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IT is with very great pleasure we state that an English friend has just received a letter from Baron Liebig, in his own handwriting, dated Munich, the 1st inst. Although still very weak, he is now able to get into his garden for some little time daily. If he continues to progress as he is now doing he proposes going to Switzerland, to the Engadine, in three weeks, where it is hoped he may soon become quite strong.

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