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Witness, Middletown, July 14. Cattle Show to be held at Hartford, 
Conn. Oct. 7, 1841. From Ch. Goodrich.—Jackson Herald, Jack- 
son, La., August 21, 1841.—Weekly Amulet, Hanover, N. 
September, 1841. From Prof. Young, with an obituary of Prof. 
Adams.—Order of Exercises at Commencement at Harvard Col- 
ege, Cambridge, Mass. From D. E. Bartlett.—Commercial Bul- 
letin, city of St. Louis, Aug. 19, 1841, with a notice of a petrified 
tree.—New York American.—The People’s Gazette, Charleston, 
Iowa, with a notice of Mr. C. Lyell. From the Editors.—Lancaster 
Examiner and Democratic Herald, with a lecture by Samuel Parker, 
Esq., Lancaster, Penn., Nov. 1841.—Saturday Chronicle, Phila- 
delphia. From President Durbin, with a lecture on fossil geology 
by him.—New York Tribune, Nov. 20.—Natchitoches Herald, La., 
Oct. 23, 1841, with an account of some curiosities. —The Ameri- 
can Intelligencer, Philadelphia, 1841.—Christian Register, Boston, 
with a notice of the meteoric iron in the Yale College Cabinet.— 
New York American—Daily Chronicle, Cincinnatii—Republican 
Standard, Bridgeport, with an article on natural history ; by and 
from J. H. Linsley.—Cold Water Army, Vol. I, No. 6, Bosto n.— 
Albany Daily Advertiser, Oct. 29.—New York Commercial Ad- 
vertiser, Sept. 24, 1841.—Miners’ Express, Dubuque, Upper Mis- 
sissippi, lowa, September, 1 1841. 
NEWSPAPERS—FOREIGN. j 
e Morning Chronicle, London, June 8, 1841.—A series of the 
Foreign Anti-Slavery Reporter. From the British and Foreign 
ree Society.—The Sussex Advertiser. From Dr. Man- 
ell. 
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