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Sacred Writings, from the earliest Period to the present Cr.. I -. ' • CAN it T. '''' _,- • _ _' _T__. • • . Nearly THREE TH9U,SAND, -SEVEN HUNDRED lt•ttetlThlf COACEOO4 XN Er EEO MOD - MAX : aney r ;- fury : including 13160 - aphieal Notices of Translators and *the 1 - ACRES, • eminent Biblical Scholars. • - * BT:S. I.:IOOUMZECIN.AW-DAMI: r,.... n..- •....• the atze . - ._ ! Fortitnra• NUbla Dewitt! foe Ihilifienceoe• Inu re I ; Pas-. By the Rev. JAMES TOWNLEY, - ACEN'S.HILAD,IN,N,Sit e IIi ' 9 1 1NOW- ir saga- Aighor of Riblital Anecdotes: - TVBE . BOLD BY• AUCTION, . •- . . t... ! 1/ #'_' l :& ja ° P .., ...10...5iq If it iit ...i ;of lost Pdated for Utittnitn. Hurst, Reis, ( Erne , aililkortri Loision. .• . •' • By•11f; .110 M • , i ! ..kt following • , 05 . t . t,,. , , . ~ . srp. so 00 1 , . i n ize of 6 . ibtVinittek'filotise,' - .. thAl te t - s' i' .- •-•• • , • of Ge- MM. lIOrLAI , ID'S TALES, &c. &c. 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'vetlnce : of the Printed for Longman , Heist, pees , Orme. and Brown, London- 1 . 4 T -1 .1E 114 E -- Magni,flcillt MAM/140, , ... .. ~ , ,_., ~ : - BEOMPTON.C fi rlififi r ßikiit;dtef; Gralieidnd, Stiond,Sti- f*kbh: may be bad. ~ ay& Noble .M4A . , t o r e r wi e li tet aVe k rarriottletHlt ' Tales of the Priory, FMll' l7 Oll. 1.1(110..3e1 4t., . „Seatyd in a. beautiful Park, on'a floe eofnmanomit sounaurs dog . bourne, and Rainhane; evert morning• at a quarter pasts. evil:it-siting Itioitettensive and hikiiiiant Win ora itchlt . di- 'et % . uced Fares. -. .. - • sold by In the Press, by the same Author , wall . versified and highly picturesque country, the river Eze add the 'The 'Il •AL Eq.( Flnui . tith - Ptcmcmth efer Integrity, a Tale, in One VoL'l2into. .t, . . . .. • . . Ocean ; adapted for the Residence audsccommodadon of 'Mut, •13selddh, Pettent, h untin, l Tbfriess, Veyitioetllltii- ..,,--- • _/c thsassarast or FaigiLY of the•Fwet Dssznossito; . . cfaateknarcittoutli,.. add 'Slirtabory, ere filOnlistr br e ves; PALEY'S SERMONS. Mused with Suites of Omani . Apartments, haudsontelt fitted Ail:jo s h Ilaniton, ittuninstei; aridpiet, filandford.fitoriihtidge. This day was published, in One VoL eve. the Eighth Edi t. rice up,„ and Offitiei of all descriptions ; Vaocis•houseil, -Stable:, and B u i roto v a, yinnfn,.4 Brea e s ju ncirrntsr , ,enit ft t j tc , tl ; hers of wt.' dd. in b o ar d s , by periniidon of the Exectliots, all teopfisite Ontbulldings ;; Capital Ki tc h e n garden, illittPenf " Th e AJNION.: Siiut44 l 64tral , kluingt" . W ‘n C h q ter al ia-. • "'P e "' SERMONS on SEVERAL SUBJECTS . ,correct, By t h e walled, sad clothed with the choicest Fruit Trees, ornitnenled sloroke;M:iirrididlitl n it' in lititwateic• - • ";tistve air' . Roseanne_ late Rev. WILLIAM PALEY, DAL •Subdean of • Lin- by a long Pangs *ewe beautiful • Mawililik- 11 " 6641111 0 , an gl loan '4vid'i * ' ' ittilia&paat• lean ; Infra at thit _GraPeriet ; _with she . _choicest Vines, ca t ital Growsho nue, and a *orteLaiset: Stiiithan4ton, by tile. . Mikis a niese.i/e-. coin, Prebendary of St. Paul's, and Rector of Bishop Wear - mouth; Author of " Natural Theology , "" Moral Phiknophy."&c. wee"' ~, _,of * w aret.R. ~ .os ll % tbrmiia *the' ardenpli!tive .0- 110,41 convifiance(9.the - Isle . 9 f Wight, Jersey, ..9 .• , Printed fur Longman, Hunt, Rests Orme , and Brown, London. chiral tillruener - "lftie, a Balli4l°°.ll°' and 'AI - of B Prttig - St. Fibti4et 024 re de Grit*, Chelixtrg‘ B •tc• - • lite . ,a Of whom may be ha, water, Ice-house, ,&e. • ' •• _ , _ , atillifkbisra-esOrisspetfo faceii , ii'nnithidakiee . **Ocet ... 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GREAT addition to the U 141-IILTION of MOUNTAINS of SWITZfratAND: is 'now 0! g Na '; SO.IIO-SQU A RH, nisi Aloof: but erne 'to the Di 1 . 0 , T en till Dusk ; consisting of fine and correct Models , s k i nt scale in relief, viz.—The Mint Blatic and Valley gio n nani; the Sea of ice and Grotwof l'Areron, of the d 14-feet by 9 ; the Volley of Bagnes, lately . inundated age of Saint Bern.trd and Monastery, with otie of their e i ne , Dogs, alive, that. are tralned ap for the fetching trodiers in the snow ; Passage of tke Simplon, the size feet by 5 ; the St. Godard; and of Mount Cents ; City of ge t s,cin its wood ; a Model of 'the Town of lialinburgb, finished, with every lionse correct, shewing the track w his Majesty took into the Town ; a beautiful Model of Swil gad, sad Jokes of Geneva, Benne, Morat, lisivfchatel, aim Soteen Views of Switzerland, Eight of which are Simplon; and a fine Model of Bolton Castle. AIBMITTANCII oat annum:. Models of the above, on various scales, executed and T. B. Taove, at his E xhibition. ROSSINVS LATEST OPERAS, Just 'linported. BOOSEY and CO.lmporters and Publishers I. Foreign Music, 28, Holies -street, Orford-street, rr folly inform the Public that they have just imported et elegant, and cheap Editions of the following Operas of Rossink, aimed for the Piano, with Italian words: IA Cenerentols, Il Tancredi, Ia Donna del Lago, Ricciardo a Zoraide, II Mose in Egitto, L'lngano Felice, La Gazza Ladra, Ellzabetta, &Ml* II Barbiere di Seviglia, Othello. • T. B. and Co. have likewise just received. a fresh supply of the final Editions of Mozanr's Operas, ar one-third of the price d tbe &glob Copies. _ A e" Outbuildings. The PARK is principally belted by wi*resils . or res . t welt, 'intersected it :Wilderness Walks, Midolid Da/ts; and ornamented with Sheets of Water • an minbir:Fountoin, Obelisk, and Roma* Barrows ; contain; about FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACM, In the occupation of Me Rirbt Hon. General Sir Gaston , Plivrtrr, G.C.B. till Lady-Day, init3, and part in hand. This day was published, A New Edition ' , in Two Vol. 4lvo. ii Sic beard,, ._.,e , •g).. ..s elle& t, 1 4TH WI . MO Ekr i ti a lft . I '9ok-Coitriwitr d ;r t i tOIPT peitant, Caine, Mu Newbury, and afternoon at (hie; write lie * _ ,IllitTs • We* Griflionna re Z t ,' ihnh; and die t ondielherti,Tboliaantinet,tuad Sian, Hilo tat early the nett Periling: .. Cost _be* ). 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The Second Bales% in tyro vols. aro: price El. 4s. boards. TO THE LAMBS. ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, or VEGE TATIVE lIAIR OIL, for dressing the Hair, has been. held in the highest estimation for more than twelve years. It is indispensable to the 'Foilit ; the effect it produces on the Hair in a month's using, must be seen to be believed ; it clears the Head from Scurf, makes the Hair, if harsh or dry, soft and 'hay as silk, and gives to Children's Hair the meat fsechsalfngo, beautiful appearance. It should never be omitted when the Hair is curled, as it keeps the Curl perfect during exercise, or in damp weather; and this effect is not prodaced.(as some th:ari•e) by supernatural heat, but by its great nutritive properties, which give to the Hair an extraordinary vigour and elasticity. rt is hom this peculiar property that it is so generally wind by 0111-.1 Olsen to recover their [lair ; for where it has fallen of, from illness, perspiration change of climate, study, anxiety ormiiid,• l he. it will infallibly restore it. Be* testinuinies from Gentle. men who have recovered their Hair by its use % in an Essay on I the Hair, inclosed round each Bettie, ptiee 3s. 61 Also, ATK INSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, for changing Grey or lied Hair to a permanent Brown or Black; price ss. Sold by James Atkinson, I'erfunaer, No. 44, Gerrard-street, Soho-square, London ; also by Gittii, 57, and Rogge, 35, Bond s:rev ; Sanger, 150, Grange, 06, and Firth and Lauglny, 45, Olford;street ; Take, 41, and Johnston, 68, Cornhill; and most Perfumers and Ilair-dressers. THE ANTISEPTIC BOTANICAL • TOOTH- .2. POWDER possesses the peculiar and unrivalled settitto leste of cleansing the Teeth from all tartarous incrustatiama yrkkeut injuring the enamel. It imparti a healthyfrdelpdeisi to' • the Gums—a balmy sweetness to the Breath, whitens and PasieltiV the Teeth, even when loosened by mercury. The late unfortu lair Queen of France (for whom this Dentifrice was originally prepared) brought it into the highest sepute with the Beasititre sidle French Court, and amongst the higher circles in that. atintty it still continues to be universally adopted. In•this king 4sin house ha; hitherto been confined to the Nubility; but ternw • Ulu; been nude with the possessor of the recipe, it is now ' *red to the Public by J. V. SI MPSON, No. 2s, Henrietta.: meet, Covent-g.:rden, in Boxes, a t Its: 9d. each, duty included. At the same Wareltnnse may be obtained, the 11,01P1 I. 'ELIXIR of LIFE, a complete restorative of the animalTunc dans in advanced Life, and in all cases of Nervous and , Coastutip. live Debility i; is sold in Bottles, with directions, at l Is. each, ' dsty k eluded. s„, 4110 , at the above Warehouse may be had, the ARABIAN ' 4 El' BLE PILLS, a never-failing Remedy for Bilious and Liver Complaints, Spasms of the Stomach, habitual Csa. on eness, Flatulence, oss of Appetite, Headache, Oiddiness, 4 4 all cases of defective er.ergy in the digestive orgasm The v .apidly increasin! demand for -these Pills, especially since • the ! Ircilaent recurrence of fatal accidents attendant an taking salts, "inlatced J. V. Simpeon to appoint Venders of them in dif , t i t_rii Parts of the Tows, fir the greater conifeditlitif • or the ; lie; and they may in future be obtained at his Wareho as use above,„ and also of the following respectable Vetitiets * 4 .11PS. St ra dHng, South rate, Royal iieef t ange; 'Dittneford, . clieapside ; iirentiand, 1. - A6, lliehopsEataWithout &lac", ll'hitechapel High-street ; Ward, .72.4, Milburn ; Trout, &tand; near Temple-bar; Payne, St. MIIIM' s-c4i1141 atr, 159, Oxford -street . ; and -Hawkins, 11, Old Bond street.. be contain not a particle of Mercury or Antimony, • te4 to no peculiar caution, and t single box will estviblisletlaitir 1 7 .1 1 4 Y superioretleacy over every other description oi - ,ofered for similar Comphints. They are sold lu boxes,at l ".lid. and Its. 9d. each, duty includedt - • • are.9lse of the foregoing *ilea:* are le t, unless Vac manafff": giatd by J. Sazzetot., I ..waw• • s; ORIENTAL CLSTOMS.—SECOND SERIES. This day was published, In Two large Vol.. Bvo. closely printed, price LI. lie. boards, ORIENTAL LITERATURE, applied to the Illus tration of the Sacred Scriptures ; especially with reference tb Antiquities, Traditions, and Manners; collected from the most cerebrated Writers and Travillers, ancient and modern. Deigned's. *Sequel to Oriental Customs. By the Rev. SAMUEL BURDER, A.M. Late of Clare Hall, Cambridge; Lecturerof the united Parish., of Christchurch, Newgate-street, and St. Leonard, Poster- lane. This Work, besides a great Body of interesting Matter, se lected from the most important modern Publications, contains much valuable Criticlan from a Work of Dr. Rosen=liar, of Leipsig, lately published in German, and now first traudated Into English. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Just published, by the same Author, Oriental Customs; or, an Illustration of the Sacred Scrip tures, by an explanatory Application of the Customs and Man ners of the Eastern Nations: In Two Vole. '8•0. The Sixth Edition, considerably enlarged, price £l.ls. boards. usT -;.. • - - --- - ESTABLISHED - SCHOOL BOOKS .Priatedfor Lortessier, Hume, Rag, beats; aid Biowsr,totiden. FRENCH • LANGUAGE. • . A, N. EASY GRAMMAR of the FRENCH LAN- W.'J. HORT. Price 41. Faeseistes adapted to-the. Grammar of the' French Language. sy W. J. Hort. Price 35,• 6d. • Kai to the FILEItCH Eitiactscs. By W. J. Hort. es. 6d. . Bunsmiesof• FamentCarekasisksoal, including familiar Pbra ses and easy Dialogues, each Subject-being preceded by a Voca liolary. By W. J. Hort, price es. Bd. t Ls Novviku "meson Fast cast. a r Usage des Mares de Fa 'link qui veident instruire !curs Enfans, et de wus euz qui soot ',llopges dans les Stoles. By Mort. 4s. Bd. Asi Thireissai. Fame's Gassiems, -- beleg as ideutatt System `rid French Accidence and Symar.- By N. Hansel. 44.• ..- ' .GRAMMAYk:AL Eszacisrs upon , the Panic'sLANGI:JACIE, C011f•. IpiFed with the Eragtida. By Nicholas Hansel 4 s. 841. bound." ' Cute, ou Themes Tradalts de la Gramanire.de Nicholas Ha mel, ifapres 1' Edition stereotype. Prim Ss. bound. The Wears IXMninievart, *entailer • a curious and fahhful Account of the Situation, Latent, Productions, Government, Population, Dress, Manners, Curiosities, &c. atc., of the dif: faint Certentrk* of the. , Wield'r edmpiled film the beet Authe• • **S. By Nicholas Elaine'. Price it. rick bound. . INTiODUCTION au LECTIVIL } 4 111A14C011;0U, ltecii * eil de Pieta choises: avec l'Explication des Idiotirmes et des Phlisei4llll+' [. We', qui s'y trouvent. •Pai rdinaley Mortar , 3s. 6d. larcesua - Fitsvcots • oil, ltecueit de Pisces, ea' Prose or cis Verve, tirees des Melieurs &rival's, pour settle a perfectietike lesieene4 gerts•dans-la 4.letere; a etendre learCeihkelweill.6l 4 longue Franihrise, et a.beier isculquer des Prisuipes de'Vtoset et de.Piete. Par Lindley Murray. Pike ss. . • .ar 'UNA' to Chs,rideoNt LlVitetises; 'being k coireit Tindal tionof the various- Fireeciawielietifled - kr therlieulfe BE *if Voisin. Price is. bound. • Ad-EartkvaTokirsPitimornsehea Drracierhar•of Lalubjessses is Reach sad 14811 111 3 • and Artkulation . of every Syllabic are distisedi L'Attlie hetettl: ••• ••• • '• . A Some to the- hoilittooes -of Wanosiniebt and other Griuntnami..llos" a' ti tivi" • **ha . A Key to royemnpree Ira. 1141119 Pt • i . 4: 0 0 011 ' two of the Eiereises tolltained la 1 51116. - es: A , t6z w .111 us WS a Ohio 11, 1 .40 #I6,ES out; Li a dean be epAtkposAsa-1116_ e '14 . ,1 Merbad for the Artabrinnit nt diet 2 looggiaggfalig . , osueldituArsitga. . ) • , ••• • .4.. r •• ' The other Lots comps-be • The WRSTON !ARM; comeisting Sesunty-diree Acres of land. situate at,tbe South-east side of Lot 2, in the occupa tion of Mr. Wu.taass Wooa The HIGHER-and LOWER. RiXTATIJI, on the West side of Ashcan:the ; containing upwards of One Hundred and Ninety nine 'Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Column, in the Parish of . Ilidpopsteigntom The WESTOK end ALLER FARMS, situate near, and in the Parisit Of Danish; containing Two Hundred and Ninety Acres, in the occupation of Mr. &LATE and Mr. Woon. - And the H A RCOM BE FARM; containing Two Hundred and Sevinty-five Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Jelin Cos, In the Parish of. and near the town of Chudieigh. There is a considerable and very valuable Right of Common. To be viewed by Tickets only ; which, with -Particulars for viewing the Lands, may befiad of Mr. &oeker,. Manthesd, who will AO, the Estates; and of Messrs. Abraham and Sop, Ash burton; John Pidsley, 8.3 g. Exeter; and the London mug; King's Arms, Plymouth-Dock ; King's Arms, Dorchester; White Hart, Salisbury ; Bush Tavern, Bristol; York Hotel, Bark; Pelican, Speenhill, Newbury; Hen and Chickens, Bir issititram; T. G. Parr, Esq, Litchfield ;• the King's Head, Co ventry ; of Messrs. Lambert and Son, Solicitors, Bedford-ww, London • at Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, Carole; and' of IV: Robini; Warwick-House, Regent-street, Landis; where Plans of the Estates and the Rentals may be seen; aid TiCkets for viewing the Mansion and Estates may be had es application by latter. . . A CASE Wetly deserving the attention of the Public. • To Mr. CA MUNI, Proprietor of VELNOS' nom= SYRUP, 52, Bernees.street,'Oefor4atrect. 17th November, tell. allt —I amid have done myself the pleasure 01 '147-waitios on you, to thank you for the benefit I hrn received ivy , taking eighteen bottles bf your VRGETABLR - SYRUP OF UK !VILLNOS, hue at present I am net octal, at 7 4 vaned ap t t 9 performing the journey. Give me leave 'ti inform you ' that I wit :Meted vAth a terrible scorbutic plaint lbw isaasiy years, so Mcmdtnigly bad, that in the year 1117, Tam under themosessity of retiring from a public situation : at that period I had Weed' wider v'arloss medical men, without any issooristbodellt. and combatted in a.miserabk state of existence ahout the year 1821, when, I MU induced tO . try_sour Vs shout =as' my list' reloui4e: At this sok .I wan in and wretched 4:madam, frightful-10 me; but I lam the pleasure to add, that by a continuation of the Vegetable Wee., bad as I was; it relieved ea, from suruchltlog pain, by bail; up all my umeg aftpr a pleadfut discharge. - and perfectly eradicated the disorder, even at my idianCed age'of 66-yeall. Mts. Baru* will de hertelf-the'pkasor• Of 411ing on you in theacotasevis ft* dayhlbeehMe nest wadi, when abe eau ex plain 'within; you may wish to be informed if relating to my Ole: In' the theintime I stn peeked's& thin bfipir Will' be gm- Wig utiroirhemenity. . .....:-- • • 4adhirossain, Sir, with ill IM_MlHepit i . ' .. • • liouk‘ohAled tn•.blee-- _ _ _ - —.daft OOP . Paillets'frosn Weitimailii to Oterneei r ietery, Cheelsorg, St. lalabia, acc. every Wednesday end thavwderidterneen at two ' BARNSTAPLE and s;eaoiten New Post-Coach, every Monday; Wednesday, and ' illectilbgs at sertisitiodf. The" Roc.klnghatn" LEM)* Post Coach, esti out every afterboon at four, and passes thionik Beldock, - Blgglestrade. Baum, Wilton, Cireetlune, Greatheres,lblitry, Samford, Mark -1164 Novmsk, aro** Dab ciao'. :spa' Paribridie, to Gouge Lim, Lees, a aftermion- - 40011PlIP WO Pedolfee . Andy Oa. per lb. IsTotwithstanikag the nneasmimothspedon of s Coach, it is allowed to be the most egmesille,ind copsiiitto . gra& antrefenee settler 'Noah load, bobormsmialelled• by soy RROWGATE and Ripon pew Light Post-Coach, every Alterman at four. ' GLA SGOW,. Longtown Gretna-Green Annan, Durefties, Brownhill, Thornhill, SenqUhar-Klin, Csustiock, Kingsweltimir all_parts of Scotland, a light fear-Inside Post•Ooach (Deily): The " Ithreets" ate YORK, Scarboenugh, Whitby, Naiads, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, a new light four-inside Post Coach, with a Gaud throughout ; sets nut every morning, at eight o'clock, bfway of Newark, Buford, Dommuiter, Ferry Bridge, 'redeemer, Darlington, Northallesteu, rhalem, Nor peth, and Berwick, and arrives at York Met man -+t half put twelve o'clock. Passengers finding' themselves fatigied on the journey, may rest what time they Pleme r aind then proceed without any additional fare. BRIDOENOBTIL Walsal, - Iluirwebery, &Asp, and Holy head, new light Four-inside Coach, every aftemitiam. BOSTON, Hornaistle, Spalding, Psterlsoe-- -- _ . • Vansh, t, tea, mid . • Huntingdon; . Ne* Day to 8 0 1611 4, Liiistit, thinisby, and Hull, warning at half-post sis. The only Day CON& to Boston and Horncastle. The " Repress: l . a new light Penrisside Post-coach,to CAR LISLE, Penrith, and•Whitehaven ; aft A with four horses and. a Guard aU the way.; passes thineglsastnadi,Appleby, Greta Bridge, Riehinend,'CattestekNerea.fttefgac - Wetherby, Abet-- deed, Ferry Bridge; Mira* DesSe nl s, Grantham, Stamford, Ramey, Greetbinn, Witt* and" seradr. Bev out evq:g• illillemiag, and twr(oftsts•die jonneti WWII* greatest „ facilitiorP, !Passengers detaped on the road-by blpplows at pleaig.,. hay. th e l e rcuilar anA4e of dude ainisileing Sobered' lee Ow neat ... 4 • TLIVERP 0111 he I, Royal_ _Express," war Four Inside %WA* 1, d, awe, 'Litchfield, (eV ~ evsup oft S ZLesi• rives at the lispilifle, . vennidi MO evening . ...!. I cw4 •-1. '..• -•:• • .-. 7t. :: •!!.4•• ' • • 41 1 nti rig , si Elle. WAKRPIRIAR Pwleadik si addw4 llwas, prow," every dmilmenintlear - .. .• , . • . . • cam's% initalisKTiwrimity,.britissi;. Northertek le* UdhttosillailladlOshrl4llollonn• SUNORRLARD, isoektas,; and Rim. it Slost-Caish, 'every meening, to the Georg* Ina, fkiededesuL. __—• . , The 0 Royal Repress," to MANCILRIITER. Winslow, Con. gletan, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wahrerikanspeen sew Four in, ' side Post-Coach, every afternoon (only one night on the raid). SHRF Mu) and Ihnissabswarris-Pour.insido evert saninins.eslindwrite-lareee,'-ust aim" The btelianigi Th.at four in the afternooa. milloyst gigiteetrabw RMIWOHAIIII • Pest: Cone!;' left *wit - ever , ' aftetneon, cerryinitibminuidesity,. a n 4 paietgithreedb‘fererkilt; luninlogeely llaslllloo 6 111466 A , an d Dreentfot;redie amen'. Ns* enliAtlienleam.ooo, rut morning lisifTest erten eel**. • • • The " :atpteps,* • new Light PoetAnseivia . BUL o lo Un. eob,Netrefteret,'lbiivdca,` and Limeheilik wiry liklegage to the Creel Oh, lifinitenfieee, Millenbiliebe the / I ' necking. haneeinethe *fhanimenerfleuroillinlet. • The MAMMON, • Neer LagAinfoullindh r stir in &o me n , bpSaYeafri through -tglial,lB4 lienkwater.amint, stosturarsketestoe; Ardirlmt, eilibOgh Iffeoena t s * *Abe spoil le r Similmitaliallialimp. _ . • a our nuagru tionssap.-- ithied ea *A be symbil be •nmmenAlan Inghtmoose. . • .. . . GMWig BNIMLN, L , . mn: . ew • • _,_• l -4- 4. .‘c. .t.-....,• • - • ~. .c...N oir 14. Kerby's, the corner pf ileberleitisli Tow • Attire( aIIIMPIVIII, I * • The tyrup, obi& u a 'site tltiniih* a PcOieektiel lot • mercury in all eases, and reniettal 7 thide - eylb whkblet Ilieno , •• - 4ilt ilainagarberftimee - dish Ile; ;tinaii . lit"ek4iti . ROMA * stessfultsse Ist that anisegal iseettelor a z is prepared, .inon to eai t s . t#4,/3011 • . .v• . 4 ..i; :AI &.. .13t g. 4 ~,. i * 4 7 the evelpe of ilik late litt. VisaTnal, ftW'dflOr.e. -"ea? 3, ‘"iii" lo NellbieC• agb• 6 06 dalt• *OS #4•3 1 0114 se a r .. . 1 - rolii i : ott bbbles Nili• Ms Perm sheer. • . 1 14 a' - A.* 10 40ealar imiti ar de ;it is ibis scild`billr. Co a led ebil - Itenlilhitlbeitellillitlib II liiillkilleibli tieell , 4nofilir Omit des c vosraNieWLlWlA '3lllldhigieolleek • , Cm Lit t itUr miri• Z: g l a . Fire Pam* raise.= if .l tic. ' 1 iii; ias tea 4014 tbse - i Me ladMiC !Pa * . r• ,n: M 0100.941,114 ~•fi. g. 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