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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09
81 THE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS
CRIsTTEs, MAGNETIC FIJrIn

ChlSllEo' MAtJNEIlC FLUID
,3'dl ns
whs are Z z Ssyad pas
y h pqsSss fqd I without any beneficial effect
smiy s,sa oh.
md 20 direct the ssyanc current to the particular portion,
tf $SS g,s'is o3 s%
every city UsiOa ssi'iass
sas discovery sold elsewhere viii be WORTHLESS and Of e
respective Agencies which now being established.
= desirable styles have had Offer will be up
''''1s' our usual WIZ HSa;''S &eSsiNcs CO r.g
SUMNER CLOTHs-Jast received, black. olive, brown
je7 s,is .s WIN. Il. JENNINGS & CO. 2sl Broadway.
's%i patterns at ''l D'0'd"y 4mf EsS Hsis CO.
TO MERCHANTS, SHIP MASTERS AND
OTHERS.
THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform them, that
s has been mi hs employ
hm y IT, and the
so repairing
rating Chronemers and dealing il Magical lnsIu%sns
stand, No. 2ss Pearl street. D. EGGERT.
TROY HOUSE, TROY, " Y.
COLEMAN & ROGERS, Preprietors:;. This, House. SO
lolg and favoraby known to the travelling public. now
story has been added and extensive alterations made
which the OF the Dining room aengh
of ninety feet and by folding doors connecting be extended
to hundred thirty feet thirty parlor with bed
aacsd pleasant and airy the number Of sixty
hive been misunderstanding accommodations for 800
The house has ssa painted and
Of this house. 1t is also but few from the steamboat
landing.
pvpretors trust by their personal attention their bu-
guests
CHARLES 8. COLEMAN,
Late of the Aston House.
CHARLES M. ROGERS,
Jul lmsrc Late of III Steamer Empire
WARREN HALL.
No. Warren street.
rTNHE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house as
Hotel in style Of comfort and enence, for the
commodaton Of citizens generally and visitors the city,
would respectfully solicit for themselves portion Of their
tronage.
Their arder will all times well stocked with the best
the markets can afford The Wines Liquors and Segars
the best quality The bedrooms neatly furnished spacious and
airy While from its central location being the City Hall
and in the of it will afford great Undue
those visiting the city
|. BRITTON,
- G. McCORKLE.
NBThe usual relishes served up at all times lei I'm &c
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NEW MJTSTC

NEW MUSIC.
II RILEY SEQ, 2s7 Broadway, publish and keep on hand
which they offer for sale wholesale and retail the lowest
possible They Instruments superior
every article they SELL being practically acquant
Id with the branches of their business. Military Bands
euppied 1t the most reasonable rates. myl22m~nc
GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, a very SUI
" perior article, warranted Also Tin Plate Shee
ron Russia Sheet Iron Copper Ping Scotch and Amet
rican Pig Iron, for sale by CASS & WARD,
my13 3m*ec No. II Broad street
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NUNNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
1NColeman Eolian Attachmentto the Panofore for the
entire United States Excepting Massachusetts,
the public that they prepared to supply Panofoes
with this improvement attached attach the
modern made horizontal Panofoes In regard the durability
Of this invention NJ c. prepared satisfy the
warrant them in the assertion, that the oan" will remain
The most satisfactory waranee given with
each instrument
The public invited examine the olian Panofoes"
at their ware-room No 20 Broadway opposite the Park
where also be found assortment of 6 and Octave
Panooes both rosewood and mahogany m26 6m+rc
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kxA FOR SALE-An elegant Porter House, with fixtures
1.:B complete, first situation the lower part of the
ety. which has always and is now, doing good bust
quality. Also, household furniture and kitchen utensils
The said house well established, and has good Of
The having important business
in Canada is his only for selling For further
particulars enquire at 26 Broadway basement between the
hours of 10 "A. NJ. and6 r. M. 10 lt.ec
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BUTTONS THEATRE.
ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
MONDAY June 9. l93-Wl be performed, the Pictorial
Drama Of OREGON; or, The Emgrants, Dsughter-She
Whststone Mr. I Johnst9ne Mrs Smith, Mrs Hughes Lit
tie Thunder, Mr. Jervs; Doves Eyes, Mrs Dunn.
To conclude with the Romantic Drama of the BRONZE
HOkSECThe Prince, Dunn Ping Sing, Burke; Tched Pc,
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THE BGHM FLUTE.
DHlLLIP ERNST Teacher OF the Flute and Guitar would
inform the lovers of Music that he has for sale Of
the above celebrated
accordance with those hs Paris and London Royal
Academies. To be PHILIP ERNST'S Music Saloon,
1876 Broadway Walker street. my8 lm#rc
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FIRE WORKS.! FIRE WORKS!!
Mr. EDGE respectfully informs the public that his
1v1 engagements this the extensive scale
ever attempted in this country. He now fully prepared
with pyroechnic displays varying in price from $50 $3OO
comprising the most brilliant and fires and
entire colos before exhibited to the pubcA Car
mine Royal Purple Maroon and Mazarne Blue, unknown
any other Pyrotechmist.
N. B.-No agents. ISAAC EDGE, Jr., Pyrotechnst
mY2O Im&ec Jersey City,
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CHARLES PAUL DE KoCK COMPLETE.


d with Portrait and Biography, complete in volume
sS,sT so q
no os~ Ga asv W hap ne
which places within the reach Of the limited
s sss a s, % AND
made, and that The work will be found the most killing
sS For an S~ the
work mailabe and be sent by post to part Of
.wsa,y cents sss0I.s g orders oI
edpS G Y City,
s sa sSpss will be forwarded to one address for five dollars
HsIaER G3HEN who ogs1 dgy lived with M
Bsy sf%
s Sue will hear something sTs' liz s!ss'
COMMON WARD
@ WANTED Of Coa@9r Ward late Of
Ass,,. him VIII soss f1{ g rs % Amin ward
myso TIC cor Malden ltne.
RATS, NICE AND COCKROACHES.
sfis . a''ss
greatest SATISFACTION" HIS D6 lsisi Sis1G Daanp o
y G M9HEHfA y caa eS$sil :'a
70. i EgsHToN coz No. s1 Sroa "S
TO CITY AND
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROPRIETORS, CITY
AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, &c.
EXTRA FINE TEAS!
1853 Greenwich Street,
NEAR counrANDr ST. AND SVErosrrE THE Pacific HorEI
WE BEG LEAVE to inform you that established our
selves the above place, principally for the of
meeting views Of wholesale and large family
on the North River Side. The upright in which
have carried business for several in this city
togeher with the high quality and moderate price Of
goods have earned Tor degree of and far
beyond that house in the United States and we
consider these the best obtain
tr0nage.
We have however, much pleasure in stating that we have
made with and Judgment selections from all
the spring and which comprise the specimens
Young Hyson Hyson Gunpowder, Imperial Oolong Pekoe
Ngyong Congou Souchong &c, which have arrived here
this WHICH with an variety Sf Fine and Good
ground daily. $500
We continue operations other places heretofore
particularly l2l Chatham We your obedsnt
CANTON TEA COMPANY,
New York-l2 Chatham ST. 36l Grand and sls Bleecke
stree.
Philadelphia-s9 Chestnut street, and IS Fifth street.
my9 2m*m
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HORSE LOST

a STRAYED OR STOLEN, from Walker street
~ <near Broadway Sunday afternoon, the 9th instant,
dark gray Horse, years old about Is hands
hgh Also Saddle and Bride Any information given
72 Read street New York. will be thankfully received and the
person literally rewarded.
BroOklyu. Iune 9Th
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SECULAh CONCERI. -
MISS PEARSON,
MIR. COMES, and
MIR PEARSON,
u ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public that
~ their
SECOND SECULAR CONCERT,
Consisting Of rare and beautiful Gee Songs, Duets Sc will
be given on Tuesday Evening 10Th June instant, at the
Coliseum, 40 Broadway
Commencing at 81 o'clock
Single Tickets so cents three for Smay be obtained
Music Stores of Firth Hall; Firth Hall Pond Atwll;
Schafenburgh Luis Saxon Miles, at the G. +.
Nesb Wall and Water OF ii. Meiggs, 446 Broad
and at the door of the Coliseum the evening othe
performance. jul 8ttec
LECTURES ON ANIMAL AND MEDICAL MAG
NETISM.
nR. STRONG would announce to the public that he will
~ give course Of Lectures the of Magnetism
at the two following places -on every Tuesday evening"
commencing May 9th the Franklin Hail. Chatham square
every Friday evening az ST Lnkes Buildings Of Hud
and Grove The object these Lectures elicit TRUTH
and the science grounds that will be Of reach of
the chaatans who thrust themselves before
claiming attention their eats Of false and deception
Various experiments i'll be tried in the of these Lee
in applying Electricity different forms the magnet
lied subject Lectures will commence precisely o'clock
Admittance l21a cents. je2 Twin
ID CT
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TIE SECOND EDITIoN
" GOLDSMETH'S GEMS OF PENMANSHIP
HE volume is large quarto SIZE containing great varet
OF examples in plain and ornamental Penmanship with
pie Instructions neatly bound in cloth and g-rrice five do
lars
Agents good address and character) wanted.
For sale wholesale retail the author rooms Boa
of Read street. 10 lire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

PRIMITIVE PHYSIC,
THE
COLD WATER CURE
MYSTERY, Mischief and Misery neutralixed by Hydro
A pah being popular view Of the system pactsed by
Vincent Of Graefenbergh safe natural and tried
remedy for disorders incidental the human Frame Here
frauds, quackees allure and misead but
simple natural curative within the reach and understanding
ofa Reader fail not e study and to this glorious dis
in it will find treasure like TIE Scholar Of Salamanca
profit mingled with pleasure New York published and sold
ISL Grand street, and be had of the bookeeprce 6
cents. my27 Intro
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PARK THEATRE

PARK THEATRE
CARDAlss Clara Ellis respectfully begs announce
to her friends and the public that her first Benefit will
take place on THURSDAY evening June 18th which
edy Of Fashon-Gertrude, Miss Clara Ellis After which
Miss Clara Ellis will deliver address written by herself
10 conclude with the LIST and I'd of the drama of
Green Bushes-Nliami, Miss Clara Ellis. je8 4t
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dyotfs Benefit.
MR. DYOTT respectfully announces, that circumstances
l the appearance of the Gentleman who
ed perform the character Of Richard the Third that
the solicitation of many friends, the fvorite play of
THE STRANGER.
will be- substituted
OnTUESDAY EVENING, June 10th, 1915 will be presented
THE STRANGER.
Or, MfsANrHRoPHY AND REPENTANCE.
The Stranger, Mr.. Dyott Mrs. Halter Mrs. Dyott
To conclude with laughabe Farce called
MATCH IN THE DARK.
PRUDENCE Mrs. Dyou Ellen Narsden. Mrs. Skerrett
ITickets to be had of Mr. Dyot at AIS Pearl street.
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CUR liOTTlNGUER from Liverpool per this
- vessel viii please send their permits board at side
Hurns SLIP as all goods not permitted within days liable
10 be sent TO the public stores ierc
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NOW EXHIBITING, at lag and ISL Broadway, one OF the
splendid pieces rkmanshp the age. Perpetual
Motion seeking for which many have been ruined has
last been discovered and be successful operation
the above place. This power is applied in keeping
clock in motion, showing time piece
made Visitors will be amply rewarded in viewing this ingen
piece Of mechanism.
Time of exhibition from IL M. top NJ
duiee ion renfs iun vkoc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

Is ne Editor If Tte Tribune
do not agree with you il ursing the Senate 70
confirm the nomination cf Chancellor Wsiworih TO
the vacant L. 5 Judgeship. II s totally unit for
that high stations OF strous pIeJudices-oi
unceasing devotion 10 Loco Focoism-a third rate
lawyer, whose decisions do not add al. thing 10
those previously made b7 or CouT, o; Chancery,
and referred 10 ou OF this SiG;e-is not the
man TO be confirmed by Wing senate on the nom
nation of John Tyler. Shoul, J. X. Polk nomi-
nate him, think the case would b. t:ti>ren'. and
the Wigs could not he accused hereafter OF placing
such man On the bsnch OF the U. ;. Supreme
Court. John Tyler having been elected by he
Wigs aud making the ropisstiop, which, being
confirmed by Tie Wigs in the Senate, throws the
whole responsibility Of The appointment upon the
Wings. Let the District 90 another year without
Judge, rather than co.iirm an improper nomination.
Chancellor Ws~orth is no doubt u man of pure
private chaF cter'' and there are thousands whose
characters are pure, uh9 cannot make { nat, or
who would grace tn bench OF the Supreme Court
OF Inc I. She Court Of last Resort. This is
vastly important station; and II had better remain
sions, who is celebrated mere for making endless
rules, aud introducing into our Court of Equity
qui5bles and quirss than making decisions retired
TO for their Judicial 1perience and profound wisdom
Let Chancellor Maworih remain where he has
dcne so little good he will 90 less harm he is
than in the station proposed and let rot the Wing
party be charged with having caused both bis nom
insfion anj confirmation 10 post which he i so
totally unfit TO Eli. X. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
PosT orFlcr DEPARTMENT, Jan. Is, 1876.

70 z. J. Bridge, ESQ.
COyng,on. Gu aud Montgomery Ala for the purpose OF
yeylne ral matte particularly certain newspapers published
III New oIk and New Orleans, III advance OF the mall You
hereby directed and instructed OF the special agents
OF this jeparten 70 proceed to that pen ana ascertain all
the facts and circumstances connected with hs naIie and
The mai conveyed on aroad fron the great Eastern and
Sorhen cities south rs far US CovlnSton IN Georgia.
Thence goes IN iourhorse couche 10 Montgomery ia Ala
" Raoad, and probably avas himself q the privilege
Il s@d arrive 4, MyqGis9%sIy 5y Il II q lie 0eTt
I enye = an,rocry " at T A. 81 T. IN IN s umme mr. or @ asi "a G H. m
s and GySi o,, At GSy0f09 % n by G ~ p n n neA day IN
period OF I 8 honis ia in sumner and . hours IA aefs
going and q hours in Summer ana 70 hours Winter,
roeiy from CoSnsoa namely by West Point. Ca The
length OF this rous striking the Montsomery RaIaad Mt Up
estub'hed this oad and that by running relay, Of
horses speed Of something more than 10 miles to The
hs Cor something less II the winter schedule Is conormed
70 by the na coach they are enabled TO effect sain OF
intelligence to Mobile and New-OIleans cm the North N
You VIII IN the inst place. ascertain how the mut,er thus
conveyed by express over the road menioned desatehed
6 10 m II and ny % naee IL IN e Espr and Wheeler
asan tepaced IN the inai at Mongoey or n MeGe or nt
eaus and Ike inquiries VIII be made III regard to the iater
You wi ascertain who rsa the Express and whether nay
contractors for Inc United States ma
or Yo 3 ia any %ny e m s e e o, Sf % n
circumstance 2ac4s the question OF G fhapS; 5 p TIE route ute o.
The great iTU! llic COIullUus 10
wiele; the schedule At least not be
daring the winter and the winter schedule be entirely DIS
pcused w!h Further whether expedition may he effect.
ed III the running OF the great mn 20 render possible
for 10 make guin upon oi a hous In connec-
with this yOu viii ascertain whether the contractors be-
isus sOey and Mobile cannot IN WINTER run through
in 81 hours and dispense with any resort TO the S hours a.
lowed their winter schedule Also whether the express
extended upon s ne. aud the contractors have any
agency the runnlns of the express.
You particularly instructed 10 ascertain nj what rae o
cost mile Daily Express could lie st Up and run 6y ,s
Department. the speed which could lie run. and the
weight of mail ut could thus be conveyed a. speed OF
ten miles the hour. such speed as should become
necessary adopt. You wl also ascertain The par
ilculaTs IL regard Express 10 be run often Tho
Aiuil. Steamers Liverpool. aud Boston perform e
inps, understood 10 be mouth III the winter aHd
twice n inutih residue OF the year,
You urc hereby authorized und advised to call on Post
masters aud Contractors, and n Others IN the service OF TIE
Department. for any necessary useful nss.,ince ~ e
matter. tS;enedj =. a. HiNhlIlrfE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
am. ve.y te,psSnIi,I,II{; r.! . 81 SIiI.N p A.
Nxw.YorK, Jau'y. 5. lsi5

J. LoaiNER GRAHAM, ESQ. Po ina'et. H.. -, G.,
DEAR SIK.lt doubtless known 10 you us IL 'as S
,ons weeks thai private efpesst 70 @ h
certain speculative or pTiyne interests has teei
yren ths cty n,d Newt through i'oin hlit
sn or eight hours ad, nnce oil TIC nisl. .,,
meeting Of the representatives. oi the Iiess a>s
II WAS unanimously resolved that measures ousnt 10 ~
,yihei delay protect the community from he
winch express designed 10 Subserve, anh "iio
some cOunlrractng measure, Il IS certain to Ieus.
The unfair advantages winch would give 10 lew
MS oyer The nsSs merchants the Nori AS IL respects e
nr,ducts OF te great Valley of the Mspp and az New @
orleans and Mobile respects the state o, pees w se
Nohen markets and IN Liverpool IS too OBVIOUS 10 sequ
reaurk. >. - ..,.ll.bnent of
the Government express from Boston to his CS on is
val OF the Liverpool steamers and me great Ell m ~,
ne nh we are inclined bnng the present grievance 10
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
R0Ok kEMpING- Mc.

BUt1h kEDfINJ- NC.
- .. MARSH, Accountant respectfully announces that
~. is Counting Rooms No. q Cedar street. cOntlnus oe
Grnr s A. NJ. To- p. VI.
In the study of Book excepting i nugh; by MIR. Marsh,
every pupil keeps in he most pactcHl anner complete SCI
transactions good mercantile house ne becomes iaiai
with all the books constituting the set with al fe documen
relating the books trial balances balance Sheets account;
current anil with various mercantile chcslac IN interest
discount. equation ~ ayrl2ltS, exchange, &c. 80
In of instruction person oil good capacity WI
become competent Buok-keeper ans will receive certih
cate 70 that effect. No Is tsus sht IN cGs,.
MERCANTILE WRlriSG.--A thorough course o. pro-
gress!ve Lessons which will fail in eecung valuable in
proveuen Specimens of truly mercantile style rnGT be seen
at the rooms.
Pospecuses, with terms hours &c be obtained at the
rnonis dpy md evening.
C. C. MARSH'S WORKS
The Science of Double Entrv Book. Keeping Smpted, lh
edition. 10 pages 0ctayo: pLcs g.
The AIT of Single Entry 3oos Keeping improved. 81 ed
ton, 1870 pages octave price IS cents.
For sale at the bookstore. and at the rooms.
a ash oe:s his services opening. closing or writing
no books: S8 Cedar street. 10 stairs. s5Y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
FOR THE PILES ;,

ARE YoU AFFLlCTEDWITH Pl PlIES?-Tfy then with.
n out delay Dr. upbams Vegetable Eiectusry the best
Remedy ever offered 70 public notice This ea.y excellent
medicine IS the result OF thorough medical eaucaton and
complete knowledge of TIC disease for which y recommend
Read the following reurrSnaa caSes
4 Lady residing Norfolk street, was seriously Inflicted
With Pi % ceu her suffering, that 70 hef ex
nrespp life was burden; for four weeks she had been al
endsj bv o5e of our eminent Physicians without the
least benefit Satisfied that was an aggravated cas ol P
o-pS~rsd the EsctusJy two boxes used SIX rnentts
ttcr The sane lady called on me- 10 prescribe Tor aohet
i.. and then informed traf perfectly cured OF
E Pile bv the two boxes. and had expenence return since
MIS- C. residing G--e1c called on me last spFtns say
-, ib.t bs bad bsen affected with Piles for years, accom-
named y pam IN the de paptatcn of The heart sense OF
e dowG without eevsn= the head end chest considerably
produced OF sniocaton, followed
bv cough BIZ ,isns box OF the Eec,qary The pain N
the sde paiputon and r. p 60 see g2H.a Ie oo
@ .sconS box made complete cure TO the Eiea grntica
ton OF the patient -, 1:. -, . -, ., = "A
roninsd Office practice for the treatment u
raponIc DISEASES, No 1 Bowey Medical nd.ice II re-
bs rbove CT any other complaint gra Price OF the
TJ.,o1 one dollar G Rer7em5e- thai the EeetuCry IS
m fteTgci Rsredv, and rot an fr ep2e1tie and sold
o. ,v ~ les Bowery fur door sboye Spnugst Once haurs
from A H. 10 3 z, N. - olhDoNH
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27

O- Graham uousc-Sew Arrangements
ROSWELL GOSS informs his friends and the public that he
has enlarged ms B03RDLN.I EST.7BLLSR.uE.NI,
known rs the Gruham House - Barclay stree, b. adding 10
the adjoining and prepared to accommodate an
permanent Boarde the most favorable terms. Al!
trends Of Temperance desiring quiet home, and freedom
Om the fumes OF alcohol and tobacco invited Ia patronize
this mouse. The Vegetable System wh the choicest selection
Of rls &c winch the market affords will be strictly adhered
but table Will be served Tor these who prefer the ordinary
Croioa Shower. Warm and Cold Baths free.
n5 n ROSWELL, COsS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
Nnw YonE. 10Th .lannarr. ISIS.

JoiN ioRIMER GR.HAM. Esq POSt-.lnster -Neb5- York
SiRiaylng understood that Express about 10 be
tnDl'e Or s already N operation, ta convey Intelligence
iron New Orleans 20 this ty neGry days les time than
required y the 4 : Mail. would beg leave to call your
attention 10 the subject and 10 enquire whether by of
extra eXerol the Mail might not perform the service IN the
time Private cntepze readily ot>trip the more tardy
action 9i 9iGovenmen-st can be avoided the few should
not be benefited at the expense OF the many and accordingly
becomes important that Government should be supeice-
Ged y private effort IN the conveyance Of general ne gence
by the public mall s much has already been doHe By your
Department IN q ID OF public and suli
expected from Congress have been induced ask for this
Sutjec: also the favorable consideration OF the POST Office De-
paitmeEt. rcmnlE very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
JAS. d. 7. OGDEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS

THE subscriber has on a sXtenSi.e stock @: erioc;cf
and Standard wo,s which ne offers for sale AZ low e
cash prse As1 good ssnrtrent Juvenile aai School
Books ever e~rpon Sb. of all sorts and desr ptnn:
HvCrus Palms and Prayer Books for the different denomna
tio1s: Blank Books from upwnrds; Law SlnnS
Fookap aRd Letter Paper Note Paper and Envelopes; " 2
ping PAPER QuIl and steel PenS Noe Books it The er-
eat CHURCHES Al the cheap Publications oe had az TINS
counter @ al the Monthly Magazines and ar-e collection
Muse The Shakespeare Circulating LhrY containing w!
wards Il foi; thousand volumes
Browns SelEIGtsrpretinc Bibis. Llfs OF Chrst. y
A liberal per ca1csre tn Carer.
IL Al az NiZE'S Old Establishment, q. BieeckeiSi