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REQUISITES FOR GRADUATION
FEES, &C.

The candidate for the degree of Doctor Of
Medicine mist be twea.y-one years OF age
of good moral character. have applied himself
10: three years to the study Of Medicine. and
have attended two full courses Of lectures. the
last one of which shall have been at this In.
stItuIlon also one course of Practical Anat-
Omy.
AT the time OF application, he must paw to
the Dean oil The Faculty the Diploma tee
also present an original Thesis on some med-
zeal subject, and shall undergo satisfactory
examination. Should the candidate no; pass,
tie fee and essay will be returned To him.
The fee for The Full Course is $1,000
Naturalization (paid only once) 800
Demonstrators Ticket, 1000
Graduation $500
The expenses OF living in Washington are
as moderate as in any other city in The Union.
For further information. address
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty,
No. 495 Seventh Street, West.
April 18th, lS5S-6mos.
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Observation-Disclosures is himself again. He is
on his legs more uprightly and firmly thai
ever. No amount of pressure could keep
down the caoutchouc spirit of P. I. B. With
a magnificent flourish Of trumpets, Phineas
tumbles into the ring.
Under the auspices of the greatest OF show
men, Csays the New York E1press.) Lumley,
the operate king of London. is coming over to
this country pretty soon, with a steamer-load
Of singers and dancers. Piccolomini, the pref
ty woman who has turned the heads of the
cockneys; Ttiens, who has just flashed into the
musical heavens, and dimmed the lnstre of all
other luminaries; Giuglini, ravishing tenor,
with perfect colony of vocslists and light
fantastic toes, are 20 come.
P. T. B. has settled it that the American
public shall pay the trifing sum of FIVE dollars
for the privilege of hearing and seeing this
monstrous combination. We may expect
another financial crisis at the close of his sea-
SON.
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ORIGINAL POETRY.


NJ MIxrA.
Love one annaher, the Saviour has said
=. Be kind n the poor and distressed,
And give not blow 70 the soFrowlng heart
Which might deepen the bosom s unrest.
liz the eve dun with grief? ah spare the tear,
- Nor casise Il with anguish TO start, -.
Bat dry % the fountain with kindness sincere,
That aows from the agonszed heart
When gr1ef pales The cheek ard quivering lip,
ForEear, and add not 70 the pam 80
By sending an arrow that well could be spared
TO pierce the sad bosom again.
A word harshIy spoken may cause 20 vibra:e
Every tepdr,l that clasps round the soul.
And one hasty action, be n little or great.
? May destroy the peace Of the whole
when the hair is turned grey by winter Of age.
And anguish hath furrowed the brow,
Tie toitering form on the verge OF the grave,
IL feeble and tremulous now.
Mock not the sorrow nor sport with the grief,
From the tempest no longer secure
Ee gent.e--be Tnerc;fal-offer relief,
And heaven VIII prosper your store.
Remember the f.sherless-pity the tears
That Aow down the widows pale cheek,
And ifno,hing else We have to bestow,
Be kind IN the language We speak.
FulI many a thorn that mnkies the heart.
Has been pIared there by falsehood and scorn,
And many by acaing mereiless part,
Sill waters the fostering thorn.
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NAMNG THE BARY.-Do pray call IL some
thing comfortably decent. The name win cost
you little or nothing, and il may re the most
valuable dover with which you win ever be able
10 enrich the poor thing. No matter by wha,
frightful appellaton its grandfather or great uncle
was known; no matter, either, what lnchabod
or Hepsiba has the vanity 10 request you TO
give it his or her name, and promise a presen,
in case you comply-be not deceived, MS the ad-
vertsers say, but name il rs you will wish you
had when il shall have become capable of retail.
atiBg by calling you hard names.
In regard TO the rropriety of calling children
after the great of earth we have but little 20
offer. If parent chooses to bestow upon has
hopeful offspring the cOmbinded names of all
the presidents and military generals, we see no
reason why any ore should presume to interfere
with his undoubted right. One thing is clear,
however there Is more than one George Wash
,ngton who does no especial honor to his lustri-
Gus namesake.
We repeat, give the baby pretty name. II
you feel indifferent about The matter, il is by no
means certain that the child will always feel the
same. By pretty name, we would not be Under
stood as meaning such transcendental incorrigibil-
tiles as lat;er-day heroes and heroines delight IN
but merely one that is easily spoken, and pleas
ing TO the ear.
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FREELAND. HALL & co.

FREELAND, HALL G. CO..
"AVING removed TO their new and COM
- modious Warehouse, No. 1f3 PIRATE
street, opposite the "MALTY HOUSE"
beg leave to inform their customers that they
have now on hand large and general asSori
ment of c. r &C RTE >. consisting in
part Of
GOVERNMENT, JAVA, LAGUIRA
AND RIO COFFEE
REFINED AND BROWN SUGARS
s.esl of every grade
GUNPoWDER, IMPERIAL, Y. HYsON
AND BLACK TEAS.
GOLDEN SYRUP, NEW ORLEANS
AND w. I. MOLASSE
SPERM, AD.aaGa.NTLNE and MOULD
CANDLES
HHTTE. CASTLE and BROWN SOAPS.
GL~aDES IND GOSHE.T BUTTER
FAMILY, EXTRA, SUPERF1NE AND
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, &c.. &c.
They also invite the especial attention OF
their customers n their extensive stock OF
imported and domestic LIQUORS. which
have been selected with the gFeateR.ff and
cannot fail TO please.
Nov. 22d, lS55-tL
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Drliimore .Amg1tsf Sih 1857

have analysed for Bnscoe. HIlles & Co..
of Havre De Grace. Nd, four samples of
''Sl squehanna Limestone" from Wrghts-
vile, Pa. taken from four different quarries.
They were found TO be.fTee Of sand and other
impurities, and To contain, besides Carbonate
of Lime. respectively from 2 TO Is per GEM.
of Carbonate OF Magnesia. The former will
be OF general advantage to the lower counties
Of Marylan both on the Eastern and West.
ern shores, and are especially adapted 10 the
application on white oak soils /" The lat
ter should be- applied 10 soils which are def
c;ent in both Lime and Magnesia. These are,
in general. the "Volcanic Soils" Of the upper
and the light soils in the tide water couniies
OF Maryland.
JAMES HIGGINS,
State Agricultural Chemist OF Maryland.
March Is, 1858.
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II Is very diszusting 20 see the coarse braxgado-
ci0 ef some q the frse-soil press ever che un-
pleasant personal collisions which sometimes
occur between Northern and Southern Congress
men. and which may be occasionally expected.
30 long . debate on exciting subjects sm0ag inn
perfeef beings, produces heat; that 10 % say %
long asrm are men. The writers judge OF
fheSe ssicsunters, not by the spirit which they
msy evidence m the parties TO them, but by me
mere powers Of the l.ugiiism the standard of
the vulgar bully instead of that OF the high-spF-
&c thoagh i'll regulated mind, which forbias rs
possessor to stop and calculate chances, or 20
shrink from the most unequal encounter, IL h0R-
81 Is thsaght % comprehend these latter senii-
meats; and IN their comments upon the collisions
referred To, confBe themselves mainly TO des-
criptions such a. they would give OF affairs Of
The ring. or Of cock lights" II is matter If ex-
ultation, If they can establish that Mr.. Grow =
chance blow struck MIR. Keist precisely
between the two eyes; 10 10 highly
important point Co demonstrate that said blow
knocked Kei,t down, rather than that Keitt stum-
bled over desk. --e 4sff
The true standard among these men OF spirit
who deem that 6ghnng is the mode Of redressing
an injury. 10 that man must resent an insult
with such power - nature gives him, without
respect 20 the result Of the encounter. A mans
honor they do not hold 20 be proportIoped to his
musrle. ss
serving the unabaiing exuliation over the late
fst-fght, already alluded TO, besween Messrs.
Keiu and Grow. Keift assaulted Grow On
srdden heat; he did wrong, has acknow:.
edged it. and apologised. Grow struck
back at his assailant; during The struggle
Keitt from some uncertain cause FELL
For tins simple affair, this exhibition Of the
most universal of the instincts, Grow 10 held As
hero. He has been presented with Gold Ne
Amlo IL -. ~.-E.
elenched hsi, around which - the following sen.
tence: ''The frat slow siruck for Freedom IN
Congress, Feb. 5th, 1883" He is exulied over
in the New York Evening Pest. as ga man OF
muscle" Heroes rank low in the North.--
They seem to have Shakespeare Ajax as theis
ideal.--strong an elephant. duh as an ox,-
Grow is great and growing Virginia Sentine
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wRIGHTsvlLLE LIME.

The undersigned beg leave 10 inform the
Farmers Of 81. Mary's and Charles counties,
that they will deliver at accessible points on
any OF the rivers OF those counties, AgrIcul-
iural Lime (either with or without Magne-
sia) at9l cts. per bushel. Freight cash-the
balance six months draft. with interest
added. will be taken. We refer TO the
following letter Of the State Chemist, and
solicit orders from our friends in ST. Mary's
and Charles counties generally.
B1lSCOE, HlLLES g. CO.,
Hayre DE Grace, Md.
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APoPLExY.-PersOns below the middle
height. robust, with large hands and short
thick necks, are generally recognized - apo
piectic subject but foreign medical author
asserts that il j. confined 10 no particular con-
formation Of the body, al persons being alike
liable 70 be attacked by it. The predisposing
causes are the hahituaI indulgence of the APP
petite in rich and gross food, or stimulating
drinks, coupled with luxurious and incident
habits /; sedentary employments carried 10 an
undue length, the habit Of sleeping. especially
in reciImbent posture, after full meal, and
lying too long in bed. Persons. however, who
are predisposed to this disease should not fail
to profit By the warnings of its approach. such
rs giddiness, drowsiness, los Of memory,
twitching Of the nerves, fsaltesing Of the speech
&c. Their diet, shonld be light and nutri-
tious habits should be abandoned, and modcr-
ate exercise should be taken. Above all they
should avoid giving way 10 their passions, as
it is well known that many persons have been
struck with death in the midst ola fit of anger
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WOOD COMMISSION AGENCY.

" r respectfully inform those INTERESTED
w that we have made ample arrange
ments, and are ready 20 receive and sell Cord
Our friends and al others who may favor
US with c0nsignmeDis will be enabled 10 re.
ceive full prices for their Wood, and moi BE-
compelled 10 suffer sacrifices IN consequence
Of glE.:ed maFkei OF combination among
dealers. .,,-
mems.
Co. AL orders for every description Of build
ing materials Sled with tpr0snpilless end upon
the most accommodating terms.
g.. 8. WILLIS & CO,
- .. LUMnEa DnAEaas,
West side Union Dobk, BALI, I'D.
June 22d, l654-ti.
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TaoMxs JKrTERsoSs FAraER- Peter JEFF
ferson's physique - desefihed BY Mr. Randall
a. follows: ~ 80
He was uaneof gigan1ie stature. plain and
adverse b display he vas grave. EtaEiturns
slow TO make, and not oyer pr0mpt % accept
advances. lie was one Of those calmly and
almost sternly seIf-relying EIcu, who lean on
none. who desire help from none And he
certainly had both muscles and mind that could
be trusted He conld simultaneously heap
up traise from their sales to an upright posi-
toni two hpgshesds of tobacco nearly thou
sand pounds apiece! He once directed three
able-bodicd slaves to pull down ruinous shed
BY means Of rope After they had again and
again made the effort, he Laae them stand
aside, seized the rope and dragged down the
structure in an instant TradiIl5ns have come
down Of his continuing bis line as surveyor
Through savage wilderness, aftef his assistants
had given out from famine and fatigue, sub
sisting on the raw flesh Of game, and even Of
his eating mules, when other food failed.
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nR. J!'P. COOKE. having located him.
~ self 10 the village of Chapiico. very re-
specially tenders his profess ional services 70
The pubic generally. He can be found at al
lines AZ his Office IN J. ii. B0swell's Hotel,
except when absent on professional business.
April ], 1853.
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The Executive Committee of this Society, at
their meeting, determined that the next Cattle
Show should commence on the 26th of Octo-
Der, and continue as usual, four days. The
premium list, rules and regulations were adopt
ed and will be shortly published.
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The srsslon Will commence on the 2Oih oil
October and end in March following.
The Lectures will be delivered nj the Col
lege building, No. 800 r street, during the
hours OF the afternoon and evening. This
time oflecturing has been customary in the
College since Ifs establishment. and 10 found
70 De advantageous Tor the student.
The object OF the Medic Il Faculty will be
TO instruct perfectly in the elements oil Med
zeal Science in all It's departments, with its
accessory Branches of knowiedge. nor only
TO qualify him 20 eEier upon the practice oil
Ine6scine, but TO give him an extensive foEn-
dstion, upon which he may. h after life.
build up thorough and liberal knowledge oil
his profession. -
The extensive public libraries Of the city
Of Washington afford TO the student opporiu-
mites which can be found in but few cities OF
the Union, for consulting, without cost, rare
and valuable works Of science and general
literature.
The subject OF Biennial courses OF Medical
instruction has been urged upon the attention
OF this and of other Medical Schools 3y a
Committee OF the American Medical Asso-
citation. The faculty feel the force OF the rea-
sons urged, and are disposed TO be among The
foremost IN the cause OF educational progress,
but al present they are compelled TO conform
TO established customs, aud TO give az each
session course on every branch Of Medica
Science.
While doing so. however, it is their inten-
ton TO make their course approximate to q
Biennial one, by giving particular attention
10 different subjects on alternate years; and
during the ensuing session. The following
among other topics, will receive from the "a,
Guilty particularly full calculation. viz -
Operative Surgery. Organic and Physiologi-
cal Chemistry. and vegetable Materia Medica
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LAST NOTICE no pEBToRs.

vTvHE andersigned would respectfully and
n earnestly ask oil persons indsbled 60 him.
or 10 the firm Of Joseph Niorgah & Co., on
open account or Otherwise 20 come forward
and settle their Indebtedness without further
delay. Should this notice be disregaEded, It
Is his intention 10 place his accounts in the
hands OF +. +. Spaldins for collection, and
he sincerely hopes thai persons who owe
him will save him tie unpleasant task and
themselves the expense, of collecging thu
debts due him BY q resori % the lssEes
gg JOSEPH MORGAN,
Apr;h lss.s Is5sn: - = - /.
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We offer fer sale on the above terms. mr.
low prizes, the following articles, mostly Of
our own manufacture, and which we will
warrant TO beyof the best quality.
DOORS III - =
SASHEs. (GIazed or no, Giazed.)I
BLINDS. -
WINDOW and DOOR FRAMES ~
NEWEL POSTS.
BALUSTERS.
MOULDINGS.
BRACKETS. fa.
HOT BED SASHES. ~ so.f
WOODEN NANTES. sn
SLA TIE MAKTT4ES. ssIas
SLATE HEARTS,.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
WlNDOH GLASS.
HOOD TUBE FUR CHAIN PUMPS.
W.9TEK PIPE, Sc,
Haad-Railss Trusses, Centre Flowers lor
Ceilings, Carved mouldings and Brackeas.
Pannel Ornaments. Sash Weights and Cord
Dressed Flooring. Bricks, Lime, Hair. Plas.
ter. Cement, Sc. find great variety of
architectural materials and ornaments.
Ordered work furnished promptly, and in
the hest manner. a IL gaSls.f EaT 2
We are also sole agents m Baltimore of
ihe Hest Castlaion Rail Road, and STATE
Company. and are selling 81 AIznaiaeurers
prices. 3iu
Slate Mantle pieces. ia perfect imitation of
the richest and most expensive Spanish mar
bles-and which are, for durability. strength.
beauty, and cheapness, unsurpassed. They
are so highly polished thai they retain their
beauty much longer than marble, and are not
injured BY smoke, coal gas,..or acids. They
have six time ah's ssFenglh nj marble, ami
their appeaHnee = spAeh slberior. al per-
sons interested ii building. kiIl do well TO
make no,f OF this e
We are ais0 agents fnr ne. hest Sash, DIOR
and Blind Machinery. made In the country,
and are furnishing 81 nlannlaciurers' prices
all machinery necessary for. manufacturing
Doors, Sashes, Binds .uOullings &c., such
as.
SRUFACING MACHINES. MA.
POWER and FOOT MoRTiSTNG
CHIMES.
MOULDING MACHINES.
TENONING MACHINES.
PLAINiNG>MA MACHINES.
BLIND MORTlSlNG MACHINES, &c.
al of which are warranted TO give salts.
faction
.7ll communications viii receive prompt
attention.
GEORGE o. STEVENS e. co.
d. ". Pratt ST., Near Spears Wharf,
BALTIMORE, Md.
Mach 1Sah 1890 A..
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COPARTNERsHIP.

The subscribers. having formed Co Part
nership under the name of E. Leo Spaldine
g. CO.. will continue business at the old stand
of Spaiding & Greenwich. and they solicit a
continuance Of the liberal patronage which
the old firm received.
E. LEO. SPALDING.
VIM. F. greenwich
April ], 1858.
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Noble Young. M. D., Professor Of Theory
and practice OF Medicine (and President o.
the Faculty. @ 7' - 'isE9 -
J. NJ. Snyder, NJ. D.. Professor Of Obstetrics
aud the Diseases Of Women and Children
Johnson Eliot, NJ. D.. Professor of Anatomy
James e. Morgan, NJ. D., Professor OF Med.
icaI Jurisprudence and Hygiene.
Charles II. Leibermann, NJ. d., Professor o.
Surgery (and Trrasurpr)
Benjamin F. Craig, NJ. D., Professor oil
Chemistry and of Physiology
George c. ShafFer, M. D.. Professor Of Ma
terra Messica and Therapeutics.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
SHIP
Leonard T0trn. .4pril lsf

Leonard TO,rn, .4pril lst. 1853.
'HNHE Co-Parnprship heretofore existing
between Sralding g. Greenwell. Leon
ard Town, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. Either party is authorized
to settle for the late firm.
z. LEO. SPALDING,
JAS. &. greenwich.
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Why Is q young man hugging his sweet
heart like an epicure who permits his wine to
run away7 Because be Is scasting what he
loves. The perlaesrator of this was sent to hing
the penitmtary. Sarvd him right.
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DR.. SAM'L z. SPALDING having To-
Gated himself al Leonard Town, Md, re-
specially tenders his professional services 20
his friends and the public. Us. ssss.T .rsqf)
April q. 1854 IN "a s-lr
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.1fen are not saSel in the Gospel system BY
the wessing of fatality nor By the ituEning
of wheel; not saved by mechanica: process.
dug up aud saved nee saved by chemical
process, purified from process Of putrcfying,
but saved by faifh; Faith srOrlisg by love,
and the faith and lore working out the obedi-
dience; sasel by two restrictions the first
a resurrection to newncss of life then, conSc-
quent upon this, that final resurrection to =
gloriied and endless lile--Shsperd.
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A parishioner inquired Of bis pastor The
meaning of tie line Ia Scripture "He was
clothed with curses, n with o garment. I'll
signifies, replied the divine s'fhae ne individn-
al had eos lad habit Of swearing. = 4 =. -
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To those scenes OF domestic peace. which
pure religion created and adorned, the thoughts
Of the youngest member Of the family viii cling
in after years: they win become a kind Of hal
lowed ground in his memory they will exert
a restraining and sanctifying power; and thus
may we expect q zee the promise fnlfilled:-
Train upa child in the way in which be should
go, aud when be is OLD he viii not depart from
IT, Tes1a.ilye
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NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE
COyMP.a.rY OF BALTIMORE.
incorporated by the State of Maryland, 1919.
OFFICE, NO. Is SOUTH STREET.

HE Company IN sures every description Of
:. P'Itry IN he tfs ~ e.. agains {
loss or damage by Fire.
The Directors meet daily, to determine applI-
cations for insurance.
J.B SElDENSTRICKER, President.
BoAKD or DfnEcTo ..
Allen A. Chapman, William Woodward,
Henry NJ. Bash, George Bartlett,
William Head, Adam Denmead,
John w. Ross, Joseph W. Jenkins,
Edward J. Charch, Thomas RI. Sullivan,
Job Smith, George Small. ~
JOHN r. MAGRUDER, Jr., sec'y
March Is, ia5S--ly.
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| The original desire, as it may Exist II the
bosom Of angels, as II was implanted in Alan,
and as it may attend Us hereafter in q high and
holy world, is the desire of excellence, Of vir-
tue, of the cultivation Of our powers, of making
as much of ourselves. and Of doing as much in
the sphere we are placed, as possible. -A6eTt
Barnes.
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The New Musket.

The latest improved musket manufactured
for the service at the United States armories,
is pronounced by competent judges to be the
most perfect arm ever made. For the infor-
nation Of our military readers, we give the
following statement of the relative weight and
proportions of this and the one now in use:
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Every sinful outword and deed, and every
secret thought and purpose Of the mind, react.
upon the mind itself and leaves its own impress
sion there rs upon IN inefaceable tablet. Aside
from all the influence our sin may exert upon
others, it puts imperishable impression upon
our own minds -Hickok. R
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He who always receives but never gives, &C.
quircs, as a matter of course, narrow, con.
tracted, selfish character. His soul has nc ex.
pansion, no Benevolent Impulses. no elevation
Of AIM He learns to feel, and think, and care
only for himself. - uaces. 81 'f'2fAG
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Tell us not that the man of business, the
busting tradesman, the toil-worn laboror, has
little or no time to attend to religion. AS well
tell us that the pilot, amid the winds and
storms, has no leisure to attend to navigation
or the general on the field of battle TO the arr
Of war. Where will he attend to it ?-C aird
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The history of all eartl,'s ages past. does moi
furnish one lonely example where either wealth
or fame, or pleasure, has originated principl:
of action insllbordinate to the law of God, with.
out both temporal and endless loss; without
the wrecking under its pilotage Of. body and
soul alike.--Rer. j. W. CLARK.
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SESSION !s5s-9.