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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-03-21
Withdrawal of Certain Lands in the
saltwater District.


The Land Officers at Saltwater commune
cate to the Pioneer the following copy of an
order received by them on Monday from the
Commissioner of the General Land Office
WASHINGTON, March 7, 1857
Register and Receirer at StiNacater:
Suspend from sale or location until further
orders, all the townships in your district,
south of township 81 also town 81 of range
20: 81 and 80 of range 81; 81 to 80 of
range %; 81 to 81 of range % and "a !;
81 to IS of ranges 25; 80 to IS of range &c !;
and 80 to Sc of range q.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner.
This embraces only small strip of land
extending northwest from the st. Croix in
the direction of Crow Wing to the northern
boundary of the Saltwater District. The
towns withdrawn are entirely within
the Counties Of Washington, Ramsey and
Sherburne, except that portion of town "a,
range 25, which comprises the southwest
corner of Isanti County, and which is the
only land withdrawn in that County. A
large proportion of all these lands has either
been entered or pre-empted. Some of the
towns are entirely taken up.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-03-21
Closing Of Land Omces.

The Red Wing Land Office is closed by
order from Washington in consequence of
the passage of the Land Bill for Railroad
purposes. We expect to hear Of the closing
of the other Offices in the Territory, with the
exception of the Saltwater Office. ,o b.,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-03-21

The cost of breaking out the roads oh
structed by the last snow storm in Massa-
chusetts was $15O,OO0. In Boston alone
the expense was $4,000.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-03-21

u Col. BoTEIN, an old and influential citi
zen of Madison, Wis, died at Sun Prairie on
Thursday of last week, aged 81. He has
lived in Madison since 184l.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-03-21

AN ordinance has been published at Wurt-
zenburg prohibiting dancing at the weddings
of widows and Widowers.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-03-21


rection of the Post Office Department, at
such price as Congress may by law direct
Provided, That until such price ia fixed by
power to determine the same.
Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That
in case any lands on the line of said roads
or branches are within any Indian Territory
no title to the same shall accrue, nor shall
the same be entered upon the authority of
said Territory or State until the Indian title
to the same shall have been extingushed.
SEC. Z. And be it further enacted, That
there be, and is hereby granted to the State
of Alabama, for the purpose of aiding in the
construction of railroad from the line of
Georgia on the Chattahoochee river, to the
city Of Mobile, Alabama" through the coun-
ties of Henry, Dale, Coffee, Covington, Con-
ecuh, Baldwin and Mobile, and branch
railroad from Eufaula to Montgomery,
" through the counties of Barbour, Pike,
Macon and Montgomery" chartered by the
State Of Alabama, by an Act entitled " An
Act to authorize the Savannah and Albany
Railroad Company to extend their Railroad
from the line of Georgia, on the Chatta-
hoocee river to the city of Mobile, Alabama,
and to extend branch road from Eu-
faula to Montgomery approved December
twentieth, eighteen hundred and fty.thvee.
alternate sections of the public lands to the
same extent, and in the same manner, and
upon the same limitations and restrictions
in every respect as was granted to aid in the
construction of other railroads under An Act
of Congress entitled An act granting pub
lie lands in alternate section to the State of
Alabama, to aid in the construction of GER
tain Railroads in said State" approved June
three, eighteen hundred and fifty-six,saa
Approved March 3, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

SHOOTING IN SoUTHAMPToN.-The Petersburg
(Va) Express states that on Thursday, pending the
election at Drewrysville, VIM. WesthrOp and DR..
Albert G. Neeves, between whom a feud existed,
met at the polls and without passing word, the
former drew duellng pistol, and taking deliberate
aim at the Doctor fired. Fortunately the ball pass
ing through the atters bat, merely grazing the top
of the head. Instantly DR.. n. leveled five shoot
at his adversary and planted ball in his thigh,
which, it is said will prove quite serious, if it does
not cost Mr.. Westbrook bis life. The parties were
taken before a magistrate and required to enter
recOgnizlnces to answer.
A day or two previous to the above affair, man
by the name OF Underwood, shot another named
Beale. This occurred in the neighborboodot Cross
Keys. BeaIe, il is thought, will die. Underwood
has been committed to Jail to await the result be-
fore trial.
We also learn that a white man name unknown
to our informant shot negro boy, only day or
two since, in the same county.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

PRACTICE IN THE COURT OF CLAIMs.-The Court
orders testimony to be taken in any the sp-
plication of the claimant.
The trial docket consists Of cases in which the
claimant has taken aud fled all the testimony he
desires, and has notified the clerk thereof.
The law docket consists of cases set down for ar
gument on law questions presented by the petition
which the petitioner desires to be acted on before
taking testimony.
The Solicitor looks over the cases ss they are
fled, and selects such as present questions of law
not previously acted on by the Court for the law
docket, aud testimony is ordered pro Torma in all
the other cases; but the claimants, may on making
known that wish, have testimony ordered in the
ses selected, in any others, before the argu-
ment on the law questions, or they may, on appHca
ton, have the pro forns order for testimony set
sside and have the set on the law docket, and
the questions arising on the petition argued before
taking testimony, If he prefers that course.
The Court takes up these dockets alternate
months during its sessions Washington Union.
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CAPE DE VERSA correspondent, under date
January lt whites to the State Department that the
annual rains have passed, and, though not album
dant yet crops sufficient have been raised to keep
the people from actual want.
The cholera has made its appearance among all
the Islands OF the Archipelago, and more than tNen-
~ thousand persons have persisted from that dis
esso The American trade has been dull, aud there
is great scarcity OF money and OF articles for ex-
portAtion.- WasA. UHlOA, Saturday.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

The TRADE OF BosToN.-Since September last,
more than sixtysx thousand chests of tea have ar
rived at this port from China. In the same time
last year, only twenty-five thousand chests were
received. Wa are glad to chronicle the increased
receipt Of this great article of merchandise at BOs
ton the principal centse of the tea trade OF the
county, and trust that it truly shows the return of
this Important business to this city from New York.
In few years we hope to see the entry at this port
of every Boston ship from China, and large opera
tons in tea for the supply of British America and
New England here transacted. The entire UniODis
supplied with teas from Boston and New York, the
other cities having no trade with China.-ITanS-
criDt
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

HoSoRABLY DIscHARGED.--Ex-Gov. Bebb, Of
Ohio, who recently hredupOua party OF serenaders'
at bis residence IN Wnnebago county, ILL.,, and kill
ed one of lh m and wounded others. has been hOn-
orally discharged, sftes foil investigation Of the
matter. The serensders, Il appears we're gang Of
insolens rowdies, who surrounded the house OF the
Ex-Governor, and iasulted bis family, until he was
compelled to Gre upon them, after begging and
eoaIiug them TO leave
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

THE STATE BANK-We understand that letter
Was received in this city from Ex-Governor Wright
yesterday, stating that the Senate Bank Investga-
ting Committee would make unanimous report re-
commencing the repeal Of the charter Of tue State
Bank, on the ground Of its having been secured
through fraud and corruption, and that Judge Ma
jors would to-day decide in the Marion Circuit Court
that the charter unconstitutional. IadiaRopo-
lis Journal
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

THE STEAM FRIGArE RoASoKE-The United
States steam irigate Roanoke, says the Norfolk
Herald, lett the Navy Yard at Gospori, OF Friday,
Of IL o'clock, under steam, With all her armament,
ammunition, provisions, and fuel on board, draw
ing twenty four feet water, and proceeded directly
on ber voyage TO Aspinwall IL vas worth prem
ium 10 see this noble ship as for the fret lime, she
left the spot Of Der nativity aud gided with promi-
nent grace and grandeur through our hArbor on her
way 70 the ocean. We venture 10 say that II there
81 al be found any disti0eton OF performance
among the siserhood d ships 10 which the Roanoke
belongs It will DOT be 20 Der Disadvantages or the
diiparsgement Of the artisans aud mechanics en-
pl0yed 10 her construction.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

The MIAsMA THEORY ExPLoDED.-Dr. Dunhamel
and DR.. Antisel gave their written opinions on the
disease Of the National Hotel in Washinton City, as
not being produced by miasma escapement from
the sewers, but that the true cause is not yet dis
covered. Calvert, the owner OF the hotel, based
his action against the city for s75 600 damages on
the above suggestion.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

DEFALCArIoN IN THE COMMERCIAL BANK, ScoT-
LAND.-Henry Salmon, for forty years connected
With the Commercial Bank, Scotland, principally as
agent, is announced in the English papers as a de-
iaulter to the amount Of ESQ, 900 sterling He had
disappeared from his home, and nothing regarding
his Whereabouts was known.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

II The ssoreboass o, George W. Baxter, si1u-
AIed 10 Furman street, Brooklyn. n. Y, together
with lie contents CONSISTING Of ,sse hogsheads Of
sugar. $50 barrels Of mOlassss and 800 hides, we're
totally destroyed BY Gre about noon on Thnrsday.
The loss Is estimated at nearly quarter Of mi.
non Of dollars Tbs zee Is believed 20 have or z.
mated BY sparks from labOrsr's pipe falling syon
a hundle Of bay.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

The American Convention Of the State Of Penn
sylvSnA has nominated the following ticket For
Governor, Isaac Hazlenurst, OF PbiadelphiA-for
Judges Of the Supreme Court, Jacob Broom, %
Philadelphia, and Jasper Il Brady, Of Allegheny
eounty--and lor Canal Commissioner, Mr. Under
man, Of Berks.
The Americans Of Pennsylvania have thus uomi-
mated straight American ticket idsing all OseF-
lures for an alliance either With the Democrats or
The Black Republicans. A,ting thas independent
y aud hrmly, We wish them oonplete success al the
coming elegdOa.- RieAROHd Whig.
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RAKEnY. CONFECrInNARY.Ac-

CHARLES ROBE 7TsON, (late OF the frm Of j. G. O.
~ Robertson broad street, continues his business at No
II, Market street, Opposite Morris strsttons) where
he Is prepared tU execute and all all orders in all the
branches OF BsknR Confectionery, &C, wi which he may
be favored. His materials fresh and Of n Quail
ty and he hatters himself that he give per.
feet satisfaction. He will sell by wholesas RETAIL and
orders from distance solicited. He graief
thanks for the large patronage Re has heretofore received
and pledges himself to merit continuance Of the same
It-ff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11
SUMMER READING.
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
THE TESTIMONY OF THE R0CKs-Hugh Miller
BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL sKETCHEs-Ma-
oauay.
AMERICANS IN JAPAN-by Robert Thomas.
ARCTIC ADVENTURES BY SEA AND LAND-sargent.
HANsFORD-A Tale Of Bacon's Rebellion.
THE DAYS OF MY LIFE-An Autobio graphy.
TWO YEARS AGO--by Rev Charles Kingsley.
THE OLIVE BRANCH; OR, WHITE OAK FARM
GAUT GURLEY; OR, THE TRAPPERs OF UMBAGoG.
DOCTOR ANTONIO, A TALE OF IrALY-by Ruaini.
Oracle AMsER-by G. W. Dennson.
SATELLITE Young Wife ADD the Old Love.
LEoNI DI MONOTA, AND OTHER POEMS
Just receiv ed by
May 26, CAB CHARLES W. SMITH.
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THr soururas PAcryIo R.,lnoAp.-rhs Men

THE sourHEEs PAcIFIo RAiLRoAD.-The Mem
Phis Eo91s aud Enquirer Of she 9Th says
ID NJ I. u. Lincoln, Of Texas, has jast arrived
in our city, With most gratifying news from Marshal
county, about the progress q tie Southern Pacific
Railroad. he iniorms " shsrc are ron rails eponsh
landed 10 The State OF Texas to lay doan twenty.
seven aud bait miles Of track, snd all but .lest
miles Of The grade foE that distance nov ready Tor
the track layers.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11
PURLJC SALE OF T,AND-

ON THURSDAY, THE nth OF JUNE, on the premises
~ will sell to the highest bidder, tract Of LAND,
tanning about IF y acres.
The land lies on Mill Creek, between the Lebanon and
Murfreesboro Turnpikes, turnpike adjoining he
land of Edward Trabus and part Of the land Of
lac r. P Smith.
TERMS OF SALE-1 and years notes secur ed
bearing interest, Tayabe in Bank and lien retained
SB- Sale to commence at IL O'Clock.
SAML CROCKETT.
AIn LII
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NEW VELLUM PAPER COPYING BOOK,

THIS Book will be found to great advantages over
the old style, from the parer being both thick and
strong and toU 1O' tear Srhen dGmpeHed. 1t takes
perfect IMPRESSION and its will be as conven.
lent to refer these of ordinary Day Book When
in use its great superiority will be apparent both for
Coping Letters Accounts, Currents Maniiess and other
Documents. For sale by
lime 40 CHARLES W SMITH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

t8- Hon. George Bancroft was at the Galt House
yesterday. We understand he is en- route for the
Mammoth Cave.-LoM. Jonr. Nondav.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

An important political decision has been announc-
cd by the British Government in relation to the al
legiance of subjects and the duty of the Govern
meDt to afford protection. The doctrine OF "once
a subject, always a subject" is abandoned. The
case in regard to which the decision is made
is that of Mr.. Lawless, merchant of Granada, and
a non-combatant in the late Nicaraguan troubles.
lie was dragged out of his house and shot by the
Guatemalans when they took Granada. He was
formerly British subject, but became a natural-
zed citizen Of the United States. His mother ap
piled to the British Government for compensation
for the less of her sons life and property. The
reply was that he had renounced his allegiance by
becoming citizen of the United States, and was
not entitled to British protection. The decision is
stated in a letter from Lord Clarendon.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11
ONLY % &15CTS
COL, WOOD'S GRAND MIISFIJM

WILL positively close SATURDAY NIGHT, Thurs
w day. Friday and Saturday, 18th, 9Th and 18h last
three days.
Prices have been put to accommodate all for
a rush.
Doors open from to and from to 10 NJ. Admit
lance to the whole 25 CENTS Children and Servants Is
June 1l-3t.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11
AUCTION SALE az GROCERIES,
BY
Ii LANIER 81 CO,

WE viii offer 80 front Of We're house on Tuesday
w jane l6tn st 10 o'ci1ek Tor Cash, large stock o.
Fresh Groceris Viz:
80 hhds assd grades Sugar; % bis Nessons thrbb
10 bliss. r. do distnea Whiskey;
10 baxes D.ref do IS bbis holAsses;
10 IBIS. pow tered do 500 kegs Nails as sorted
BOZ bsgs prime Baltimore 10 o0O assd q11ates Oh AEE
kio Coffee. IS BIS Carrots Saad,
SO bags prime n. o. Coffee, 100 dozen Rnckets,
leo boxes star Candies; so basksts OLAnpagns;
100 h&A boxs d. IS casks best IN <iish soda
coo bxs sorted Glassware, IS SArdinea;
loo bba Mag ahssey; lh0b ilerrnq;
leo various % ticrccs kicc.
80 Bourbon do % bxs Tobacco:
50 Are %
with al he SMALLER articles IN the Grccsry line.
nAy33, 1881. b. LANIER CO.
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RENTS AND LEASE AT AUCTION.

ON Saturday, the 20th June next will let by public su,
" ton, TO the highest bidder all the oces rooms tene.
ments and vacant ground a5acen. to the Post Office
Church and Cherry is Tn property will be let as Il
Is for two years. payable quarterly with approved security
in Bank. L. K. GLASCOCK, Agent,
June l0-td. No. g. Cherry st.
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AGENTS WANrEp.

Two sal Goods far manufacturing holse In tsis CITY.
Il Salary from tlo0 70 $3.50 per month AID expenses
On receipt o. ne, si forEsri siuPei ~ Express
With iastrucaoas or address eaciodns y StAmPs os
particulars {. 3. ORVtS,
Real Eststs ana St1ck Br0krr,
Ne. -, Elm o.. Cinc naati, bio.
Jaae 1-fyA Pest Oncs bon aStO.
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CRt13rm IOitl TIE STANDARD LIBRARY.
GRAhMoNr'5 MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF CHARLES
II. Portrait
AA6ALAlS' WORKS. Complete in 2 vols Portrait.
COUNT HAMILroN's FAIRY TALES. Portrait.
BoCCAoCIo'S DECAMERON, a conps.s Translation. BY
W. X KELLY Esq Portrait
OhNVANFEs' EXEMPLARY NOVELS complete Portrait.
ihh FIAMEXON, Tales in the Of Boccaccio,
BY MARGARET, QUEEN NAVARRO. Fine Portrait.
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BOHNS library Of FRENCH MEMOIRS.

ChVoTHa tcitt The STANDARD LIBRARY.
MEMOIRS OF PHILIP DE DUMMIES, containing the
Histories of Louis XI and Charles yII Kings Of France
ana OF Charles the Bold, Du4e Of Burgundy To which
Is added, The scandalous Chronicle In 2 volumes.
Portraits
MEMOIRS OF TIE DUKE OF sULLY, Prime Minister to
Henry the Great. With Notes, and an Historical Intro
ducton BY Sir WALTsR ScorF. In vols. With Gene
raj Index. Vols. l., H., and ILL., Portrait
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE,

FrTERs Of Administration with the viii annexed having
IL been granted 70 the undsrgnsd BY the Hon. County
Court Of Davidson county upon the Of JOSATHAH
hLkssos dec this 10 % not " all person having claims
against sa3d estate, the within the
scribcd ~ Law, hey viii be barred And al persons
be I'd hte 10 said estate requested pay
without delay. ID. Q. LOVE-
June s-Hs Admsr With will annexsd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-11

WE are paiting Up "a garter ana h.f A.,,.,.
w ssnsas aFtiels q Sadly LAID uhleA us iii ~ e.
i1r e@sh Ooasasaefs can somethiaa - paran a. AZ
%. msxs.-ins WOODS Is.
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AHtkf BoeOass.-ws have nou sapsrb \, ~
- heseas os stHts soas oftAsn hanaseaasls srsror
sa- -. as ~ hssI J. ~ hsqiLL.
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NEW GOODS.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
mn NJ "a NJ o. 10

WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
A. J. Moan & CO.,
A RI In receipt o. large and complete stock OF
n SUMNER DRY GOODS. OF new styles and sGpe-
aty, which selling at reiueed prices. New
styles Organizes and Muns and Dress Goods Of all quail
ties.
so eases New style Prints 49,
80 do Bieach-d Domestic.
5 do 1914 and ~ Bleached sheetlng.
2 do Linen sheetings.
do Pillow Linen.
do New Fancy Linens, &c, Ac
We have In Store very large and eompets assort-
ment u Goods which selling very low prices 20
close out eat inducements offered In styles Of
Goods. A. J. DUNCAN& co,
June6. No 90 PIbic square.
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FOR sMITHLANp ANN pADUcAH.

FOR SMITHLAND AND PADUCAH.
THE light draught steamer, cT~D
l. BLANCHE LEWIS, JOHN L, Hy@O%szesSA7 |
BATEMAN, Master, will depart a.
bove this day. O'clock p NJ. For Passage Fr eight
apply on beard, or to B. F. HARDCASTLE,
june11-1t. opposite S. B Landing
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WILL pa Casa ibr LAND WARRANTS a NJ ones
Na. - ckeEry street IL No ahsanra aRfr = =.
rAenkiana lfsbisiyl ,. .. fk1lo~A
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AAND WANMANTs.

xKhsve ne ed fetisasi lee Cream Fssessr aad nsks
W thsz ofaa sissss a. ne lose,t prices
Mas s. aacKsNLIs 4 WILSON.
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MINERVA COLLEGE,

THE eighth annual commencement OF Minerva College
Il will take place Friday the 18th Exercises to
commence at O'Clock, A. n. The public generally
requested to attend The next session % this Institution
viii begin the lst day Of September, 1851.
iune9-4t- s. o. JONES Principal.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
'INHE dne passenger steamer, ALE GT~sn
L ONIA, MILLER, Ma ter; yiIIleave EEgOSsssaesA5
for the above and all intermediate go
ports, HIS DAY at O'clock P NJ For teight pas
sage apply on board, to
iune11-1t. A. HAMILTON. AGENT
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ANTIQUARIAN LIBRARY.

BEDE and Anglo-Saxou Chronicle
BRANDES Populor Antiquities. 8 vols,
EARLY Travels in Palestine,
ELLIS Metrical Romancss
FLORENCE Of Worcester's Chronicles
HAND BOOK Ct Proverbs
LAMBS Specimens Of the English Dramatic Poets Of the
Time Of Shakespeare
MALLETs Northern Antiquities.
MARCO POLO's traveller,
OLD English Chronicles (Sx),
PASSION Letters (Thel,
ROGER OF WENDOvEE'S Chronicles. 2 vols.
WILLIAM OF MALMEsBURY do
New Works are constantly added to the Series and
regularly received aher publication.
June 8, Naabvfi,.
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RETIRED PHYSICIAN.
Z Use NC " AuNI ENA
DIR. II IANIEs

NO. u HranU 81, Jersey CITY, n. ].
N. B.-Dr. Fl. James has neither Office nor agent 10
New York have pretended aud. advertised The
receipts sen from NO PLACE. bat No. 10 Grand street.
Jersey City, n Jersey.
iunel0. lmay2q-d tu3nips1