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DIR. LElDY'S TETTER AND ITCH
OlNTMAHT..-Ani infallable remedy for
various affections of the SKIN, removing
Pimples, Pas,ules, and Eruption of the
SKIN, and particularly adapted to the cure
of TETTER and ITCH.
This ointment has been used in numer
Gus schools throughout the city and county
as well as Factories, employing numerous
girls and boys,and among whom Teuer and
Itch, as we'll az other Affections OF the Skin,
prevailed, with the most unc yampled Sue.
cess. Names of School Teachers, as well
as supeiintendants and Proprietors of Fac
tories, could be given, confirming the above,
su! for the delcacy they feel in having their
names published in connection with such
ioalhsome and disagreeable affections.
Prepared and sold at DR.. Leidy's Health
Emporium. (Sign Of the Golden Eagle and
berpeants,) No. l9f north second street, be-
low Vine; also sold a,
L.,s'sheait1 En,pnrium, Bloomsburg,
Noy9o. ie4l, 90
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I94l ENGEsAVINGS,

Ihls is, unquestionably the most popular work OF
the KIND ever published, and book most admirably
adapted to the wants of all classes of comnunitg.
Inc following are the most important objects which
the learned author endeavors to accomplish
lst. 20 instruct the manufacturer, metalIurst,
ana radesmaii, In the principles of their respective
processes so as to render them, III reality, the mas
tiers OF Their business aud to emancipac them from
state OF bondage 10 such as are too commonly 90
vern'd by blind prejudice and vicious routine.
IDLY. TO afford Merchants, Brokers' DrysaIters,
Druggists, and Officers of the Revenue, character.
stlc descriptions of the commodities which pass
through their hands,
3dly. BY exhibiting some of the finest develope
ments OF Chemistry and Physics, to lay open an es-
ceent practical schoolto students of these kindred
sciences
4thly. To teach Capitalists. who may be dcsirous
OF placing thelr funds IN some productive branch of
industry, to select judiclously, among plausible
claimants
5ihly. To enable gentlemen of the law 10 become
well acquainted with the nature of those patent
schebes which are SO apt to give rise to litigation
othly. 10 present to Legislators, such cleal
exposition oil the staple manufactures, as may dis
suade them frcm enacting laws which obstruct in
dustry, or cherish branch of il to the injury of
many others.
And lastly. to give the general reader, intent
chlefy on Intellectual Cuitrction views of many
the noblset achievements of science, in affecting
hose grand transformations of matter TO which
Great Britain and the United States owe their par
amount wealth, rank and power, among the nations
of the earth.
ne latest statistics of every important object of
manufacture are given fiom the best, and usually,
rom Official apitiR4Sa'p pnshed1rJn tie 81 London
Edition, which sells for 81 copy. II will be put
on good paper, in new BREWER type, and will make
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NOTICE.

The patrons ofthis work are respectfully Informed
that the undersigned have purchased the entire right
of MIR. Sunderland in this work, and will continue
its publication every fortnight till completed. Edi-
tors sill please notice the change in the advert Sc
ments. The terms will I've adhered 10 in all respects
as advertised Please address the subs. ribers pos,
paid
D.APPLETON Il Co.
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LOOK OUT
I SHALL DO IT!!

A LII persons indebted to me must make pay
IA ment by the FIRST OF AUGUST next.
All who neglect this notice, will find their accounts
inthc hands Of Justice of the Peacefor col lec-
ton after that date.
FREDERICK DREHER
Bloomsbury June2t, 1912
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II New Marble
MANUFACTORY.
At Bloomsbury. Col. Co.
BY
APP & TTCEIN r.

TENHEY would inform the citizens of Columbia
H County, that they have commenced the bust
nessat the above place at the public house of E.
HOWELL, where they are prepared to manufac-
ture to order, in the neaest best and durable
manner, MONUMENTS, TOMB-TABLES,
qEAD and FOOT STONES, of all sizes and
ualities, MANTLES, WINDOW and DOOR
SlILS and DOOR FRONTS.
Also-PAlNT,, BAR and HEARTH S STONES.
Orders for Stone can be elefl with ID. GROSS, who
will act as Agent during our absence.
They constantly keep on hand large lot of
Vermont, Egyptian and Italian Marble at their
wholesale Marble Yard at Selius Grove, Union
county, Pa.
Bloomsburg August IA, ls4l. l6
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

ATOTlCE is hereby given, that the Copaitner
" ship heretofore existing under the firm of
II, & j. STAMBACH.
has this day, May 10, 1912, been dissolved by mu
tual consent. All persons indebted to the frm are
requested to settle their accounts with, and those
having claims against the firm will present them
for settlement to, j. STAMBACH.
REUBEN STAMBACH,
JACOB STAMBACH.
N. B. The business will be carried on by JA-
COB STAMBACH, who solciis continuance of
public patronage.
O1TThe Books and .N6tss of Reuben SIAM
bach will be placed in the hands ofJoseph BrObst,
Esq. for collection. Persons wishing to save cost
will please call and settle their accounts.
REUBEN 6TAMBAOH
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-08-25
K. RAYNER.
I'HOS. ]. CAMPBELL,
TRUMAN SMITH,
F. GRANGER,
H. 8. LANE,
TER EMlAH MORROW

Resolved by the Senate and House of Re-
representatives. of the United States Of America
in Congress assembled, two-thirds of both
Houses cOncurring therein, That the follow
ing amendment of the Constitution of the
United States, in the seventh section Of the
first article, be recommended to the Legisla-
lures of the several states, which, on the
adoption of the same, by three-fourths of the
said Legislatures shall become part and par,
Gel of the Constitution:
Instead Of the words two-thirds," twice
repeated in the second paragraph of the said
seventh section, substitute, in both cases the
words ga majority of the whole number"
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-08-25

Counterfeit one dollar bills Of the Bank of Mo,,-
pelisr. Perkins stereotype plate. are in crcul.,;on
They are well executed. but may be easily detected
being payable at the Suffolk Bank. Boston. the Bank
never having issued such bills-Coursns.
RsP'''Ds Of ToHPi".-GOvssnOE Seward afsr No.
VswinE the testimony a. 20 the sanity ofToppn. ia
murderer OF his wife. has eommussd thu panishmspe
Of death 70 which he was sentenced. 10 an ipv.on.
msat Cor life in the State Prison.
A great meeting Of Kings and Po.ensa.ss Of n.
Garth will take place on the Rhine. the euaun"
Autumn. Il is said that the Emperor of Ruari. III,
% pFsS'ni' but a. ys'. ii is doubtful Whistler Jehn
Tyler viii attend or aO,-Ilass. Esrh.
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RAILROADS. STEAMBOATS,.

uAR>DEN CO-GERMAN AGENCY-'rhe sub
scbers rrsrctiuly which they
have rec.uY made with samuel Hsighi Esq L. 8 Consul
Al Antwe m, for the I.urI.ose of rsfshlishinga
GENERAL CONTINENTAL AGENCY
= that place. ir the tansscon o Forw arng and
basinss, and iur facilitating the inter
eonsf between this country and Continental Europe.
A. An'wrp silrsisd in the OF the
region ~ Europe onl IS hours distance from London 30
hoars o Pans ~ the immsde vicinity Of Holland aud Ger
many, and discy with all By railroads steam
packets rs ocauon affords the greatest yantages for pu
CHASING and forw .sdns Continental goods.
An ORDER rceivrd offices la Boston Albany New
York and fad.Aa for tht purpose, will be for
wardsd By the Belgian steamer BRITISH QUEEN on the
7h Of June and will generally b. executed ia
t rciun Of the asnsr which Will leave Antwerp
the 10th July.
~ Importers Of German! books particularly requested
a. notice this.
HARDEN n CO.
New York NAV 9Th mlgr
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HATS.
HATS! HATS! HATS q!

RROwN &Co's One Price Hat Store, wholesale and re-
- tail, 79 Chatham Square, Of Mott street. where
fashion, beauty durability and economy combined to adc
the head
he recently improved short mapped Hat style the
of beave which closely resembles that of all u
the costly and beautiful TINT the difference easily
perceived. Price three dollars We strictly adhere the
price cash which enables furnish
Hat for the price charged In presenting these Hats the
public the propetors think they have reached the uumatum
Of beauty, durability, ch-apness and comfort. 3ns
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NEw MEANINGS To OLp Ds-Admuation.
puppy, staring modest young lady out OF countc
nance, and then circulating, ~ dem foin."
Ennp,-The effect produced by listening for a
quarter OF an hour TO the conversation of fashion
able lady.
Etiqudfe--A set of rules framed by those who
consider themselves the leaders Of the fashionable
world 10 make every miserable and uncom-
Portable ~ possible.
Fddioa-An imperlous lady who delights in ma
king fools OF her willing slaves.
Fricndship--Proies-ng yourself willing to do any
thing in the world for another but what he asks
you.
Fiaaacio-One who sppropriates- = 900 to his
own use which belongs TO other persons.
Dramatically contradicting every
thing advanced by the company where you happen
to be-
Lore-A state of insanity, in which the parties
concerned think each other perfection, and them.
selves supremey happy until week after their mar
rage.
DEMONSTRATING man you would do any thing
to serve him, when you would cut his throat if you
dared
Understanding San you have taken from your
employers till without his consent.
j, Wdto'man-A man paid by the city TO sleep in
the open air
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PAPER HANGINGS.

M A. HOWELL 4 CO, 9G7 Pearl street, rcceiv-
vi. ing from their manufacturers at New Brunswick,
tensve of Papsr Husis Borders Of the latest
and approved patterns and styles suited TO the city and
country trade which they offer dealers the manuac
tory prices.
Also their usual variety of French PAPER Borders, Fine
Bocrd Prints, Views, &c.
be had at the shortest notice. ats eod2m'r
JOMEPATHIAS WORKS.-Just published by WIN
IL RADDE, 322 Broadway, Johns New Manuel Of Homp
pathc Practice, edited with annotaons, by A. Gerald Hail.
dispensable book homepais is complete in vols-
Price i'll paper S6-a full bound copy 81.
The Family Guide the Administration of HomnIsh,s
Remedies third edition. from the second London edition, with
additions-Price Is cents.
Popular Considerations on Hom9paiha-by VIM. Cullen
Bryant ESQ., delivered before the New York Homeopathic So
ciety, Dec. 20, l8l--Price 1874 cents.
Also, just published Hydraulics, Manuel Of the Water
Cure pracsed by Vincent Pesnitz in Gceienberg
Tled and translated iomhe writings Of Charles Mupd D
Graeter-Pnce S-neatly bound
Tins little neatly printed bookconans exposition in what
hashe mi lus
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NOTICES.

New YoHg AND ALBANY RAIL Road Cog
Office - 2, Park Place.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the Stockholders OF the New
~ York Albany Rail Road Company that election of
Directors SAID Company, will take place at their Ofce, No
Park Place, on Monday the sixth Of June next.
The Polls viii be- at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and continue
open until ! o'clock, r. VI. -,
The Books FOR transfer OF Stock closed and will
continue until the 7h day Of june next.
By order of the Board.
me u6c JOS. T.. BLOOMFIELD Secretary.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice is hereby given
" HAT sale Of property for unpaid taxes will take place
public he City Hall of the city Of New York
Tuesday the 10th dry o June IL o'clock and be
e1niied day day until the whole of the said property
ss o.. III and that the detailed Of the and
property sod publshcd in the New Era
printed and Published IN The city Of New York, ,
ALFRED A. SMITH Comptr oller
Comptroller Office april 26, 1872 AGA iawiiwtldsr
CPECfAL ELECTlON.-The sheriff has issued the fol-
- lowing the Inspectors Of Election; and the Com
schools WILL of be hereafter controlled by
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w. DAWSON.

Wholesale and Retail furniture and General Fur
nishins Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street, cor
ner of Duane street, Neto York.
WHERE he kee for sale large assortment Of the follow
w articles Side boards Bureaus Bedsteads Cots,
Tables Chairs Office and Portable Desks Glass Cases Book
Cases Looking Glasses Dining Centre Tea and Pier Tables,
Pianos, Sofas Sofa Bedseads, Beds Bedding Palsaser Mat
Carpets Oil Cloth. Mating Fire Irons Wash
Stands Toilet Tables Candle Suiis Bureau Bedsteads
Dressing Bureaus, Safes, &C.
Also large of and womens Wearing Ap-
parel, ne and second handed.
All the above articles offered TO the public very
low Persons of said articles would find
their adv make early call the establish
Shipping orders puncualy attended and packed the
shoes noce, and reasonable terms. Bedding
&c. for fitting vessels, constantly on hand.
All orders to the above establishment will be puncualy
tended TO aud thankfully received.
y. BThe highest prices will be given for Second Hand
Furniture and Genemen's and Ladies' off Clothing
ADO 6ns
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OCULISTS.
THE EYE.
DR.. WHEELER. OCULIST.

INFl.AMED, DISEASED AND WEAK EYES.-DR
WHEELER, OccuiN 80 Greenwich street, New York
RESPECTFULLY informs the public that IN consequence Of his
compelled 70 conine In, office attendance strictly bewesn
the hours of A NJ TO r. NJ after which hours he visits
door patients.
Notwithstanding that among the many hundreds Of cases
which Dr. Wheeler has attended, have been
by ether professors without success ard pronounced by them
perfect cure despite of every disadvantage which may
have presented itself and in instances almost against
vaTous-hheo considered Observation-Disclosures of the eye,
that enables him with confidence refer the afflicted who
disorders of this oganto numerous restored patients IN the
class Of society respecting his professional skill and
abilities being pre-emnent for his scientific
Occulis,.
Chronic inflammation of the eyelid however
long standing be eectualy and nanently cured films
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
no PAPER MANUFATITRERs-The subscriber. give

ITO PAPER MANgFATuRERs7Th subscribers give
notice that Messrs Howe Goddard OF Worcester Mass,
have appointed them their agents. and are prepared to furnish
al short notice upon the reasonable terms Foudner
aud Cylinder Machines with fire or steam dryers and sizing
machines TO size paper III the web leaves the dyers-Aso
every kind Of Machinery appeanl TO the manufacture OF
paper which IN point of workmanship aud finish not
passed by any other establishment in this country large
number many of the best mills 10
whom reference will be given for all particulars
PERSSE BROOKS, Paper Warehouse,
DIS d&w 81 Liberty street
NEW. GUITAR MUslC-GEORGE H. DERWORr.
~ professor of the guitar No 1873 Canal opposite the
ST. Johns church, has the honor acquan his friends and the
public that he has published of aJ popular
sic arranged with easy Accomplishments for guitar.
guitar and other Instruments and give instru.
teurs oq the piano forte and violin. my2 6wsc
1 AW REPORTER for May, lsi2.-Contals seven Of
- Bankruptcy presenting the subject ia all It's various phases
The Bankrupt Law the contested Of Nj Levy; Chief
Justice MARSHALL Lord Redesdae American yurist Starke
On Evidence New Rules IN Equity Greenea on Evidence
Bankrpts in New York 9Oo) Bankup in Mass 1901 &c.
Judse Sorys opinion length the effect II attachments
laid uJn the property of bankrupt previous his being de-
cared .uch will III the june number Also Judge Bett
opino In the case Of kasson wife Jowely) will appear IN
full in The July number The opeorS will continue the list
Of Bankur New Bork and Massachusetts, which will
der thu work valuable every business What merchant
would srge 23 cents month for such information The May
numbcf commences volume and offers favorable op
portuh.ty to subscribe for the work.
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s II r A B | S M u s

and spccks, sd without surgical operation
S Il r AB | S NJ u s,
Commonly called Squinting and CATAIiACTS, safely
movedi few mnueswith scarcely ncon enience
pain to the patient
to 81 viii Ire .1 b lsn at Sm IT,
The number Of which been cured by Dr.
Wheeler have already him wide spread gpntaton and
G @ y' 9s '"3.s OF S"s%
S 1t 70 Ss q, ss %
na.be than many others, but because the persons who
a%Sps seeking to make fpe%P for the ,hsr
fellow the benst which they have received from DR..
NV YAK, March 18th, 1872
To DR.. Wheeler, ocuist, 80 G1eenwie~ $.
. e s ssa II ss s:sa$
sdsmeps the benefit YOU erred upon nae as pa
% Sss
Ss and e %i 81 :ne ss hd was Of sh
that despsirod until told of your matters, Of
f%fa Ss o "1 ,s s mP am iapp
n s ss S
CITY aud County A New TA%E VIZ lis St
S e SS ssssS o @ Of ny sesa 1
a mails Y Dr., Whs;G the Yco for ;ss'0s me to perfect
s-,'ay treated aud ope,sd upon % upward, Of twenty .,
In witnss. whereof make deposn,on under oath,
" anu "s''"H'' " JAMES sS O. F%RRE 70 ID Avenue
Sworn before me- the soth day Of March 1872 M
- Nassau street
City and County of New York
sworn SAYS that he afflicted eight years with the Egyp
optama and ulcers the eyes aud though under Fl
e first ori'ts AZ the Eye lnirmay four and half years, ne
experienced no relief but became blind which state he
piaced under the treatment of Dr. Wheeler Ocult 80 Green
WIZ" '"''' '"''''' '''''''' =" DAVID POWELL
Subscribed and 10 before this 3lt day of March,
rn. JOHN BuLKLEY, Com: Deeds
81 Wall street.
' . 11 h SST9 , Of S xSe Mrs wme. c.ne
street. being duly sworn says, that she short time suffered
nfomed) To be Amauosis, which rendered her blind
Although had the that could be afforded
the Eye inhrmary, (as VII from eminent ocuis in
is city who eventually told her the sight could be
placed under the Of Dr. Wheeler Oeust % Greenwich
Sweet whose kind and skinl eaimen has entirely restored
Sworn before me, this 18th day OF April, 1872:
Isaac p MARTIN, Com Deeds,
II Wall street.
City and County ofNew York: IS.
that he totally blind in his left eye for nine
the cause of blindness cataract; that he applied
attended by very little pain aud and
without dlngs has perfectly restored his sight Under such
he feels his duty his gratitude the
Doctor for the nesmsbe benefit which his skill has conferred
upon him. ). CADY.
Sworn before me, this 25th day fAprl 1912,
GEORGE IRELAND Jr. CON- Deeds.
City and County of New York IS:
Oh the 9Th of last month"; placed my little daughter three
2 under wo e ss Of d. ss was ons 81 M
TO the establishment of all who knew her her sight perfectly
restored and her we'll In the hope Of leading others
To the same blessing that have enjoyed voluntarily make
this statement under oath. - .
Grand street, corner of Thompson street.
Sworn 10 before me, this 28h day OF April, lRi2
w. r. BrrBr, Com. Deeds
mlo lmsr 81 Nassau street.
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TO THE LADIES.
MILLINERY GOODS.

CARL KING the well known and celebrated Millinery and
QUEEN or ENGLAND,
sspectfuy bsgs leave the Ladies that he has
Straw and silk Hats The straw Hats ar, manufactured 10
most fascinating H AZ G EIssIkR R' CorT1oE
with Gipsey sides and Swiss Flare around the front Tl'.
braid' these Hats are made q Of the m9' elegant patterns
the Abe" s'''" m du iFI!iH'' vielTo TRiia"
The silk Department, CONDUCTED * ths mos, ingsniou. and
style fresh imported Trimming and Flowers correspond
Those who wish convince themselves may call No. %
N Bills Paris Ribbons aud Frepch Flowers Of the
and BE- purchased esther of h
wholesale and retail. on reasonable terms. NIL imsr
- DRESS BooTs-LAIEsT FRENCH
o7 Tie d pton Of the quality Of French Calf
Skin, and in the latest Style and AZ asossbc pnccs
FOR ARTICLES requested eau aid be convinced
that his prices T f[om ten 70 twenty sr cent below other
aud pair Of lasts kept fo each customer, thcrs difficulty
in getting handsome yet easy ht.
Constantly on hand are aso5sm. " 9i iss.nshs = ,.J
GEMS @iaS FsC To SIX Do2IxRs f BDo Gs sd
Pumps, slippers, SC \; equally Icy Yrees
al I'm. Between Nassau aud Dutch sis.
- FRENCH IMPORTED CATERS of Ill co
80 ors of Fashion, French boots and rtfcnt lesfher
hoes dss ihoss TSs n S. 3s. s"4 s% e' ~ fs
ST. 81 and 81 MEMS shoes i 20 los and 10 PEE
pair BOYS shoes 50 % Is cent. aud ST. and warranted good
shoes and slippers OF all oolors aud .re acst fashion,
buskns and slips IS cent. 70 81 good shipper Come aud
see good assortment oi ine d ao :, ~ as
Hudson street, at walker. ma Inc
NAY AND EVENING sCHOOL-The SEMINARY Of the
- Misses Nssons and ODoery for the rccsp
ton OF pupils NJ us Bowerv. im.r
issue, purchassdn II wsllsrcet By EARL co
at One per Csnf. ma imsr
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STRAW GOODS.

III BENNETT, importer and manufacturer of Italian and
l. English Straw Goods respectfully informs his customers
that he has removed his establishment from 80 William and 2s
Pa John where he continues keep splendid
and extensive assortment Of ladies' fashionable Straw Goods
French and English Dunstabe Italian Rutand fine Tusca
Fancy Shelwonss, Prince Albert Straws, &c. sc.
Also, entirely article, the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet for the suases all the styles intro
duced being extremely light beautiful white and durable.
Linz
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BOOK BINDIN g

II IRELAND No 100 Nassau street, having entire
IL stock of Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery Of the
latest and approved patterns prepared to execute
all orders in the durable and handsome manner.
Merchants Account Books and all other kinds of Bankwork
ruled and bound patterns and in style that wsrsed
give satisfaction. Any work ordered be done ue Eng
Ia mode if required has had long experience in both
methods.
FOR sALE-Two second hand CopperpIate Presses. APP
ply above. m8 I'm
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.
snsRiyy's 0rrIoE, Cry HALL,


Notice hereby gwen, that special election i'll be held
the CITY sud County Of New York the first Monday Of
Jane rsuan extend the City and Conn
~ New York the provisions Of the General Act, IN relation
Common Schools passed April 1872" The first section
whereof a. follows "a ,..
There hall be elected in zach of the wards Of the City
md County ~ New York Commissioners, two lnectoi
md FIVE TIus,c of comson Schools who shall be yIeesa "
kot atiech election, be held the first Monday OF
June in each by the qualified 20 vote ior ,hac
Occr ~ thu said WARDS, aud b. condue,sd 20 ne sae
anner. by the Inspectors. AZ the same warn Dsc'
and subisrt the laws rules lnd regulations as ~" ~"
tn Char Elections ~ said city, -, - -, AZ
II y recommended that the boxes and ucten nu WIS
flsc;inn b. rua,rsrl with the words Common ScnYois
nS7 olir MONMOUTH b. HARI, shenn-
UARPsAss hpr toned elssa d2ose s,u9a lap 9r
III sale Al 11j Roadway. Hlus Repaired ny
Browne Patent Harp Maker. and Beefs street. Lon
don. ---- -
I,NGRAVING BY THE OMNlORAfH MACHiNk-
T. Bi'Rn JONES co. io Brg,ddway SS'x,ner @, John
-, w - s Kinds Of Maps, Charts,
"a =, an, wok ~ that class, IN the beau
,,e .,s h napsfslsl ed exI.don, anil a prices FAR be
- ,sr.d f siailar WORK executed by hand engrav-
i,ls ra n hDs steel copper laics not exceeding IL.
R-st.sisseus ~ the work done BY the Omnigupt
H. ,xsu,igsi Al ri.e Ofkcc VA Broadway. ma tnT