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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

81. Louis and northeastern Railway.
Fast St Louis Express leaves Nashville $40 Am
St Louis Express daily " 200 Pm
Express trains arrive at Nashville at 7:I0 A.k
6:1O P. n.
Tennessee srnt Pacific Railroad.
No. Leaves Lebanonst ......T;O0A.
Arrives at Nashville at..9:10 a. hs
Leaves Nashville st. ... .4:S0 P. n.
Arrives at Lebanon at. $40 p. II.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at7:30o'clockA.K.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Arrive
as Lebanon az O'Clock p. n. on Mondays, We'd
esdays and Fridays,
Nashville, Chattanooga, Hemphts and
"a. LOssss Railway.
chattanooga train leaves 7:45 A. N. and s:O0P. n.
" srrives.l2.15 Pm. and l:S0 AK
emphis end st. Louis
train lesv,s.. 1:45 AN. 1920 PIX
=" arrives. ...5:0O A. Il. and 4:SO P. n.
The 500 P. NJ, and l:45 A. 4. trains ran
daily.
louisville and Nashville and Greas
s0uthern Railroad.
Lesvs STATEN on North College street st 500
A n, daily and 135 P. M, Daily except Sunday.
Arrives at 700 A. H., and 4:f5 p. a
The l. IS 2. N. train does not stop at any point
between Nashville and G-isatin, except Edge
field junction.
GaIIstin Accommodation, Daily.
LeAEes Nashville. s.............s."...4:S O P. n.
Southern RaiIrOad.-.-NaBhviIl and
Decatur Division.
LeaveL. & N. Depot, North College street,
Going South-7:20 AM; sos Pm.
Arrive North-4:4O AM: lbs Pm.
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
Vile and Nashville Depot North College street
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot.
COLUMBIA AOCoArHoDATIoN-LeaVes $3.50 P.
H., arrives 9:15 AN, from L. s. n. Depot, North
College street.
k0utsvtHIean and Cincinnati short Kline
Railroad.
Trains leave andarrive st Louisville setoiloTs:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Eastern Fast Line, except
Bunday,., 900 A. n. TlO Il.
Eastern Express, daily. 355 P. II. 1890 ?. II.
Eastern Night Express,
dsily. HOO P. n. els A. n.
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday. 8 80 a. Il, $50 A. Il.
sunday. go ?, II. $50 P. n.
Shelhyville Mail, except
sunday. $50 A. M, Sis A. NJ.
Shelbyville Expres 3, except
SUnday................. 500 P. M, $3.50 p N.
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage of Rivers, july II, 1S73-Heigkt Of tyGtsr
above lolg lCdter mark at 500 p. NJ
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Ayers Cherry PectOral-Ihf worlds
great remedy for colds, coughs and con-
sumption: jyl5 eod1w
Old folks made young at Kingston
Springs. JyII Nv
Seshenck's Mandrake PillS.-These
Pills are composed exclusively OF Vegetabl
ilregdients, and although they entirely
supersede the use of mercury, DO not leave
any of its injurious effects. They act di-
ectly upon the liver, and are valuable
-smedy in all cases of arrangement result
ing from disordered state of that organ,
Liver Complaint, Bilious Disorders, lndi-
gestion, Sick Headache, Typhoid Fe7ers,
ETC., etc, all suceumb to the free use OF
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. For sale by all
Druggists and Dealers.
mY6 eodtilljan15,'74
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Is5sgrdphic Report from Sigma! Service Corps ..
S. A., of Obserudtioa, at 3:5e o'c,0et 7. My
tAs Pacific and Atlantic lime.
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ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YER,
ONLY TWO DOLLARS L YEAH.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAH,
ADDRESS,
UNION AND AMERICAH.
NSshv HE, Teas
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STATE OF THE wEATREE.

Local Report for this City, Thursday,
July IL, 1873
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80. Louis and southeastern Railway.
Fast St Louis Express leaves Nashville $40 Am
st Louis Express daily Z" " 200 Pm
Express trains arrive at Nashville at 7:IO A.k
6:I0 P. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
.a..-1l' .an. m Roman Democrats in IIalics.
my rrIrcRlpu TO uIE TRTBuNEl


The Charter was received in the Senate ais even
,nV and was ddy referred to the Ccnrnittee ON
Ciiea. A hearing will I've given on Monday after
xoon at o'clcck 10 representatives OF the Co"-
ittee of Seventy and all Others dcSfing TO protest
AGAINST it's Enactment IL will he printed with the
amendments made in the Assembly, but as no extra
oapes were ordered, applications must be promptly
made 10 the chairman of the Committee on +iueS'
A pettion signed by large number oi the
NeaItbiest aud best known citizens OF NcW-lork III
f.vorof giving MAYOR Havcmeycr executive power
MS referred t. the senate Committee ON Cities to-
might.
The Custom, house leaders insist upon putting the
Charter thrunCh the Legislature without delay ana
SAY that IL is indispensable for two reasons;
Farsi. That in case that the Governor should Neto
At they eau amend it. frame another Chh'cI' OF
adopt snrh other legislation as will accomplish 'ue'r
pu,,.se o{ getting possession OF the "spoils.'
Scosd. In case the Governor signs II they wish To
have n r into operation before the Legislature ad-
;oarus so that If the compact they have formed III
the Beard of Aldermen should he broken they VIII
have an opportunity to set matters right by addl-
tiouaI il eglslatiou here in Albany.
Bent rs they are on carrying ont thcir partisan
schemes they would not hesitate to repeal the Char
Ger in case the Aldermen who have given thoir
written pledge to and them in getting possession OF
the patronage should turn traitors. The people OF
New-York can Judge what kind of government
tbey are kelly tO have with such desperate political
gamestcrs To rule the departments.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
THE RING INDICTMENTS.

As was stated in THE TRIBUNE several days
AGO seven of the indictments against Wm NJ
Tweed are for msdemeanor, and are substantially ike
any one OF the 65 charges in the "book Indictment on
which he was tried last month but corrections nave
been made aud the indictments founded upon dner
ent vouchers There three indictments against
woodward and Tweed for forgery in the third degree.
One charges Woodward with having forged the sigma
ture of j. Mcbride Davidson & Co., on warrant for
sl2 3l iG drawn June 2i 1870. Tweed Is alleged TO
have melted the forgery The second and third charge
similar ofcnse May 90 1870, for sos5l5 o and on
juno a. 1870 $63675 81 Three indictments are against
neersol Tweed for forgery in the third degree In
gerso is charged with having forged the Endorsement
of BOar Co. warrants for S5,l4 Oo, t92oO II,
and $50 the nsgatiOn of Tweed The seven lndet
meuts against Tweed and Connolly for nisdemeanor are
all in form OF the Old indictments with four counts.
The first is based claim of lngersOu Co, dated
May 80 1870 for which the voucher s lost
the second warrant drawn June TO- elO III favor or
G. D. Bollar d Co.. sG7s7 u the next four on war
rants In favor OF J. Mcbride Davidson & Co.. Tor
Si2 1872 I6 23IT H. fGs5l5 7O and 6695 49, The second
Indictment groups four claims and has 16 counts. The
first u "A warrant {. ID. BOar Co., dated May 7, 1870.
for $50 the second In in favor OF the same hfu
for Sll the third Is in favor or j. A smith, OT
SG Os3 So the last rs in favor OF Geo. :. Miller, Tor
fI2I2s a. The in all these cases have been
lost These are not the bills on which the " book ~
indictment was founded.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
THE RELIGIOUS AMENDMENT.

The National Convention in favor of a
Religious Amendment the Constitution resumed ITS
session. yesterday, Cooper Institute. Miss Jane G..
Swsshem, the Rev Mr. Milligan, DR.. Wardwell Prof.
Hays, and many others, took part in the discussion
during the morning session. Miss Swsshelm deplOred,
IN the course of the debate, the political corruption
which seemed to beset the Government every side.
The Treasurer reported last years expenses at s002 TO-
and receipts at AOi6 o. The resolutions printed IN
Yesterdays TRIBUNE adopted with another urging
Congress to pass the contemplated amendment. Among
speakers the afternoon session the Rev j. p
Ighihill and the Rev. john Howe of Brooklyn. Miss
Swsshelm proposed the following as the form Of the
amendment:
I'VE the people OF these United States believing that
civil government j. right with which all men en-
dOwed by the Creator and that ours Is Christian civil
ZaOn, do make and publish as our exposition OF the
divine law 10 applies TO in national character
the follow constitution In order TO establish, &c"
This form was approved by the Convention After the
presentation of several interesting reports and the read
ing OF several protests from Nneland n j., and else
where the business proceedings of the COnycnOb
closed Addresses were made IN the evening 10y Prof
J. H. W. Sloane, the Rev. Dr. A. NJ Mllgan, aud Dr.
han
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Junior Exhibition Of the College Of the
CITY Of Ney.York will occur stenway Hall this after
noon.
The Board of Fire Commissioners adopted,
yesterday, long report OF the Board appObteu 10 eA
anime company officers
Col. Thomas Knox will recount Six Months
in SIBERIA tonight at Association Hail. in the course
OF the Young Mems Christian Association.
The Heinebund, a German social society,
named in honor of the German essayis Heinrich Heine,
gave ball at the National Assembly hoons'
in West Forty fourth-st., last evening
NJ. N. Forney editor of The Railroad Ga
see will read paper this evening before the Poyech-
mic Association I'm Hall No "a, Cooper Union, on " Tne
Relation between the Gauge and the Cost OF hairoa'
The directors of the Boston, Hartford and
Erie Railroad met yesterday but withheld their proceed
ings from the public the President. Frederick A. Low
wOud be made known next week
The Produce Exchange met yesterday and
adopted proposed amendment 10 the charter allowing
the Exchange receive bequess and hold real estate 70
yidng for the election OF board OF managers III yearly
classes instead Of in a body was rejected
AT the annual meeting of the Quicksilver
Mining Company, yesterday, the following ohcef' "e"
elected:
T n sts1tan Robinsou Eagrne Kelly Edwin Iioy
eo. G. Pride ride LgTS ,rst r.'S sor lss ESgne
Treasurer DAVID MahaDy Secretary.
DR.. Eugene Puegnet read paper vi
Medico Legal Toxicology," at the monthly meeting OF
the MedIco Legal Society last evening, at the College OF
Surgeons and Physicians. In the course OF praccai
xnosition of medical Jurisprudence he referred to the
inadequate medical testimony in cases OF suspecteu
criminal poisoning tried at the present day, ana con
cluded with a recommendation that the Society should
neton the LEGISLATURE 10 pass law which wouiu pro-
tect person charged with this oense to the extent OF
recurring the presence Of analytical cnenlst at the
postnortem examination in the prisoners Dehai OF as
d,nieuS euriG.
The XVIIth Assembly District Republican
Association its monthly meeting last evening" IN te
Fifteenth-st. Church. adopted resolution condemnlhg
the proposed action OF the City Government in giving
norton of Reseryolrsquare the Seventh Regiment Tor
the erection OF new armOry. communication was re-
ceived charging the Hon. David B. Mcsn Congressman
elect from the fXth Congress District with violating ms
pledge of membership In voting for George W BtadiOu
n candidate for Alderman the Tamnany Han llcket
ami with making a bargain with influential members O
the Apollo Hall Democracy. committee OF lnNesuga
ton was ordered.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
MEDICAL CoMMENCEMENTs


its twelfth annual Commencement, last evening, at the
Academy Of Music. The exercises consisted VI prayer
and administration of the oath TO the graduates by the
Rev Alfred B Beach the comforting OF degrees by
George F. Talman President OF the Board OF Trustees
address TO the graduates by the Hon. John r. Brady,
and the valedicorans address by John r. Kinney OF
Hawaii, Sandwich Islands.
Among those present Prof. James r. Wood, Prof.
Fordyce Barker, Prof. Austin Flint, Prof Frank ii.
Hamilton, Prof. Alexander B. Mott, Prof. W. H. Van
Buren, Prof William T. Lusk, Prof WIN. A. Hammond,
Prof Austin Flint ir, Prof Alphens B. Crosby Prof X.
ogden Doremus, Emigration Commissioner Nicholson,
Commissioner Isaac Bell, Thomas C. Acton and Joseph
standish The graduating numbers lG1 members.
The sixty sixth annual Commencement Of the College
Of Physicians and Surgeons took place last evening at
SteinWay Hail. The graduating class numbered lOi,
but only 90 received degrees five being excluded on
account OF their minority. After prayer by the Rev
Dr. NJ. g. Hutton, the degrees conferred by DR..
Edward Dea6eld. The announcement and distribution
OF prizes by Prof Dalton followed. The Valedici0ry
address by DR.. Charles Kelsey, was fnen delivered
after which the Rev Dr. Henry c. Potter spoke and the
exercises closed with benediction.
A large audience was present at the commencement
of the Homeopathic Medical College held IN
Association Hail. last evening. After the opening praJe
the report OF the Register. Prof Bowling, was read.
The number Of students entered last year Was 0 IS
OF whom graduated last evening. In the graded
course are found who have successfully passed rigid
examination, and Will Torn nucleus Tor tne graduating
class OF "a.
The valedictOry. by Dwight b. Hunt, then spoken
and the valedictofy the part OF the Faculty by Prof
r. f. Aeh following the distribution OF prizes and
the class with the Faculty. adjourned 10 the Hoffman
House, where a dinner was served.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
THE JERSEY CITY POLICE WAR ENDED

In the Supreme Court at Trenton, yesterday,
ChiefJustice Beasley delivered opinion in the
The Jersey City Police COmmsso which fully recog
nzes and sustans the Board and condemns the
action Of Gov. Parker In attempting TO remove the Com.
mlssioDers from office. The ground taken Is that the
conviction Of the Commissioners did not dsqualiy them
from holding oice; that they cannot be removed the
manner suggested by httorseyGenera Gilchrist and
adopted by BOy. PARKER though they be mpeached
by The LeeisIaure Tire old Board including Ezekiel NJ
PTtcbard, Thomas W. EdmOndtoD Frederick A. GoeZc.
and TbOmas h. Gross Therefore fully restored 10
thuity demonstration IN honor OF the decision took
p,a.e ~ poIiee UeadQusllers latt pjsht
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
THE STATE CHARITIES AID ASSOCIATION

The annual meeting Of the State Charities
Aid Association held last evening at the hall of the
Union League large audience present. and the
platform filled with the officers and gers the
Association. Addresses made by the President,
Professor I. W. Dwight, Dorman b. Eaton. Henry j..
stebbins, and the Rev. Drs Hall and Bellows. re-
port. prepared by Miss Louisa l.. Schuyler,
The Association organized last MAY purpose
Of afOrdng volunteer aid 10 the charities OF The State
committee have visited Bellevue Hospital, and have ef
fected important improvements. II proposed start
a training school for nurses, which they hope TO
opera ion by Nav 70 do this $4,000 will be re-
quTed. OF which tb,G3l has already been collected.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
BROOKLYN srREErPAvING IRREGuLARIrIEs.


Another apparent gross iuegulaTity i'll street.
paving contracts before the Law Committee Of the
Brooklyn Common Council last evening Isaac ender-
son is OF piece Of real estate on Eighhave n
feet from Tenth st. About 10 months ago he received
permission from the Common Council to grade and pave
the avenue fronting his lots al his expense Sub
seouently the Common Council decided TO grade and
pave Eighth-aye from Tenth TO Twenty hrst-sts. and
the contract was awarded to Patrick OIiara Mr.. Hen
derson immediately Informed Street Commissioner
Furey and his deputy, Charles b. Wylie, that he
had graded aud paved lij feet Of tho avenue
and requested them to instruct O'Hara 90 do no adj
ditional work thereon. The contractor was duly in
formed promised To obey, but 1t appears that
he charged the city for the grading and paving of the
entire avenue, including the piece paved By Mr. Hender
IL Is charged that the contractor threw loose
sand over the avenue IN 'front.' of Mr. Henderson's
property and then had the audacly 10 claim ayment
for new work. Street Commissioner Furey ana John g.
Lrkns the City surveyor VINO had charge OF the work.
both certified that OHara had graded and paved ghth
ave, from Tenth 10 Twenty rstst including Mr. Hen
dersons portion and the city paid the contractor the
full amount claimed s2ls3 i6, or 81 ~ per foot FOR
3i,2ss feet The Law Committee will continue the in
NeetlgttOu
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
CONTEMPT CASE IN THE SUPREME COURT

CONTEMPT CASE IN THE SUPREME COURT.
10 the razor or 7hs TribHh6.
SIR: The order OF the Court suspcDding the
attorney John Flanders for 20 days from practice for
writing complaining letter TO Judge IDeraham.
ported yesterday jn not 10 do Nj. Flanders
Justice heard the proceedings and do not understand
that Mr. y finds any fault with the order but the way
IL Is reported woald impression 10
Dot present.
TIE letter OF MI Flanders 10 JHde. fIgraham was
yey sevOreu effect charged hin with grossly improper
eondncL And Mr. D. dIG tbis oil information, he al
iegts, Obiansd fon tbs r,srs Of It'd roUrf But the
clerk. o. e-iE. denied sNng Mr sueL DioTnta ton.
New. ~ ~. g. Lca gG,tb pa,.sl.,,,, HSd bsJ teD "
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28

was shot by bis nephew and severely wounasd aDont
three weeks since has recovered that no ~ eH
peced 10 resume hrs position at the ferry March g.
PATERsos-Tbe Board Of Education propose 10 build
new school for the OF eOlOred pupils ~
an expense Of $4,000 The poll taxes In arrears IRON
persons not owning real estate amount 10 S1O,oOO.
WEST HoBoK BN.--George ScUmich and Adoph Bonn
were committed yesterday charged with attempting 10
kiI Edward Knack.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28

fa,sebood about H. hts espu)on from the bar would
have been callod for. and promptly ordered
The fact Va the Cosst was with Mr.. r. on the question
of veraoty and by order only nominally suspended
him for brief PERIOD virtually for credtibg the sa'e-
ments ef the Clea and writing the letter complained
of without hrst applying to Judge lpgraham LOT .he
faots All tbs s well known by the members OF the oar
present in whose estimation Mr. f. has not suffered In
the slightest by the proceeding.
Nein York. Feb n. 1873 MEMBER OF THE BAR
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

By,roori Honse--Lord Dunrayen aud DR.. Kingsley
NJ Rpeland .ua DR. HARNESS Francisco mn den Hot,
An5ry n White. President Of Cornell UnVersyj Judge W. Allen
Of the New Court Of Appeals General B,oS " H.
Elrdre Of El william Mason OF Taunton Macs H. haiborn,
sars,ogs and Bqbnsll Of
M Nicholas Hoist-Jnige Osborn o. Cstsk N VI Judge John
Ewpr of Unontovn PENN William H. Howard Of MchPan and H.
ahop OF Wsshington Ho6aaa Hopse-Gen Bstoms,ock u
Home, Ramse HeVburgh, Capt Noyosssy and k1g.leef
Aerandroysky Of Russian Navy dh,marb Hoh-lhe non
Bspnu SafL Of Connecut ST. jams H0-A L. Tram Of IN
N,S Harm York HofeCo w n Reynolts Of
proyeoes . Grand Central Hobi-The Hon w. s. Lincoln OF
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
POLICE NOTES.

Henry Schewner. age ., of No 32G East Houston
81 m on he Sidewalk IL,ytLu abd Ten'ta'e yesterday
and broke his Left leg.
The residence of James w. Pricknell at No 5a
Ipart BrooLyn H. D. Vas robbed worth Of eT sud
silyersare yesterday,
John Garrett Of No 375 East Forty -eiehth-st. was
k on the head and srseey wounded club the hands OF
yohn Greedg 0 No 37j Firstsyc. yesterday.
At No SO Fulton-st. Brooklyn, last evening. John
Fct rs stsbbe IN the shoulder pe1kui'e sai
isrsi by wm Iaue lcolored) Who was arrested
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
THE PARTISAN CHARTER


-=Slov Marcy. Mcqueen Moore, @ .,Tlen Opdyke Pat
,srsoS pe Persons, Philips .oilpot reiso@ Porte
.ss Ti'sSs speaser saydar swain, sylvester Tobey
ToSSsSnd, Van cCtt 4: Van ppsen, n, Van pS'e,N
Veorhts, Walker, Wei, West, wss'en' A. wight ~ ~
"SaSs-Ibeess BeeSt, BiessRg, B"m<hho5 5.gss' Gs'.
.ar.a,S,I T,sr,DeNter Ciodry, Cook, U0rneH tto,s,
sS"tcs..h 'pasesTe Hmes ReGiov. HiH, JccetS,
SSanssos Maekir MCGUIRE, Mosher Norton oIkIcy hsg'
ps,I< Ryan, Sic,oITf, 1ompE'"S, va" '"'"V''V~|''
&C., 'ssrnhl,cans IN Roman; Democrats in Italics
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY, AT DIcEIHsoNs In PARK
ROW.
sau-uo Noou-35o 9pm.-nio hanight-Sr
Average. 500
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
LONG ISLAND.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

MoRRrsANIA.-Th jury impaneled by Coro-
ner Miller 10 investigate The circumstances attending
the killing OF f. j. Davis OF No. 7OS Ninthaye., New
York by train of the New-YOrk and NewEiaye Rail
road Company the Fourth ST. crossing in this village
severely censured the Harlem Railroad Company Or not
placing a guard watchman at that pOnt. number
of other fatal accidents have occurred from neglect TO
adOpt such pfecauiiOn. II was also stated by wit
ness IN this that accidents had also frequently hap
pcned at the FOrdham crossing from the same cause.
SoIge of the Jurors remarked that unless the Harlem
Railroad Company would hereafter adopt measures 10
prevent the loss OF life al The points Indicated the Com
pany should he held responsible.
PouGnKEEPsIE.-.Iohn Smith alias Herman. escaped
from sing sing, Wednesday, by means OF false key.
He accidentally left two letters behind which revealed
the persons who helped him outside. He has not yet
been captured. Perry VOsburg a prominent shipper
OF this county. has sterIously disappeared. When
last seen AT Albany, and had 5000 on hs person
n s believed that he has been murdered for MS money
New-York tribune., 1873-02-28
FULL REPORTS OF LECTURES.

FULL REPORTS OF LECTURES.
Now Ready:
TRIBUNE lECru aE EXTRA
3
CONTAINS FOUR AMERICAN INSTITUTE LkCruRES
BRAIN AND MIND I'm FuLLI With Illustrations BY Prof
B.. MiLDsn Of Cornell University.
CHEMICAL DISCOVERIES OF THE sPECTRosC0PE. By Prof
q. D. B,REsR sf Yale College
ASTRONOMICAL COSQIhsTs or TIE SPECTROSCOPE. By
Prof G. 4. fousG Of Dartmouth College.
OUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF IHB sun By PleL G. 4.
YousG Of DsrtiuoHih College.
Sheet No. y contains
COMPULSORY EDUCATION. BEECIER
MASTERS or THB SITUATION FIELDS.
IN THERE A GoDi Dr. BELLOWS.
LOST Akfs WENDELL PHILLIPS
LETTERS on SANDWICH ISLANDS. MARK TWAIN
SIX LECTURES On LIGHT. ny Pref TrND.tI- With al the
Iin,trstous
each sheet b. MAJ Tng TRlBrSk
New ioh.
rNIE SCIENCE or HEALTH teaches HOW
i 10 LIpB, a2st. = IT, WILLS, ss prose.p, Y.