of native clDIicucc rc%istcss as
Niagara.
The keen dcmtni, the clear reply, the fine
pOcI!c iuligc,
~ .c1n f., .I,,
uj,hpr boI an Tree,
The graspot concentrated intellect welding
The unHipucnco Of truth"
lnr speaker, last tones had Ion.
since died Away .'Inld brc;t.lIrSs 81
lrncr, when | WAS aroused from ny
rrvrrIc hy The pressure ni' he crow.
and r"in!c1Ird Lu leave Tie house,
more Ike one u>irer han awake. into
such deep meditation had the Ia" X au
form OF tn. young orator thrown nv
The iaIiyurS OF travel and cXci.,
nent of ihc day CAUSED ne To rcli,
early tn my uiI;,nIurr, uut sircl' refuse
i;' rvif"s!'acul;' 'and III the va;il iash
ni burylS my aroused nnrIcs by Il.
cNaiulllatluI !n;u the mlrlcncicS al IL
tnc announcement th.t u YvntIrlu:l.
wi>tc'l lu sec !Ac nn iI!:Hpri.iu, bus
ness, that would not admit ui dr.ay.-
hc order for his alltlance ia
>varcc hren uttered, Wien the cnglu.
ser ~ my thoughts, the orator oi IT,,
i i''.>c .! Representatives. rushed n.
r."i =, lZtng my "ut>trrl ciirL hand di,
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IL; suppose That every individual who
possesses the means, and, who uses in
his family four or five hundred dolIsrs
worth OF goods per aunum, should, in
stead of b .ying ct him at retail go to
some city Wholesale establishment
and purchase his years SUPPLY
would he not in bitterness cundemn
such All iilibcral course, and would he
not say t" him with truth that he was
warning against his own interest, by
destroying the business Of his town
n. d giving it to another and that his
iitlencss would react upon him in
double fold by the decrease of his
property and business So, in the
ease above inSiancrd could the me-
chanic say the same to the merchant
we say then let all classes support
each other, and by mutual exchanges,
keep that wealth at home, which if
necessarily expended abroad, tend to
destroy the business of your neighbour,
and which in turn destroys your own.
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Eel0Qs.
In all article, under the above head,
the "Presbyterian'' has the following
sensible remarks. We not only copy
but endorse them. We must have
equal rights and eQ"al privileges, at
amy rate, in a country of civil and re-
li4ious liberty.
The JeSnits in this country ar.
playing Singular, if not u dangerous
came. They teach their ignorant vie
TINS to resist everything which ma,
appear to initiate against the l'omish
Church, aud when the violent spir-
il they thus foster breaks forth in oul
rage; and calls forth corresponding
resistance. they, with sancii,noniuus
cllrontery, complain tha they are per-
secuted. In Newark. n Protestant
procession passing peaccabIy along
The streets. is fired upon by Roinani>tS,
who take refuge in a chapel, and in re
turn he chapel is destroyed. This is
prosecutions! Ia New Orleans moi,
headed Gy leader with a drawn
sw" 4 III one bald, and IL cross in tic
other, is not tam"lv submitted to. and
this is persecution. In Cincinnati an
attei.it 10 establish ~ Sabbath school
i met with the club. and .lcalI,
threats Of runians, Jealous for the
Church, and if PrntrstantS nuld re.
sisi he outrage, it would be rlsccu.
ton! These are he recent instances
III which Pap>ts have provnk d riot.
and are "nly reprtltnns II many which
have gone before; ami because, as Pro.
tr>iant> and republicans, we are dis
posed I" Iall back upn.l our American
rights, We must hear the pitiul appeal
t" pubic sympathy IN ,halt OF poor,
innocent, nn"irnding iup,ry. 1t will
not do. The time has passed when
P"prry cam impose on Americans Us
mere harmless sl stem of religion. 1t
hi. revealed its cluvcn foot. 1t has
shown lis dcSp"tic spirit. and if it is
resolved t" make its public assaults on
'rntcs,anti>n, i; must ex..cct rctulil-
II"n. The JeS'iits arc playing dan
Ter game.
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SUDrERRANEAN PopULATIoN.-Tn Liv.
crpool (EngIand) $4,000 pers ms are
said to live in cellars. 5...5
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yaa aH No 4s5.
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL from private entry of
IN lying within fifteen miles each side OF the
proposed SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA,
vIoKsBuRe, MISSISSIPPI
behalf OF the interests
proposed mentioned the President
directed and until the III
public lying within heen miles
side the
road being townships be withheld from sale
entry except empon claims which excluded from the
operation OF special instructions 10 that
accordingly given the proper lard officers 10 wit:
lands subject sale at MosEoE, LouIsIAEAs
North Of the base lae and satf Of the rerdaH.
Townships neen SIXTEEN seventeen eighteen, nineteen, and
twenty, Of ranges six inclusive
Townships fourteen, een eighteen, nine
teen, and twenty, Of range
Townships fourteen heen, sixteen, seventeen eighteen, and
nineteen, OF ranges eight fourteen, inclusive.
Townships fifteen and sixteen, Of range hAeen.
NORTH Of tAe 1ass line and Dest Of ths rneridisn.
Townships fifteen seventeen, eighteen, aud
twenty, OF ranges one to I'VE, Inclusive
district lands subject sale NArcnTocHEs, Louis
NORTH Of Ae base lire AID ccf Of tae naerididn.
Townships fifteen, sixteen, eighteen nineteen and
twenty, OF mnges six to thirteen, inclusive.
under General Land Oce city OF Wash
ington, this l7th day Of December, 1858,
BY order OF the President
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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lNTRuCTIoNS
s 10 SnecinL Post Off

us 10 Special f0d OUtceS.
Posmasters and bidders will particularly notice that the
service spscai offices differs entirely from that on the
regularly numbered routes in this respect that the contract
pay be derived exclusively from the net proceeds
of the Office supplied, pthia certain sum- TO be named by
him that the Of proceeds, if any beyond such
sum be held by the postmaster, subject 10 draft Of
this Department and that if the net proceeds ai short of
the Of the bid or agreement the deficiency cannot
in any case be supplied by this Department.
Posasers cautioned against employing carriers and
paying the proceeds OF their Offices without special
authority from this Department.
Existing contracts and arrangements to cease on the
Both june 1854 and contracts be made, take
effect the LIST July, 1854.
If bids be made under this advertisement,
named contractor by the postmaster at specat office
before the July 1854 such Office will be reported for
discontinuance.
When change of contractor becomes necessary, the
fact should be promptly reported with the therefor
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higher bids for specific modes OF conveyance on routes
where the lowest mode of conveyance Chat is on horse
back) is known 10 be insufficient.
In all where The lowest grade of is believed
be sufficient the lowest bid will be accepted If duly
guaranteed, in preference 10 "star or specific bird.
When the lowest bad Is not star bid and specifies either
mode or an inadequate mode OF conveyance il will not
be accepted but set aside for specific bid proposing the
necessary service.
When The bid does not specify mode OF conveyance,
also when proposes carry according the advertise
men but without such specification, viii be considered
a proposal for horseback service.
20. modification Of a bid, in any OF its essential terms,
is lantamount bid and cannot be received
interfere with regular competition after the last hour set for
receiving bids
II. posmasers be careful certify the sufh-
cheney of surees without knowing that they
persons of sufficient responsibility; and all bidders,
guerantors, and suretes distinctly notified that
failure enter into perform the for the service
proposed for the accepted bids, their legal liabilities viii
be enforced against them. +.
% The will be substantially in the forms here
toore used IN this Department. except the respects par
cuary mentioned in these nslructons and all railroad
and steamboat routes the contractors will be required de-
liver the mails into the post Offices the ends of the routes
and into all the intermediate post Offices not more than
eighty rods from the railroad or landing,
% Present Contractors and persons known the Depart
men must equally with others, procure guaranors and
certificates of their sutciency substantially in the forms
above prescribed The certificates of suciency be
signed by postmaster, judge clerk Of court of
record.
Postrastes at the ends of routes on which they think
the present mode of conveyance Inadequate will weigh the
mail each trip for six successive weeks weekly routes,
and three weeks other routes, and report the result by
the 10th April, 1854,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
..9. Postmaster General.
Posr OFFIcE DErARrMEEr,
January ., 1854.
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HE undersigned public for their very lib
a patronage Cor the six years, and hopes
OF the
Having the agency OF large company will
ahed dealers by and his
In smaller quantities require
son, stated price
syrania and John IT. Given CO.. wood and coal
Office, Monument hin
or they mny be directed 10 through the post Office.
Mar p-lnw9m JNO PETTTBONE.
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NO. AeS.l

No. 495
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL. from private entry OF
IN lying fifteen miles side OF the
Of the proposed railroad om Cams Landing the Mississippi
Diary line, branches al Camden
proposed MENTIONED
rsEsPE o. LISTED By an order bearing date es
townships lying within fifteen miles Whereabouts, each side
ore empon claims which arc excluded from operation
notice. situated in hs following land districts in the STATE Of IA
KANSAS, 70 witt
In the district Of lands subject sale Al HEtESG:
soih ofte line AID east q s ma p1neipa meridian,
Townships H. a. IS fraction or TO- q range
soaA ernie base or the lh principal sridian
Townships H. ~ 10 a. Is and 10, Of fonges 3 T. and
In the district subject cnAxr.sSoIt
South ofhe Of The a frnoPa eriaian
Townships H. ~ 49, ~ Is, and 10, Of 9, 7, 8 0, 10, II
townships H. H. H. 49, 49, s 49, and 30 Of range 49,
Townships H. 49, 10 H. 49, 49, ~ 49, 49, andso ranges a. 49,
townships H. IA H. "A, is, IS, and II, OF range 49,
Townships II, -, -, -, and IS, Of unge 90
In the district fands subject sale a LrrrLK Rock
South Of .he qfihs nm prueiqui meridian
Townships 2 and Orange ~
TOwSsSP P s. D. Iss ranges a. IS 49,
the district Of lands subject sale at wAsmSeroN
soutAot ae Of me epA principal neridian.
Township. 3, 6. =, ., and 10 ofranse ls
Townships II, ~ 10 ~ and 49, Of ranges 81 ~ 49, a. - a6
Townships 70, Il, a. l3,lt, and Is, o. range e.
townships 10 H. ~ ~ and ~ o. ranges ~ ~ 81 and -
Given under my hand az NE General Land once cry Of wash
ny OF the Presidents 80. ..-
Jan o-lawisw Commissioner orino General Land once
NEW GooDs-The subscribers just large lot
OF new aud very fancy staple goods adapted
present and approaching seasons such as
New style plaid dress ylks
New style striped dress silks
small figured French muslin de laines
High ustre black erode Rhnos
New style plaid French ginghams
New style English and Motrimac prints
Richards0ns celebrated Irish linens
Atwood hinneIs for summer
war; 6annes double and single widths
from the celebrated manufactures
Linen aud cotton sheeings, all Widths
Table danasks, supsrine and low priced
English toilette Marsrlcs bed quilts
namask napkins, tgweiings, &c.
To all Of which respectfully invite the ton Of purchasers
HOJE, BRO, 4 Co
sAddiuous present stock win be daily through
gu the H. n. Co
Mar l5-eo2w
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Form ota bid for supplying Special Posi- OGees

L. of county OF
State Of hereby propose TO
supply the spfciql post Office al with mails
from often the Postmaster General
advertisement for proposals for the dated January u
1884 requires agreeab the provisions of he 4h sec
ton of the Of March 3, a25tha is at compensation
be derived exclusively from the proceeds OF hostages
collected said pstal Office including the postage on let
and papers prepaid by stamps, and not 70 exceed
the sum of dollars per annum,
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The undersigned POSTMASTER, judge, clerk Of court
acquainted with the above guaranors and their property
and that they Of property and able TO make good
their guarantee
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The undersigned undertake that if the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail route No be accepted by the Post
General the bidder shall prior the LIST day Of July
next the required obligation perform the
vice proposed, with good and sufficient sureties
Dated lSigned by two guarantors.l
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j
1865 From Milwaukee, by Gunve Mcnomnee Pals Mecker,
sohlisinRcryie Addison Theresa Lomira and Byron,
Fond do Lac, 60 mites and back daily except Sunday.
Leave Milwaukee daily, except SUM- t4ami
Arrive At Fond du Lac same day by pms
Leave Fond du lnc daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive at Milwaukee day ~ y pm.
Proposals ri weekly npitcd,
1850 From Juneau by Beaver DAM Wauaa 10 miles and
back three times
Leave Juneau Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday stBpmi
Arrive ~ Waushafa days by p
Leave WnnhaTa To-day, Wednesday, and Friday Al
Arrive AZ juneau same days BY ~ m.
Cnrlailed instead Of Waerovn,
and ending wausbara, instead u Pond du Lac, rs miles
instead OF miles
1861 From Watertown Wy Emmeit Can Grove Juneau
Buneti and Chester TO Waupun ~ miles and back, three
week
Leave waeftowu Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
Arrive waupua days by n pms
Leave Waupun Monday "Wednesday. and Friday Rtiami
Arrive al Watetown days by
rroPosois for three additional sc,iy ri?s fHvlea
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SPECIAL OFFICES

Proposals are invited for supplying the following Offices
in the Territory Of Minnesota for the proceeds OF snd
Offices respectively limited TO 10 be named in the
proposals IN each case
Grow Wing from Fort Ripley, s mlcs, once week
and back.
Little Canada from st. Paul's, miles, week and
back
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Eorm Ia q Guarmlte.

for the annual sum Of there write out the in words
full length
Dated Lsgned.l |
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

STATES Of MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, AND KENTUCKY.
(suPpemeniayy)
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pnoIosALs for s2,oo2.ooo OF the Loan Author
virtue o. the provisions o. ordinance Of mayor
Baltimore Ohio Company, o.
Aye millions Of dollars complete their road 10 the city Of Wheel
ing fund their debts and especially lay second track far
Piedmont 2ls miles city Of BALTIMORE. sealed
q SATURDAY The eighth day Ap ssl for The purchase
millions Of dollars Of the loan authorized BY he sad
being Oh The 1 'tS day Of md es%
% s s e Su,
Gates transferable al the mayors ofice coupons
ached WIN Be ssnede proposals stating whs'her The BID be @
nominations Of 81 200, $500, and $3.50
loan s si Sc % be o days a
s m1 n Ps r 9" e @ y s 1s '
twenty per before Inc a day O July and bal
Ten per par Of tho amount awarded
soa on Wi sS VIA g. he .%ss pain
bid viii be received; and the nigh,
hereby reserved decline the Of all or Of the
The payments required right sell pub
and ne k and @ the account Of such bidde the amount Of The
The proposals viii opened BY undersigned. mayors
Office Il tie time above specified.
Proposals addressed the Commissioner of Finance City
Registers ONCE Baltimore" and endorsed onef for saooco
Loan.n
WIN GEORGE BAKkR,
Commissioners Of Finance.
Boston POST New Herald, Journal Of Commerce. rhua
Ineeuecr Union Frederick ETnmine will insert three times
VIA Mar g 7-si avis fH - ''''' W.
DEitsi BELLS f--For churches, academies fsc
ID STEAMBOATS, plantations, eio made and large ssor
hcd and enlarged foundry which has been IN operation for thirty
hat their bells haye world vide celebrity
Spp ne process y e oa% ron s
which perfect casting and temper and an e
Of the unmpaed excellence II their bells have Just
ceved January 1851 the first silver medal OF the
Worlds Pair in New York. AL others from this
and Europe being competition and which the eighteenth
medal diplomas that has awarded them They
and keep hand bells OF ohe
weight they furnish number Of
Canada Their hanpin comprising and
valuable improvements consist yoke,
which be turned the belt spring acting on
clapper prolonrne the sound frame ons anmeri
stop, For STEAMBOATS, steamships, their i'm
any design supply paris,
improved hangnrs reang bells other upon proper
specifications being given. Old bells taken in exchange
made and kept hand
mmeda, with the principal routes In all az
despatch which, personally by communication,
P' A. MENEELy's SONS,
Feb o. dly West Troy, Albany ~ Y.
CLOTHING preferrins to their
clothing order be accommodated single
nen on full notice,
Style, moderate prices which we viii warrant 10 be
erorto none. 49,, -.u.
Pennsylvania avenue between oh and leh sue's
MarS-st next Iron Hall
A CARD.-MRs. WILLIAM Il. MADDOX, having taken the
formerly occupied by the Hon Mo Champion, corner o.
and Doth streets, Washington city will he happy TO ACCOMMODATE
Mar 5-d5r
February ~ 1854
pEusoss hsvieu books belonging TO the Library Of
the War Department In their possession longer Than me PIT
ssss period wo weessl are eqgsssdp y ss'S aw WI
Feb 23-daw Lhrsrsn.
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T. s. WINSTON, President.

L. AnBATT, Secretary,
CainLKs On SLIDING, TN opposite odd Fellows Hall,
agent
w r. JoHssros M g., opposite City Post oAice eth street,
physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations Of the
be obtained application hs agents office
Mar4-u
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y. SMITH HOLLINS.
JOSHUA NANSANT,
WIN. GEORGE BAKER.


York Herald and Journal OF Commerce, Phna
depa North American and rennsyvanian, Washington National
Ingsucr Unpn Frederick Examiner, will insert three times
unul April sth, and charge this Office.
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