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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Il II e IS U N :"
FOR THE
Campaign Against National Fraud.

A President who was NOT elected by the
people having been inaugurated at Wash,
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upon honest men Of all parties TO rally to-
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forts for the correction of this great wrong
and for the punishment of the guilty to be
enforced through the ballot box.
For this outrage upon the right of self
government the Republican party and its
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but the men who have taken Office through
such means and who are actually exercis-
ing the power of the Government upon
such authority are scarcely less guilty than
they who conceived and executed this I'M
paralleled political swndle
The Fraudulent President and his advis-
ers having undertaken to forsake the an,
cient WAYS of the Republican party; and
having invited Democrat and a former
Rebel to occnpy ore of the most important
'offie es in the Cabinet, propose to debauch
the honest public sentiment of the South
by the bestowal of Offices and by an enor-
nous system of Government subsidies to
railroads and canals, hoping thus to cons
plete in corruption the work begun in
fraud. AT the same sine with hvpocritic-
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they aatter the vanity of Northern theorists
to the end that the great crime in which
this Administration is founded may be over
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Of about million OF souIs-the same nuns
Der as the majority of white citizens who,
IN November last, voted for Samuel j. Tile
den for President--we need only say that
we shall continue hereafter, as in the past,
to cortend for honesty real reform econo-
my and justice in public affairs; and that
we shall still endeavor to supply all who
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Our readers will see from this Ia
bic that there is no question but that
Clarksburg is the place en- the geo.
graphical centre point Other points
we will discuss hereafter, and will
close by adding that however right
and proper it may seem to some, it
cannot be reasonably expected, that
any considerable number of the peo-
pie of the First and Second Congress
sional Districts, particularly of the
people of Monongalia, will vote on
this question other than for Clarks-
burg.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-06-02
THE STATE CAPITAL.

AL the readers of the NEW Do
MINIoN are doubtless aware that, on
the 7th day of August next, the peo-
pie of West Virginia are to finally
settle the permanent location of the
State Capital, by their solemn vote
at the polls. This question has
been the cause of considerable dissen-
sion in the legislature and an element
of discord among politicians of the
state hitherto the masses don't seem
to have troubled themselves much
about it. Now, that the question is
submitted to the people to be settled
and finally settled, it becomes neces-
sary for them to take an interest and
toinform themselves on the subject,
in order that they may vote for their
best interests, and for the welfare and
prosperity Of our young and grow
ing State.
1t will be recollected that the Cap
ital was first temporarily located at
Wheeling, then at Charleston, and
again at Wheeling, where, by the act
Of the legislature of last winter. sub :
hitting this question to the popular
vote, it is to remain until 1885; the
election, to be held on the It'll, of
August next, at the usual places of
voting for State and County officers,
and the places to be voted for are
Clarksburg, Martinsburg and Charles
ton.
In times past, in locating state cap
itals, the custom, consequently the
law, has been to locate them at the
point, town or city, nearest the geo
graphical centre Of the state, and
build roads to them. But the dirt
road and stage coach having been
superseded by the railroad and iron
horse, in later years capitals have
been located st the town or city near
lest the geographical centre on a rail
road already built and in successful
operation. Still later, as time and
space have been almost annihilated.
it is held by many that state CAPT
tai should be located at the metropo-
lis, the largest city, and consequently
the business centre of the state. AS
witness the movement, (and which
bids fair to succeed), in..the two great
states of New York and Pennsylva-
MIA, to remove their capitals, from
Albany to- New York and from Har-
risburg to Philadelphia. If this adj
vanced idea had prevailed in West
Virginia, land we are not certain that
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NOTEBOOKS FOR UTAH.

A special to the Pittsburgh Com
mercial Gazette, from Washington
says that The Secretary of War has
decided that ne necessity exists fol
bordering troops to Utah, as informa-
stion from authoritative sources indi.
Gates that the fears of Mormon up.
rising are without foundation.
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DR. TUFTS
EXPECT DRAM .

This unrivaled preparation has per-
formed some of the most astonishing
cures that are recorded in the annals of
history. Patients suffering for years from
the various diseases of the Lungs, after
trying different remedies, spending thou
sands of dollars in travelling and doctor
ing, have, by the use of a few bottles,
entirety recovered their health.
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CiARKSBJRG

to our masthead as our preference for
the permanent location Of the State
Capital. Reasons for our choice are
as plenty as hlackberries, and we
shall lay them before the readers of
the New DOMINION from time to time
between now and the election as the
occasion may demand. All we ask
or desire is free and full expression
of the sentiments Of our people on the
subject at the polls, and the way to
get this, is to freely and fully discuss
the question with and before the PEG
pie.
Having said thus much to indicate
our preference, we here give table
naming the county seats in the State
located the nearest Clarksburg and
also those nearest Charleston, and
their respective distances there
FROM
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AusfdnOt(6e Yoti5elt.

eeSn @arten Der 2ebrerz uho Sebrert1.
nen=8iloungsanItalt gu Snnsbruf miro benz.
nd9it Sirol nno Sorarlbers i'm &leinen aufs
gebaut peroen, NIT Ieinen Tb6lern unb Ser:
gen, ieinen Seen utb Sliien, unb init Den
ieoem Tbale unb iebem 8ebirss5u9e ei9ens
tblmliden @elteinsarten. Der Dtabitab Die:
fer &elieIfarte 1T elm gang beoeutenoer lnt
erlaubt Elm Siemli9 9enaues Gin9eben Ing
Detail ber 8obenseitaltun9. Die Rarte
uirb cine Iusbebnung in Der 8reite pon 81
unb in oer 2Gn9e (uon Der baieriI6en 8ren.
sc bis 9erD BON II Neter erbalten, 10 baf
Elm Oteter genau elmer MeiIe entlpri9t. Oas
Serbaltnib Der pertifalen Grbebuns Sur bar:
geiteQten nirb 10 fem, baB Die S,tlerzSpib
circa D Neter bod weroen miro.
Srauen ioIlen ni6t eifer1ii6tiq
lein! = 8ei Der @attin oes SinanSbeam:
ten $. III Qeit eridien Dor GurSem NIT &C.
6eimnibpoller Msiene cine unbefannte Srau
uno ma1te ibr Die @nsei9e, baB ibr @atte =
ibr untreu Iei. @enn iie ii9 bierpon lber:
aeugen poQe, mo9e Il. tbr foI9en. Die etfer:
ii9tige 5rau $. serietb Oh oieier-N ittbeis
lung 10 iebr auber Sailuns, Dap iie in Der 81
Ie i'm 3in1mer AQes u%nperiperrt lieB, bios Die
3i6entblr peri6Iob uno iantmt ibrem DENT
Madden Der Denun3iantin foLste. 0ieie
fitbrte 5rau s.. in cine entIe9ene @aiIe elmer
8oritaet unb bieB tie Dor einem Souie ~,uarten,
bis lie I'M seelsneten Womente lie rufen rper.
be. Sierauf peri9pano Die llnbefannte in
Dem belagten Saule. Srau $. wartete Ian:
ger ais cine StunOe, bod iie muroe ni6t &c.
rufen. Sic ma9te li9 Oaber, na9oenflid
ilber Oieie mpiteri0ie @eidibte, auf ben 9eim.
meg, NO ibr Aaes FLAIR paro. Sn ibrer Ib:
peienbeit mar Die Giidentbir erbro4en, unf
paren ale i'm 3immer befinbli9en 8olo~unf
SiLber9egenItdnbe seitobIen poroen.
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Na6ri6ten aus 06io.

Sn Cincinnati lit in Der Nonta9S Natt Die
@DbelTabrif pon Spiepb Meaber & 60. ab9ebrannt,
moour6, neben einem S9aoen pom 100000, $50
Qrbeiter brOOIos 9~eruorben iinb.
1eber ben Morb bel Mansftetb itno
perI6ieoene an9aben per6ffentIi9t porben, bic ii9
t~beilpeiie wioeripre9en. Sbatia9e lit ieoo9, boB
Der Sarnter 8m. g. 6innep nit einert Semebrfots
ben eri6la9en uno feline beta9te Satin tOotIi9 perz
lett wurbe. 2tu9 elm SObn Der alien Seute, Heu.
6innep, uno oeiien Satin, bic bur9 ben sdrm 9es
rpedt, gum 8eiitano Der nit benz ItOroer aingenOen
berbeieiIten, tr,sen idwere SerIekunsen OuuOn, Die
iebp6 uidt t0btli9 iein ioaer. Sn benz inter Dem
gerOa6t Der 1bdteri9aft uerbafteten SIe9er Webb
hat man alem 9ni9ein mad einen 9roBen Splsbls
ben erruiI6t; benn in ieinem Sauie far'o man p'ele
@eaenItanOe, pel9e in lester 3eit aus perl9teoer'en
aauSern in Der 0a6barI6aft 9eitoblen iporoen NOS
rem, uno Die 8erpeiie pon ieiner S6ulO bdufen itt
10 raid, OaB man on ieiner neberfibrl'ns faun'
mebr S~peifeIt.
SIN Sreberidsbur9, 8apne 90, itarb Del
emit beribmte GbierbanOiser, Serr Sriesba4, Del
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our6 hire ereIlen Sarben Die Gusen Der &in=
Der beite9en, in a9t nebnen raub. Scenes
Mlaoaen bate ben @rifel fur3 porber IN Ell
mem 2aben 1T Der Ndbe Der S6ule 9efauft
uno itedte Jpn, pie &inber su tbun pfle9en,
in ben Mun6. 9lobli6 fiblte it6 bas Sinh
unpobl, uno Die 2ebrerin eri6raf fornli6
Dor Ieiner bla1ien @eii9tsfarbe unb i9ifte eS
mad Saule. Der IrSt wurbe 9~erufen, uno
permNtbete mobl 8ergiftun9, ebe ct aber bic
9tatnr bes @iftes ermitteln fonnte, ipar bas
Wab6en cine 2ei6e. Na6ber Iteate es fi9
beraus, baB bic Sarbe an benz 8riffcl Yariz
fer Grim 9e,peieh war, OaS befanntli6 @riez
nit entbalt.
Ser Sail bat in Seem Yorf 8eranlaIluuy
eeeeben, Die perl9teDenen S9reibmaterioltz
enbanolunsen, mo GriffeI u~erfauft perben, gu
bur6muItern. SIS itellte 1i9 babel beraus,
bab Die meilten fleInen 2doen Dteie f~arbi9en
@rtffel ftbrell, uno Dap Die 2aoenbeiiber an=
eeben, tie f0nnten nibt 9~lauben, baB no elm
8is9en Sarbe" i6doIi6 ieinf0nne, Die uGau=
bies" NIT ben l9onen Sarben ieten ia aud
nidt I6Goli6, uno ber9l. Die 8rtffel iino
Der oansen 2anse nab nit blauen, 9elben,
orilnen uno rotben Streifen bemalt. SAT-
ale meroen aus 0eutI9lano importtrt (nabrz
ideinlid Ndlrnberser Sabrtfate). 9(un mir
De es no6l nidtS I6oben, tpenn Die 8riffel
nit OeLfarbe on9eitri6en ludren bas 1T aber
nidt Der Sail, mei1tens lit eS 8anerfarbe,
pelde Idon nit ben na1len Sin9ern ab9ebt.
Die beliebteiten 8rifel iino geraoe o%ieient=
zen, weL9e init 8erlincrblau ooer nit Yarts
Ter Grim sefdrbt iinb, beiocs Sarber, mel9e
su ben eefabrIi9ften @iften geboren.
Sin GrobbdnDlcr in Experimentation err
flarte einem 8eri6teritatter, bab er lett LAM
aerer Belt feline farbi9en 0rtffel mebr ftibre.
Die oeu0bnIi9en Ieien aus bcionoers idle9z
tenn unqlei6em S6iefer sema9t uno Der
bunte 9lnltri6 lei ieoenfals uripriln9ll1 nur
oesbaLb an9elpanot porOer, neil man Die
nnuoqfomnenbeiten beS S9tefers balnit saz
befen polte. 9ta69er babe man frelli9 ole
Sar6e aud bel beIlerem S9iefer bei6ebalten,
neil man bemerft babe, bab Die &tnoer otele
@riffeI porSDgen. Sor einigen Sabren fam
aud Elm ~feinerer 8rifel in ben 9aneel, MEL
der ii6 Ourb feline i16ne runoe Sorm uuo
ieine Treibeit pom Staub ausSei9nete. 9a
es iib audi ~beIon0ers lei6t bamit i6reiben
Iieb 10 muroe Der @riffel balo 10 beltebt, boB
er nate oaran mar, ale anOeren oerartt9en
Sabrifate su perordnsen. Gum Slid entz
oedte man re6tSeitig feline 9ifti9c Gt9enidaft.
0ieIe @riifel beItanoen ndmlt1 aus elmer
fiinltIi9en 0iidun9, wel6e Die Wtaie Der
bertibmten portreifli9en SeifenItetn9riffel
na6abmen ioQte. 2etber ~ipieltsn aber bel
oieler 0ii9ung orlenif6altl9e Subltan6en
clne iuelentLi9e &olle. ~. D. W.)
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bon feline Dor pier @o8en nnternommene,
fait ibermenidIide Iufsabe, 1000 ensliide
8tertelmeilen in 1000 observation-disclosures
ben s3eitraumen BON 10 Minuten 5~uriid5nlez
gen, in bo9it erfolsrei9er @eiie. Die Iebte
giertelmeile nabm nur 2 Ntnuten nno Ses
cunben in Snipru6.
sSranfrei9. = Die ariits baueri
fort. = 8is iebt 1T es nod ni6t gelun9en,
Elm Mtinifterium gu biloen unb Die Auslt9ten
iinb ni9ts~ lpeniser ais ermutbiseno. Otan
iiebt be m r~peiteren 8erlauf Der 9in9e NIT
Spannung ent9e9en.
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9ie 0etGbrlidfeit farbiaer sdicferfifte.

gor fursem 1T in SEEM Sort Der traurise
Sail p~or9efommen, bab Elm iiebenidbrt9es
Waoden, Namens 2isste GoIIp, Our6 einen
f~arblsen S9ieferitift per9iftet woroen tit.
Oteier Sail 1T re9t ba5u an9etban, aud in
u~nlerer Staot Gltern unb 2ebrer barauf aufz
merfiam gu MAIDEN, pie iebr man ii6 Dor
oieien bubi6 ausiebenOen 8rifeln, wel6e
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gtttsburaer gtebmarft.

9ittsbur9, 10. DEG. 1877.
Rinopieb. = 8eftes 8ut9er $52-6; sutes bis
mittelgutes 4.50-5.00; o~rbindres bis fair $3.50
400. 8ullen 23-33 Gts.
Sau9fdl6er 5-6 @ts. per 9fo.
S6afe. -3-53 gts. per 8fo. 2dranser 4-6
Gts per 8fo.
Observation-Disclosures per gentner.
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Ser Slusitauo Der Gigarrenmader lit elmer
neuer 0laic.

0as0. 9. vSournal" pom 8. /. Sits. idreibt:
Ser seitrise Sag 1T in Der Gbronif oes lan9en
NusitanbeS Der Gi9arrenma9er unbeoin9t als
Der pi9tisite gu be5ei6nen Oenn ct lit es,
Der elmer betrd6tliden @nSabl Der 9lusi teben=
ben Irbeit bra9te unb alem gni6eine mad
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Metp Mnrfer 0elomarft.
iie Der Neaiernnas.8 onbs &C. in Nem 9orf

8unoerbar lit bic aIsenietne Inerfennnn9,
tpel9er iid Or. ausuf 8Dnts's Sambnrs
ger 81 II ittbe in alien S9i6ten Der @eieas
I6aft 81 ~erfreuen bat. Sung unb GIt sebrau6en
b~euielben unO fir Sung unO aft tbut er slei9e
Oienife. N
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= Air p~er1peiien uniere 2eier auf bic SpaItens
&naei9e Der 9erren g.. So9eler II. 60. in 8etreff Der
Or. 4u9. 80nis's Saniburser Satuilien:Y tebi5inen.
@tpas ii5er beren 8ertb uno g6irfiautteit su ia9en,
baIten mir fir unnOtbis, ba Sober, aud Der llns
sIdubi9ite, Die t1eberseu9nns aus ben Spalten emit
nebnen fam, baB Or. aug. 86nis's Samburser
IrOpfen bas iinb, fir mas ie ars9eseben rueroer,
elm ii6eres, tu%irtiantes 9eiImitteI, iuel6es ieinen
Ruf bur6 Sabr5ebnte ais elm iol6es ii9 erbaIten
bat. 1rtbru II B
9to9 ME lift elm SeiImtttel 9ebrau6t worben,
rusl6es Der Meni6beit 10 uieI SiIfe sebra6t bat,
as Or. ausuit 86nis's 9ainburser Sropfen. Die
3eu9niiie BON EauienOen b~erpeiien Oieies. Sober
9atient, welder Die 1ropfeu probirt, ieOe gerion,
peI9e bic Birtuns ~berieIben seeben bat, ntaB ses
fteben, oaB bieieS munberbare S%eilntitteI obne ieiues
@lei9en bafebt.
Nus Betatonica, Sas., enipfan9en mir bon Serrn
Srieb. &ariten fol9enoe Mittbeiluns Or. auguit
&6nig's Sambureer Eropfen iino cine dussesei9s
nete Meoi5in unO ruertb, OaB man OieleIben iebem
2eioenben ~ertpfebIt, benn fte leiiten 8unberbares.
Inn n m
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3riefife 80. 40.

/ 8irbrauer, Srau5 8 gubiu, Saeoh
2 SDpfuer, 9ouis 6 8eitmunu, Dtrs. Barr
8 Neper, 5ris z S6mibt, ausuit (2)
4 glatban, girs. emil (2) 8 S6mibt, 5reSerid.
lss- I'm einen beuti9eu Brief Sl ~erboItsn, brau9t man
bios bic drummer Der elite uub bic drummer bes griefes onna,
eeben.
q. 8. &ob9ers,
Columbus, 8. December 1877. goltmeifer.
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qisn,anO Uerlett. Gene
66anotbaten pon einer
1lebeItbdtern fer. Die ibr @iis
seleai9aft auf bieie perbre6eriid
iu6en. Die i6uerfte Strafe iOlfs
es lit 81 bofFen, odB man tie f9Iiebli9 nod
, 1877-02-24


lfwu Gust back alance over the whole period
Of cur known history, VIC shall ace that Il IS
marked ut intervals by series Of succcasfu! i'll
vas,ons, and, moreover, that the evils inflicted
on the Victims 0f those tnvasion8 were not With
out eounserbalanciug advantages for thu coun-
try, The Invasion Of Caesar drst llIlel Tie
D1ituns out VI utter darkness and barbarlsu',
and wus the beginning Ut our history. The In
yasion OF the Norn,luy, or Sortuuetl, Of 8candl-
naylan origin, aud therefore ukin to many OF the
families forming at that tino part OF this people
Of England, plunged the saxon population IL
misery for centuries, but It Introduced the stet1
central authority aud discipline which wcra
Necessary to oyssuwe many sntagonlsttc
elements and create 4 united nation.
THO sasnc Invasion introduced chsyalEy aud
romance. The effect OF the Norman Con-
qucst upon our laws has lasted to this daY aud
been Of great service, though some of the re-
,natnlpg provisions OF Williams code could
hardly be considered a. otherwise thau obsolete
today. Capt. Ilozier ASSURES " that Queen
Victoria could sttll cause the eyes Of any
poaches who ahot stag IL Windsor Park ~ ba
picked out. Lawyers would tell hlm that ! law
may become obsolete without being formally re-
pcaIed. Tho Invasion Of HcuFy Tudor closed
tho Wars Of the Roses, And gave us ltnKlY
limo which fostered our national Atrength,
threw on tho authority. of Home, repel!ed ths
np2ntsh Arm9dx, aud almost created En1Ktlsh
literature. When tho work OF Cromwell wa.
ullitcsated Nv Cha1iea II. uu1 James IL, aud
the nation saw Itself falling back towsris
an ignotptniou4 subsection to Papai authority
aud military snt4fule, tho Invasion Of MIL
Klau4, purified and strengthened uatiunaa NE,
70 that wo were aala 70 bald up the power whlcA
tyranny OF Napoleon. From ths fuvasion Of Cesar
10 that Of William tho ConqusEoz there xas an In
s,.Ths Invasion Of England: A uhsofy u ths Fsst.
With iys.ous fof ita futurv. by Capt H. y. Hv1lss
LunlaA; AAelnlLx q & G0. lsSA
, 1877-02-24
BOOKS llECEtyED.

AN INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL ECONOMY.
ssxs, Professor of History aud Political ECONOMY
in William. College, Anthof Of 'ElsmenS Of
Esl!:sal ssSnst e. calessS
lIAdIey Blos. ! O.. Psics, s.; 70; ,,.,.l,,,
A PRACTICAL niCT!oNAMYoK " TIE pnEScl!
iroR lhe Frcnch Dictionaries Of tho Asalsmy.
Uoists, usachstellc, cts. from the English Die
tioaaftss Of Johnson. Webster. Ntchstdaoti. etc
Language and Literature IN tbs l.sto Noyal In
dian Military col!eYs. Addisconsts. SIC; Nsw
Edition. LIMO. phllAdtpha; u. L1ppiA-
A POcREr. DICTIONARY s0F THE FRENCH
AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES. w. trnx cox.
J. u. Llpplncost y -. Chicago: Jansen, Nc
Clurx 4 u. priee, $3.50.
, KNGt1SN LANGUAGES. BY Y. ". Lo1uAAa.
, 1877-02-24
UNIVERSITY OF MOSCOW.

TIE University Of Moscow celebrated tts 1EA
anniversary On the a5th VI January. ls7a. The
number OF students now iu the University u
1900, mud OF these sos belong to the medical
department. During tho tsat hnlf ol Last year
wi students attended tho lectures free OF
Charge, Sk. VI whom wuEe excused payment on
the xrouud Of poverty. In the second hMf,year
tie number Of tree admissions WA TAI There
Is great poverty among tue students
Ut III Russian unlvetsttfes, and especially
a,noug those attending medical lectures At
tue MOSCOW school, during last year. "tsmporaEI
ussistapcu iu money WAS 0ivun " taG amount ot
1850 suhles, distributed among 2oo students
III addition ID S,8Uh rubles contributed W .
sosty which also oestoxsa dinner. upon ftS@ :,
eost Of 3.bi5 rullcs. For tho a1iiYtauce Of aucA
students, Coi. UyIline kas xtycn 2s 100 ruhlea
10 the University, which received also, last ysaf,
gifts Of e3UU rubles, auu bequestA OF D,0oo,
fos stuIcntshlp, etc. Besides Other presents,
therefore, tbs University received last year 4!
cash about VI wv rubles, or sothe $50 o00,n
The llbrary of tho University contains a7a,1A
volumes.
, 1877-02-24

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