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With alassinger we see

side of Shakespeare. With Massinger see
Ford with q wand of pathos THAI strikes tears out
OF the stoniest heart; Shirley, with his simpler
manner; Haywood and Webster. with his pencil
of gloom and terror, sketchiDg the features OF vio-
lent hate. rage. and madness. Men 81 genigs
Is the elodueat observation OF the poet Young,
-'struck FIRE against each other. and so kIndled
into a glory which time can never extngulsh. We
think Eschvlus for Sophocles, Pacrhasius Tor Zeux-
Is. and Emulation FOR both" Young was. indeed,
abiding I. Athens, but the remark admits OF the
widest expansion.
Look. also, at the history Of pulpit elsquence.-
The same economy prevails While the air OF
France was nourishing the youthful intellect OF
Bourdaloue. rebuster genius was growing UP in
our own country Bourdaloue was born upon the
29lh Of August. 1882 Barrow, in October, 1890.
Elkchier. Bourdalouc and Bossuet, were only divi-
ded il their birth b. an interval OF FIVE years while
in our own country We find Hall, TAYLOR, Barrow,
South Sherlock, forming an unbrsken chain OF
Christian eloqucnce and learning. As We see Sher-
lock taking up the link that Rad fallen from the
hand OF a mightier Master 80 in France NASAL
lon born in 1868. replaced. with his graceful and
harmonious rhetoric, the majestic defamation OF
Bassue:. a gain in poetry. Pope, Shens,cne, Ihom-
son, Young, Collins, Dyer, Akensde, and Chatter
ton.-all beautiful lamps Of fancy, though some
burned with fainter ght-died out between
I748 and 1770. Corneille. Boileau, Racine, Mo-
iere, aHd Fontaine, lived to admire and applaud
each other. We trace the same analogy in our
dcton Richardson died in l76li Fielding seven
wears earlier; Sterne years later; and Smel-
let ia l7G9 clssed the catalogue OF our famous Sc
ries OF novelists.
Once more in philosophy, Galilee dies in 1912,
and Newton IS born in the same year. The Ian
tern of science is not estnguished, though 1t may
be cloudcd and the disastrous twilight OF gno-
rance wa, - be Linded into glorious dawn, by
the genius Of the writer Of the Pripcigia.
Gassendi closes his eyes upon philosophy and
life in G56; FIVE years after, the infant Bacon rose
10 illuminate the world of science When Bacon
published hi. treatise. Be ApgmentiS Scienta-
run. Descar,es was twenty-seven years old. Here,
too. the relationship Is seen. Dugald Stewart calls
him the Father of the experimental philosophy OF
the human mind as if he to man what Bacon
was 10 nature 1t mas been noticed, by Hallatn,
that his works contain only one alluson 10 Bacon,
Hobbies the assistant of Bacon, turned the eye OF
the student upon the philosophy Of the understand
ing. and suggested thoughts 10 Locke, OF which
that more excellent author made a prudent use.
So wonderfully linked is the chain OF wisdom. We
Nigh, pursue the argument with interest into the
history Of Italian art Raifaee, the glery 1T the
Roman school, dies; ard GiUio Romano brings
his masters mantle to Mantua Guiio vanishes. in
l642; Salvador Rosa, in 1913. Giorgione, lin
rorer. Titan, Ba.sano, Paul Veronese-aN shine
upon each other.
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/ CHEMICAL OIL-BDKhiHG FLUID-The sub
scriber would invite the attention Of the public TO ms
stock Of "GREENOUGH'S PATENT LAMPS" which
from their beauty and superior qu.ltes are destined to
cper.edc all other in The oil which il burned
in them Is chemical preparation, very clean in m proper
ties. and gives very brilast and economical light The
hafn'ng flnid Is portable light free from all smoke
smoll Or grease, and will neither soil nor stain Connon
Lamps an be altered at trifng expense to burn the
gd The subscriber kindly permitted to refer to some
81 our most respectable families who are now using the
article. }. G. HOOKER 46s Broadway,
between Grand and Broone
n. b. There Is no danger Of explosion in either Of
these articles
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20 2sutD2

STATE OF NEW YORK-IN CHANCERY.-Befor
- the Vice Chancellor Of the 9Th Creui,Jon G. Forbe
vs.. Joseph Carter.
In pursuance Of dscrea order of this Court made in The
above entitled by Vice Chancellor Of the 18th Circuit
will be sold public auction under the direction VI the suc
her one the Masters Of said Court residing in the city
York. the Merchants Exchange in aid riiy by f.
H. Ludlow Auctionc.r the 10Th day of December
~ o'clock of that day. All that certain piece parcel
land situate lying and being in the Ninth Ward Of the city
IF York forty feet Weerly from South
wet formed by III. intersection Bank aud urth
Thence running Westerly Bank twe-ty feet lend Of
Leonard Khy thence S0uthrly along said land of L. Kirby
forty feet thence Eastsadiy and along the land
X yilldebugue other land of William De Witt Mde
ncNe and thence along the land Of the aid william WIT
Mlde'ugue fory-wo feet TO Bank the place Of begin
ming, h- the more or less.
Dated New York, November Is, l94l.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL
MS 1910 Mar.rin Chsncsrv NJ - Iohn .lree
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aACKus,s PATENT
aACKUs's PATENT
P|ARL))R STOVE.

This Stove is constructed of the best quality of Russs
sheet iron upon The cylindrical prn-the furnace or fire
which Is attached an aosph Rareicr upon each side
OF tabular form and lined throughout The heat that l.
rated III the chamber passes between the Innings OF the
rarcer Cor rada;ors they are called into the base
at tho bottom and current OF ar continually rssaing
through The tubes Nhic left open nj each cad for
that purpose great amount of rareted or warn
air into the apartment. The purity and sottRess OF the
air IN u room heated by this Stove peculiar AMI re
markabe tho heat beng diued from great extent OF
arfacc moderately heated The heated air entering the
Wings or sides of the stove desccnds and spreads
tie entire surface Of the base the bottom keeping III,
colder portion of the air the floor cir
cuation-in the meantime preserving entirely from con
,smnaon rendering this perfectly safe and
able for apartments of uvads, sleeping rooms &c Anc
as this is the oly stove that has the radiator and hollow
base combined the public respectfully invited 20 cu
and examine IL before purchasing elsewhere. Manuac
tured by & Z. BACKUS, 81 Bowcry, New York where
can be great number of recommendations from gen
tetncn " no nave used these NIB I'm
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IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chancellor Of
the fiF,I CircutoiiSer Kane Nathaniel Bunce
others.
entitled viii solo punc ution the
ion of the subscriber, OF the Masters Of this Cot By
wilkins Rollin- iuotoreers the Mercha Z Exchange,
il the city Ne York the 18Th Gag of December
IL o'cioek noon OF that day.
Al that certain lot piece parcel of ground situate lying
aud being the north side OF Seventh ..eei Seven
teenh late Eleventh ward Of the City Of New-York ard
bounded and containing tow: beginning pou, the
norm side Of Sevcn street distant hundred feet westerly
from i- north westerly corner Of The Second 2nd
>sNsn street and running thence westerly along the norheFy
SIDE OF Seventh street twenty-five feet ihe1es HoTh.hy
tiiei win INC S9na avenue, seventy -four feet inches
hence rA,'ey and parallel with STREET twenty
'ee sud the and parallel Second
'et AID leu inchs The place OF beginning A
SAID PSm'e are ds.erbd in deed Of thereof
made by the sad Oliver Kane wife to the said Nhlne
BGuce.
Dated New York November "a 1872
WILLIAM '" CAMPBELL, Master in Chanoery,
Nd <s"ict9 - John1t.set.
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Ye, doth the hear, tina, beats vithia his bosom
Corrode, and tester in its own corruption
He comes 10 plaat the thorn in peaceful breasts
To rouse the cureless anguish of the soul
W. IN ,.Il., blackness in his crafty breast,
And more than its deceit upon his lips
He triunnphs he, the ~antOn 'rafiickeF
In inf.nv-the guilty, base betrayer
of GOODNESS. beauty, innocence, and virtue.
He trirnphs ay, end with demons frenzy
Laughs Ger the ruin which himself hath wrought.
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s,TOvEs.: eTOVEs The Kitchen Compant

Stoves! sTOVEs:-TLe Kitchen CompanioB
- improved - oachiE. beautiful cheap ami ecouomi
ca-G QUlilBi &c prepared, as usual TO supply his
toners ana the Public IN general witha new ardmprOycd
Cooking Stove which for al culinary purposes cannol
he surpassed III this city would invite those who
want the present look in No Car
nine street before purchasing elsewhere .ns
ton one look ,yl satisfy the scrupuous the
Kitchen Companion has decided preference all
other Stoves quantity Of iuel winch is consumed IL
this Stove Is rinc compared all old patterns and the
Of baking which tbs Stove Ill do give decided pre-
fers nee all others.
Also. general assortment Of Hail. Parlor ard Store
Stoves of the mos; approved patterns.
So 1racod' GEO. Quincy, 9 CarNine st.
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IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chancellor OF
the Fret CircuitCerneiu. 81 Lean vs. Arson Blake aud
olh-r. late of New York Masters Sale-C Wv Van Noor-
ices. Solicitor.
Puruaa TO decres order of the Court OF Chancery made
above entitled cause, will be sold public auction,
der the direction the sub OF the Masters
Court by Blake Auconeer the second day Of De-
c-mbe the Merchant EI hange ia the City of NV
York nj II o'clock of that day, all that cetin
piece parcel ground situate yins and being in thu Sixth
Ward the City OF Brooklyn burd and bounded follow.
egahinc point the e,rly SID Of Court slrsi distant
IS IL inches norhty from the Bergen and
running thence eastey parallel with Bergen lae feet
inches. thence northerly parallel with q
thence westerly parallel with gen III feet rchr.
and thence stuthery along Court % fee
inches to he pace Of beginning. being known nap Of
the farm of Isaac Cornell made by Jeremiah Lott Augs, u
1895 by The nvmbsr s. Ty Their with all and singular tn,
teneen heredamenfi AID appueninces 10 the sad pem
.rs belong Ing OF in sny way appeitaining.
Dated New York. October IT, 1881.
JOHN A. sIDELL,
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BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
= "a ~

PEN MANUFACTURER TO THE QUEEN
,Ab IiON-The high character Of these Pens mas in
duced the attempt the par, Of several di.reputAbe
makers to practice fraud, not only Hpou Mr. elliott but
also upon tao public. An inferior arcls bearing the his
pe1ed name, thus, Gi!0t, emitting the final T, IN
the market IL readily he detected by its unfinished
appearance and the very comoa ty IN put aP.
o'serSe tse genuine Pen al, marked IN full 10
ssph hLllotts Patent" or, Joseph elliott warranted
aud maj each gross bear, FAC annie Of his gnatafe TAU.
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PROF. OLMsTED'S PATENT STOVES,

the public, and are generally well known to require
much be said their favor Our Stoves are made Of
the best materi and IN the most ornamental style.
The proprietor would cau'ion the pHblic about the
many Stoves is7e III imitation Of the OlnstsA Stove bur
differing the essential parts and would recon-.
mend all call and examine his assortment
which surpassed in point Of beauty or utility and
Will be found to be rs cheap anr other establishment
al kinds OF .tove work solicited and attended to v nh
prompt1sss. JAMES Z. r. DEAN, 30 Wa;er..t
oJ- Il n
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II CHANCERY.-B-toe the We Chancellor OF the Fiat
Circuit. William Cowan George De- Grass aad o,hers.
NJ ter. Stl,-H &. Towner Solicitor.
State New York s-Purusnt decrsil order VI the
Court of Cha Gerry made in tn above entitled cause will he
sold public auction uner he direction Of the undersigned
of the Masters Of this Court the Sd day OF November
next, by Aims CO. suctioneeI.. the Merchants Es
chauge City Of New York at Il O'Clock OF that
ly, A thoe lots OF ground situate lying and being in the
Ninth tnov Sxteenth Ward the City OF New York the
n0hey de 81 street. between 8;h and 9Th and
and dug tain map OF the property OF
rhoma. b Clarke. of the City of New York, gentleman
made by Derming and UEll w Freeman, city survey
ol,, 10y the number. g. 9 md 10
Dated New Yolk. October 20 1911.
JOHN A. SIDELL Master in Chancery,
nj 2zwtN23 tSo 81 So i"hn.-.r'.
The s.e the above described property postponed until
the second 2d day December the time aad
place.
D.ted New York Nov. ., 1871.
n2i ta2 $40. A >IDELL Master in Ch'ncefy
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70. Coal or WOod-A patent with more i'm.
portan improvements for culinary purposes than have
aver been rade before, allowed by the very be.r
Judges II may be examined here they are sold whole
sale and retail Il FISK STOVE ESTABLISHMENT No 2Oq
Water ST End door from FuitoR-st Boiling baking roast
ing frying &c may be all conducted at once without de
terioraoa 10 greater and With less fuel than a,
ever before been accomplished The oven Is heated on
Few principle making equal the best brick Oxen for
baking Without any change OF draft Except during gni
TON II Is ever ready for baking whe any or all Of the
cooking IN process The top the stove Is Of level
iace and Is civde by patent plates boiling placer
81 e1uai size or three admit large oval boiler
changed from right and left forward and back, maj
be required ID boiling which the Laedium sized
sueh as Is used IN ordinary sizedamiia contains pail
oil water together WIKI smaller boiler and steamers fo
Vegeases II Will also adEii; arge wash boilers above
or b. taxing of the plate ~ill admit boiler OF
same height which will mold 80 gallons equal brs
and with tn, addition of wood T boil or rtaatr
10 bbls OF vegetables This boiler will be found useful
IN heating water for bathing Washing scsdnr
pigs etc without any expense oel or size Of the
stove II l. unnecessary all IL merit. Is hv
examination every all that for competence ,r1
sEltV II saats alone unparalleled and profciors in -
respect FlSK'S STOVE ESTABI IsHWENT '''
B-Al kinds Of Stoves, Copper T.s, and Sbes, I,o,
Ware constantly Oh band and for sale reasonable
aEl2 cod an
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IN CHANCERY-Beiore the Vice Chancellor
L Peter A. Scheruefhotn james Lor'mer Graham ct n
Anthem, So-In pur Of deoretal order of the
Court # Chancrry made Ia the above entitled will be
.old public auco under the direction Of the subscriber
on ihs sd day Of November in.nt the Mechln E1-
chan &C. in the City Ssw York. u o'clock Of that
tay tlat certain piece parcel of ground
ing and being in the Ninth Ward Of the City Of New York
inn ing point the westerly side OF Greenwich lane
.i1ty r inches norhery from the nonhery SIDE
ChrooheI street from thence running slorg Gt-snwchane
fty feet tenc. westerly ninety feet thence due
thirty feet inch thence ..uth Dinety feet to
Chropher street hehee e'ieriy % Ch,toPher street
hagen thirty eight inches, thence eas;ery along
land OF the Catherine TrlPhaz-n, hundred and
fee; siI inches The place Of beginning.
Dated New York, Nov l,t ISL
wILLIAMw CAMPBELL.
nj aawtS23 Master in Chanc-ry.
The al. OF the property ali Ined the 7h day Of
December next. n the same hour and pliee.
WILLIAM " CAMPBELL
no. 2.;yfd7 Mssi-r in Chaaoerr.
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0GR NUT COAL, which Is the best os,Iitv
fe1en orchard, We are selling from the ward deliy
cred IL the best order free ofcsrtage at 81 81 per
r. Il 3. SkIOaORE
no IL Washington cor Fra,kI,,s,..,
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A + A COUKr OF ChANCEki, he'd to- IA. Stite OF
- New-Yors Attic city OF New on The fourth Day Of
November in t- y..r thousand eight hundred and forty
ose Present Reuben II Wslworth, Chancellor.
Rsubcn-iPeae aud John Barley, Henry y Bowen, imPd
with E.ha Bloomer Lyman Taylor John Moon and ohsr
Il appearing by sfd4v 10 the atnfloon Of th Court thai
the defendant Henry wen. re-ide' oct OF th STATE u
j. resident the unted Sae1 to wit. OF the States OF New
Jersey motion 8; Ar David Evans of counsel for the
plnauts il ordered that the said Henry +. bowen hi
he entered and thereof BE- served
p!lnan solicitor within four m.nth from the date OF
this .rde and Of his appearance that b. his
.rer the umplarants bill TO be filed and copy thereof
the compliments solicitor within forty day. ate
service copy of said bill ard in default thereof aid bill o
coup may be taken confessed by hin; and fur
ier ordered hat within lwenty day, the said complainant
cause TINS order published in the State Paper and in III,
Tribune. newspaper published ia the city OF NewYors aud
that ld publication Re tnued in each the said pc
pers in each week for eight weeks
copy Of this order 10 he personally served
said Henry ssst twenty days before the time
above prescribed fJr hi, appearance.
a Copy) HIRAM WALWORTH
nl8 sw Assistant Register
~ Albany Evening Journ,l will COPY the shpve.
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y. powES.a a cos. s.sNE.

= T-Sszs "a FOR NENVBURGH, LANDING AT
ez,.Ilt:S.----=11 'CALpWELL'S, WEST POlNT& COLD
xsAAsszsrrssS1S-- SPRINGS. TIE steamboat HlGHLAN
DER. Captain Rober, Wsrdrop. will leave the foot OF
Warren-.rcet Nep-y.rs every Monday, Thursday, and
Saturday afternoon, at o'clock.
Returning Tue ntGnLANDER will leave Newburgh
every Monday morning a o'clock, aud Tuesday and
Friday afternoon o'clock.
For freight or passage, apply 10 the Captain board.
NB-A Baggage, and freight OF every description and
Oils, OF spccie put board this boat must be the rick
Of tic owners thereof uness bill Of adng receipt
igued for the same. V9
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NoTEs OF A BooK-woEM.-Septem6er IL
Read Status; often picturesque sometimes sub
ime, never uniform. This accords with the te-
nor of poetical history. When critical learning
: the remark of Wotton, was in fashion, every
nation had some eminent men at the same time
or very near it, 10 compare with those of another
Italy boosted of Robertus Titus and Perus VIC
oriss France had Joseph Scaliger, Isaac Casau-
BON, and BrissoRus; Switzerland produced Gcs
ner; Germany reiuiccd in Gruter; the Low Coun-
rics turned to their Justus LipSius and England
pointed 10 Sir Henry Saville. As it il in the
world OF nature 1t seems to be in the world of
mind. The first proclamS the harvest; the
hrs, cluster toretels the vintage. The field, the
VINEYARD and the Ntellect, have their seasons of
extraordinary fertility; succeeded also by the
same barense.s. The corruption of popular taste
follows the bossonling Of Imagination and truth.
After Virgil, appears Lucan; after Petrarch, Ma
cino. The Hotel de Rambaullei in France. the
reign of the second Charles in England. the fash
ION OF Gonsora in SpaiR. illustrations OF litera
y history. So Philosophy suPplants Imagination.
Ars;otle takes the chair of Eurpides Seneca o.
Terence, Calico of Tasso, and Locke of Milton
Inc intellectual heaven Is never dark. Dante
pointed out 10 Petrarch, Dryden 10 Pope The
Ors"ndo OF Ariosto appeared in 1882; the Jeru-
la5em OF Iasso. in Its complete shape, in ISL
ohaSsPeare and Ceramics were contemporaries.
he first part of DON Quizotts came on, in 1903.
The second in l6l5; Macbeth, the glory OF our
drama, * supposed to have been written in 1906;
Ofhezo in ISL. The splendor Of the Epic and
he quick flashes Of Satire blend with each other
Milton was born in 1908, Dryden in 1851. Dry
den delights he wondering ewes OF the chilI Pope;
and the Essay on Criticism appears TO prolong
MS majestic march of harmony and ,e preserve
MS inimitable art Of arguing in metre The stage
IS darkesed BY the departure of Shakespeare. and
Fletcher enters at the opposite asor. Beaumont
and Fletcher had given out the richness Of their
fancy. AID were reposing upon their laurels, when
Messenger arose to receive the torch from their
hands The race for fame was uninterrupted
Jonson had walked, in bis stsiude OF pride, by the
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$ TOV E 5
DTCW"Dv PsT ENT RAILWAY

DCCKLEN'N Il & L r y Il sfAA l. W "a
ID COOKING STOVE. for wood or ccai. wss introduced
into this eisy IL the spring Of ls9 since which nme the
sale in this city and elsewhere has been very great IL
possesses great advantage over most otser Stoves ~ @
~, of the oven which capsule Of baking SIX large
leaves of bresd the best with te isei sha
in as shor; izc any other Stove BIZ simple move
,7eut of the Stove the fire ua DC Royed IL inches nearer
10 .r farther from the thereby increasing or dia
skur the heat The Stove has four boiler holes sud l.
capable OF dom. much work other offered
A General assortment of Stoves, Hollow Ware, Stove
- II II. WICKES, 23l Water--treet-
.IH TIGHT >TOyE,-We again call the
attention OF tie public to iis most invaluable article
Those in ant Of wous 90 well 10 LOOK at the ad
an,arcs hi. one hiss all Others IN the market They
consume hut itts scl supplying but once ID t~en
" four hour. are free ro dust and dirt and are recon-
rnep,ed by the first physicians the country
Th.v c-eate a wholesome atmosphere aat are BY Tar
the best stoves for nyad> introduced FOR sac IN
any quantity and furnished to any style OF huh
i, s51 X atcr-streot aEd III BoNery ,ncrp
rs In L. y h'p''ttN.
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NOTICE Of application for the discharge Of IN
solvent from ms debts pursuant to The provisions Of
the third article of the hr,t title oil the fifth chapter OF the
.econd part of ihe revised statutes.
CHARLES B. DICKINSON-NctieH first published,
September 81 Is4l-CredItors to appear before the Hon
Michael Ulshoefer first judge OF County Court Counsel
Ter &c at his .habers the City Hall of tn. City of
Ne~York the sixth day Of December 1871. 10 o'clock
In thn forenoon. ~ lnv lOE
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FO K p \ Z l. . K S.
ESDEATsSe. STOVE

NOTIFIES IA Ds ! 7 s-ss1 : To 60 HFse
l \ most desirable Stoves for warming Churches Dwell
ings Stores Offices Steamboat and ship Cabins, eau be
procured of the Subscribers only. Also
DRUMS. OF Russia iron Tor psrloEs, halls or stores
These save fuel being placed either heat or cooking
Stoves
MOTIFS WOOD COOK ST0VES-Ceebrated as hav-
ing very superior and baking oycus-bolng with
the greatest facility; capable of boiling, broing roasting
and baking Families who have used this owe
give their unqualified appreciation. Four sizes
from sl2 80 to $50
Russia and English lroa Pipe, Tin tubes for floors mar
slabs zinc yeriiator, coal carriers with varoHS ari!-
ces used BY tho trade furnished on reasonable terms
Stoves Of almost any pattern repaired and put mp III
Sorkmauke manner,
MOTIFS SARACENIC CRATE, for parors or base
giving much more heat than common CRATE
with much less lHci. SlitPAkD n Co,
Successors to Strattcn Il Seymour)
oa9 Inn 2i2 Wat.r-strfet
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n o All LABORFNG

ak bABO RING under the I-fa.o2v n
common Gore Throat or Q1inzy Sore Throat~You
.n Io.k an article which viii perfect cure in
lev a"uf' sold only II 81 Bo~ery. ME 3meod
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DULED FooLSCAP PAPER 1850 keams Of
II AIME Ruled Cap. For s-le by
PERSSE & BROOKS,
III No. 81 Liberty srraAi