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of these processes is Dr. A. S. Nettle, young until they are ready to take up the thread of cordingly, he proposes to inoculate various animals, life on theirown account. The toad fish is often found of Prague, Bohemia, who claims that in many cases a which have been bitten by a venomous serpent,… … tion of courts. Mr. Ardeghir, A FISH HABITATION—BATRACHUS TAN. The selection of whose opinion is habitations by that the reason some species and the actual building of quite elabo- produced by hitherto known processes.—Paper Trade why we have not ‘‘an infallible cure for cholera is our Journal.…

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