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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16

T. ,ear. ,ip Bc,Y,,iz trsA Hznbgy9-G BoTar-u EiE-
.b.th BosneI14nn H. A.bers, VIM. o. Lsrdscte Cecilia
lauder Aadr AE!-s F-iia.sd Al.s, is-hin ArH:;a, n
Wiscn Otto vpsoh Ellen Baupsch Ot-o Baupscb Fran,e-s
Biumsins ~ schum' II scAun., E~aid LasAaa Asx Good
child.
IN s.ea~.siy Ws-sr frsm B,szes-F B. Eacsley, Ms
Br5s.h {. &. Corver.. ard l.dy
s,eass,Ap Ad-igds. f>a. Giasyo-H7 Wheeler Nss-,r
Wbe--r NJ. II Molly Alexander, Mr.. ard Ha,,er Kerne
dy NlTq-, Csbsysro Po~.f. ". H. Burrows P. Muller.
L. W,,;.1 CHAM adv T. j. seabury Mr. john Wood Mr.
judge Lake. family ard servant; G. ". Gibbs and sif- H.
Coorer j. y Pope M. White and family y Herbs. Mr. 81
On, Ainn, Jo lrI, J. Ms ard wife, H. MARCEL W
bx5y, y. Esr.e ar Donald, M. Brown ard family
l. ferzu0a, Dsgsol, - k!ire, A. fur ". H. C- J. Wsy-
wife s-d infant A Myof, Ar fc.,e Aad child d. p S.sy.
Bsaead M;,. Wik.: Mr. 1esbs Mr. re-ry and I.ry John
HI-;4n Nh A PcrT ar' Bas,l ars Bradord and ehd. b.
stssts vii AZ inialt = S.It i--. b. G9dklld l. Coed
yD, mrs bonn-A sid child. W Aly,rd M. sarznau. ar.
Ha@eri M wyHaa, o. Krss.l, Mr, soyeT W D. Batter.
,en, W C. " As-.n, W = Haley, : sIey wise ard child
W Ford 81 Har, -, J. ". AcGlnni.- Dssfy g. Elelc,
svpae Is.--- A. GE.Aei- l h. Smith ". s. IsDtord. j.
nt'tIr+fEsy Cspt Phi-g., Bs.Is' B. snd r G5yet@
Fshai' How. ca Tc:tsu AID lady o H.rAa. Zoo 4ia
sir al c- ckirrt Il S.e-rfsgI r. SurE1.s. o. r. Wzsd
b. Jo.=s L. r. Lindsry G. O. Hr.s1,r 7. B. Chandler, j.
HefSm-r T. j. Ca.lwiek, {. ". F-Fbcr J. A. Derry. j. g.
ssi infant. W C.lke, z A RiasT, wis sd rxo children
p Eo.ae II Cc-sSr Mn Goodwin sd inti-i als Lndcy
s-d Eln.. J. =. Gz51be Iisyr~., AL-- Dgigh B. Coz
vine, iy and servants. J. NJ Csds j. = Fosrs Hss s-ei
sister j. A. Cadr sd Juan Que-a4a, sad lo7 n eersye
IL s;sGnsAp Eapiys CITY iran Har ana az! Nee Oosas-
Hra CUrab NJ isd Miss nsses BoNort5
c. Tuu Si ssrren,. Mr. Chfo-d Mia Dsue- !. B. Fisher
rs. .es aidton, j. D. leIrer, p T. saIes, and III IN
b. slp MoEaIea Of ne Sea- froa L;eepo-Theass Dalton
r., ,a6 siy, Kcg:aciyj d. IaEh:s VDosossas
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16
Disosfrrs, &c.

TIE LIDiA (Fr) Cap, David, Of the Aspia~ai AID
Bordeaux line packets which e the latter port on ne m of
Feb as, with f cargo conged 70 -hs houss oi nue. msnno
60 II h. ~ lot the coas: resf CeTthssra on %
l;h ~ s noah tn. escspcd on rsf and portion o.
the carao cns OIL shore and VII be sold Tor the best q tse
shipf.-. The ve.sl i total Wreck M brsc died Sss
after i.ndiag. from exposure aid 10 iKle.
Ts csTtsiu wio pat o11sE lost his pepe. ard fI
eu. We lave beard whether be yrs- Or cargo 1s u
su7ad ~ the unorunste ss lesh "hn aa
in rssed such eXten, that the eAPs 80
0o1ps,sd bach ne yesse tie only aesas oi si's '
L,ts Il tAosy 5oa.a, por;.os q the cargo N
LEWIS H.y i3-Tbe .cr E,ys 2. Parker from AsHandn,
With carro onsI hound Werehan, va. ~r,cNa oa 70
LoTh .a. e The e nsht u te l ms 10
oJvfns 1iga sLe pct bo;s vossi ana 'ayo ale
o,sl s. Grow saved b.: 70. ia=ced ye: as ne " "im p'
II Tia q a. -, a., .xa
KEY WEsr RayRThs sa,ysFe n the Of the shp Mo-
ber. si eaEEo has been decred today by 5e United stss
Cour AID tle ocvi.z Is .hc ss,enent: sayase ca y. ss
cotton sef95l copper Sc. t9 ~; specie tsss'
,isns. .ot, so 50 psid s!oop Globs and sehs f"-
tt,ga. $40 Tod sS+J75 II.
Hox0frir March 28.-The whsle chip sou;h ssaman sa
Fsaycni tn i3h us,. about ~ mil ~"
-zd IF Fsesea gs.c ShoaL Vessel will probably Dc
to'A- lo.s. Grew saved. No oil OF board. -,
ThoaA. April -2The big Pslnss previously reporea,
tpr l. boarded by heavy while .cuddlpg "hss
boks thee hc oap.ains bs and washed the seooSd ~
overload so carried away wheel AID found nscesy
20 tss. 20 keep her from bsirs SWEEP soe ana
The big Jsae- Gray (of SewbrypoTtD ifUn Enrope 80
On' foE Gayssou, put IN her, day short Of wsier -
EE ia vss tld BY rubiie auction ;h inst tor
10y letter 70 ElvaS "sSS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16

TROUBLE Win THE ISDIANs-Mr. WIN. Butser,
agent of the Santa Fe and California Mail Company,
while building station-houso for the mail at Pawnec
Fork, in Kansas a few weeks ago. was visited by a
large body of Kiowa indiana who commanded BIN 10
cease from the undertaking, telling him that the mail
might pass unmolested through their hunting grounds,
but that no house shonld be built on them. AZ fret
the agent with his assistants eight in number, disIe
garled the threats but the ssYages surrounded the
station house and were about to burn it down, when
Mr.. Butzer desised. lie returned to the frontier a
few days ago. TO secure the assistance ef the United
States troops.
SLAVE HoLprRs-A, present there are compsra-
lively few slave owners and the numbcr is constantly
diminishing. II is quite likely the next census will
show decrease of fully twenty per cent in the num-
Der Of shareholders, when compared with the census
Of IS5c-and then there we're OILY some 80 600 slave
holders in the whole fifteen Southern States.
lColuinbus Ca Tnles
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16
Arrived.

Steamship Aislsiae Br Nicbo-or Galway April - wa 81.
@ s y f. M' 10 %1 :ss % y'i ad to and e. t19i: S
has tsd thick fs pssis sab- Island May "a sable
i,:h "a ire Iaa rs,ssd scpr Aa;SIp Tor Newys
st,ausnp stG of The West, Gry, A'pn~sl Nay T. ana
stssn.hIp rbadcnh,s 4w'i-n NV. .Urlean. Msy S and
Havana s'h nasr. ana pas. to NJ. o R'hrts-
Steamship MsIiu tJsI IhsIs;on ndse and pess 10 spot
steamship Asbama sAones Savannah n'a, and r~.a % =
Mara Il Ha'Au' ''H' - S''-''''' 8 ,' - ''''>
Eysal9s Star & fs5..d JSar s ArSe - Ess 2
April at - ~ len SIS hsd heavy safe om w .hP andsr
sc wind ,Sdsis1 iG.h .hr 10 " w % and Ss src asr
throw me .hp dwp ws her 1Ppr Ss@S iI uss
boats water casks. ping The drek Of everything movable
. 9na a M ns Ssv s1b m W, water D the .. wscS sss s
brw rom the wards into hrrns the main opgsan, wen.
9,s the @ 'ds M sA ns se T BY Sf @ Sio Ss Sn S.
pu wsiheF when the hurricane srs but n" would not
cn awsy tho when she slowly Payed Of before tas
Wind and shird soon s' possible the pumps were sounded
three rei water Vund IN Inc l when bh pumps wers
manned wind shsis ara hauling westerly o.
bors 20 the wrecks CLEARED away pumps
sucked the lah all in the upper works causd by ta
the wind repair the damagn and the voyage" bad
hesyy westerly gales i'll the 25h since when more modere
shiP Monarch q the ss Ga5lar, Li'sTrl ARl 10 Td.,
deaths. I'm Nelson and Jan- Byc, both aged Is yar ELL
overheard tos, ther and ven dro~ned
ship pr Bah diam Meyr Hamburg 81 days. udse and 81
To- ssr quantities ofiee has been days from the Banks
with halt winds.
Ship Dsnl " bcr Spencer London April and the LIsId
ltb udSr and ls2 pass IA T. D. Morgan Wiley Crossed tho
Banks IN Int. II; saw large quantities of ice.
Ship X, bile Btmrr) Nvukr, bremen N days mds. aud
81 pass. tU Hruchen Uuksrt
Bark Katharine BL Ccser AdTosan 81 days iron TO I'd
aon br' Apl .t ~ Ion 49, ,PSsr Sars = asrSy NJ march,
Min, vs ~ days from Bso fr s. John N. g. 25;h lat a.
Ion. ~ 81, passed ,hp J. J. Boyd. steering r.
Bark E,u (BIl Muir, Shields u days coal 20 H. W.
Meyer
BARK Glen Ab.n Br Morris Liverpool So days, salt and on
20
schr Chrouorncer Pearson Wilmington N. c. yellow pns
lumber htund 70 Bath, Me
scr James Goham Andrews, Pon: Elizabeth, oosi bound
20 Fall River
Scbr Roanoke Jore. Ezabc,hpor coal bound rsan,on.
schr Ssugatuck Kelly Boston rsh.
Sloop Globe, Fail, River Head days.
SAlIFD-Ses sm.hips Bremen, Of and or Bremen Glasgow
ur) GLASGOW Augusta, aud PstspsV, Savannah J,ars,owr,
Richmond
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......MAy
NAY IL



S,esn shrs AGguSfa, M,-.iul. SavannAh = Z. N,eha
s,r LocLsl POST frIch Baum ~ II. g. Crnmw-il ca ;
l.u,sias - -, Rchu'i Luiam Holuekcn; Patspsc
Isy6.k Sayanuah, H. B. Cromwell c.
S.uA-Cout X q NV Of.,-us y II. Brigham SlylsSk,
R,n y Hniis kuus ard shsl shas, LAdd G. Cornsus
Criru. sp rcsr Louaon Oriuuen Mu,ura Co Pr~sdes.
Fparr Ns~ D. LoLdon, d.. han D.u.n Cvn4rsa Csa!s-
H.. HsuInrg Zrrrya Co Rscus CS, Ros rdam flowl,ei
s tlvtl ~ khsEi.
Baks-TyTias Wilson, soni,sS rhon~As James, WSelADd
fhII Iurll Osi, N al.a, Brr {. Laliug
Brs.-Ie,.l,. Ksssu.s 81 Joan. A. Smith, ~ Co Ess
u,;y. On sr R-rgor y %. P'shury Huue lBrl Rbbas
III ,-t l,.rt ru brziur Daav Boone, Hrastn, Ssos
r. p Bu,l Co Elsa Az H"ui,k PoiAselPhis rhons-ol
s.5eon.rs-N Waring Crow,u Portsmouth,. nisEeri J. @
W.-y sp r. r,lAnG, g. L. Hairh Co Echo lbrh Sal
var Haiisx McCsiI fth. J1Hs fskef 81 G oIse, jed
kDr; : sint .d,. Brsnd. udsnoa; e. ; Wsssa, A9b6ua
N,p J. H. g. smith 10 kmssod, DeOnst Ws'haston
B.f,i rshsn Chichester Redmond, { III Persu, Bay
sse lila III Bo.;cu. Dayton SPTaye Belle. CUooFiy Nor
fox NJ Bsdsu. Granite S,;.. Haist,, Boston, Dayton
Srusrr.
Leeds, Racket, ProyiGrGcs H. s. Racke.;; OrsD
Rlod,s Bu.,v master; Wllard, Buckingham S,wpgti J..
Aaams. Hs!ocA. vw-hsy,u. N. !. Rsckrt-
s.saner-BysIon, Sellew, PhiadvPhis, T. Perkins
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16
Nv Te1SaraDh.

SANDY HOOK, May i5 suudown-OLe slip going up ~,
BaY II tow 4 he Screamed bound in ship sd 'o srss
snrh md - ihs SPIT, bound Wind 5. r., fresh
SQuAS Mzy IS sundowrNo bound yessek il dght-
Wild K ~ T.. laodrGz,s weather, clear.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16

prc.. ~. lnaes hsher a~- 4 coo bags "A "n = > %
y btsh-l. rl,h cgaal h'.r.Ui nov BID y -.
r,c4t b, .l-.rsp A lis rs,r hch cinnt confirm
INV i rrc- r-fl-.l e. an u fcr ~ ,ar -F'
WHISKY III make, heavy ;b= s1PPy s'h' $40
90 bhs = t4LSc.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16

i'll NTER-At Paterson N j.. saturday, Msy H. M Mary
A. Hunter dsu ghieT Of iohu Brown.
EureIal he Bsp: Church tis Ioady) afternoon .;
ork.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16
icsn Securities are
The T.mes Of the II says:

MoSDAY EyTsIsG.-The transfer caces s. TIE Bank
YrEsod were = vi tcdsy seo. G. tee Ls 5esEiJ
bal.uc- ll tie SOL FAeLsgs oil, sEd s.se business
saossogSi. Tte prices so were see here
DO fp.h the Of Cossois Ehic ea CT
Saturday, 81 hrst q-oeG 81 1s a. kich they
naurd until sho. 4. O'Clock when co-.n-G Investments
Ire pat Of The pahc csGed CO.. The morea the.~
investments ;heT. TCpced Heakre- s- the zeal
pce So Gkl. Aos; invariably vncceyez Coasos IA. De-
low - the pubic !o:Sayd employ ther spare
Heces Only ih!clh sT.ss q ssrs1s :..s .ns. tie V1cs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16

Mcssrs. Thompson Brother- say Of Land Warrants;
Tle .nn,,y r. IanS Warrants exceeds the demand.
We on,ss to-day u heavy end declining market, a.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16

Markcts-CsREFrLLY RrfoRTED FoR TIE n Y. TRIBUNE.
SrUspsy, May H. 1859
AsES-The deu,nd for both Minds moderate. sscs Of ~
bhl-. T. S5 ~ foT Pots, and rs 7j for PsaTis.
COTTOS-The is dull and heavy salss Of 600 bles
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16

The earnings Of the Central Railroad cf New-Jer-
,eyfr.he uson.b of April 1880 were go. esls4 20
FcY the sue month ts- ysar....-...-..' E","I ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-16

Increase Of the week AZ compared with Is5s
The following is comparative statement Of the
value of exports from the commencement OF the
"a Nav
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-19
@ortrstrr Daily spp.

WHO WILL MOVE THE CROPS A cores
pondent of the Terae Haute Qnd.) Express
writing from this city, throws some light ON
this vexed question:
"Here is lady No. l, with ten acres of wheat
gracefully thrown around her person--twelve
bushels to the acre. Ten times twelve are one
hundred and twenty, at eighty cents bushel
120xS0-S96
Lady No. toddles under four tons of hay
at seven dollars and half per ton: 4x7 so.
$50. She stands erect, as stiffy as / see Nor
wegian women every day with load of Kim
ding wood on their heads
Lady No sweeps the path and tie circum.
lacent dog tennel with train in which is ex-
hibited one yoke of steers at Sas5-S7O.
Lady No. is enrolled IN twenty acres of
corn, forty bushels to the acre, worth thirty
cents bushel; S00x3oZS240.
Lady No. has s<mule colt suspended from
each ear at Sl5z$30
gentleman 10. l wears in his fob span of
matched bays, $780,
Gentlemen No. studs his shirt bosom with
three hogsheads of tobacco, and is oiled and
perfumed with six bushels of onions.
Gentleman No. gets fuddled on cwt of
hemp, begins dinner with dessert and eats up
to fish.
Gentleman No. 4 flourishes a cue, and bus
ties himself from morning until night, and from
night until morning, with bagging a splendid
crop OF wheat-in the pockets of billiard ia
ble.''
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Mails Close follows:
Ya and New Hamr
are due at 1901 p. m. " ' w
ftchburg, Lancaster, Leominster West Boylston Oak
oae, Slmton Lowell. and Nashua, n. H., at 500 a. m
and 345 p. and due at gl5 a. m and On n n,
S.l5 a. m. Nv p ~ ' 90 "'io az
City of Boston, $50 and $40 a. m and 70 TO- 80 and
pM , an1 E are que at sly a. M, $50 and 635 p. M
chusetts-al0 m and 500 D. M /; and are dine nj on
a. M, $50 and $50 p. m. " Wv
Rhode lsland-(Except towns on the Worcester and
due at 3 40 a. m, and $50 p. m.
May man on providence and Worcester Railroad $50 D.
m. and are due at $40 a m. ~ r.
Western.(An towns in Massachusetts West of Wor
cester,) $50 q. M, and are due at II 40 D. M
Albany western New York and Western States } 4 IN
T. m, ana 4W p M and due at Il 40 and TO- IS n m
Sprih n 1 ,sV g. m and 400 and at "a
T. M, iz4U ana 1850 p. NJ.
Hartford, all Connecticut Except Windham and Now
London countless 730 M. and 400 D. m; and are dine
at 1910 and 1875 D. M w p a. , anu ''ie "'ie
Towns line of Norwich and worcostor pa;,-o, .,
new London and Windham County, Conn. 1880 a. IN
and are due at 9.l5 a m. 49, ~ ''-'i
new York city and Southern States g. 30 a. M and 90
D. III IN, il ~ arc due at 81 and 1900 p. m.
Barre, Barre Plains, Petersham Paxton Dana North
anu west Rutland, 945 and are due at 90 n m
holuell, Rutland, North Rutland and Oakham n 10 n
nj and are due at 800 a. m. ~ p
Leicester. gf5 a.. m and 10 n m and oro 5po No q M
a. M, and 300 p m. '' $3.50 S Ne ~ Nv"
Mllbury, and West Millbury $40 a. m and q 20 n IN j..
and are due at $40 m, and $40 D. m - 49,
S Snre"s p9ry, di9 p M, and is due at 800 a. M
M; and are due at $3.50 y. IN. - '' "
rIaaninghaIn south Framingham Hopkinton Ashland
M1ouvI4 MI Mestboro Northboro, Southboro' Gorilla,
MiiGrd w aS, Y ~ p m; and are due at 500
anu SVV p M; and are due 500 a. m and 70 n n, '
Uilce hours from 6.45 n to 500 n M Sundavs f,,p
-V W. 20 4 ~ D. M EMORY BANISTER p. NJ.
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. HILL,
Physician AccOuchcr Author fthe Causes History an


Physician, Accouchcr Author ofthe Causes History an
Cure otSecret Diseases
So Main Street, Worcester, Mass,
Where he will continue, as heretofore to consult with
the afflicted OF either sex, personally or by letter DR.
HILL considers it surperuos aude the universal
Success which has attended his practice since he estab
llshed an office in Worcester.
The Doctor has arranged his offices that no patient
comes IN contact with another lie has great pleasure in
orhig te iairer portion of the readers of this advcr
sement that he has recently got possession Of highly
nopular European remedy for female complaints. 1t is
from tnc ORIGINAL recipe of the late distinguished phys
able remedyis Sir William James Uterine Caholicon
or me " Ladies Secret Friend" 1t will be found n
tam remedy and warranted not to fail in the immediate
removal of stoppages of the monthly catamenia whites
ana falling OF the womb. Married ladies' whose health
tam preventive but at the time necessary TO
caution those that are enciente, that if they it mis-
in other respects This Invaluable Remedy will be sent
rec Th any Where with advice on receipt of S.
under by consuns HIM an "a he yo u a1d
part ~ treating successfully the most obstinate of
syphilis gonorh9a, gee impotcncy seli-abuse and 9th
er complaints ofthis formidable class
friendly advice he tenders 10 all strangers well as
at to him. BY adopting this plan the greater dii
Guilty as avoided in etlectlng speedy and sure
NOTICE.
DIR. HILL will continue his usual moderate charges
each ones circumstances taken into conslderation-in
many cases ne takes in hand he warrants perfect and
NB- Consultations by letter. &C.
The following the certificates of cures alluded to
above; They entirely speak for themselves
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IL was my intention as last resort to to Europe
L. A. PALMER, Worcester.
DR. Hnl-Your medicines according to promise, cured
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and wish to prove it practically by enclosing you fee
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for nything that will surpass DIR. C. II. Hills Panacea
and Indian Medicines for the remedy of GOnorrhna
elects structures, Whites Pains in the Back and Loins
Seminal Weaknesses Affections of the Kidneys Irrita
ton of the Ureta Gravel and all the disorders of the
urinary organs without the least restriction diet drink
exposure or change in the application business These
preparations are entirely
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and although powerful they will nure the
the most delicate constitution This preparation is war
ranttd to cure the above mentioned diseases without
usliS any eNteral applications. With my Indian Vegeta
pie Medicines you can rely upon thorough cure by call
ing upon me at my Office No. 81 Cup stairs Main street
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ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ILLUSTRATIONS!
On Volume. I2mo. 400 Pages Price sl25.
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The object which the author has had in ylew IN the
preparation Of this volume has been embody the
recent practical and scientific information of the history
culture and nutrtve value of the grasses grains
upon the abundant production of which all successful
farming is based And that he has been emnently
cessfl be Judged from the fact, that within short
time three editions Of the oOTk hare found ready sale;
and the present enlarged and more comprehensive edition
has been called for, in order to meet that steady and
increasing demand from the intelligent yeomanry of the
country who believe i'll the SAYING of Deae Swift that
The who makes two blades grass grow where only one
grew before is of more service mankind than he who
takes city,"
From multitude of notices, all expressing the great
est satisfaction with the plain and practical with
which the whole subject is treated we select and con-
dense the following
OPINIONS OF PRESS.
"one Of the most valuable essays printed "-Nep
York Tribune.
"rhe most complete American popular treatise we ev-
er read."-0hi0 CaifiUdt0r.
THE work is emnenty practical one illustrated by
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implements, etc. and should be in every farmer hands "
Homestead Hartford, Conn
s'Ihe author has treated the subject in the proper
manner making the treatise perfectly comprehensive
the ordinary intellect and at the time full of
curate details that it will be valuable to the scientific
student as work of reference. n-Aeto York Times.
The work is valuable contribution the agricutu-
raj literature OF the day."-BOSt0a Vet. Journal.
zone of the most practical and valuable treatises on
the subject of grasses and forage plants publish
ed n-Raral New Yorker.
This as think, the best treatise of the Kind have
seen important subject gricaitaIist, NeW
York.
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS AND
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but that numerous class who devote themselves to lit
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