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_ Report on School House Architecture, made to the Board of Com- 
missioners of Common Schools; by Henry Barnard, Esq.  Hart- 
ford, 1842. From the authors. is ee 
American Book Circular, with notes and statistics. 1843. From 
Wiley & Putnam, publishers, New York. ie: Tee 
The progress and results of Emancipation in the English West 
Indies; by John Jay, of Bedford, N. Y. 1842. 
» The Snag Nullifier—description of an invention for preventing 
accidents by striking against snags. 1843. From the author, L. 
G. Mickles. ‘ 
Annual circular: of the Medical College of Louisiana, tenth ses- 
sion, 1843-4. New Orleans. le 
’ ae announcement of the Jefferson Medical College of Phil. 
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Report of the joint special committee on the subject of the ef- 
fects of lead pipes on well water in the city of Lowell; by Dr. S. 
L. Dana. 1842. From J. W. Grant, Esq. 
Address delivered by Hon. Daniel Webster at the completion of 
the Bunker Hill Monument, June 17th, 1843. 
Catalogus Collegii Hamiltonensis, 1843. 
te RIS eslisietiksislcronencw: 
The Nonconformist, London, July 12, 1843, from J. C. Dun- 
lap, Esq.—A number of copies of the Scotsman and the Witness, 
Edinburgh, from J, Dunlap, Esq.—Jersey and Guernsey Advocate, 
April, 1843. 
NEWSPAPERS.—DOMESTIC. 
_ Albany Daily Tribune, March 17th, 1842, from Mr. Delavan.— 
New York Card.—Albany Patriot, from Mr. Delavan, containing 
some temperance discussions ; a series of them, also of the Evening 
Journal.—Christian Freeman, Hartford, March 24th, 1843.—The 
Dayspring, Boston, June and July, 1842.—The Planters’ Banner, 
Franklin, La.—The Clarion, Washington, D. C.—New York Daily 
ibune.—Washingtonian Weekly News, New York, 1843.—Bos- 
ton Semi-Weekly Courier, Feb. 1843.—The Literary Age, Feb. 
1842, Philad.—Cincinnati Gazette—American Messenger, Jan. 
1843.—The Southern Chronicle, Jan. 11th, 1843.—The Midnight 
Cry.—The Protestant Vindicator, New York, Dec. 1842.—The 
Washingtonian Reformer, April, 1843.—Christian Intelligencer, New 
York.—The New World Monthly Messenger, Feb. 1842.—The 
illennial World.—New York Spectator, March, 1843.—Republi- 
can, Savannah, Geo.—New York American, containing an article 
Dr. Hare on lead pipes, June 9th, 1843.—Vicksburg Sentinel, 
with meteorological tables for that place.—Brookl 
News, June 3d, 1843, with a notice of a curious impression on stone 
