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New Ark Female Seminary
DELAWARE.

This institution, now conducted by the Rev
Samuel Bell, will on the first "Wednesday OF No
Sember next be transferred 10 the care OF TIL sub.
scrbcf, Who will continue 10 pursue the same
course Of instruction, p IN of discipline and gencr-
hi management which has been universally APPROX
sd In Oxford Female Seminary under his direction.
Ana while excellence in every department will be
chiefly aimed att in order to bring good education
within the means of pcrsois in moderate clrcum-
stances, The ebvges ioiH be unusually loc.
Music will receive more tinn ordinary attention.
The principles Of the science will be thoroughly
taught by familiar lectures accompanied by suitable
illustration and regularly progressive exercises !
while great will be taken TO form an accurate
and effective style of performance.
The French, Spanish, and Italian languag $ will
he tught by the Professor ofmodcrn languages in
Newark College; and the subscriber will he enabled
10 avail himself of the advice and assistance of the
present experienced principal the Seminary
TERMS.-Tuition in the English branches and
veal music, board, fuel, washing, lights, &c, per
session % weeks. $50
Extra charges 10 those vino pursue the following
studicS-Ancient and Modern languages, each per
quarter, IS, Musi; on the piano, with the ue OF
the best instruction boots and the most appropriate
and fashionable mu sic, per gu irtor, So Use OF IN
ssruments So. Drawing and hitting, per quar-
srr, ss Small extra charges also for Wax Flowers,
Needle Sork, &c.
t}soks and 81 Itionary will he furnished al rate
below the ordinary retail prices or pupils who pre-
fer it will be supplied with all ncccss ny stationary
aud the use If the text books for 81 for the FIRST
quarter and 81 ior each subsequent onei making
the whole necessary expenses for years education
in this Scmina'y only SIPS.
Further information may be obtained and places
secured, by addressing the subscriber at Newark
Newark College and tho superior Academy con
ncctcd with il will be very convenient for parents
having children of both sexes to edu ate,
August, 1871. THoMA AS ID. BELL"
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ECONOMY as WEALTH.

From 10 TO 25 per cent can be saved BY purchas.
ing furniture at the Wilmington
Furniture Warehouse No. Is Market Street,
Where is offei cd for sale tie most extensive assort
mcnt of superior Furniture ever presented TO the
citizens of Delaware, comprising every variety OF
Mlhogony, Walnut, Birdseyo Maple and richly
painted fancy cane rush seat Oh AIRS; also Wind
sor and Rocking Chairs of every pattern and color
Settces, Cradles, Field, high and low posted Bed.
stedds; Stacking bottoms and cords Venitian and
Eastern Window Blinds of diff rent sizes and
colors Mahogany and Gilt framed Toilet and
Looking Glasscs Bureaus, Sidsboards, Sofas, Ma
hogany and Cherry Centre, Card, Dining and
Breakfast Tables, Candle and Work Stands, L ASST
ERN CLOCKS al fhe reduced price Of Sl-war-
rantcd to keep good time; and many other ARTICLES
equally low.
All furniture bousL 1T Of the subscriber not prov
ing to be as recommended, can be returned and
the money will be refunded.
1t will seen at once that great adv .ntnges mu>'
arise from purchasing al my warcrooms, which
arc upon tha plan OF similar Establishments in Dos
ton, New York and Philadelphia where may be
had every article necessary for housekeeping anC
at prices ms low as in either oil the above Cities
thereby saving to the purchaser time, freight, poI
terage risk Of brcakdge, &c, &c. .
GEO, A. RICHMOND.
N. Bod Chairs repaired and reprinted so n
10 look equal to new. Don't fjrgct tho No. ]
Market ST, Wilmington Delaware, Sign of tn
"BIG CHAIR"
Aurnst 10, 1871. 1y
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UNSATISFACTORY PATENT
I'R USS.

INhesc TRussEs arc manufactured md sold by
- Seymour and Marsh, Cana ohairc, Montgome
ry county, New York, to whom oil orders from
abroad must be addressed. These trusscs arc con-
structcd in many particulars, on an entirely new
1lan and their advantages over all other Trusscs,
lave been attested not only by the most respectable
,fthe Medical Faculty, but by the actual expen
nent of tlose afflicted with the disease which they
iro intended to alleviate. The most eminent Phy-
,icians upon an examination of this Truss, are so
decided as to its Superiority that they have cheer
lilly and voluntarily given certificates to the pro-
fietors to be laid before the public, few OF wicq
ire subioined.
CERTIFICATES.
This is to certify that /, Ambrose Chase, OF
Lyme, was afflicted with rupture from the time
| was sixteen years of age until was forty, and
had tried Trusses of several kinds, but received no
relief, until l procured one manufactured by Sey-
mour Marsh, Of Canajoharie, New York, which
wore about two years, and am now completely
cured, SO that have done without for two years
past. AMBROSE CHASE.
Lyme, N. II. Sept, 5th, 1886.
We, the undersigned, are acquainted with the
move named Ambrose Chase, and consider him
nan of truth, and know that he now performs til
nost laborous work, such Lying stone wa |
umbrring, &c. ALEXANDER CoRiISs,
oyl3rd, sor' 1th lsSS; p 1s,1S G1TaIss'
L or sale by fsbN AMI i'iNft''tiN''it
Corner Of 9Th s. Market-street, Wilmington
have examined the modification ola Truss, he
invention of Mr. Seymour Marsh, which consider
superior to any thing of the kind TINT have seen
| feel warranted in recommending il to the publ
as such. J. WHITe, NJ. d.
Cherry Valley, Feb. IL, 1881.
| have examined the Truss of Seymour Marsl
and concur in the opinion expressed by DR.. OF
as to its practical utility in the treatment of rup
| turcs. PETER Z. lArrAN'
Sept goth, 1888. NJ N
Sold by EDWARD BRlNGllURST,
No. 1877 Market ST., Wilmington, Del
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VAUGHAN Il PETERsON's
RED h1M1lINNW
| RHEUM ATISM.
VAUGHAN & PETERsoN's RE-

xr.rrrtt,Nr o nyTNncnN1.c n
, AouhhN q ~ n, EhcoN . I'VE
a., lor n hlenm a eors ,
oa'' oPra'nsi n.u'ses r. "1"n any
ss,hness ol ihe 'oants, @o any ~. a'.o n;.,
enee.ua, anu 'lne,a.e ,el ,; ''l puT s
,a' anu .ealo u l l",,, ., tHc ulse"se' N'ihO
MI ~, io ~, IN III uL q ;nEnp. ,.;o :. g.,
. J;d,ae, ", ts pep rroa moss ro a
y eslahl'sneopy eerLll.ca t 'ron, Illus. res
peeaan,e c.''nems anu ny ee uJ'ou .h "a
aora,na'y cures ~ ,,"s peso.ed' w fro
nave ~ pee,' suc'l as ~ le,nove P,eJuI'oe :o,''
VIC ' '''iu' y. n ac,Ipia IL ~" py ",,
who have approved oil the medicine and pre-
scribcd il in their practice.
N%Ihe propret0rs are pleased TO one
the following statement from a regular
bred and respectable physician, which they
hope will remove suspicion of Quackery as
regards this Linament, from the minds CT
those who have been so often deceived by
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Wiley'spIougll cas-

NEW BOOKS.
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC and Repository
4 Useful knowledge, for the year 1871. <
Mercedes of CASTLE; or the Voyage to Cathay, in
vols BY the author of "Thc Spy" "The Last
the Mohcans," &c.
The Budget ofthe Bubble Family, in Q vols. By
Lady .ytton Bulwer.
Poor Jack, in vols. BY Capt. Marryatt, r. N.
Tom Crngcs Log, new edition, 3 vols; in one
for 37a cts.
The abov, Just received and for sale or circula-
ton, at
Z. A. WILSON'S
Bookstore and Circulating Library,
dccld l07 Market street
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Rose Oint,nent.-The following statement OF
fau,s has been furnished us by brother of one Of
the publishers of this paper, which we cheoriully
publish for the benefit of those who may be SINH
iarly all; ctcd.--He was afflicted with letter on
his left foot about nine months. II commenced
on one of the toes and spread rapidly over the
foot, extending up the anele. The disease was SO
severe that deep holes were formed in the flesh
His instcp was so alarmingly affected as TO have
almost the appearance of a honeycomb. During
all this time lie was using all the preparations he
regular physician, hut without any effect. Acct
dontally hearing of the Rose Ointment, he com.
menced using it. The effect was mmcdiatc-and
the use of one jar entirely cured him.
We confidently recommend the preparation to
all suffering with the affection. For sale by
ian5 L. CHANDLER Il Co.
AN Market
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Literary Institute Cor Boys.

Conducted By The Rcr. Cory tHa"0eF5'
n. b., T. C. d., Uifmhgton Del.
yuyHIS Boarding School will be rc-opened on
Wednesday the LIST of September next Its
various departments are now supplied with cor pc
tent teachers aiording every advantage for the nc
ouironoat of complete English Education with
Latin, Creek, French, and Spanish Languages il
required, either separately or in connection with
the English.
Mr.. 6. will with pleasure explain the system OF
instruction, and give such information parents OF
guardians may require, before they entrust their
children TO his
Wilmington, Del, August "a, leil. 3m
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To Owners Of Vessels. &C.
D9FIE,SP.4NaCEA PILLS

ruyO remove Debilitation of the System, Giddi
ness or Swining in the Head, Cos :ivcncss
Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Pam In
the Side, Breast, or between the Shoulders Pies
Rheumatism, Failing of the Womb, all inlama
lions. Night Swcats, Ulcers, Sores, Diseased Liver
letters and ull Eruptons of the Skin, cleanse the
system of all mercural effects, &c.
DAVIES BALM OF GiLEAD
For Coughs, Consumption, Bronchites, sore
Throat and Diseased Liver.
DAVIES FAMILY PILLS.
These Pills are Anti Bilious, calculated to Cleanse
the stomach Purify the Blood, and leave the sys-
tenn in sound and healthy state.
All ofthe above medicines for sale wholesale anu
retail, by rrorpNAu
General Agent for the State of Delaware
No. IA Market st. Wilmington.
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6tARPETINGs-

ANARPETgNGs- received from auc;
V zion 1000 yards splendid Venitan and Ingram
Carpotings at prices from 62A cents up to 81 SO,
per yard and at 10 per cent. below the usual rates,
for sale by OLIVER IL PATTERSON.
nur IA no 81 market Street.
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a tHAFING DISHES--A good assortment of
u chatting dishes for summer use. for sale by
JOHN L. MADDEN & co.
mar q 57Markct at
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The following is IN extract from letter from
the Rev. Thomas Leve, dated
I.ovEvnIE, Del. June 18th, 1871.
"with the system you have adopted, your
u.odc of communicating instruction, the govern
ment of your school, and the management of the
boarding departmental am highly gra'iiied.-,
with the examination was so much delighted
that I really wished all parents who have daughters
20 educate could have been present. The improve
ment which our daughter made while with you ex-
ceeded far my expectations, and greatly regret
that size is not enjoying the privilege of being with
YOU this summer"
July 81, 1871 SIN.
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IN -. Nj. LETOURNAU, Clock and Watch
" Maker, would take this method, respectfully
10 return his thanks to his friends and the public
generally, for the liberal encouragement and pat
ronage which he has received in the line of his
profession, and hopes by proper attention TO ousi-
ness, and all work lefi with him, TO merit contin-
uancc of the same. N. B.-Accordians and mu-
sic boxes repaired .5aoQp
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TESTIMONIALS.

Having had an intimate acquaintance with Mr.,
Thomls ID. Bell Tor Uurnber of years. it affords
me pleasure to express my conviction that ilo is
admiralty quilted by his talents, atanments, and
experience, for the instruction and government of
a select school for young ladies. The Female
Seminary in Oxford Pa. has been under his dircc-
lion and tuition since its commencement and hay
-int, aiissdcd al, It's examinations, lam Prepared
10 saw that his pupils would compare neH with
yomg ladies in the highest scminuric' Of similar
kind. in any part ofour country. have frequent
v attended examinations in the Gel bracd schools
Of New England and hesitate not to sly that Mr,
Bell has a systematic course of instruction, and
has given as compl,le an education as may bo
found in the very best Of schools. Mr. Bell re.
moves 10 Newark Del, an exceedingly healthy and
central village, where he designs still to carry on
his school with increased facilities 10 afford an ac-
cnratc and thorough knowledge ofai the solid
md petite branches ola complete female education
lis also due to Miss Bell to say that the pupils
in Music under her care, performed admirably
and neper fai!ed to delight the audience of every
Examination.
therefore checrfu!ly recommend Mr. Bell ane
nlso Miss Bell as emnently qualified Tor their re
spective stations.
JAMES MCINTYRE, Pastor ofthc
Presbyterian Church, ElSton, Md
July 22d. 1871.
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MtEDICINES, CHEMICALS AND DYE
III STUFFS, &c-1he subscriber has con-
stantly on hand large assortment OF Ire above
articles. which he will be glad to furnish Ply.
sicians and country Merchants on reasonable
terms.
The quality of the article may be relied upon
EDWARD BRINGHURST,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, corner of 9th aad
nt.La. ., yN;l,,;,utan
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MUSIC q VARIETY STORE. Uuron ST.
FgNlIE subscriber keeps constantly on hand gen.
"a eral assortment OF Musical Instruments. where
Bands can be supplied at eastern prices adding
transportation from The scahoard. also Gemin and
American Piano iorcs from The mot celebrated
makers and warranted 10 stand m any climate Piano
Music and Instruction Books for all Instruments 10
iins Accordions Fuics; Flies, Drums Violin strings
ClarIonet reeds. Blank Music Paper SC SC also a
variety oi staple goods consisting ia part OF Vest
and Suspendcr Buttons, Pearl and Bone do for Shirts.
White and assorted spool and skeius thread paieui
do. Sewing SILK, Needles OF all kinds Shell and
Horn combs OF vGrious patterns, Fine and Reddinc
do. with variety Of other articles too numerous 10
mention, and which will be- sold N fair prices The
subscriber wsuld respectfully invite the citizens and
country Merchants to call aud examine his stock
mar 2-lv J. NEIJOR
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WHEELING BoTTLING CELLAR.

a NEORGE HARTLEY. respectfully inform.
" The public that he has opened his cellar, Gr
boiling Hugh Clark Il Cos. Superior Pale Ale and
Brown Stout exclusively, Mt his old stand on Water
street few doors north Of the United States Hotel
haveing recently ordered large additional SUNNY
OF best Bristol bottles, he will be able 10 furnish
persons DESTROYS ofhnving rich sparkling ale equal
10 any Thing to he had in the Malt line. any where
IN any quantity from dozen 10 grocc. and orspect.
fully sollcIts the public patronage
As u has become common practice here rs well
AS elsewhere 10 endeavor to palm uTon the public a
"ashy-irOihy inferior alcas Hugh Clark q Cos. he
mas been compelled 10 label his bOules-in order to
prevent such Observation-Disclosures unless the M,
tie has Hugh Clark q Cos name upon tit is not
10 he considered the genuine article. ap 2O-lm
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ISNS will be taken bv the FIRE A. MARINE
a INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at he iowesi raicson--
Buildings of all kinds, stone brick or uooden and
their contents:
Steamboats, factories; mills, &c,
Furniture:
And mercnandize Of all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the tronsport.
alton Of goods on rivers, lakes seas canals and
railroads.
For the character Of tho company as 10 propp,,.
tHae and hberaiiiy "a The adjustment and payas1f
Of iosseS,-we beg leave to refer 10 the merchants
OF ihis place md elsewhere no have had the AL
Juslment Of claims upon Us.
JOHN FAWCETT Presi5ey,
DANIEL LAME, Secretary January l6 1s4I.
Board OF DGRECroRs.----JOhn Fawceit Pys,iyeg,
, Brady, John Goshorn, Charles d. Knox. Richard
w. Harding. Samuel Neel, William Paxton. J,cob
;. Shrver, Samuel Sprigg, Directors
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REMOVAL

u VIE Office No IL ST Clair street. Pittsburgh p,
4 has been discontinued, and The medicines G,r
morly sold AT that Office, viz:
DR. llarhch's Pills, DR. Leroys Female Pills. DIR
Paris Soothing Syrup, for tecthing DIR Csx's I'm.
brocaiIon. and DR. Swayne's Compound Svrnp. or
Prnnus NirgHlana, have been removed. aud nre
now for sale, m large small quantities 10 suit pur
chasers by, CJRIlSS 81 Co General Agents.
Al iAeir Office IN 81 Clair street. directly opposite
The Exchange Hotel, Pittsburgh Pa.
9rS Agents, Physicians, Druggists. and otber,
promptly supplied by forwarding their orders as
above. These medicines are also for sale bv
np l JOHN FISHER Wheeling Y,
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UNITED TArES FAST MAI. LI,E
FhOu WHEELING To IyOOcprp o,,.

r.ra -
FhON WHEELING TO WOOSTER. OJ5tq
81 way Of Nonas Pleasant.
GT~ Dsrrsville, Georgetown. ca.
- sSesSrf. dix. S,cciov,n. Franz lin rs,,.
ss.C<s. port. New Ph,ladelplia. Canal
Dover S,rawsburt, Milton. Mount Eaton. ,is,,b,,
Wooster. and Mnnseld. Connecting with M. Mi
Lines. TO Buryru,l Ashland. Norwalk. S,,,,instv
City. and Cleayeiitd. Leaves wbeel;,.- -
Monday. wednesdoi and Friday. ut "a o'eloel NJ
and Wooster ON Ts.sday. Thursday and S,tu,,av
Passengers by thspine, will arrive m e,,b.r end
in Time to connect with the mail Lines running east
and west.
The PR. begs leave TO tender to The public his
grateful acknowledgements for the liberal polrot,,ee
heretofore bestowed on ms Line--and TAXI. this %
casion 10 assure them. That expense or nteniton
shall he wanting on his part to render perfcct and
full satisfaction 10 all who may travel in bis line
and having lately renewed his teams and plae.d
new coaches on the road he naliers himself Ina,
he will merit, and hopes TO receive liberal ,hora
Of public patronage, For seats apply at tue Bar o
the u. :. Hotel.
J a. MYERS, Proprietor.
A. w. FLEMING. Agent
mar IL
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ASSURANCES.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
C.rtr,r c5OO nm

WIS Inv i-Ns'As iNA4Nirfs NONlGANl.
CAPITAL S500,000
Mis- company, being now duly Organized. is
Il prepared 10 make Insurance on eycrv de.
scnPiion Of Fire and Marine Risks such as Dwell.
ling Houses Store Houses, &c. with thcir contents
Also Steam Boats, Flat Boats and Keel Boats with
lher cargoes. TO and from any port on the Ohio and
MISSISSIPPI rivers. or their tributary streams An.
phcnlIOn for Insurance 10 be made Tor the present
al the Office ofthe Wheeling Savings Institution.
mar =. III. GREER. Secv. n. I
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JOHN r CLARKE

(SEccsSsor 10 Noore & Clarke
FORWARDING q COMMISSION MERCHANT
UheeiiDg Va.
NETII.L continue The Forwarding and Commits
w sion business at the old stand Of Moore &
Clarke, on Monroe street, Wheeling lie will de-.
vote his entire time; to the interest of his CORE,
pondeRis The patronage Of The cusiomrs Of the lata
hrn. and The public generallyis respcocifully. So
Icltpd
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e.,, ALEX. T. LAIDLEY CLERK.
NllkrLv and omILn. l.L CnmIII 81 IN

COMING GLASS. Portrait q Picture Frlmo
~ 4 muuuiIotureE-Thc suf-rrlprr rcssorft,II,.
informs The citizens Of Wheeling end vicInfry ff,f
he bias commenced. iu connection with his f,rw.r
bssi-noss. ihc Looking Glass. Portrait and Picture
fuma GIldIr". Sc .H a.iI brlurBrs-fI, has an.
gagged Mr. JAS. Robinson. from fie first mlnrf,,.
tories 900 New h"r, who's" unrkmausli p is ruf rlar
io mono in i1o Union, AMI b. now prepared o., on.
ccuie al! orders g That lrue lie Will constantly to
Dn hand an extensive assortment of LOOKING
CLASSES 0foycry description, BOO Gilt and N1la.l.
ny and Fancy Frames Picture and Portrait famrs
made 20 order Old frames rcgib auJ Gliding 9lcv.
cry description don, fu fla hfsfsfvlr.
Julyl4 wv BRANSTRIrP.
Agent fir IL g.F.rtg
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a CARD-DOARDINC.

W Would respect
folly anupuucc that shc has taken the house nc.
Gently occupied ~ Mrs Marks a few doors below
iho Virginia Hotel. on the west sidcor Main street
i,r thc reception Of gentlemen boarders and isu0r,
prepared % accommodate with board aud IJIriug
pany.
No p1ns-tnkiag shall be rcmltod on her part
necessary 90 render her table attractive and arrecg
BILE. aud apartments comfortable and pleasant
She will be- thankful 20 her friends for The mt
Ouago 81 their influence. up 20-n
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n Or1CE.-Ihc respective firms of FORSYTH,
~ Moore & Clarke, ard Moore q Clarke. hav.
ing been dissolved the first the st ofNov 1910
The latter on the Isl March, 1871. The undersigned
respectfully requests tho attention Of the friends and
correspondents o'the aforesaid firm. to the card Of
Mr. John + Clarke, his late partner who c, niinnes
The business IN their old stand on Monroe st. Wheel
ing HENRY MOORE
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E.1 G, HAWKINS. takes 5,.l. method 81 re,.-r
~ in1 joe thanks % TIE citizens Of yyIr,l,p,
~. aciui'y fJr the Kind p1trenr=. yhico fb,g
nave tended toward him, and hcz= 10 4r.gr..
u" W r.. .otuIng ~ u be waufir. Un his .a,
uia arr 30 -''....' %
I.' following descriptions Of WORK --f.f be- OK
..to 't hy. 'h..ryr fo nose, with rurrfu
g!.ls ana .'-Hhfrl signs NJ rv. ~ T-sa-. rt.. Il,
Irausrargusta. window EH.Fs III rr4,,.ft -, =.
stoned giass or Laudarauc-- MT.,trrg J.Is-.
Engine Bucks, tre CGmgauTref q ~. 81
sonic and ODD Follow ".rH.ro 49,, . .'
Carpets EnameI1ug end par,frr On t.Il.s ~.
signs num1o,s and picture a.Hsa..a. t..r5ll. IT,.
t8uons a NOJu ADD Nafl.s .ru.. .-..... ..
bfFAM BOAT PAINTING n rr.rEggy.
uud GLIDING. Cd OIL Painting, riela. ~.
paIrCd and Vanished with care.
N Marking PLACES cHf u Toe ueaICef rrss.
nc~tf n brass, copper or Zine, specimens Of OBJ.
work can He seen at NO zoe biaw street
~ Eaay or uo i1eafBy 1ui CcucfaI R..su
n fecii'n Of Zoe Human BODY. in which fhe ev
licences In favor ~ drs~ important subjects ar,
considered in r'i'i'gn bl,h b. Philosophy and Scrip
cure By slnaol Drew.
FOr sale 81 the Bookstore Of
jas. =. TyCRAAi
10y ~ l2l main 81