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... by an intel ligeot friend, we ventured to open its pages, and now' feel in. hesitation in allying that we mite from its perusal instructed awl edified The clear exposition of the of many of those diseases, which prove so fatal to youth, and which are set ...

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... meg trains to &c.'lttF. -OW Ile., or the mientity of at 11.. in ose bottle by erkkh i is saved; Between Fleetwood Rini Glasgow, incleding RAW., aa Mad, Is • saving of SI 2s. S 5 cams may be bad Steward's Cabin and First Class Railway Carnage.. 225. Od ...

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... conntry and in that House, be telt be had huts choice of evils; toil he should, therefore, minion the of the Government, much he dis. .roved of It he rotpidered it to crept it mettle the question than prolong is hopelesa struggle. Mr. LEFROY, viewing the ...

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... exist, ses of Mrs. who is declining bu• Friends and the Public that his ACADEMY for TEIt M S: of bene ts to the siness,) Market-street, Bolton, on Wtorresura, July 27th, 1842, at Teu o'clock in the Morning, Youth of both sexes) REOPENS on Moanot, the E ...