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Clay's Speeches, Sc.

TIME Speeches of Henry Clay, delivered ia the Con.
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Secluded, but not buried; and with song
Cheering my days"
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TIVE Museum of Foreign Literature and Science,
l. No. II, for May, 1927, with portrait Of Ameri-
Gus Vespucius
CONTENTS.
/. Cramer's Description of Ancient Italy.
3 SherwelPs Visit to Mont Blanc.
3. Luck and Il-Luck, from the New Monthly.
a. Thoughts on Bores
Poesy, from La Belle Assemble.
6. Wiffen's Tasso.
z. The Prisoners the Caucasus.
8. Philosophy otthe Human Mind
9. The Deserted House.
10. Sketches Of Persia.
IL. Tablet of Truth.
IL. Segur's Mission to Russia.
Is. On hearing the roar of the Sea at Night.
!. IA. Thorwabzen, the Sculptor.
y 16. The last days Of Kant.
II. Memoir of the late John Nicholas.
IL. Miscellaneous Selections; Literary and Scienti'
6c Intelligence; List of New British Publications.
isThe above work is published monthly, containing
the most interesting articles of the Edinburgh, Quar-
terly, and Westminster Reviews; New Monthly, Lon
don, Monthly and European, and Blsckwood's Maya
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Belle Assemble, and other Periodical publications
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was purchased by the Marques Of HEREFORD f.,
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I'll a very late period, been used by his Row
Highness.,
The superb original saddle Of the late tt,
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sword Of fippoo Sultan, in velvet sheath
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The quilted yes, of Tippoo Sultan, formed Of
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half
A steel mounted decorating double bar.elIs1
gun, by JOSS Manton, $50 guineas.
ditto, the companion gun, by JOS. Man,on
SO suineas.
pair of steel-mounted double de,ona,ip,
guns, with elevation barrels and revolving ,rIp'
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The sword Ola Burmese Chief, the handle Of
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A BEAUTIFUL shield Of semi transparent buff.
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A late London paper says
We are requested to state that the NJ de
Felenberg, whose death we announced in our
paper of the 5th of March, onoinlly with that,
Of NJ. PestaIozzi in an article from Switzerland,
Of the 2lst February, is not M. de FelIeuberg
the founder and proprietor of the celebrated ia.
stitution at Hofwyl."
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TIVE Museum of Foreign Literature and Science,
l. No. II, for May, 1927, with portrait Of Ameri-
chs Vesnuc,is
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VI II II IT TT
THOMAS TOMPKINS,
Opposite Washington Square.
Pbifndelphia, April |. 1926

This is To certify that have been iaboring
for eight years, under dreadful disease that
oncasi,oed more than one hundred tnpeter-
ots uycsrs on nv neck and body, and IN my
,hraa; In this state | rem ,ined upwards NJ
,,no year under the care oil a highly respee'
u, md we'll known medical gentleman,
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hn, ,y;thoui any effect, aud was fnally aban
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OTUHVt TIUNONIIII
Justice of the Peace, Philadelphia city.
pdiiadeIoh;n. June 90, 1926.

This Is to certify, tina, nave been severely
atti .etpd with the Rheumatism for the last ht.
teen years, aud so bad that was Obliged 10
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the use oftwo bottles, it has Effected cure,
and since have stopped taking the med'-
cine. have never yet enioyed better nealtlI.
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Books and Stationary.

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Consnmptions, Coughs, &c.
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yours respectfully,
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No. b, Chesuut.sire

C4SF G. s. was of scrnfaous
sa'' al tue age Of three years his parenls
perceived an alteration of the head.
proceeding, as is supposed, from pacctnnf,o".
- was AT hrst confined 10 small compass,
ou' IRON The continued discharge, ii MAS soon
communicated to the whole scalp. which
presented horrible appearance, being al
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-, D. he above case OF TiHen CopHiS, or
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N"'eaetPhtd, Feb. %, 1927.
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MARGARET HOFFMAN
PhiLqdeiphin, MaR 30. 1896

PhIddeIpNln, Mug 30, INZb'
This is to certify, thai my daughter Eliza.
beth Binder, aged sixteen years laboured for
twenty-.yo mouth nndrra severe liberation
of the tongue and throat, which roceeded to
such an extent as 10 eat away a third part of
her tongue, and neaflyto destroy her palate,
aud renter her speech uuinteIigibe. In this
state, medical advice was resor,ed Ia, and e
yer, remedy, that was suggested, tried, bur
in vain when, hearing of Mr.. Po,ter's W
getabe Cath0licon, wa, induced 10 try lha ;
Two bottles have etfectuaIly cured her, aua
she is now perfectly we'll. .....
ELIZABETH BINDER.
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phiindeiphia. Nav 20, 1926.

This is 20 certify, that my son, John II J.
worth, aged fourteen wears, mas been ah'ct-
ed for eight years with the King Erit; the
best medical advice was had, every remedy
was tried, but without success, until Mr., Pot
tiers Vegetable Catholicou was had recon- 81
to, which has effectnally cured him. The
tuniours are dispersed, and his general
health is better than it has been for many
year past
This give unsolicited by Mr.. Potter, aud
from sincere desire OF benehiIug Others
who may be similarly situated.
GEORGE HOWORrH,
Justice ofthe Peace, Philadelphia city.
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Life of Napoleon.
August %.

SnHE last nights Mail brought us supply OF
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