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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-07
Resurrection or Persian
PILLS..

FEvHEsE Pills raise from the greatest
E weakness, distress and suffering, TO
a state of strength, health and happiness.
TIE name Of these pills originated from the
circumstance of the medicine being found
only in the cemeteries of Persia.
1t is now settled point with all who
have used the Vegetable Persian PILLS,
tina, they are emincntly the best and
most ef1icacious FAMILY Medicine that
has vet been used in America. If every
family could become acquainted with their
Sovereign power over disease, they would
keep them and be prepared with a sure
Remedy to apply on the first appearance
Of disease, and then how much distress
would lie avoided and money saved, as
well as lives of thousands who are hurried
out OF time by neSIccting disease TO its first
stages, or by not being in possession oil a
cmcdy which they can place dependence,
on. O. All who wish 10 guard agains.
sickness, should use the Persian Pills free
y, when needed: no injury can cnsur, if
used from youth to old age, when taken
according to the directions. IN
The admirable cilcc, Of this compound
upon the human system, led ply scian.
and families into its general use. Their
long established character, their univcfsas
and healing virtues, their detergent and
cleansing qualities, of their specifical acc
ton upon the gandular par, of the sys'cms
are such as will sustain their regulations
and general use in the American Rcpub-
lie
Price = 4 and Gsg and a half cents
per bor.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-07

SUGARS.-A good article of New Orleans Sugar
- for cts. per pound. ST. Croix Sugar. prime
arcle) for III c:s. per pound. LOAF Sugar from
ID to y cts. per pound, for sale by
r. b. WALDO.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-07

COLON MILL is now in complete operation and
~ ready TO -four for Eastern Markets. Customers
grinding takes the preference, and is done o-hand
the apparatus for cleaning is complete. Stric,
attention paid 10 marking Grst and delivered in good
order Any persons bringing twenty five bushels of
good wheat can have (it they please) put through
the superfne bolt.
J. w. g. III. WHITE
Scion. McIIenry CO. I'll Aug. DC. 1912.
FLOU X.
FLOUR from the above Mill, will be kept con-
stantly on hand and for sale at the lowest prices,
TO be warranted by w. B. SLOCUM.
Southport, Aug 9th 1912. no
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-07

SHEEIlNGS 81 SHIRTINGS-From8 10 10 cls
~ per yard, for sale by r. B. WALDO.
HARDWARE great variety Of Shelf Hard
~ q ware, for sale cheap by X. WALDO.
DRINCIPEE CIGARS, a superior aGcle, tor
IL sale by ELKLNS d. MERRILL
SUPER FRENCH C4SSJUERES, at the
~ New York Store. by
ELKTNS & MERRILL.
nRLE1NS CLOTHS, a new and fashionable
~ article for Ladies' Fall and Winter dresses, Tor
sale at the New York Store, by
ELKINS &. MERRILL
EADY MADE CLOTHING, very cheap, at
~ the New York store by
ELKLNS f. INERRILL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
Virginia Election.

The returns received so far render the success
Of the Lsco-focos certain. They will have both
branches Of the Legislature; but the Richmond
Wing holds out much comfort in the following
statement from that paper of Tuesday The
Land Money is .afc-if the Loco. keep their
word-as a large majority Of the new Members
are pledged to receive it,"
John McCauley, Loco-Foco, succeeds Anderson.
Wing, as Senator from the Botctourt District, and
Sloan. Loco oco, ID elected to I'LL the vacancy &C.
ca.ioned by the resignation Of Faulkner, Wing, in
the Berkeley District. These secure the Locof o.
cos the Senate.
FOR the House of Delegates We have the follow
ing returns:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
ARRIVED YESTERDAY


Bark Byron. Person Il days from Carsf ("alt' WIN
md1e orier-70 passengers.
b. Bark Lady of the Lake Jameson from "1a,2o" ana
Clyde a. days. to knox. 80
Brig George, Thomas IL days from Jahe7' sugar 70
master. o.,
Br brig Ga7elc. vesey days from Bermuda IN ballast
- Barley Newman
Brig Juan dc Carthasena Kellogg from Machll' Lumber
Brig N0nparel Pope. days from - Johns, r r, do.
schr Minerva, Is days from New-Ohcans, to Durham
Dimon.
Schr Export - days from New Orleans, to Churolnan
Roberts
Schr Lucy Blake. from Cumdep with lime. .
Schr Edwin Greenlaw, from Passport, plaster 10 smi'
& Boyn,on.
Schr Advocate Loomer, from inisor, s pl2sier.
Schr Garden Homer from Lubec. plaster.
Schr Adelaide, Sloc um, from New Bedford, oil.
Schr Louisa. Gus. FROM Boston, mdze.
Schr Mandarin. Bincky, from Boston, ndze.
Schr Justice, from Thoma,ton, lime.
Schr " m Psnn. from Mlchia,, lumber.
schr Abbot Lawrence, from Hartford, mdLe.
Schr 4 Lawrence Meekcr from Boston. mdze.
Scbr Victor, Halett. from Boston. udze.
Schr Marietta. Madison, from Boston. mdIc.
Schr Saml A Appleton, Nickerson, from Boston, mdre
Schr Friends, Lowell, from Boston, mdLe.
Schr james. Snow, Belfast, sprr.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
THURSDAY, May is.

Al u O'Clock. al the Auction Room.
FsEScH GO0ps by Catalogue tor Casi-l00 French
DIV Goods comp sing large and desirable assortment OF
fashionable am miserable goods, received BY
ysls.
Also. ON 4 CREDIT or SIX MONTHS. for approved
endorsed notes handsome OF fresh imported
French and German Goos, comprising rich selection Of
reasonable artciss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
DRY GOODS.
SPRING GOODS. Spring Goods-The

- undersigned prepared with his usual extensive A.
-orimeni OF Sssouabie Goods ORDER for Gar
mens style which Will cnrapori with aEy houS- The
Trade Prices Which offer Inducements to th-e paw
inc ready money.
Attention solicited the stye Of Panalcons furnished
al this establishment particular = directed u tl
department with the view Of giving entire satisfaction.
Those who have experienced any difficulty getting
suited so assured that superior dtcan always be- re,te
French and English Csss.merrs in great variety OF new
patterns u. received The assortment Of N.ancs which
gave much satisfaction through the "a, Spring and sum
rner season viii he keptup.
French and English Cloths of super and medium quail
lies for Dress ans Frock Goats always on hand.
Fancy dress articles including Sin and Satin Scars. era
vais Haudkercheis Gloves, Hosiery, Su,psnirr shirts
Collars. &c. al asual moderate prices.
NM. +. JENNINGS,
Late ynde Jennings, - Broadway
as Inns American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
TIVE PLACE to get Cheap and Fash
i ionable GARMENTS 0, at the
NETWORK CASH TAILORlNG ESTABLlsHMkNT.

li2 Fllion-str-et near Broadvay,
Where Gosds are bought exclusively for cash, AMI iuii
Suits furnished y notice superior style and at
greatly reduced prices Our stock already large selected
with great from recent imQ-rat ems comprising great
variety OF French and Wes,-o England Cloths Cashmere
SIX and Chaiy Nestings, TO which We are making daily
additions.
We take peasure in inviting friends and the public IN
call and examine Goods, feeling confident hat We can
offer still greater Inducements than and having 10 ou
employ the most celebrated Coat and Panoou Cutters We
can safely guarantee that the STYLE OF garments will
compare with that of aay house in the trade.
Terms, cash on delivery, and no abatement in prices
ale :stf J. {. BOOTH Agent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

steamboats,. Who may he usiag large amount OF
Bread Cakes, Crackers Pastry Se III find II TO their al
vantage to call at Bakery Of the subscriber, where viii
be- found The richest AMI best variety ri The above articles
in the CITY, al such prices the present low state OF the
mNke will warrant. Families viii Ice supplied within
reasonable limits OF the house. all orders punctuay
sent any part of the CITY, BENZ. T. HOWE,
aS0 ~ 49, Broadway, cor. OF HOwarl-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

The Guard an Insurance Company has declared se''
annual dividend sfsiH per cent
The notes Of the Tanners Bank redeemed al the =
ion Bank in tbs City.
We fully agree with the American in IL remarks IN rela-
ton the Federal Loan OF the fact that no bids were maze
il says:
Tbi, almost dscretable cond on for The Government
but until Tariff be adopted that sha lay bsss tor cfeu'
by show ing that will b. forthcoming, better can
believe by sending agent 20 Europe before lle i
laon OF Congress shall have provided Tie means 81 paying
interest.
The Philadelphia Chronicle says:
Money j. again light There is Use 10 denying It
Within The past il hl, increased per cent anpu
for good paper, and difficult to be- bad al that The crs''
pss-nany OF our bushes, men must yet go by M
board The Bauks do not discount freely A. has been Ia
ted These accommodations consls. IL eN ending Jew Jay
after much importantly.
Three dollar counterfeit notes OF tic Atlas BanA Boston
are in SrculaoD al Philade phia.
The Harrisburg Register says the Mddetown BANK re-
deems notes, both demand 4Ih May sues IN specie
prese NATION 80 90,
The Planters Bank of Tennessee, AZ Carks'le giVe'
notice that checks drawn by A. A. Mclean ale Idshe
will he paid
1t sistea that the Merchants Bank OF Boston has made
arrangements the redemption OF bel DOles at the Mef-
Chants' Bank. Baltimore.
IL was reported nj - Louis that the liner Bank OF Du-
buque bad resumed specie payments on small sums o' ~
$1,000 Of the Notes OF the Bank Of Oean sold at Buff
falO al fl cents.
Al It Louis specie quoted al prem Sight checks on
the East TO- The ShawneeOwn Bank the business par
The CITY ard county scrip continues current.
The Baltimore Repubilc0n says:-"1he Frederick Banks
made offer the Banks here to the effect, that n
they will pay tSc freight upon specie from FREDERICK To TIM.
city, the Frederick Banks VIII immediate ~ forward
them the Of all their notes in circulation here, This
the Banks have declined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
MnrlSefs.

ASHES-Ab About 2oe bbl. Pets mostly here, sold at g. So
and Is brl Pearls s. IS The demand good for eHp.
these rates,
FLOUR-A The receipts yesterday were sold at s. o.
together h large amount out OF store, but 80 new de-
manded with sales. 4 sale of 400 hr Michigan, not
in good order, made al s. 81 Georgetown held at
81 49, with sales, The last sale OF Richmond City was about
400 brls gallega' al 81 D.
GRAIN-There il demand for Corn for the East
The supply is light Southern has been scarce for some
time Sales bushels Northern 90 cents measure ana
about $500 bushels New Orleans - cents weight Within
dav or two about 300 bushels Rye has sold AT 81 cents
Oats are very plenty Sales 1000 10 500 bushels AT IS lie
The stocks very large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
The New Ratio.

According to the Apportionmcnt BIZ, a. it ha.
passed the House. the several State. will be enti-
lied TO Representatives in Congress as follows, to
De chosen by single Districts in each, viz:
States Pre.en, No of Reps By the new Ratio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
rrWn.hinx,ouinn Meciiug.-The Hon

Marshall, Member ol Congress from henucAN' va hdN
CITY This Thursday Evening IN The NJ = thnrch IA
GreenelreeL Let there be general turn out on IN,
cason Hoe Co b Engine Co y, and the Chel,ea Of
uneer, and other Fire Companies, are respscuui} n'ed
Socieiv = X KIRBY
M IL President Of Broadway ". L. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
"' "' '''' JACOB FISHER, President.
~ Theodore Clarke Fashionable Hat E.tab-

shment Corser Pearl and Chatham-streeiS-Ihs we'll
known o. than 50 standing needs no news
paper putting recommend II 10 public notice. Mr. C..
simply wishes that he lac has been al all
times prepared with full stock OF the modern style
and finish Geneman's Hats and which be determined
10 sell a. low he bought elsewhere in tins CITY Ills
c,r, fine nutra combining gtntss with elegance he Will
now sell at ~ 81, and his imitation moeskn NS lie also
has full OF Boys Cloth and other Gaps, which
he will sell al prices suit the times tie VII only add,
let all call exasne bis Hats and Gaps and prices before
m,Ling tbeir nnrcha.es (0 az collin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

Al u O'Clock. NJ the Auction Room
CLorHS AND CASStNFSEs rom the shelves Foa Casa.
Also ON CREDIT or sIN MONTHS
Con>stn 90 pieces West England Cloths and 49,
mers>. u>t landed, comprising woo dyed blacks brown,
invisible green olive and ancy colo Tendon browns Rus
gueen, woaded olive citrnn green csret daha &c
AlsD leo pieces Cashmere, OF various patterns and De
>rriptODS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
MILLINERY GOODS.-STEVENS

John Snien, Aucusuetr
A UCTION NOTICE-EXcellent Furn-
~ iure-Ths Day at 10 o'clock Al A. Fulton street,
The furniture Of private gentlemen. consisting pol'hea
sofa mahogany and cued sape Chair OF every varr Isl;
secretary and Bookcase mahogany and curled maple Rock
err. excellent Pano-Fortc polished mahogany French
Be>eads Mafra>>es. PIa>-, Beds large Per Ca,>.,,
Paintings Girandocs Hal and Astral Lamps Brus.'> Ply
and Ingram Carpets, Blinds. Dressing Bureaus. A.
hes, Brtiania Tea SETS, French China Dinner sci Tea
do-sgeher viii variety worthy oihe attention OF house
keepers. =, III, u,-;,.-.
FRASKLfS THT,rRE-At3 O'Clock T. VI auihc utnitu'e
and other moyeabes also Bar Counter and Fixtures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
Corre,pondence cd the Tribune.

WASHINGTON, May j.
InSEYATE to-day, a communication was received
from the Treasury Departm ent, IN answer to res
oution Of the Senate, showing the amount OF mon
eys received by public officers the amount OF de-
falcstion, &c. under the Sub-Treasury system.
The bill TO continue in force the act for the final
adjustment Of private land claims in Missouri, and
several other bills of private nature were read
third time and passed
Mr.. BEsToS had yesterday produced letter
from the Postmaster General, directed TO Mr..
McRoberts, Chairman Of the Committee on Post
Offices Of the Senate, stating that certain private
letters from the files Of that Department (Which
had been communicated to that Commttce) had
been published in the St. Louis papers, and inqu-
ring in relation thereto. Mr. b. had said that he
had copied and sent them to St Louis for publica-
tion; that they contained un;ruths concerning him
self AVID one Of hi, constituents; and that in
traventon Of the President. and Mr.. Webster :
Circular the Postmaster General had, for base
party purposes, removed Il worthy msn-the fost-
master at st. Louis, and appointed relative, Nc.
Mr. MERRICK advcrted to the statement, and
said he had learned that the Postmaster was not
a connection of the Postmaster General, and con-
scouently that Mr. Bentons remarks we're I'M
founded He suggested the proPricty OF having
some understanding to Executive cornmunlca-
lions. whether they should be considered conf
dental not.
MIR. BENTON repeated that the letters were
false. that they solicited an appointment on
grounds of political partsanship and prescription,
that the letters being the flies of the Depart
msnt were public documents, that the Postmaster
General had violated the professions of the Adj
mnistraton, relative to prescription Of officers,
&C., &c.
The subject after some snarl. as to points OF
order, was laid over.
The Appropriation Bill was again taken up, the
question pending being on the melton of BENTON
to strike out the appropriation of $50, 343 for books
for members of Congress.
The motion was debated at some length by va
rious Senators, and then rejected: Yeas 10.
NAYS 81.
Mr.. WOODBURY. offered amendments providing
that no part of the appropriation for contingent
ces for foreign intercourse shall be applied to the
Of special agents abroad.
After debate Of some length, less than quo
rum being in attendance, the Senate adjourned.
ARGUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
- ChcIsen Turn Out

~ Chelsea Turn Out.-The great Lecturer, Mr
Abbot has kindly volunteered deliver Lecture, ron
engraved Diagram. the Human stomach, descriptive o.
the stages of Incompetence, until Delrlum Iresens
closes the scene.
NB-Ths above Lscuie will he delivered for the hene
iii of the Chelsea Temperance Society on Thursday The
9Th nsi al their Hail. No 48 Eghth Avenue Tickets l23
sents-tO be had at the door.
ms Ia JACOB FISHER President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
The New.York Phepix Temperance
RenexrIanl Assoc inIio VIII hnls ihell nr.l meet

M al Concert Hall. No 80 Roadway, Canal street,
Th. Evening, Thursday, May 9TH, at Z. O'Clock &. II.
Dels,an and many popular >peake will address the
ing Popular Songs will I've suRs by that soble Fire En-
zine Company No rs, and members OF ul, Society The
public are respectfully invited to attend
A. NJ GOfF, President
A NJ CoSryR Secretary ms It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Banks Gu.taf Wasa tSWl Arrdson, AntNtrp, Boorlndh
johnson Coz Isabella, Bearse, Marse,s, Hlses, God
frey Co. =,
Brgs Tareuin Norton n Orleans, Badger Fccki II
Steven Hall, Bermuda, X : Tucker; Selma, smith Mo
hill. Slurprs Chairman; susan Johns Philadelphia; III
brgs Lady Huntingdon Clements ~ Andrews, Is, II IL
Godet; Curew Gard. Demsrara, L Wnret
Schrs Renown (Br. Smith, ~ Andrews, b senator
Cb,sbrrIan, Boston: Penn, Whtmors, NewburyPot
Mss: Oscar, Baker, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
~ Spencer Imitation MoleskiR Hat.

This popular article commented to the public as pecu.
harry desirable. the present time for lis economy for
elegance and durability, corpeics successfully with the
cost, Hats Price - p SPENCER,
al6n Fashionable Halter No. 2t5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

H~ limos.
Treasury Notes were ngood dtmaad to-day. We q1o'e
discount
There las been sales prime Sterling al IT. ana
Francs 8 l.. but he enquiry quite limited.
In Inland bills the business has been 10 moderate extent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
LAWYERS DIARY

COMMON PLEAs-Firi P4u-27, I, g. II, 81, ST. 81, H.
| 1911, lii rs.
Part Seconds 49, 40 &C. S. 100 ia. 2. 1T, 49, ls.
$50, II. TO- 70, p, 5s. H. lO4. Il2, ll6 l5S, l5i
CIRCUIT CoVsr A. u, - 6, 8, ~ n TO IS, %, co. 6 o.!
| e. Is. 81.
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IN AGRFEABLE RECREATION.

Avi,ti 10 the extensive grounds at HohOker, the beau
tie ot which hive been highly eItoed and witch
literally thrown pen IN the public. will prove pleasant
an sScur> on ~ made firm the CITY al this
Tho walk. arc n.w = cool order. and he grounds
fecked with al the uNursu freshness OF early spr
Nothing can De- more gratifying the mind than the
it4uu. ,iIOn of = charming n scene. ais Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

ID invite, DOB, friend, and all who fond OF The cles ant
amusement of Billiard PLAYING to call at Basoris Rooms
over the Climax Eating House Il Ann-sree AMI Ia Full
To- street whsre ,plendd Tables Slate. marble and
Iron. " ia all ne Euup~an Improvement. Table, and
cloth. for ale ! W betting tolerated. ms IN
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MONEY MARKET.
Sales at the stock Exchange, Nay 4.
Commercial md Money Matters.

There limited amount y operation. atihe Broker
Board to-day. with rather improving tendency Dels
ware and Hudson advanced per Long Island t. Har-
lem I, ,tonne. on i, Canton Co. declined.
State Stocks revived from the reaction they have
experienced within Few days STATE >.xes improved j.
Ohio SKIES cold al 80. Illinois improved For Ono >1e'
1882 ~ offered, Kentucky TO- Alabama ", State Fi'es
1855, a.
1000 g. '62....... 81 900 do............. -;
Inan NeAs.Ynr 81. 6l. 81 Loo Ohio g. .bn..... .!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
NrEICAN Museum. corner Of Broad.

WAY sni Ann streei-P I BARNl VI. MANAGE
In order accommodate the Immense crowds which attend
here The Lecture Roou has been enlarged The Mysier
ous 6 p.v Girl can ~ consulted Day or Eve-ng. She
ih. greatest wonder Of The From o'clck. y VI b
VI she can be privately consulted o. lcle or Fore
teller Future Events. free Of charge Mr. Dcheii NJ
Comic Droer's'. IN introirce his ns't Humorous AMI
Qurr.c8. Ecceutrc;e for ihs week oay. VI * Rneaie
r. charm ny Nnca, rn y Orleans, j. engaged; also. Ia
Peits Cess;e the beautiful Dancer. Experiments m Nni
maj Magnetism. on child three ycaf> o.d Nssara rhs
with real water: Pneumatic Railroad. Ahiao Lady Goss
BoRirr: Grand Co>n'r1ma. md -olHo curo,tie>
\ splendid day performance every "Wednesday AMI sat
IrlsN afternoon.
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DAVID FELT Il ca.
4 CHRISTIAN FATHERS PRES

n ENr TO HIS FANlLY-imporant and Interesting
work now in Of publ catono be- ready for deliver,
e,rlv in Nav l8i2iu,trated with several hundred me
Ensrav rss-Hbs Biography or the Live, ana Characters
The Prns pal Parsonage recorded 10 thc sacred
practically adapted the obstruction OF Youth anI private
Families. This valuable forthcoming work VII consist o.
more than sa0 PIP 8vo containing. raore than Five lhdrrd
new aud beautiful Engravings hnr paper hand, 'nely
bound Git AMI eltered The price VIII not exceed . %
= From the Boston Recorder, March H.
Family Book-Mr. Robert sesr,, oi New-Yora, has an
important and Interesting work in course OF puhlca
ton, entitled Bible Biography, or the lyes AMI Clara'
OF the Principal Percentages recorded m W. >scIe
Writings practically adapted the Instruction ~ tolih
and Private Fdmr, illustrated With several huuGi'd me
rngrayings 1t will form octave volume OF 80 pages
- 80 and will be ready devey Early ~ Way Means
adopted 70 give i u. widest possible S,Sua'o
Sesrss Bible Biography Illustrated with ,eVeg2 hunlr-d
Ensravings-we have received rospectus AMI ,pec'H
yn many ~ which are from original designs,
rails wen eSecu,e The design the work Seems rSrc-
lent and cheertuly recommend To tie notce oil our
reader. Published at - Na'ssu't
From The Nrw-i ORR Tribune. March =
Scar, bic oeraphy.-"e heartily conhnre 'hl'tt
forthcoming work advertised IN another column a. very
valuable, cheap and convenient hook @ ad Tue plei a.
teacher student explaining and interesting .t to-hs
especially in the study OF the Holy Scriptures Tho, ir
tculsrly vino are engaged in tie instruction 90 Sabbath
SCHOOLS and Bible Classes VIII ind one ni The DooAs
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From the Boston Times.
Bible Biography Ths the uame OF noble WORK ABOUT
u bee publshc New.York II i most justly called y
Christian Father, Present hs Family This beautiful
book will consist OF large volume OF about 30 pay
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i to contain more than i've hundred They av rAtcu'fI
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u Arents-respon,ble rnen-wanied in e,ery town and
village throughout ihe United state Aire,' me ,ub.
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~ PhrenolOyy-Free 10 All-At Clinton Hall

b PhrenoioSy-rtteto A 1; oiI.on ,,a, W.,
the Intellectual education OF children, y o'clock Those
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