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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-23
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CLARESDON IRON WORKS,


THE CLARENDON IRON WORKS are now prepared
receive orders for Beam Vertical Horizontal Os-
clatng Steam Engines high low and adapted
all purposes Circular, Vertical and Portable Saw Mills
pete Pumps; Mining Machinery; Gr and Flour Mills,
complete Parker Turbine and other Water Wheels equip
ping Steamers Car Wheels ard Axle Horse Powers of
patterns Rceeld Pumps and Engines Rice Thresh
ers Single Machines Shaftng Pues, Hangers, Gears,
and all other mill work.
CASTNGS.-Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions,
including Ornamental Iron Railing, Pipe, Bridge Castings,
&c The Company respectfully invite attention styles
and patterns of Railing, which may be at their Office
BOILERS-Tubular, Fue and Cylindrical Boilers, Wa
ter Tanks, Chmneys, and all other kinds of Boiler work
REPAIRs-A separate department and force will be
kept repairs where work viii be done thoroughly and
with despatch All work done in the establishment deliver
ed either the of the Viii & Man. r. R., the
Viii & Weldon Road, in fats at the Companys wharf
free of charge Having large facilities the above work will
done reasonable terms elsewhere North South
and in prompt and satisfactory manner.
by letter otherwise in regard to and
designs for Mills their furniture, and for Machinery
orally willingly answered All orders communications to
be addressed to the undersigned
HENRY M. DRANE, Agent.
March Is, 1855 l63-28-tf
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THE GERMAN ARMY, which is TO be called into the
field for action whenever the Diet shall DETERMINE
is to consist of 300, 493 men, the various German
States contributing in the following proportions -
Austria 94,822; Prussia 1895 Bavaria $4,000 !;
Saxony 10000; Hanover 1904; Wirtemburg 49,
955; Baden 10000; Grand Duchy of Hessen E 1875 {;
Curhessen 5,67s; Nee lenberg Schuering $3.50; Mas
denberg 1899: Brunswick 2,O96; SAKE Welmar g.
O1O; Hamburg 1893; SAKE Gotha l,116; SAKE Me-
ningsr 1,150; and so on through the minor States.
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THE MUsKEr Man A. F1ELD.-It seems that
Der of members Of the Pennsylvania Legislature have
called George Law to become the candidate of the
American party for the Presidency and we believe
he has written letter not Directing very strongly to
the honor. We suppose he'll take the contract to put
the Government thro' for four years, at the usual
rates. Barnum for Vice President! Hurra for Law
and Barnum!
Commodore Stockton is supposed to be overslaugh
ed bv this movement 1t is more than limited that
his friends were like certain condemned muskets, a
bout which most people have read.
To sum up: if the American party take such raw
meterial as George, they may bless themselves with
their Law for they'll very soon have only very
little Order. "-Montgom Mail.
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PRESIDENT PIERCE AND Col. BENToN.-The cor
'eTPPSondent of the New York Evening Post says:
n When Col. Benton was being tried in the furnace
GsD called on him and rendered TO him home and
ne 9osPitalities of the White House. This was too
wo ;9 Tor the stern old Roman, who could defy a
s "ua IN arms against him. but melting to tears at
a'1 Consideration and kindness from the President,
Inclined with suitable expressions of gratitude,
sD sptng' however, the profered use of the library
'uu manuscripts.
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NHwELL's PATENT SAFETY

a NEW ARTICLE, warranted to prevent all Accidents
from the use Of Burning Fluid, Camphems, aud other
Erplore Compounds, used for the production of Light
This Invention is applied to all common Lamps and Lamp
Feeders also, Solar Camphene Lamps, Lanterns SC
ALSO, Burning Fluid, Camphene, and Rosin Oil For
sale by c. D. DUPRE, Druggists, Market street, Will
mington, N. G.
Having purchased the right for the State of n C., from
the Patenee prepared to fill all Orders at short
tce for every description and variety of Lamps, Sc
All persons cautioned against infringing upon the above
patent the law will he rgidy enforced against all often
ders.
c. DUPRE,
D. DUPRE. Jr.
A. c. DICKINSON.
June 20th 1854 245-tt
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BRITISH CONSTITUTION ON TR1AL.-We have al
uded before to the fierce attacks made upon the far
famed British Constitution in Parliament and by the
press The following from of The latest edito.
rails of the London Tines is much more pointed and
significant than any that have preceded it It will
be remembered that the point of attack, more par
ticularly, is the afistocracy and the privilege of
classed, so long the boast of EngTishmen
sit is the British constitution that is under Trial
1t is not trial before the British people alone but
before the whole world. Everywhere it is spoken
against 1t is the jest alike of enemies and our
allies. Every Englishman who shows himself abroad
is regarded the representative of political stupidity
and preence. What is the value, they ask, of con-
stution that do nothing, and which is no sooner
fairly tried in the common field of war; than it's best
men fourd pretenders to titles and professional
rank they have real claim to, and whose whole
system is miserable counterfeit That is the ia X
OF camps and of capitals, and every day these re-
proaches endured sink so much the lower in
the opinion of the world, and lose all solid strength
in the great contests of humanity Will the nation
be content thus 10 give up the prize we have strug-
gled for SO long, and which we fondly thought we
had secured-that of being foremost among the Free
and allpowerul, not only in the field nor yet on the
ocean, which call own but in the grander and
and nobler sphere of the free mind of men p
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-23

Take HoLLowAYs PILLS if you wish to have good health.
ing of drowsy sensations eepess nights headache and the
thousand ills that flesh heir to- What is the cause They
require invigorang and purifying medicine, such
will be speedy and certain; Holoway's Pills
quaed for the certainty of their effect and ecacou
of action Let all who read this try them They act upon
the springs of life, and nfable all dSOr
ders of the liver and stomach they equally beneficial in
liver complaints.
Establishments Of Professor Holloway, Maiden
Lane New York. and PA Strand, (near Temple Bar Ondon
all respectable Druggists and Dealers Medicines
the British Empire and of those of the United States
in Boxes at Csc, Gaze, and 81 each.
There is considerable saving by taking the largest sizes
n Directions the guidance of patients every dsorde
affixed to each box.
WHEN death the door, the remedy which would
saved fe administered in time too late Do not
trfe with disease. Rely upon it, that when the stomach
will digest foodwhcn fantness and asSitude pervade
the system-when the sleep disturbed the appetite feeble
the mind ethagc the unnatura sensitive and the
head conusedrey upon it, that when these symptoms
cur of vitality failing, and that unless the
mischief promptly checked e vH be Shortened well
rendered miserable. Now know from of testimo
n.y. greater than before accumulated in favor of
remedy, that Hooand's German Bitter prepared by
DR.. G. M Jackson Philadelphia, will Immediately abate
and in the end entirely all these disorders surely
a mathematical process will solve problem Who, them
will endure the agony and the risk of life, with health and
safety within reach
For sale in Wilmington, N. c., by Or. A. o. BRADLEY,
and C. & D. DUPRE, Agents l642wd&w
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THE ANGEL GABRIEL AT HomE.-The Glasgow
Mail of the 18th of February states that John S. Orr
nicknamed the Angel Gabriel" has arrived at
home, from New York, in the steamer Glasgow. 1t
says:
"a most dissonant screeching sound from the
steamer reached the of the oungers the quay
and in which Was soon recognized the old familiar
war note of John S Orr's (alias the Angel Gabrel's
trumpet. AS the vessel neared the wharf the angel
(of discord) was only recognized by his old acquan
tances by the brazon embems which he carried, for
he appeared not only to have become convert to
the beard movement. but to allow his hair to grow
until it hung over his shoulders
He sprung upon the quay, took up his old position
at the large gas lamp pillar, blew blast or two on
onlookers pointed to the scars on his hear which he
had receaved in Canada and the United States in do
ing battle with popery said he would talk with the
peaple of Greenock for hours Monday night of his
adventures and hairbreadth escapes among the yam.
KEGS, wheeled round, and rushed up the quay going
off to Glasgow by the railway train"
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NOTICE


ON Tuesday Sd April will to sale at public
~ Auction at the residence Mrs James Nixon, in New
Hanover County, credit of six months Three likely
Negroes tie property of Nicholas Nixon, decd Also, all
peshabe property belong the estate of said Nicholas
Nixon. Consisting Of Plantation Tools Hogs, Horses
Cattle and Provisions Also to Rent for the balance of the
year, Grist Mill and apportenances.
HILL w. NIXON, Admir-. IS
March o. 29-2t-I72-6t~
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A CHANCE TO Make nTOyEy

PROFITABLE and Honorable Employment!
HHE subscriber is DESTROYS of having agent in each
county and town of the Union capital of from SIS to
So only will be required, and anything like efficient
ergetc man make from three five dollars per day
deed some Of the Agents employed realizing twice
that sum- Every information will be given by addressing
postage paid) WIN. A. KINSLER
March 23 1855 2Q3t*
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QUEER DoDGE,-lt has been discovered that keep
er of larger bier cellar in the Rowery for the pur-
pose of evading the law requiring him to close his
place on Sunday, has been in the habit of holding
pretended religious service, therein, officiating him
self the leader of ceremonies. He takes the Bible
reads chapter or two, serves each of his hearers
with glass of bier, and takes up cocction AS the
Constitution probably did not contemplate so much
liberty of conscience the arrangement will be inter-
feed with by the policc.-N. Y. Enquirer.
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NOTE River Lumber, Tar, and Turpentne sold in the
water subject to the of landing inspection
erage &csay on Lumber 80 cents to 81 y NJ; Tar AND
when brought per railroad about the expenses
Cured FLOR Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one fifth is made according to quality.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Office of Secretary

OBlce Of 0eCTeEdfy Of 01d1t. J
|, William Hill, Secretary of State in and for the
foregoing are true and perfect copies of the originals
as ratified and on file in this office.
Given under my hand this goth day of February
1856 VIM. HILL, Secretary.
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June Goth, 1854
DIED,

At Goldsboro' the 18th inst Mrs. LAURA ANN
MCMILLAN, rect of the late DIR. Mcmillan, of Onslow
County, aged a years.
At the residence of F. n Foy Esq in Ocaa Florida,
the lst of March, 355, after short Illness Mr. VIM. p
BURNES aged 24years, formerly of Onslow county, n G.
An estimabe young man, aid highly esteemed by all who
knew him. Com.
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UMBRELLAS UMBRELLAS!
0UR New Spring Stock of Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
are now opened, and prepared to show and sell
the largest assortment have before offered and
prices that defy competition All in want of Umbrella,
large or SMALL Silk Bingham, will certainly find it to
their advantage to purchase at the Emporium
March 22 G.. MYERS.
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

a 1t should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filing small ORDERS high
er rates have to be paid.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-23

zA FORMIDABLE UNDERTAKING-A contemporary
puts the tobacco question into the following shape:
"Suppose tobacco-chewer is addicted to the habit
of .wng tobacco fifty years of his life, and that
each day of that time he consumes two inches CT
solid plug, it amounts to six thousand four hundred
and seventy five feet, making nearly one mile and
quarter in leng h of solid tobacco, half an inch thick
and two inches broad. Now what would the
young beginner think if he had the whole amount
stretched out before him. and were told that to chew
it would be of the exercises of his life and also
that it would tax bis income to the amount of two
thousand md ninety four dollars ?"-Life Illustrated
SUGAR IN VERMoNT.-Now is "sugaring time
in Vermont, and the Vermonters are full of work
and sport. The amount of sugar annually made in
that State is 100000 pounds worth $6500O0.
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AN ACT EXPLANATORY AND AMENDATORY
M THE ACT PASSED AT The PRESENT
SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, EN-
TITTE n"hN ACT CONCERNING REVENUE -

TITLED IAN ACT CONCERNING REVENUE"
SEC. /. Be At enacted by the General assembly OF
the State of North Carolina, and it is hereby enacted
5y the authority of the same, That the tax imposed by
law for the Insane Asylum of North Carolina, shall
b. deemed to be included in the tax on real estate
and imposed by the second and fourth sections of the
act passed at the present session OF the General AS
sembly, entitled . An act concerning Revenue"
SEC, Be it fun tier enacted, That nothing contain
ed in this act passed during the present session of
the General Assembly, entitled An act concerning
The Revenue" shall be so construed as to authorize
anv sheriff to issue license 10 any person wishing
to retail spirtuous liquors. until the applicant shall
obtain an order therefor from the county court &C
cordng the provisions of act of the General AS
sembIy concerning ordinaries.
Tread three times and ratified in General Assem-
bly,, this 10Th day Of February, 1851
SAML P. HILL, s. H. c.
WARREN WlNSLOW, S. S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-23

THE VITALITY THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY TO
such of the know-nothings as have really serious
idea OF "prospecting,' TO use California phrase, We
commend the following for their instructive perusal.
It is copied from the Albany Argus:
The know nothings constitute the only party, en-
cep the democratic which now be said to be re-
ally alive and kicking But theirs is sort OF spas
modic vitality which has no element of life to
tain it permanently, and which, however lively and
active it may be for time, must with no great delay
expire.
6 The democratic party has the vitality of full
developed, vigorous manhood 1t rests upon princi-
Piles sound and enduring, and embracing the whole
country in their scope. 1t can rally its followers
throughout the length and breadth of the land ami
mated by common purpose and co operating in sup
port of doctrines equally cherished by all. The De-
trot papers speak with great truth and discernment
cation of any vitality.'"
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I meeting of the Commissioners appointed under the
Act OF TOT the purpose OF creating the cap
Railroad Company held this 18th day of March, 1855 in the
town of Wadesboro it was RsolUd That bo2ks be
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad at the places and by the
persons designated in the Act of of said Road
on the I'd Monday (the 9tn) in April next
Notice is hereby given that Books will be opened at the
following places on MON DAY, April the 9th 1855 for sub
and Rutherford Railroad under the direction of the follow
ing persons:
Bokkeen John c. Latta Miles Costin Geo 4 French J.
H. Flanner Edward Kidder S. D. Wallace, A J. DeRos-
ett, jr John A Taylor, H. L. Holmes and Robert Cow
an or majority of them.
IV4,tsD07e-Galyin HAYNES, T s Memory, " NJ Bald
Lemons Store-Ilaynes Lehman, Thos L. Vail, Lovet
Peacock and Marmaduke Powell, majority of them;
and " L. Williamson Or majority Of them "" '''
Luanberton.--John I. Pope, Edw'd. Lewis Robt, S.
anS NJ rI0 maort OF Ssm
Fyorat College -Arch'd. Smith, Malcolm Purcell, John
Gilchrist sen DR.. Neal McNair, VIM Sellers and Peter
McEachin, or any three of them.
Laorinsb.~g John Mallory. John Farley, John Gil
christ Jr D. e Mcintyre Dan M MehinnOn n9 L. Fair
RocEi"gham; -Water F: Leake, Mia, Wall, VIM. B
Covington and r. S Mcdonald, or any three of them.
Wades6oro';-H1, B. ;. Hammond Geo; w. Little $. w
Cole E. F. Lilly, P G. Smith, JOS. White, r. Hargrave
Purde Richardson, and las Medley any three of them
| Eti=abethto'cn.Jno. G. MeDugald, inc. J. Mcmillan
mo A. Mcdowell, Thos c. Smith and Duncan Cromartie
Monroe, Union Co;-Hugh Houston, sam1 H. Walk
up, Hugh Wilson. Moses Cuthbertson, Jonathan Tru
Nj. Stewart, and w. w. Hart, any three of them.
Han.ittoms st"e.-Wm. Hamilton, VIM. L. StgalI, and
| Carey Tolson.
! DGvis Gold Miue.-Wm Houston, Capt. James Houston
and VIM. Hudson.
WILSON'S Store.-Geo. Mccain Jno. Stewart Col. VIM
Walkup, and Hugh Wilson.
Ho,Udrd's Sfors--Robt Howard, Robert HOWE, and Col
! Jas. A Dunn.
Charottc.-Wm Johnson, Gen. Jno a. Young, Jno. IT.
VIM Leroy Springs, Jno. Walker, VIM Maxwell, VIM. H
.lathews, Williamson, w. w. Elms, C J. Fox, and
VIM. r. Myers, a majority of them.
LencoLntonHenry Canser. Jno F. Hoke, L. D. Childs
J. F. Alexander. and Benjamin johnson, a majority OF
! them
DaNas.-James H, White, Alex. Hoyle, Dana Jenkins
Jasper Stowe and VIM Sloane, or majority of them.
Sheiby-Dr. w. T. j. Miller. DR.. Thos Williams, Chas
BlanCon VIM Roberts and c. c. Durham a majority Of
! them
| Rmtherfordton-W. Miller, SamI. Vikings Robt. G
Twtty A Logan, and 7. B. Justice majority of them
And such other places, and by such other persons
majority of the Commissioners at Charlotte may direct
| ALEX. McRAE, Charm.
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ANTHONY BURNs-The Boston Atlas thus closes a
long article relative to the purchase of the fugitive
slave Anthony Buns:
ave hope nobody will consider these remarks ILL
timed We are very glad for Anthony Burns. But.
as we reflect upon the affair." the utter littleness Of
this chaffering with a great wrong presses Itself
upon the attention, and the insignifcance OF
these small compromises. The legislation which
defes and degrades the sovereignty of Massachusetts
still goes on the Senate sill seeks to diminish the
authority of our insuled courts liberty and life are
still in the old jeopardy in Boston. To him the re-
demption of Anthony Burns is of incalcuable conse-
uuence-to US, of how little !"
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Tom MooRE-Alluding to Tom Moore, Mr.. Irving
said that he took extraordinary pains with all he
wrote. He used to compose his poetry walking up
and down gravel walk in hls garden, and when he
had line. couplet, or a stanzas polished to his
mind he would 90 to little summer house near by,
and write it down He used to think ten lines a
good days work, and would keep the little poem by
him for weeks, waiting for single word On one
occasion he was riding with Mr. Moore in cab. in
Paris and the driver carelessly drove into hole in
the pavement, which gave the vehicle tremendous
Jolt Moore was tossed aloft, and on regaining his
seat, exclaimed, BY Jove! I've got it," Got
what 2" said his companion in some alarm. MY
word" was the reply. 81 have been trying for it
these six weeks, and now that rascal has jolted 1t
out of me-" On reaching his room, Moore inserted
the word, and Immediately despatched the finished
song to the publisher in London. Moore added
Mr. Irving, was most captivating companion, and
the sweetest ballad singer | ever heard. No one
could forget him that heard him sing
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TUANO.-26 bags in store, for sale by
" Jan. 18th, 1855 ADAMS, BRO. 4 co.
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NO sales thlS morning. prices nave u6Cueu uOWnWaTu
tendency Several parcels market for which 81 80 the
highest figure offered for yellow dip.
SPIRITS TURPENTNE-The market for this article ruled
firm last Thursdays quotation az cen) to Tuesday,
when there decline of cent and some parcels
hands al Wednesday further declined with
40 The receipts for the week have been small
and the supply in first hands is light The sales
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MANIFESTO OF SANTA ANNA.-His Supreme High
ness" Santa Anna has issued manifesto to the
citizens of Mexico, in which he declares that his
plan has been, and always will be, the preservation
of the Mexican nationality at any cost, and after
referring to the detestabe demagogue doctrines of
the people of the United States, that nations in order
to be free must be unarmed he further declares that
&c cannon and bayonets established the independence
of Mexico, and they must support it." He adds,
therefore:
Firm in these convictions, have directed my
chief attention to external security; and there is
an army of Jforty.fve thousand veerdms, who are
daily gaining dexterity, and whose number will
daily be increased much may be necessary.
Our fortified places are repairing and arming with
artillery, large amount of the material of war is
collecting in our stores, our manufacturers are at
work, the frontiers probably fortifying and our
squadronS increasing"
He also justifes himself in selling tn" MesiIla
Valley 10 the United States. In doing so he says he
avoided another war with us, at a time when the
treasury was empty and the nation in the midst of
the horrors of anarchy.
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Marine Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

'ORT OF WILMINGTON, N C.-March, 1855
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Zone door beto,c the Cape Fear Bank, up Stoirs) -
EATHER binding done in every variety Of style
PTJBTfCATiONS. Also, to LAW AND MEDICAL
BOOKS. Libraries rebound to orders Paper and Fancy
s March 8 1885 PHILIP HEINSBERGER.
Commercial and Daily Herald, copy month
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FINE OLD WINES AND LIQUOR,

DEING DESTROYS of dpong of stock of Foreign Wines
ID and Liquors prior to the frst of april next we offer at
Sherry, Port and Burg undy Wines, demijohns. Also
Champagne quarts and pints different brands Some very
old French Brandy Jamaica Rum and Holland Gin. Some
of these wines and liquors have been many years pos
session. and warranted pure imported Gentlemen
wishing to purchase for their oppor
tuny Of obtaining pure articles favorable terms Such
not disposed of previous to Monday morning next
18th ns will then be offered at public auction in front of
store FREEMAN g. HOUSTON.
March 2I.-167-5t.
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Sales made this morning above and at the time of
closing our enquiries the market is quiet.
has been fair enquiry during the week
but the receipts continue light and notice very small
stock first hands the price has advanced cents last
quotations. Sales for the week of 1874 bbls, viz:
Friday. 66 bbs 81 10 for large size bbls.
Saturday .sSS :, :. 1901 l5,
Tuesday. 800 &C g l Is g &C g
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No sales this morning In Nos and nothing has been
and quotations. there demand for either
quality.
TAR-Ruled steady at former quotation until Saturday
when decline of 10 cents took place. and Monday fur
There fair demand lowest figure The receipts have
larger than for time past and for the week ended
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THE LONDON LANCET. A Journal of British and
i Foreign Medicine, Physiology, Surgery, Chemistry,
Criticism Literature and News Published monthly Terms
s5 per single number so cents Subscriptions re-
March 10 I s. w. WHITAKER'S