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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06

h"f" :-Py 1olcrrolt 10 Qacens'ora.
L!'fEr DOL, July 26.-The Royal Mail steamship
Sco'in, apt JuGkins, from New-i ork arrived he-e
at o. dock tins morning. She touched at Queenr'
to~~ yesterday. -,
.be steamship Teutonia, from New-YoFk, arrived
At Southampton to-day. -.
/ LONDON, July 26.-The TINES, in its editorial
to-day, says:
1--WE must do the press of New-York the Justice
10 cay t3a far have seen, It treats tne u'7
asteis of the Uniomsts with sufficient 'alrness'
though 70 some extent eohoiug the menGacions Oai'e
tins OF the Government and the ponpors addresses
of gen. Mcclellan. 1t IL still independent ehohsh
aud honest enough 20 let tho country kno" voc
whole truth. While falstai and botadi Hes.Il"
their wonderful exploits, the newspaper cor e
spondeuts quickly explain matters IN manner Thai
has filled Ine NcitheTu cities with ccnsternaNoI
PANS, July 26.-The BOurse is firm. Inc "ente'
close at Isl. t0c.
The Portuguese harvest ia spoiled, and it is re-
ported that the Portuguese ports VIII re open ioi
the admi.son OF grain IN September.
L8NpoS, July 26.-rhe Br;ish Parliament vii
be prorogued on Aug. D.
The reports thar Garlbaldi is abou; TO start on ALI
other ex lednion are mlouuded,
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Italy.

The Paris Pdtrif gives currency to the report
that Garibaldi had resolved TO disembark, with
900 volunteers, on the Roman coast In conse-
quence OF this Fix war steamers were ordered TO
cruise between Civits Vecchia and IeueclDa. The
Count Of Monticello bas also dispatched troops from
nome 10 the general frontier. cOrps u 30
bSvarlans had embarked al Civita Vecchia for some
point OH the Neapoltsn coast
The King Of Wurtemburg, the Grand Duke Of Ba-
den, and the Grand Duke Of SAKE Coburg, are about
70 formally recognize the Kingdom of Italy.
The latest dispatches say that Garibaldi is still at
Palermo, ana mat the rumors cf al expedition I'M
der he leadership are uniounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06

On the 18th instant, Msr.G Pinekney will furnish
the AdiulantGeneTal " III complete LIST Of all the
claims for eAonPiio's but il does Ioucw that all
Of them will in r'Ahty come under the tue OF ~ x-
ompt." The fsst Of man describing his own ah'
mcns ard subscribing TO the same before Notary
or Commissioner who laughs at him IN ms sleeve IN
he pockets his quarter dollar, and then ming the
same in the County Clerks Office upon paying Zee
Of 10 cents, will not be considered exempting him
from CONSUMPTION without further evidence Inc
exemption claims of fremen will also be looked mo-
and closely examined. The section OF the mint Il
law in requiring the fling Of exemption claims on or
before the 18th of August, under the penalty oil
losing the benefit Of such exemption, has special
reference to the yearly parade and inspection OF the
reserve militia ordered by law to take place on the
first Monday of September in each year. the penalty
for non-appearance at which is ST. Subsequent Sec
tons provide that any person who may BIO drafted
may, within five days after receiving notice OF tho
same present to the County Judge his certificates OF
boats. portion Of the infantry commenced cut
exemption or other proof of his nonabilily to militia
duty, which shall be duly verified; and If such
County Judge shall decide that such person is ex-
empt. or not liable, lie shall be discharged and
another person drafted in bis stead
The books containing the enrolment for thlf
county have been removed from the City Hall, and
will no longer be open TO the public. No one can'
therefore, ascertain by inspection, for the present,
whether or not bis name is on the list. The transfer
Of the books was, we understand, rendered neces'
sary for the purpose Of copying
We understand that not one third OF the names are
those of mex under 80 years Of age, from which it
may be inferred that large share Of the young men
have ady gone into the ranks but there is no
doubt that The enrolling officer experienced great
difficulty in obtaining the names OF men without
families, who have no permanent place OF abode.
The streets at the present time are thronged with
hundreds Of Young men between Is and % years oil
age, the majority Of whom are out Of employment.
These reed looking after by enrolling officers.
The following are the dates OF departure OF the
| leo, tram lttl
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G,e their excuses; bu. aside from thiS, but little in
terest 10 manifested In regard TO recruiting, the
order for a draft has had nc ee.S n Fastening up
recruits, no more having been enIeted since 1t was
Issued than on any previous day. AZ yet, but sixty
eieht men have been enlisted n jersey City, under
the former call. OF these Capt. Bumated has re-
cruited % men; Capt. B<anin % men; and Capt
Grimes, 20 men. The 9Th Regiment now numbers
about $50 men.
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France.

Admiral dc Ia GIaviere embarked on the 23d Of
July. on board Of tho frigate NonnaDdic Tor
Mexico.
II is represented that the Orleanis, element in
French politics is in favor Of the Unionists, while
the Impeiiahsts are foT the COnfedeIates.
The Paris BOuIse was quiet and steady at 63f4Je.
Cor the Rentes
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DEBATE ON THE DEFENSE o. CANADA
DISPOSITION TO LE,IE NEa TO HERSELF.
Departure Of admiral Graviere for Mckee
AMEP.icAN AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.


3, ~ IT,
The Royal Nail steamship Araba, from Liverpool
JuIy &C, via Queenstown on the eth, was boarded
Of Cape Race at O'Clock on Sunday afternoon, en-
.coote to Halifax and Boston.
TIE advices per the Arabia are one week later
han Those already 10 hand.
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IAivertisement.l

THE ALLEGHANhNs, the finest company Of
yocasts IN IN. country aud Swiss BgLLRsGERs well
give their ,plendd entertainments IHls AFTERNOON and
LyEsISG at BAKSCN's MUSEUM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06

THOUSANDS OF YOUNG MEN HAVE BEEN
SAVED PROM Rriv AND 0rHyI THOUSANDS DiRrcrap In
tie and fortune. by obtaining
Phreuo Examination, aud sivics at FOWLER WRrI.
40. 3J5 Broadway.
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THE NEW CATL FOR TROOPS.
SEW YORK.


On Saturday three companies Of the new Monroe
County regiment had each l0l men, and the other
seven rom - 10 20 men each.
Three large wagons arrived in Rochester on Mon
day. from Perntjn, with 81 recruits for the new
regiment This is three more than the quota OF the
town, aud Perinton does not yet cry quite.
Tue Rochester ETDress says:
The prospects II draft VIII probably stimulate recruiting
This morning he Adjgfsnt uttesd h. Gbout 90 Tie
Mary Committee have obtlued the consent Governor
shooters and ,Liru.her, to be a,tssd ihe new Monroe
County regiment and 4 Cray Of Henrietta, hAs been de-
fsnated 10 Its captain
A correspondent writing from Fonda, y. y, says:
We had q grand war denomination here to-day. A
meeting, presided over by the Hon. John Boudch
"a War Democrat, with ten Vice Presidents, DEM
Onsrated the spirit OF the Mohawk Valley. Adj
dresses by the Hon - Is. Cochrane. Col l.. Ii. Mix,
aud the Rev. Msssrs Mexican, Meredith, Widener,
and Smith, all in tie true spirii were responded 10
by tue peopls with enthusiasm. The people were
unanimous for war upon the Rebels. No more gen
leel dueng; no more rosewater proclametons; no
more protection 10 Rebel property; ia fact, no more
reading of constitutions not acts to Rebels, but
war "a Is war! The following resolutions wae
unanimously adopted:
R.rd. That look upon tho present a. the crisis Of the
Rebeion crisis from which see no devcIsnco other
than IN tie most promp. and energetic action
kesoired, That every person and every community o.
doubtful loyalty should be made that we rely on no qualified
Unon to aid us in this CONTEXT but that only 10 the truly
loyal who WI sacrifice property Me aud one opinion for the
common good.
Resored That the time has fully ben musstke
nsonsl m using every that God has owen
and calling aid every person lie dawn nom
tie Rebels added That Proclamation OF
The Comaauder.n Chief declaring the provisions Of the
cent law he The sentiments Of the Govern
nen; and that ad law viii be enforced would secure 70 The
Union thousands Of abores Thousands Of lighting
ard millions cooperating veil wieheI That the welfare %
our country The Of loyal soldiers and the happiness Of
loyal aue oil the Free Stotea demand he Proclans
t!Un.
Hesortd That every days delay completes relations
both foren aud do este, gives the Rebels strength aud ID
waiting hundreds n good and true men, and II 4 m bet
ter that every Rebel should perish than that our own more
loys soldier should die
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6ioyfmenTs al Ocean steamers
SlerMhps.
PaaarnserH Arrived


In brig Hsco'ta, from Naersa'-J. Mckenzie. A. Bsf "
BeiZ.
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sun-Ri,es..5.0l Sets.........1:ll Moon-Sets l:l
WATER THIS DAs.
sandy Hook. &:0l GOV. Island. ASH HellOste.. o;H
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Hus.{n.

/, IS reported ~ probable that he Grand Duke
Constantine viii Je named King Of Poland instead
Of Nice.Oy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-06
uWE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

uNE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
TIE ARABIA CFF CAPE RACE.
Discussion Of American Affairs by the Press
The Proposed Relief for the pisre''0'
Operatives.
DEBATE on THE DEFENSE o.; CANADA
DlSpaSITlOy TO LEtiE lEa TO HERSELF
Departure Of admiral Graviere for MeXiC
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CONNECTICUT.


The NfW- N0rPH RegtstcT gays:
Reciutug going Tor siY regiments and Halt bat
oD4eAs ia ennns than when We were 4eing bog one Or
.g reeilenf4 time. There must b. iuiy 2oo voiun-
teers or enough make regiments and hall Of
other thus showing t the recruiting successful 1t
was YER ago whio su is far behind what It should he
The eTeut number about a. follows, while there
sre number o. sgradi nn1iterLed as yet o
I5,h EoyLnent........ 80 Light Bsttery...... 100
10Th Iesimcnt........... SUI -.
l5th Reg ucut......... Jp iottl'''''''''''''~i
Rh Keglment........... 1"Vl
III this 1uu er IL doubled within two weeks, there viii be
no drsi. II IL !. not. there must be-"
MASsACIU SETS.
On Saturday evening last q legal town meeting
was held in Weston, Mass, which Was addressed IN
n most eloquent manner by the Hon. Charles L..
Train after which bounty If 800 was offered for
recruits when the whole number required II, came
forward in body ana signed the roll, amid trench
dous shouts and hurrahs. They are composed Of the
yeomanry Of the town. They are now in camp.
Newbury and GrOveland, Essex County, have
their full quotag Of men. Other towns in that
county Will soon respond IIaverhill is now rapidly
ensting recruits. More than half the towns aud
villages in berkshire have furnished their full uOa
Of recruits.
The Boston 7rareIler saws:
"Noiunteers Offering this State faster hsn was anti
cpaed On "Wednesday $50 sent from Camp Can.
eron 10 regiments in ts field Yesterday lis recruits
were sent from the same place There about COO men nov
encsmped in the State About one.haf the lumber of men re-
CURED Tor the quota q the State signed the
rolls, and are IN camp, or ready to 20 there"
MAINE.
The Augusta correspondent Of The Baneor Con-
riey says: "In reply TO an inquiry from President
Lincoln day or two since, Iiis Excellencv Cover
nor WashbuTn telegraphed that the 10Th regiment
would leave tins State III about ten dsys and the
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INDIAN \.



THE Dcmocrat Of 81. Louis, has the following:
MAYOR Isbiue Of & Josrph be- magnificent conn auy
enrolled ready service under 80 ste cav upon 30
Mus. Iiis ift aLd - lietsEas T-ff eriivt'y ur
City egi.er and Marshal While tr l,' order be- Ia tr rama
The company lumher. Que hundred fauk and A"g tn'
latter ~ 1otcs The narss a. ~ ed ORA A. Hsl cfr
late Of The Hsstai M,ifnUfr, aui nov oi ltf ~ H'A
/ and jacob T. CluI. 81 TAc ~ ifTi tGsf'- Both ro
doubt male fle looking sc'4ers. They are d on the
/ tJtiou ogr.tiou and q othcfs.f
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TIE ARABIA CFF CAPE RACE.
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various miiiia regiments from tbs State:
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Ayers Cathartic PMS.

TTNHR sciences of C9te1nistrv and Sls1,r,,s Ne.
L been taxed their utmost; to IFuduc6 .fhis sbeEt
most perfect PuEg4tive which Is Known t0rnRn GIn,
Vulnerable proof are shown that these p1tIs hSTie
virtues which RlFpass In exeeHepeel fire 76TitDSSv
aeaeines, aud that they win up0fi
the esteem OF AL men They are safe and pieaSlnt
to take, bat powerful to cure Their T,Ff
properties stimulate the vital activities 81 Tie biv
remove the Obstrpsti0ns Of its organs. DuFffV AZ
blood and expsl disease, They Durro clt f6n fo1,I
humors which breed and grow iisteuipeF EfiE1piSfs
sluggish oE disordeFe organs into their natural a.
tton end nElaEt healthy tone with strength % ~
whole systern: Not only do they eurs the everyday
complaints Of every body, bnt also formidable and
man skill While they produce Sp1ETSTfSI ;t,s5-s
they are at the same time In dfmfniShed doSes ~
s3tsst and best PhysiC that can be embIoyed Tor
Children. Being sugar eOAted they are pleasant q.
take5 and being purely vegetable, are frso fr SnT
risk OF harm. Cures have been made which s6r1,sS.
belief were they not substintiStei 6y ifDS n 14t
exalted position and chaEGctsT e 10 ifif5 tbt
pteton Of untruth. Many eminent Clergyman ana
PhyScinus have lent theii names 10 eeFtiFT 10 nc
have a4nt me the assurances o. tlairesrlFieti as
my Preparations contribute imHbnsely 10 a. TeIIl
Of my AFFLICTED, suffering felI0W.nlen -
The Agent below named is pleased to furDIsl, 1T
y my American Almanac containing ~
thet 9ss ena q thair elres oF the foI
Costivens, Bflioua Complaints, Surui+85i, :
DTOpSy, Heartburn, Headache arising tom asfIlii
sSo NsgssS lqdiFsstioH MaEbid Ipaetien q
Los OF 4gpedtes all UlesrGiS and lCataneous iDi.
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Such as DeafhssL Partial Blindness NepFaIZi0 al
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from a Low stateOf tie iIdy obst1ueEIon q itS1
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I4Gaieal Gad ARaIytieal CEesi,t kO.s.Ui til9-.
PRl1 IS Cfs.PEl Boz. I'M BOxfs Tok 81
AAa DaA'ss In Msdictns even where 80 sEii7i5, y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-10
LoCA TRD,
Cor. Baltimore aud ChRrles-Sts,,
r ALFIMOREtHb MOO

LoCA Ed,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic,
iE BA LFIMORBiAb b..
IlNHIs INs1TUTION Is now m THR MOST
Il prosperous and dourfalling condition TJiee an
ng the last two yeas been peeessary TO obtain
larger apartments for the recommendation Of the IN
essasi9E number q students, representing nearly
1t nov occupies one Of,thS rnostle6ukDteuous ard
desrahy located buildings In the city. The roo1lS
are eoEnrodionsy aETanged, spacious and elegantly
The ldTantAges and facilities here offered % yount
VaIiSGS atieSof he RON, ~ II 1Ss IhS
zhO-Ou0IE ESaaieaI siaeSS EdiaFBoT rejleFSliT ~
IN IN any particular, by any Giniaf estA-
: a. .aTws tx. LOSER,
Es.dnItss F5
MERGE RQli9es4 CustOns, etc. r. -
Jl3R RHIILIRS, AEG1 Tx
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of seipS
AAdCommfricAl Calculations.
81 Il HsH. DANIRs,I 555IJE1Iia
Associate Z SFS q 76f1 e 5 BSSeK Keeping.
Professor Of Busiuess and Ornamental
/ - SAD 8. 7. WILLIAMS, R6o. - = = ~
Lecturer g . on 2IsEeentIle Law zi,.sIo
Lecturer on CCmmerfl Ethlos. liisa5'
Hsi,It-Es TRUSTEES: 4 - ,tEEas'
Hon R We; II fs RsE 49, 81
I9Sob Trust, Esq7 hi Me- n4be, Esq,
q Standard Works expressly for the tise 81 he stI
dontGsI zsilssGEs lsIs5t57
E1sh Student has desk to himself andis sspa.
There being no vacation during ii. year suds5t,
ean enter OtAny tina. fl=r1 - - =; - go
51 falleOurss
A DIP1oaA Is awarded to AL Graduates r.,-a i'sli
a iLaEEe enoi Circular con-
9lains FPSEaFs Of SEx sQUARE PEE,repfesanfin
Exterior and Interior View Of the CoilaVS T19t1S
designs penman4htD. &c. sSnt bY.tiil
z with full
y l,l U5a ai;a isHi,ilg . BSltiS.Sft "a.
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4aIlg gutenlgeatet.
SPRIRG MILLINERY.


"a as kLEooEiCNL PARODY.
The "sands of time were running fast,
When through the world there gaily passed
A fashion spirit, sboTy and gay,
Whose motto was, through all her way,
ZIP higher"
Her eye WAS bright, aud in one hand
She held magic looking wand
The other EraSped ladies hat
POinted-o'erhaugiug andaIl that
Up higher.
To happy homes this spirit went
Upon her mission full intent,
Repeating of ''the IaVest style
Il bat little short Of mile
Up higher"
..Tr7 uor the hat" husband said,
Twill topple aud fall of yonr head
But still Miss Fashion urged the wife.
"Ouce out of style, and naughI IS life
a- Up higher"
..Don'r stay the maiden5 said With zsst,
Don't let us be behind the rest
Then triumph beamed in Fashions eye,
aud honnets went-alreAdy high
Up higher.
Beware the stosm-eloudz gl5a.belipg damp
Esssyed OLD Fasbion-fhded tramp,
But noaght disturbed young Fashion sptrite
Waved on the world, from each new hight
Up higher.
Frsii man, one day, looked up skyWard,
And there ADORE him proudly stared,
Four-ztory bOunets, grimly bold.
Pierced ia the air, Ger young and old
Up higher.
4 traveller from an upper sphere,
To see what's going on down here,
Came down by atmospheric rail
70 houDet-tops, going, thick as hail
Up higher.
There in the starlight, cold and grey,
'Nong paper flowers he chose 10 stay,
Aud as the bonuets grow aPEce
Each spring and fall, he'll sci mis- face
Up higher.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID cUR
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENESS,I M
PLUENZA. BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPING COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA,
INCIPXENT CON-
SNfALElENnNS-

and for the relief Of eousnmptive patients in avane
ed stages Of the disease.
We need not EpeAx to the public Of its virtues.
Throughout every town. and almost every hamlet OF
the American States, it wonderful Of pulnnun.
AIRY complaints have made II already known. Nay.
fs5 the families in any civilized country on this
continent without personal experience Gifts
saeelA, and EsWSE yet THE communities any Where
which have not amSnK them some living trophyOf
its victory subtle and dAugerouS dIse6sFs0f
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dangerous diseases of the pulmonary organs, it Il
also the pleaSautest aud safest remedy that can be
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should have il in store against the instdUOs enemy
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ant grounds to believe the CHE1RT PEcroRAL saves
more lives by the cOn=umPtiOns Il prevents than
tboe cures Keep 1t by you, yonr colds while
they carAbIe, nor neglect them until no human
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too the virtues OF this remedy. need do more
than to aSsare them It Is s made the best it he
We EpArS cost. care toll to produce Il the
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on Il the best agent which our sl can furnish tor
their care
Prepared by DIR. ]. C. AVER,
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And sold by A. c. GoODk co. and by all Druggists
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CIV. JOHNSON g. SON,
OF Copper, Tin and

Sheet Iron Ware.
.HATING AYAILED OURSELVES OF ALL TIE
II improved facilities, are bett0r prepared now
than ever l all orders for any article or work in
the above line Of business VallIes and Conductors
made 70 order, Steamboat work done In substan-
ttnt and W0rkmanlike manner. We are now paying
particular attention to this branch Of the trade, and
can guarantee satlsactioni in every particular. To
Wholesale Dealers we can offer Inducements that
cannot be found elsewhere, Our stock of Ware il
complete, and the assortment iS full At al times We
keep stock Of thelatest and most approved patterns
OF Coal and Wood Stoves on hand at All times.
q. w. JOHNSON son, sa
-..Jf-..s- II Eo.179 Market Square,
ty2-d&WH Wheeling Va,
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The Postage to any part of the United States will
be but TNRNTY-P0UB CENTS year for ssDlark-
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Of the Reviews.
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The present critical state Of European AfaiEs viii
render these publications unusually Interesting dur
ing the forthcoming year. They will occupy MID
die ground between the hastily written nepssEiems
crude specnlattoHs aud hyinE ruAnoEs Of the daily
toEiAn Wtitten HfteT the living interest and excite
nent Of the great political the time shall
have passed away. It Is to these Periodicals thar
readers must look for the only really anu
reliable history OF current events, and as SUCH IL
addition 10 their vel esRbliEh ed literary, scientific
aud theological character, VIC urEe them upon tht
confederation Of the reading public. 80
The receipt OF Advance sheets from the
British PuIinheIg gives additional value to these
Reprints, fnAsmuch as they now be placed IL
the hands Of subscribers about soon as the orisi
nal editions.