Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-23
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Coon HEALTH, for December, contains
Ey e-sight and the Microscope, by Prof. |
John Phin; Means OFF eserYing Health, by
Prof. Samuel Knee-and, A. M, M. D.; The
Rationale of Toys; Artificial Eyes-HOw
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Ages; Leprosy Consumption History, |
Part l., by Carl Both Edecos of the Secre- |
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Dynamite The Barometer, or Wafer Glass; |
Lessons fdom China; Educational Princi- |
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LIFE IN UTAH, or the Mysteries and |
Crimes of MormOnism, by }. h. BeadIe, |
Editor Of the Salt Lake Reporter. JOhl
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townships of Delaware, Toy and Scioto.-
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