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WHOLESALE DRUG
ST CD R, E.

yUyHE subscriber recently of the firm OF
IL VIC. Simpson g. Co., having Ia
ken the stock and stand lately belonging
to the same, now offers tor sale on most
liberal terms. a verv large assortment OF
DRUGS .WEDICINES PAINTS AND
DYE STUFF'S.
From arrangements he has entered into, he
will instantly be receiving MI lmporta'
tons of English, French and India Drugs,
which, with the following. VIII be offered
unusually low.
5000 - Camphor
cases Turkey OPIUM
10 do Llquorce Paste
5000 do LlquorIce Root
800 do Ca'omel
500 DO Red Precipitote
500 do Tartar. Acid
1000 do Eng. Sup. Carb. Soda
100 Boxes CASTLE Soap
600 or. SUP. Qulnne
2 Cans Ess. Lemon
do Ess. Burgumot
100 or. Frs. Bepzan
900 do Oh Peppermint
90 Casks Sal Soda
5000 DO Arrow Root
1000 do Turkey Gum Myrrh
SO Bills Epson Salts
| 90 Bales Bottle Corks
100 Packages upothecaries Gass.war
SO Bales India Snena
% Casks White Lead
90 Cases ShelIac
| Is do Copal India
90 Kegs Paris Green
6 Hhds. Nader
so Bb's. ground Camwood
| 200 do do Dye Woods
10 do Blue Vnrol
| 100 Carboys Oil Vltriol.
Dealers in Drugs, Manufacturers, PLY
sicans &c. are respectfully invited to cal
when wanting to purchase, or forward
their orders which will receive the mos
prompt attention.
EDWARD BRINLEY,
No, 3 & 4 South Side old Fanieut Hall.
august 2, 1889. Boston
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Diseases of the Lungs.
Decidedly the most popular remedy ever
known in America.


known in America.
WT GETABLG EULMcNA-
w RY BAL S.ATI is the most va.ua-
bic remedy now in use for coughs, colds, as,h-
ma or phthisc, consumption. whooping cough
and pulmonary affections Of every kind. Its
sale is steadily increasing, and the proprlelors
are constantly receiving the most favorable
account Of its effects. The following new
certificates ire offered for public examination.
AN INTERESTING CASE.
Extract Of letter from Mr.. c. S. Clay, King.
ston, Ulster CO. ~ Y, to the proprictors.
Yours ofthc 9th inst. was duly received. A
remarkable cure was effected by the Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam in the winter and spring
of 1888. The person, Mr.. Moody, had been
sick long time with the consumption. His
physicians had given him up. He was redu-
ccd so low as to be unable to help himself and
was raising large quantity Of blood when he
commenced using the BaiSan. hich has efIec
ted a complete cure and he is now as haze and
hearty as ever he was. Mr.. Moody has 70.
moved from this town, but he has promised
me mere detailed account o' his case, which
will forward you. G.. 5. CLAY.
Kingston, n. Y. June o5, 1885,
Extract Of Il letter from DR.. Jacob Myers.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been
sold in tins county for two years, and tic
medicine has gained an uncommon celebrity.
form scarcely in one instance failed of having
the desired effect. am by no means in favor
OF the many nostrums. most Of which are i'm.
positions upon a credulous public, but that
which know by use to be ctiectual, | cannot
but help give my appreciation thereto. A
counterfeit preparation has been offered here
by travelling Agent, Of Coms,ock, n. Y.
n1,Ht - Hon, Il 1
is strongly suspected 10 be spurious.
JACOB MYERS, NJ. D.
Miflling;on. Junata CO. Penn. May 5. 1887.
From Dr. Samuel Morrell, to the Projectors
Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
am satisfied iha, the Vegetable Pulmona.
ny Balsam is a valuable medicine. 1t has
been used in this place with complete success
in an obstinate complaint of the lungs, alten>
ded with a severe cough, loss of voice, and the
raising ofmuch blood. which had previously
resisted many approved prescriptions, After
uslrg the BaIsam one week. the PATIENTS
voice returned and he was able 10 speak audi.
bly,. This case occurred some time since. and
the man is now engaged not only in active
but laborious business. Respectfully, &c.
S. MORRELL.
1t is now more than six years since was
brought very low by an affection of the lungs,
and my complaint was declared to be incura.
bic by ccunci! Of three physicians. was
then restored to as good neallh as had en-.
joyed for many years, by using the Vegetable
Pulmonary BalSGm. Since my recovery
have recommended the Balsam in a great ma
ny cases Of lung complaints, and SO far as
can learn, its use has invariably been followed
by much benefit. and in many instances it has
effected cures which were wholly unexpected.
SAMUEL EVERETT.
Boston, March 9, 1887.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by J. & J. Fl.
PECK Il Co.. Burlington. VI.
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CopartnershipDissolved.

VFlHE Copartuership heretofore existing
Il under the name w. G.. STIMPsoN u
Co. was dissolved by mutual consent July
I9th.
All persons indebted 10 said firm, are re.
qnesled to make payment to Edward Br'n.
lev. late JUNIOR Partner, who is authorized
to lquldate all Coparnership concerns
And all persons who nave claims against
said late firm, will present the same to SAID
Edward Brlnley for payment by whom the
business will be continued as usual.
w. C.. Simpson,
EDwARD BRINLEY.
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More New Goods.

More New Goods.
TUST Received at the newly fit
" ted store of LATHRoP, PoTw1N
& WAIT, a very extensive assort-
ment of beautiful and rich goods
suited to the present approaching
season which will be freely shown
at all times and sold mnc0mn10nly
cheap for Cab, or Exchanged for
most kinds of country Produce their
friends and customers are invited
to examine their stock and judge for
themselves.
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FALL GOODS.

81 OCt. 1909.
EUST received MERENOS, French,
~ English, German, saSony, Cd splendid
colours
Apinos-Frcnch and English iig'd
French and Eng.
Alpaca Cloth, for ladies' cloaks,
u splendid article
Mouseln De Lains
Chally, and Satin Lawns
Gro do Antique
Reps
Gro do Swiss
Silks Pout dc Sole
1 Gro do Nap
Italian Lusliing
Sinchcws
SHAWLS--Mcrino,T hibet, Rich CASH
mere, Kaybal, French Tartan, Angola,
Mode coIord Merino, Plaid, Printed
Kaybal, Prussian, spun Silk and Bro
Chico
Ladies Brown Cotton, bleached, Lisle
Thread. assorted colors, Merino, white
aud color'd. Worsted, Silk Hose. for
sale by II. w. CATLIN g. Co.
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Brushes of all kinds.

Hair Brushes Of about 90 different kinds,
Flesh Brushes, Clothes Brushes 4 kinds, In.
fants Brushes, Nail Brushes kinds, Hearth
brushes kinds. Shoe Brushes, Brushes for
Plate, Lather Brushes, Table Brushes Hat
Brushes kinds Tooth Brushes 8 kinds, Comb
Brushes or cleaners kinds, Floor Brushes
Blacking,W Watch Brushes, French Hair Brush
es, constituting as fine an assortment of good
Brushes as has ever been offered in this Mar
ket, many of our Brushes are made with The
best selected stiff white BRlSTLES and
with rose Wood backs, and are sold about
as cheap rs the tho tawdry painted Brushes
so commonly seen in the Country, We in
vito an examination Of them at the Variety
Store. PANGpoRN q bRINsmAiD.
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DIR. HULL'S
Utero Abdominal Supporter.

TEVIIlS new Instrument tor the radical
Il cure Of Proapsus Utcri or Falling Of
the Womb, by external application. super.
sedng the use of,hc Objectionable Pessary,
is confidently recommended to the afflicted
as the means Of a perfect restoration to
health, 1t never having failed Of performing
cure even under the most aggravated
circumstances. 1t has received the decided
appreciation Of Sir Ashley Cooper Of LON
DON; Sir Benjamin 6. Bro0le; Sir James
Clark. Physician to the Queen; DR.. ASH
well, Lecturer on Midwifery to Guys Hos
pital; DR.. Rigby, Lecturer to ST. Barthol-
omess; Dr.. Griffith, Lecturer to Westmn-
ster Hospital: Or. Ramsbofham. Lecturer
to London Hospital; Robert Ferguson,
Lecturer to Westminster Lylng-in Hospi.
tai. Dr.. Swealman, Lecturer TO Middle>ex
Hospital, and senior Accoucheur to Queen
Charloue's Lying.in.llospi'aI; also by
Henry Davies, Conquest; Blundell, Lee,
Merrman, Surgeon Kea'es &c. by DR.
Moreau President Of the Academic Royale
de Medicine, PARIS and Accoucheur to
the Duchess D'Ofeans; Professors Vel
peau Marie Paul Dubois, Samson and
others - ard in New York by Professor
J. w. Francis G.. S. Bedford, NJ. D..
Professor Of Midwifery in University the
city NEW YORK; Professor Denfield,
Professor Francis U. Johnston, President
County Med Society; Laurens Hull, pres.
Medical society, state of New York; prof,
James McNaughlon of Albany; professor
March, prof Cyrus Perkins. prof Doanc--
Drs. Thos. Boyd, Gilbert Smith, Hosack,
Stearns Ludlow CIssarn VDche Power
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NOTICE.

7 HEREBY give notice that have given
l. my son FREDERICK BlXBY, his time,
and shall not claim any of his earnings, or
BIO responsible for any CONT acts made by him,
after this date. IRA BlXBY.
Esser, Oc. l6, 1889.
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ESQ prs. of Ladies fine Shoes

and slippers. assorted qualities, also nice se-
lected India Rubber over Shoes. for Ladies
and Misses, SO pairs gentlemen's do. u few
pairs nice gaiter shoes and dancing Pumps, at
Oct. 10. LYMAN & COLES.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

TO MANUFACTURERS q OTHERS.
NNHE Providence Washington Insurance
eA Company, in Providence Rhode.
Island. continue to Insure agan>, loss or
damage by fire, on Cotton, Wollcn, and
other Manufactures, Buildings, and Mer,
chaDdise. on favorable terms.
This Company is we'll known to the
Manufacturers Of New Eng land, and pos.
sesses their full confidence.
The Company was incorporated 4. y.
1900. The Capital Stock is $500 600, all
paid in many years since, and well secured
in Bank Stocks and Real Estate. The
Directors are.
SULLIVAN DORR.
BENJAMIN HOPPIN,
MOSES B. IVES.
HENRY p. FRANKLIN,
ROBERT II. IVES,
ELISHA DYER.
CARLO MAURAN.
CHARLES JACKSON,
WILLIAM BUTLER.
Manufacturers and others wishing for
Insurance, are requested to direct their ap
plicalons (Which should be accompanied
with a particular description of the prop.
erly,j per mail, to the President or Secre.
tary Of the Company, and the same will be
attended 10 promptly.
SULLIVAN DORR, President
WARREN $. GREENE. Secretary.
Providence Washington Insurance
Company's Office, :
Providence, II. L. 1889. WYE s
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S III u a ~ Q

nR. M, HITCHCOCK'S NEWLY IN
~ VENTED SNuFF--The best article
ever discovered by scientific men, in Europe
or America, for the cure and absolute relief Of
Ca,arrh, Dizziness Of the Head. Weak Eyes,
Nervous Headaches. Fallen sickness, Fits, and
infants troubled with Snufiles, partial shocks
Of Palsy, &c.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. IlITcH.
COCK l. Co.., solo proprletots, III Genesee
street, Utica, and by their agents throughout
the United States and Canada. In Burng-
ton only by J. & J. II. PECK IL Co., in YER
gennes by }, II. BOWMAN, in Milton by
WnrrNuY, LANDoN s. Co.. in Georgia by
Lorenzo James. aug 2
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ii A R.-.H A 1 IL.
1 m pOrtant Dis very.
THE GREAT MYSTERY FOUND OUT
ar = ]ST


ar L.lST.
nR. STERRY'S HAIR REGENERA-
~ TOR. DR.. Sterry, after much attention
to the important subject Of preserving the hu
man hair. has, after many experiments, chcmi.
cal and physical. been able TO discover an ar,i
Gle which is now offered with the greatest
confidence for the toilet, as the best thing ever
discovered, from its sotening and penetrating
quality, TO produce 4 good head of har--to
prevent it from falling off when badness is
apprehendcd rcstoEe it when badness has
taken place, and TO prevent it from turning
gray. 1t is more nourishing ;hun pomaum,
antique oil, or cologne water. II is a beauti-
full article for ladies curls--it makes The hair
soft and lively, and produces uncommon brill
fancy. Thousands have tested its superior
virtues and excellence. and in every instance
it stands unrivalled. 1t is an infalblc cure in
all affections Of the skin on the hcad-as
dandruf, &c. &c. Every family should be
supplied with a bottle of this oil. that by its
application to the head and hair of their chill.
dren. the beautiful and ornamental appendagc
Of a fine head Of hair, which nature has sup-
piled us, may be preserved. From the numer-
Gus certificates and recommendations received
Gifts salulary influence, the Doctor feels firm
ly persuaded he has succeeded in producing
and article which will meet the desired wishes
and appreciation 81 he public.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
i. iiITCHCOCK & Co.,
III Geucsce street, Utica.
In Burlington only by }. 81 J, II. PECK & Co =,
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WIN DOW SASH.

90 & Ell by 8
4 easements Of sash, Il
first rate article, at
= 81 and 81 cts. per
v light. Also, ALL kinds
4 and sizes, furnished
4 TO order.
'A''"z--' = * -1za'A@ Ticondcroga Black
Lead, a first rate article, for sale very low,
with great variety ofoiher articles.
as cheap as can be found at any other estab.
lishmenl in the place. GEO. PETERSON
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N GencSce slreet, UIlca.
In Burlington only by }. e. J, H. PECK & Co,
in Vergennes by !, II. BOWMAN, in Milton
by WHITNEY, LANDON g. Co., in Georgia
by LORENZO JAMES. jy2G
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-10
From ne Ner York Mirror
FROM THE GERMAN OF GOETHE.

By +. G. HALLECK.
Again We come, az ia We hrong around me
Dim, >hadnwy beings Of my hdyhoad'< dream!
Sill shah bless, as then, ruur Speilth II bound me
S bend 10 miStS and vapnrS, AS We seem
Nearer We come yird me rs We found me
Ia youth, rour w"r>hippvr and as HE stream
OF mir thai iDltS yon in is m gic wreahS
Flows BY my lips, youth' joy my bosom brealhes
Lost forms ard loved ones We are with YOU bringing,
And deare,t imagrS of app,er days; ..,
Frs love and Friendship in yuur path up. Sprinsing
Like old Traditions hufre!nen,h red lays;
Aud long Slept soiruwS walked, whose Girse like
singing ..."
Rscail> my life's strange abvrin'hine maze
And names, The heart ntourned, whom stern doom
Ere their years GUNNER summoned to lhr tomb.
They hear not these, my last songs-they whose
greeting
Gladdrned my GTS-ny spring-,ime friends have
gone,
And gone fast journeying from that place Of meet
ny,
The echoes Of heir welcome one by one.
Though StranSer-croWGS, my listeners SINCE are
beating
Time 10 my music, their applauding tone
More grieveS than gad> me- while The tried and true
II yet earth, are wandering far and lew.
longing long inf It, n deep-drawn sigh
For the dark SPIRIT LAND u'ert overs mr now;
Nv songs faint VOICE sinks itinler, k'the diving
Tones ot III wind harp swinging from the b ugh
And my changed heart lhrubS waril-nu moe de-
nyng --.
Tears NY eyes. or sadness TO ny brow.
The near aiar of seems, rh- distant nigh,
Aud NOW a dream, the re lily.
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POETRY.
From ne Kmckcrbocker.
ASABBATu AMONG THE APPENINEs.

Saba IL AMONG ltiE APPENINES
u i his own. His Sabb1ih day,
His voice l. busy Ia Inv heat
must from earthly lhonghiS away,
And 60 Ia muse with him apart.
Tho in nv soul The w,igh OF woe,
And on my brow The lines of care,
He would not now HIS grace bes,ow,
Did be design TO spurn my prayer.
The bills lha, hem this little dell,
And rear their wooded forms on hah.
Alike The sum4ner beams rrpel,
Aud bld atar the wintry sk,
Where Solitude hath fIamtd a bnwer
And Shade hath spread her noon-lide night,
lie camesio fill the lonely hour,
lie shines, aud where He shines, lis light.
My rowing soul He bids me hound
within this scene ui .ky and grove, . .
Here own The marks Of holy ground,
Here meet the objects at hi> low:
Tho hushtd The chimes ol Sabbath praise,
And moi track % man appear
The Lard himself a s:.rine shall raise,
Nor lack 5 bbath service here.
These clustering trunks Of stately trees,
Like columns ot sone Golhic aisle
Rise. undisinrh+d by summer breeze,
God.framrd, God7accepied pile!
Here may bsnd uncovered head,
Fresh homage 10 my Master swear,
since mere "A C'seuu u u cOurn - spread,
F1r fool ofpras', Or knee Of prayer. ....
Nor lonely is my duty paid, ..
Though 10 The eve u m n alone; a..
F1r many ha ID is Strelch'd 10 aid, ="
And bear nv / fl rings 10 the throne.
Around the Lowry Altar stand, ."...
With ear atteni, and heav'nwrrd eye,
A throngng bright angelic band,
To wait my incense u the sky. ~.
Fo, Faith is here though weak and frail,
And lettering with inianiine feet,
Her voice Is sti ong htr Lord 10 hail,
And firm she gra>ps the inercv-Seal
And Live, thai like sister cings,
With we "a clear beam of day,
And ardent Hope, with tlutlering wings,
All restless IN her cage Of clay. ..~..
A who is >he, that Shrinks behind
With 81 serene and sweet smile,
And finger >ed, lcSl some rude wind
Should murinnr through The leafv aisle,
Leading yon syph in >ilken b md, .l"
Who hides her lace beneath her wingsl
IT'S Peace, with her own olive wand,
And Joy, who shades the bliss she brings.
And nearer 10 my alton crowd,
In vestnTe stained with MANY tear
Pale sorrow, inea.h her burden how'd;
Patience that >oolheS her sister Fear:
AMI MANY more 10 memory known, ......
Heart linked To hear, md hand 10 hand;
How can deem myself alone,
So blest, mid such goodIy band
They know each want, they know each grief,
They throng with me His rnrrcy'< throne,
With me they kneel TO urge relief,
NV nearest woes they claim their own:
They cheer my soul with many sigh,
Each donb, repreSS, and hush each fear;
Sweet Smiein rvsiv smile Of mine,
And weep in every gushing tear
One is our object-one our aim, .-
Wnene'er Saated rite paw; ##'
They own with me the S virnr's name,
They own with me the S tvinur'> d,y!
While they nv feeble service share, ...
Here il j. good iur me 10 b. !;
Elcn spot becomes a house Of pray'r,
Each day a Sabb Ilh-day 10 me.
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Z lrEIN.nRANCE AND rRuxr COMPANY

IFE IN SURtNCE AM IhCST COMfANl.-
rne G. rtrI lhle Insurance. Annuity and Trust Con.
ny a, Pll.leJht ilcsfp rated iy the Legislature. by
a,,a,u, charter office Nh $50 Chcsnu stfeet) make
Insur,nce, upon Lyes-celyu and execute Trusts and
receive Dept.tes IN trust and On p,eres-gfaut Aanu
tiesand Eaosments-ana MIKE engagements generally
Inn, mncn the contingency Of life enters.
LIFE INSURANCE Persons may effect insuran-
ces unh the Company upon their lives me lives
Of others FOR year, atetm OF years, or the Whole Of
life AMI the premium may be paid annually or IN one
The following table shows the rate at which an lnsn
ranc. OF 100 dollars may be effected, The lite Of heal
my ppson"r one year seven years Or ne ,hoe dura
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THOMAS ALLEN,

Tar MaplsoslaNls published Tri-weekly during the
.,,n,, Of Congress, aud SenI-weeky during the re-
~. n IS per annnn,. For slx months, 80
n subscription Will be taken for term short Of sia
.,n,,h, nor unless paid iar ~ sdnaace.
PRICE or ADykRTisISo.
r..,,,s lines. or less, three Insertions, u %
Iwe''' , NM, insertion, Is
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. mar. discount made to those who advertise BY
the year , A.. ,,,;, i; IN r. -,
aas,,,,s pali al onr risk provided il shall alp
Oa"NI oostn4sers certificate, that such remittance
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WATKINS ON CONVEYANClNG, IS concluded
w in the June number of the Law Library, which con
ins also the Of Treatise, Ivy the Lord
Chief Baron Gilbert. Rent Tire work may he exa
nrlned At the bookstore of +. TAYLOR u.'..
The Law Library publishes so 60 dollars worth o.
law books every year for 10 dollars, with the farther ad
vantage 10 Subscribers Of reccvina them thro4h the
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Fanny !Soap.--Undeserved adulaton ex-
pressed in poetic language IS now called fancy
soap. This is.an Improvement upon the more
vulgar term Of soft soap.
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A Coid-and Ciommg Compiimeni---A Phi
ladelrhia paper, speaking Of a dramatic debu
tant, says -" We have seldom heard more
capital voice for crying clans.
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OXFORD DRAWING BOOK, cheap - The art Of
~ Drawing and the Theory and Practice OF Perspective
IA one guarto volume. containing in addition quantity
Of Leer Press, than one hundred sheets Of rngay.
ed drawings. Teaching gessvey the sketchlng. draw
ing and long nf Landscape Scenery, Animals the h
mar tgnrc, &c &c. i'm method Of Prict zeal Per
spectvr detailed in ii novel, easy and per&pcuo,S style
designed for self instruction IN the art Ivy NJ MhtIock
'eachrr Of dra" ing perspective the University Of
Oxford few copies of the above which were published
III London ut two guInrHs each. are lust imported ty f.
Tay Ior, price dollars IS cents. feb Ia
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DOCKS On GEOLOGY, MINERALOGY, sc F
ID TAiLOR'S cheap list continued.
Lyeils Geology, last and best edition. complete for five
dollars II. {. a.. ..
Bucklands Geology and Mneralogy, two octave vols
with engravlngs, IS IS. :M.
Danas Mincralogy large svo vol. Of $40 pages filed
with engravngs, tnli bound. = rs. '.-0'."..
De Ia Beches Geology. arpe syo vol 2 25. ".
Mathers Geology, ! vol Of l39 pages, 81 cents,
Van Rensseiaers Geology. sgo vol price 25.
Johnsons Physical Sciences, comprising Mineralogy,
Chemistry, Geology, Metanrgy Crysiaopaphy. Fossil
Organic Remains and Meroroosy, the whoe comprised
in volume Of i7s pages, filled it'll engra,ings and
full hound prlce dollar. s*
Together with others too numerous for an advertise
ment, many Of which are imported from London hy The
advertiser all for sale at the low Of price
" it'll the above. mar
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CHEAP BOOKS.--F. TAYl OR offers 10 members
~ Of Congress and Others leaving the city, any Of the
Books in his collection in which viii lie found almost
every standard work OF class OF literature and
ence NJ prices which shalt he in every low as
some cases lower than the cheapest New York and PHI
ladclphla prices He undertakes 10 satisfy any one on
tins roai who is acquainted with the value Of books If
they viii call and examine for themselves. Books pack
cd IN the cst manner and boxes furnished free OF chge
his collection Of Law, Medicine Natural Science. Poll
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