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CAsss FRANCE or France its King Court and Govern
ment b. an American
The return of Gov. Cass and the movements
made by his political friends have created fresh
demand for the above work. We learn that the
Publishers, Messrs Wiley & Putnam, have few
copies of the last edition remaining unsold, aud
that they are also for sale by other booksellers.
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,,ce fnII confidence in the statement made by Martha
Confin having known her the past twenty years WIZ
give any particulars in relation TO her case to
these who may wish further information ;,,,,pU,ru
'uPe go, - ~ ~, y Dec. II, 1872
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9TaIR COLORING.--Jacob Maby

Alh ,5,D, - Ala ensloTers a ,a ii. Hose Who
III 10 bsye bssrifla head OF hair that he manuisctassa
"a b f ale az ~ groome 81. ard boy 81 near Cas
sa rare his celebrated GsS+nce OF Tyre, when bayns
ia,riy improved he guarantees Will be eaeetu2i ~
nenty coo.ing red or gray hair TO bssa.lri
black
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Martha Conln has lived in my family the last ~ years
d hereby certify the foregoing statement made by her
an ~ !. 1000. 20 Mr. MARY B. LLOYD,
ecu . No 6u4 Broad 81. Newark NJ.
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FIT EN- II DAl 81 al :
The Court pursuan; Adjournment and after the
reading of yesteda minutes the Court was cleared
for consideration and decision respecting the Application OF
Capt Mackenz for an inquiry The mode By whica
extracts from the Log Of Soers had beca given for publ
caticn il The Standard.
On the reopeing or the Court, Or Ed, acting Master on
board the North Carolina presented the following leiier 10
the Cocrt which he wished be read panaory OF all
he knew concerning this affair, his ZANE had been men
tened as having promised take OF the los book
when left by r Perry The ward-room OF tie North Car
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know Martha Conlin and have known OF her suffering
illness John DUBOIS, Bishop o! Ne"-fork.
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The following certificate is from gentleman who LOST
h whole Of h nose from severe Scrofulous disease IL
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. EMOYAL of the Clothing Store Ne.


Z NHEHF bUOhO-hUUtIlU NUT III
neatly bound aad containing 100 beautiful ensravhgs sepe
raj pieces OF Music and $40 pages reading matter or One
Dollar Musical Cabinet bound, containing z1o page,, az
bol sacred and secular M1sr, principally from The great
masters Tor The extreme low price OF One Dollar ana rJ
Cents, Price formerly 81, unbound Boston misceiiany
le-sTdy bound in half Turkish morocco gill; WIN marble
eses Tor s. so Ao. Grahanfs, and Sargeants Magazine
60, Rook Isdy's Companion, Pioneer, Artist, and I-
rsny M Is cents number, S per year Merry's MU,
scum Lady's Pearl Lowell Offering Mohes assistant al
Sapt, Magazine pc. year; and all the other various
szines OF the day wholesale and retail All orders
from tie trade supplied With the greatest proHposs
a o--- s- : BRADBURY, SOOEN CO,
1s Ig7 Nassaa.st, n. y, and 10 Schoos, Sosion:-
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al your ''ie"'' MARTHA coNLIN.

know Martha Conlin and believe what She states in his
dscumen, to be perfectly true. JOHN ~" Ea,
Rector OF st Peters Church
Given a, New York this l4th day OF December, 1872
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have confidence in the representations made by Martha
Conlin and have full knowledge 0. her case; ,,rpnv
Alderman 10th Ward OF the City OF New-Yerk.
Dec II, 1912
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RcwEaY SAVINGS BANK,
New-York, January l2th. lt4S
DIVIDEND.-The Trustees of this In

NIVIDEND.-The Trustees oil THIS III
s,itr,on hereby notify The Depositors that seGi
annual dividend the rate OF FIVE per cen, per aanaI On
an sus OF i've dollars and upward and less thar I'VE mug
dre dollars and four per per annum on ali suns OF
1--WE hundred dollars aad upward which have essn R b.
id - danostors m and after Msndsy the 18Th nstzn
Curing hs hours Of Business the bank The Interest viii
be passed to The credit Of each teposor ana suea ss
not be called for VIII remain principal and draw interest
The Bank is o9en Tor business at No. l2s Eowsry On
mrrsvs Thurday and Saturdays from 20 O'Clock p NJ
By oraer OF ti.e Board OF TRUSTEES. p,.,
G. ". coGssHALL, Secretary. u. c.
TNIN PLATES,-200 boxes assorted, for
sIs sac Gs1NNELL, M1NTuRN CO., 70 souths.
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The attention Of the reader IS respectfully called TO the
following certificates However great achievements have
heretofore been made by the Use oths inVanaDe eu'ce
w; daily experience shows results i remarkable
The propretors here avail emSeveset the opportunity OF
saying OF constant satisfaction maj ey are
made the OF reeYln. such an amount OF suneEng
NEw,sk a. j. DEC. Is, 1877
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Is ISRAEL Posr. So Bowery, hes just publish
ed No, 10 Of the Wayeriy Novels, containing 9 The
Monastery; No. s of TH,sRs's History Of the
french Revolution, and No. 3 of George ST.
GEORGE Julian. These are all very neatly printed,
and offered at Q very reasonable price.
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THE soMERs MUTINY.
Naval Ceurt Of EseuiF
FIFTEENTH DAY....Jsn. /

Reported for The New-york Tribune.
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riehl medicine sst, ger caz-,!
remain, with ftv lSgs OF lasting gratitude.
foRr friend, THOMAS LLOYD.
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NETANTED-Places by an American
w girl and an English Cook Apply at Alb Broad
"a )lk
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NENRy r Mrppuv

Srlrs or NEw-fosY.l On tbs s5.h day OF November,
Csv OF Brooklyn, IS. 1852 before me came Thomas
LLOYD acARos the truth The ss gong psper
acd that he executed the Sarae
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,sn1cxExss New woRx.The scope of such a. work
Of Dickens He is very competen, 10 describe low ie-o
graphically depc, in Kitchens porter honses ana
roadside nn,o paint lveest pictures OF The physical mis-
cry to be ioaud in poor hoases prisons, ans insane ass
nmSblt he should have aspred TO Gntyss ne eaa
,ser he n.tituoas TIE compiler social and political re-
!aans Of Rspabiic lite this H as little hltea loT
such phiosophic task, as magpie for motalls1"
This shallow, supercilious mode OF treating
picSgNs's Notes on America is well enough Ia Its
place, but it is unworthy the Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser in which ii appears. DrcSsss never
pvcisssed to be philosopher nor is there the
slightest attempt in his Notes to give such ana
lyss Of American character and institutions as the
above paragraph impu,ts to him. He nerote 'ch0t
he sau-snd if his description was distas,eful to
the men observed, the fault, certainly, was not
wholly his. Nothing else, we have seen approaches
so ncar to complete proof of what Dickens says
Of the American Newspaper press as the manner
IN which he has been treated by 1t.
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New-York City, Dec. 26th, ls41
EDIV
i;ETI
The strees-swecping Contract.

Messrs. Ulysses b. Vidal, James McClune smith,
Timothy Seaman, Committee. &c. &c.
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M ANTED-A situation in private
w family, by an excellent plain cook, washer, &c
Good references Apply at 20 Mulberry.st. jlS5t'
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Hiessry Sands: GentWerdS canlet express the srau'
feel for your treatment 10 me, stranger >uueFnS
under one s the most cathsouc diseases tAat
pabe OF bearing The disease with which was aiicied
commenced with nammaiiou OF the eyes IN the year 1000
which caused almost Total blindness For THIS WAS ueateu
and finally relieved but the remedies were such as cause
the eyelopeuent scro!uons affection on my s,t arm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-16

E17HiE INSURANCE. Mutual In
suTssce Company o;hc City OF New YORK, ineorpcra-
ted l79s-Capal 3SacO0conInne the business OF lnsr-
rance against oS damage By FIRE the reduced rates OF
preIsun:. oihcc No. 81 Wall street,
GEO. IRELAND, President
-. ~ Sp,
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9AT ATER POWER TO LET, at the
w Saw-Mill, West Farms II miles from the city, and
accessible by water. Enquire OF
ei28 i'm. JOHN COPCuTT, SAB Washngton-s,.
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john Earitsi 2I ca.s pprentice-17 Gears Of ageHad
seen Spencer si,ting with Cromnell and sPu.a-had
paper and pencil his hand and seemed 10 be putting
scratching which Cromwell telling him. One 81 TIE
boy. went ncar him, and he said ID you you don't
90 away will take you the mast Did not think Tue
vessel could have been brought without tie execution
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IvIRE INsUKANCE.-NIuMal Safety

A Issuance COMPANY, IL Wals,s;reeL-Neu canned
profits SS7sooo-A the pgons divided among those who
pay The preminp's.
This Company continues make Insurance against Los
or Damage By Fire or Dwelling Houses, Stores. Furniture
and aerehanaize generally on the most favorable terms.
Loses adjusted with liheraiy and dsstaeb il lws&Ssos
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The pain extended the shoulder TO the end OF my
fingers and Tor Two years my suerings were seyonu dir
crption ed various remedies aud CONSUMED alHeien'
PHYSICIANS in NewYork ami amongst them the lase Dr.
Sushe who Told me the OF the was caused ny
Tie large quantity OF mercury taken 10 cure the inama-
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Mayor Of tae CIV a Rn,okirr.

.Hdyut OF lie CITY % 6rrokIyn.
Ssnss Sa-sspariia will also and permanently
diseases having their origin In impure tate OF the
blood depravs condition OF the geasrai cprst,tnsfr
VIZ: Serotna o. Kss Evil ir vatfocs foys; RhenE.s-
t,, obstinate cusareoas Erup,o5s B.oiche Siies PM
pss or PrsGiss The face, chrea.c Sore Eyes Rnsworm
or letter Sead Head enlargement; and pain OF the bones
ana joints: stubborn Ulcers syphic synipIos, diseases
arising nom an iHadcous Q: Mercury female Gersngc-
nisals, and other similar complaints
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail ard for export
ATOM hy 4. B. Sands Co No rs Broadway, Granite
suiing1 OF Chambers street, New York Also sold
by a. d. SANDS, Druggists Ne % and 100 FultonS.
David Sands Co No, Il East Broadway corner OF Mar
ket,srre,; and by pregssss generally throughout The
or-be original documents may seen By calling At
o.r store No. rs Broadway. ds2
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4 rates by the HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY-This lon, established and well known Institution,
havig been active operation upwards OF hirty years.
con,nuss every description OF property against
les or damage by fire. nj tho lowest rates, s agency -
y, all street JOHN NELSON, .r. Agent ol9 SIM
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HARDWARE PAPER-60O reams,
different Sizes Sc by 30 to 81 by 81 also-5o reams
Esyeope-l50 gross Bonnet Boards, for sale at manuac.
turers' prices BY GAUNT i DERRICKSON,
la
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Two Volumes In One.

Literature ofane and sacred will be here united with
the arts OF printing and engraving produce of the most
valuable and Interesting works issued from the American
press. Commentators photographers oriental travellers and
Biblical critics of the name have been extensively and
careiull consulted in preparing this work The Editor
when published it will BE- found worthy of tie patron
of Christian pastors instructors and Of all deom
nations, and well calculated under the Divine blessing,
enghten the understanding, purify the heart and promote that
knowledge by which may obtain happiness this world
and eternal salvation in that which is TO come.
ROBERT, SEARS, Editor l22 Nassau-st.
G AGents-rssponsibe wanted TO sell the above
work. every an village throughout the L. States and
British North American Provinces For particulars Sc ad
dress, postpaid, F.. WALKER s. CO.
jyIt ia Fulton-st. y York.
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Passengers Arrived

In the ship Vile de Lyon, from Have T Lapse, Of
New Orleans Miss Josephine Lapse, OF New-Orleans DR.
C F. Hammond of New-York; Miss A Stoddlrd of
Brooklyn; James Serger, Mrs Sterger Miss Serser,
Miss Emma Sterger Miss Carinas Stere hector sersef
Edward Sterger, Miss Eyder, Of switzrland jaime,
Of Belgium Drew Of Hudson and loo IN the steerage
In The packet ship Chalos Carroll, from IiarreAlr G
Pak-s lady and child; Mr. r Davis lady, child and servant,
and in the Storage.
in the plcke, ship Siddons, om Liverpool-AIrs Nors.
WORTHY Miss Noteworthy, Miss Mary Norsworthy Miss
Emile Noteworthy, Miss Fanny Bergh, Mr. c Aus
tine Lieut. Dryer Royal Army, aud 80 in the seerase
In the ship Sea, Delano, from Liverpoo-Alr Lindsey
and 2l0 in the steerage
In the bark Heca, from St Martins via ST Thomas-A
Beard Esq DR. Maillard, Miss Richardson
IN the brig Victory, from Apalachcola-Mrs Orb and
CHILD Mr. Jacobs, Mr. Orb, Capt Raymond Messrs Elison
Nav and Shackefoyd.
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DIED,

July IL, after lingering Illness, William Nerrey IN his
list year
July p after short Illness frances daughter of Bow-s
Colgate, /! years
4, Williamsburgh L. l., July t. Ravens son OF Edward
and Jemima Conklin. aged years aud IL months.
Al Cornwall Orange County on Third day. .iniy the
residence OF his sop-inlaw, H owntree Mr. Christopher
Wray after short bit illness, his 6eh year
BENJAMIN and Matilda Richardson years and months:
AZ Northampton, Mass, July g. Charles sarkvsasheF,
Esq 81
and daughter of Rev. Jacob Allen, of Sterling.
Al Rroolrsn, N T. July q of consumption, Miss Mar
rarer Torbett, formerly OF Boston in her 25th year
her friends Miss Lovce NJ Preston 3D. only daughter Of
Dr.. .Amafiah Preston. of Plymouth, Mass.
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BY THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN MAIL.
From our Correspondent.

PHILADELPHIA, July lS-P NJ.
.4yrirea This Mo,ring-Schr Monitor, Besse, days
from New Haven.
Schr Aphion, Snowman 5 days from Newbufyport.
Schr Planet, Terry, 3 days from New Yo.k
Scr Reynear Williams, Stu1b,, days isom
Cleared tA.s atternoon-Biics Henrietta, Farrell An
tigua; independence Keyse ST Croix Talleyrand no"l-
ton Boston
sehrs Constitution Richardson Boston, Driver Tayl"r
Charleston, s Q; " Caldwell Bradbury, Aerandtia,DC
Henry Brown, Lingo, \ York.
Barge Comet, Cox, Newly FORK
.4rTired THIS .qfte,7OOn.-Brig Andrew Ring, Thur
low 3 days from NewYork.
Brig Gales Peabody, 3 day. from ,yew-York,
Brig Rehecca. simln, 3 DAYS from hew.YoTk.
Brig Acorn Elowes; 4 days from Boston.
Brig Randolph Goldsmith DAYS from Charleston, s. o.
Schr Emene, Nichols, 6 DIS I'm Boston
Schr Richard Rush, Bray, ds I'm Providence.
schr Elizabeth, Beas,on, ds fu \ York
BeLor-Ship Solon, Buchanan I'm londonderry June D
via Gibraltar with $50 pss7en-eEs
Ship Globe Lowry from Ner. Orleans. Oath nit.
Ship Caledonia Brander, Maloaey, from New-oreans'
24h ut
Brig Gibraltar, Yates, from New Orleans 6'h uls.
Brig America, Treadwell, I'm Salem. Mas
Also, topsa schrs or brigs, unknown.
Westher stormy-Wind NE,
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MARRIED,

On Wednesday afternoon, July y, by the Rev. James
Miner Mr. Lucien B. Morris Miss Catharine A, young
st dancirer OF Mr.. Ezekiel Truesdail all Of this city.
July H. at ST. Bar,hoomew's Church, Mr. Richard NJ.
.hercombie of Philadelphia 10 Miss Elizabeth Turner,
daughter OF william R, Cooke, ESQ.
Al Boston J.iy 8 Nh Thomas W. spauldins Miss
VA" Al Boston Juys Mr.. Robert i,. 10 Miss Elizabeth
'sl a, ssl;shury c. July 5, Gen William Williams, of
stockbridge Mass Mrs Mary B. AveTiI Of Salisbury.
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SALT RHEUM.

SAL1 RifU vi.
nINGLET'S UNIVERSAL OINTMENT mas
~ failed in Of Salt Rheum aud All oeI
diseases of the skin celebrated IN thiS City VINO
has used pondz OF this Ointment his practice says
have never knonit fail Of Offering speedy anu perfect
cure in cases OF Salt Rheu Pmpe Bloches on he &c.,
or rrupous the heads Of children More tan co
boxes have been u,ed within the last four years.
Reference given this 'Ity who Hno" iss VIZ
tues To be had only Of the Popopreto1 beekmansteet
JyIi 2w --------------
r LIQUID AMBER This article is certain
u and speed; remedy Scalds Buns, Chlba,n Conn-
socs Scroula ucets RlngwoIns, RuptuTes OF the Skin
from whichever csuse Cankef Of the Mouth, Cts .fteT
Scald Head &C. Sc. J. also the delightful article Tor
shaving bathing removing TAM piples and for improving
the complexion generally Used. Certificates OF rs en-
cacy the reec.abte gentlemen this city and else
where with directions FOR using accompany each bottle ann
may u ire Office OF the Subscribers, Is john street
from, Office second floor where it for sale wholesale am:
retail. A liberal discount will be insds q h9s who hy to
sell again !. WARNER = co,
jyli I'm Sase Manufacturers and frcpI1etoIs.
mo THE TAKERS OF CROTON WATER.
.-0TlCE-The abuses practcsd in regatr 70 the street
window washers, connected with the rto.ou Water pipes
which instead Of being reasonably y>ed TO clean the iahoh
and the front OF premises are m
INFO made 20 d.snc r
neghbonng GATEWAY and sidewalk a.d " annoy passoY,
induce Board notice thar the penalty Of
Of the payment made by the wae-taser and
OF his supply will efore in well arthenicate9 coe
OF yr1lfu and unreasonable Of the OK
'iyis i'm ~ D. hiShAo"'
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wEraaIs IsPl A =, yssE5AnLE Pits hare most de-
eucs thousands TO their excellent effects After
tem short time the hitherto wretched invalid finds all
the disaSrrab and unhealthy hunor1 expelled from his ss-
tenn his digestive organs perform their proper functions his
blood egaGs Is uny the oppressive Of md
pain departs and his body becomes endowed with wonted
enesy ana While The mind rapidly resumes It's org
Reader such medicine is Wrshs Indian Vegetable Pills.
OF the North American College Of Health. They only
cleanse the blood and other fluids from purity they
NEW lie to the Whole m The on es le@sis Is 10 BE-
II Berrare Of Counterjeis-The public are cautioned
against the spurious medicines which. order de-
ceve made outward appearance closely TO resemble the
above wonderful Pills.
disn Iesefabte Paf nra printed The sides OF The box
and that II the ,cOrd rfsht's cannot be found all IS posi-
Offices devoted exclusively sale of the medicine
wholesale and retaNos 2SS Greenwich street, New ork
1875 Tremontstreet Boston, and No. l69 Race street Phade
piia
70" Il is surprising how persons labon; under
diseases Of the Lunss, Windnpe and Dysrepsa nearly every
third person afflicted with oil those
diseases and almost every person no adopts the old of
treatment such eating hearty and exercising freely are GER
tain dwe lh- other hand those who keep quiet and
live vegetable diet Wills ak: Dr. Coyerts Balm OF Lie
generally recover 1t may be laid down rule that those Ia
boring under pulmonary disease not do any thn-
crease uation or circulation of tie blood By exercising
Who have taken Dr. CoseT Balm Of Life and we know Of
non. who have taken and given fair tr following these
directions that Were relieved By It's and We are satisfied
the VIII always be Foduesl if ,he5e cG9st -.
afflicted call and examine ou- testimonials Tor themselves
and then and till they satisfied do we ask them TO test
The Balm is for sale wholesale and reaail at DR.. Coverts
office la5 Nassau-street, aud 80 Bowery, y \.
no The Mercantile Library Association
s;itn,on Will be October An, member desr
Gus Of avanc himself Of privilege requested to make
s. fso to % f2i & p.f F2RKs f Rec S's5
20 shippers Of Goods ~ Qaehee for London Will
please clear them at the Custom House this morning.
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WARM BATHS
ONLY ONE SuUIJNC, :

KNICEERBOCbER BATHS-No. lOl BowEry
1Hs subscriber respectfully takes leave to nye pub.
lie attention the above name establishment Consisting OF
" ,Rnl Coin and SHOWER BATHS. fitted with ast"
venanc- order, in this city Charges
,ha foiion reduced Single tickets 12! cents-1O
En- 81 BENZ. COMFORTS. i'll lwis-
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,.xr.,s orrlcE.--DEArn BY DeowsrNG.-

held an inquest to-day at the house Of F1edeIck
s ss Es ss h ~h a Of 1 an auburn
ncNa found entirely naked floating IN the East
s ,sy s this morning opposite the above place BY the
Bsf ,bs Ferry boat plying between the foot OF 6lst
snd Backw.lls Island, and towed to the Ne"Yofs
$gs r,s taken down TO the dead house in the Park
LITIGATION.
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II OILY BI BIZ E,

As contained in the Old and New Tesaments from the Gre
alton Of the World the full establishment of Christianity
Containing clear and comprehensive of every
markabe transaction recorded in the Sacred Scriptures
during period OF Four Thousand Years With
Copous Notes Critical and Explanatory forming H.
Illustrated COMMENTARY OF THE SACRED
TENT.
Part l. The Old Testament History
Part ,. The New Testament History.
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B O O K s
A SIX DOLLAR BOOK AT HALF PRICE.
THE CHRISTIANS GIFT FOR 1914
IN PRESS,

THE MOST SPLENDID PICTORIAL WORK on
BlbLE His lORf ever offered to the American public
Embeished with several hundred new and an. -.
The whole work 1.-TWO volumes oae) making sbsnt 7Oo
large octave pages TO be elegantly printed bound IL RI.
finished style OF modern bookmakng. be published
and ready for delivery in August next:
sEARs's NEW AND COMPLETE HISTORY
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BY ROBERT SEARS.

Aided By the writings our mos celebrated Biblical Schol
ars, and other learned persons, who have made
The Scriptures thrir srnly
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q Syivnnian Acknowledgements No. Is
Pine third story. Open from TO 10 A NJ and from
?. NJ. Information chesEfaiiy given. The Constitution
gwen.
Members OF i. association (Single men prefee0 ;yi9t