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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-18

1Bs LADy,s Book Tor May is decidedly
fich. IL contains II pages extra and % .n-
cravings. Cooley has certainly kept has weSrd
with the public. Fifty writers have contlsb-
uted TO this number, among whom are she
most celebrated in the United States. WAC
Will not subscribe
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-18
OBITUARY.

Died of the Cholera at St joseph Mo. on the
oath of April; Mr.. Henry Sellers Of Dodgeville,
aged about thirty Mr.. S left Doige,ille the lst
of April destined for California Eewas young
man much respected by all OF his acquaintance
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-18

The Wings ought to employ this instsl-
ment IA powerful Solar Microscopy to briag
out Gen faylor's proviso principles. SO asao
make them visible TO the naked eye"--E6sl-
isoa .7rgus.
The instrument IN question having be.n
manufactured for the express purpose of ascsr-
timing whether the Hunkers or Free Soilers
possessed the greatest share of Democracy =,
will be long time before the Wings can 90
tain the use of it for any purpose.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-18
FOR SALE.

The sale will be open (unless the lots are dis
posed Of for four weeks from the cate of this
advertisement
Application to be made to the Board of Trus-
tees. JAMES. RYAN. Clsrk.
May 18th 1S49 SIS
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WANTED,

81 LARGE ROOM, with north IiCht, apd
So Closet. Apply at this Office
= MAJ H. 1879
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-18

CIRCUIT COURT,
May Term, A D. 1S4e
State of Wisconsin, County of Iowa, S.
''f'' Is :" i'>on' In Chancery on petition for
John Wilson. DIVORCE
On motion of the petitioner in this
cause by her SOLICITOR IT is by the Court Ordered
that said defendant, John Wilson, do enter his an
Pearance herein, and plead, answer or demur to
Inc petition fled herein, or before the 2sth dav
OF May, A. ID. 1S49, the same being the seventh
day of the May Term. A. d. 1s4o of this Court
or IN default thereof that said petition be taken r,o
confeSSo as against said defendant and the matters
thereof decreed accordingly 1t is further order.
ed that copy of this order be published for four
successive weeks IN the Wisconsin Tribune a pub
lie newspaper published at Mineral Point. in said
County of Iowa, and that the first insertion b.
made within ten days after the date hereof Done
at Chambers this Both day of April A. D. 1s4e
MORTIMER NJ. JACKSON.
Judge of the 5th Judicial Circuit of
the State of Wisconsin
State of Wisconsin,
County of Iowa.
/, James Hutchinson,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court in and for the COUNTY
ana State aforesaid, do hereby certify that tho
ABOVE is true copy of the order made by our
SAID Court In the above entitled cause as the same
silt appears on file In my Office
In testimony whereof have signed NV
L. S. name and set the seal of the Circuit Court
at the Clerks Office IN Mineral Point in
said County this 30th day of April A. D. IsAe
Attest.
James Hutchison, !
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Iowa County. Wisconsin y
SAMUEL CRAWFORD, Esq. Solicitor for Per-
toner. T4ws4,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-18

fE~ See John Milton's advertisement !
'eNew Spring Goods" :,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-18

Tnc mail from Galcna Is to &c daily. here,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-18

And in almost every town III the western stat
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-18

Tisitors TO the TTest Point .4c0demy.-The
President has appointed the following Visit
ors to West Point Academy. Wis:
Hon. John S. Abbot. of Maine; Hon. Ho.
race Mann, Of Mas; Capt. Daniel Tyler, of
CT; Jerome Fuller. Esq, of n. Y; John L.
Cow, Esq, of Pa; Capt. John FL. Latrobe,
of Md; Capt. Patrick M. Henry, of n. c.
Gen. Duncan l.. Clinch. of Ga; Col. r. w.
Burnett, of Ohio; Gen J. McCaleb Wiley,
of Alabama !; Henry J. Ballard, ESQ. of La:
Hon. Jefferson Davis, of Miss; Col. VIM.
Stocton, of Florida DR.. Fl. Houghton, of l.
owa; Gen. Rufus King of Wisconsin.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-18
CIRCUIT COuRT

SherIfIs ONCE Mineral Point
May Sth A, ID. 1S49.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-18

SAMUEL CRAWFORD, Esa. Solicitor for Ps-
toner. ra-s1-
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ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON

TUE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
i tie public that uley have become pfoprstors of tic
above new and splendid Hotel.
The Adams House waserected during the past
supply obvious demand for increased and superior
eonuodaons M this city II is lncptea Washington
street. within Eve minutes walk OF the great southern and
Western Railroad pepos aud The business sections Of
city. II adjacent 10 the Park, and the CupOla commands
beautiful view Of the Harbar and adjoining towns.
The House has been constructed after the most approved
Plans with all the modern Inventions that minister the
comfort and Of The traveller and the
toys long experience IN hotels, has enabled him intro.
liee many nnpEoy which yst. peculiar
this establishment Is built Of quincy granite, and
tains One Hundred and pihy Rooms conveniently arrng
ed in suiia aud single apartments well ventilated. and sup
piled with mn abundance Of pure soft walef
The Furniture made order from The best patterns
with special regard well 10 comfort and convenience
luxury and sienhor,
Our Table wili be supplied with Ill the Inquiries Of the
season. and pledge ourselves that the rartes
III. season shall be found upon IL, @
We have devoted unltsual attention 10 the selection Of
servants and eur guests ms! rely upon prompt ami polite
attendance.
Poners win be in readness The various Depo,s take
charge OF Baggage and provide Carriages for guests
The proTrieors ir by srri attention 10 The wants Of
guests 10 merit sare ~ patronage assuring all who raay
tayor the with visit, at nothing shall be wanting
their part render The AnAas iiorsg second 10 none IN
the Union. l.. a W, T. ADAMS, Proprieur3
Z. ADAMS, IN,
VII T. ADANs.
Adams Hpnae. BOSTON.
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RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
CONSUMPTION,

r OLIS FONTAIN, jr,. partner Of the frm OF
Fentain s. Son, Chemists and Prescription
ISIS 10 The Royal University, Paris has established
at Washington city, d. c., depot for the sale OF
the above celebrated compound, at VIM. Adams
Bookstore, No. g. Elliott's Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hall, which they Offer
TO the American public as sure antdote for Con-
SUMPTION in its cvanced as well as ncipienf stages.
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arrcsting
their decay it not only soothes and quets at once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fataI disease but restores the lungs
and their sympathisng organs to natural and heal
Thy action. Accompanying each package are gen.
eral instructions and directions ransated for its
use, adapted TO all cases, and ifstricty followed,
will not fail, in every instance--ifthe lungs are
not wholly consumed--of restoring to health
which may be permanently secured BY future care
and avoiding too much exposure 10 atmospheric
changes. LOUIS FONTAIN.
Price, eight Francs,
n5-For the information OF persons residing in
the interior; any part Of the goyernment--he would
state that the remedy is prepared and imported d.
rect from their Laboratorie, Paris, and that the
same can be transported through mail, as he is adj
yised by officers Of the Post Office Department, to
any post Office in the country at the same charge
as for double letter. Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who may wish to
avail themselves Of theremedy, can do so by adj
dressing him through the mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will entitle per-
son to one whole and one third package.
LOUIS FOUNTAIN.
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Harden q Co.,

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, z
HAVING DISPOSED Of iher interest ia To. iNrrcas b
Ill tNun New York ami Boston, beg 20 inform their
bu=n h connection With ueif Liverpool md nos.oti
Ilouas and A. unries at London. Paris and HasIn
the pas, few years lor ie execution OF London and Paris
nrlprs arr very much Increased through the direct
line Of steamers iruin New York.
unlera Tor purchases 10 be mad. IN England France aud
older parts Of Enropu Will be executed upon The most
reasonable terms, by agents. Cash advanced aud
edits given or the purpose Of facilitating their execution
Particular attention PAID entering and clearing goods q
the New York and Boston custom houses, and Forwarding
with t,e utmost despatch.
Exchange at sight, IN Sums 10 suit constantly for gale IN
London, I.ivtfp,ol, aud Paris
Offices No. wall street, New York; No. Court street,
Boston No. Cook street, and 70 Waterloo road, Liver
pool HARNDEN d 60.
" d. Our firm Ia Lyerpool continues 10 give evefy at
tfnton ~ die forwarding OF all kinds of Merchandise upon
The most reasonable terms BY seamers and sailing ships 70
all parts Of the world.
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TmE MARRIEp woMAN,s PRIvATE

Il MEDICAL COMPANION, by DIR. A. NJ MArnicEAU
Professor of Diseases Of Woman 81 edition. lsmo Pr 30
price 81. 20, 900 copies sold IN THREE months
The great demand for ibis most important work, (of
which thousands sol) has compelled the issue
Their edition. II Is intended especially for the married, II
dsofes Important secrets which shond be known Tho
particularly. Here every female discover the causes
Symphonic, and the most efficient remedies and
Tain mode Of cure, In every complaint which her liz
subject tN8sN5 5s
hi an important qes the married why Il Ia that
behold 80 many married females scky, debitaed and
prostraed also The and whether they are sscep
iibe of remedy. They will here find these important mat
ter connected with discoveries In medical and pysioos
cal science, which meet this question xxi
This work il destined be In the hands of every wife
and mother WIN has regard for her health and vel
fare, well ms that other husband
The revelations contained in its pages have already
proved a blessing 10 thousands. II
To those yet unmarried bnt contemplating marriage or
perhaps Insulating as 10 the proprey OF mourning the
sponsblllties Attendant upon II, the importance Of being
possessed OF the revelations contained In these pages so IN
imaiey Involving their future happiness appre
rated. rs ~ .tl
Copies ,eia be ssat By mail free Of postage,
On the receipt OF one dollar, the Married Woman's pr
Medical Companion viii be free OF postage 10
any part of the United States All letters be addressed
(postpaid) TO DIR. A. NJ Mauriceau, BOX 1924 New York
city Publishing Office No. l2S LIBERTY ST. New York
For sale ny the following Agents;
IEIBER a. CO., Philadelphia, WM TAYLOR, & co,
Baltimore. ttt ~
Sole Agent for Washington, d. O.,
W. ADAM,
doors from 4 l.2 street
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a PREMIUM OFFER.

The post-office Of any town In the Union from
which we shall receive the greatest number Of sub.
scrbcrs to Godeys I.ady's Book, dnring the year
between the first Of December, lg49, and the first
of December 1850, Ohc Magazine @ be mailed 10
such post-ofice, or to Subscribers through ~ shall
been titled continuance Of The whole nu'nbor Of
The subscriptions Rrahaio,tsiy for one year alter the
expiration Of the year for which their subscriptions
shall have been paid. AT
The Magazine will be continued on either, 10 the
subscribers themselves, or to the agents through
whom we may receive the orders for quantities. and
10 whom the package or packages may DO directed,
or 10 both II there should be both In the same town,
as the rasc may be. Address
L. A. Cooley, l13 Chtstnm 81.
with any newspaper giving the above n few in-
aertlons wo win exchange. NH
Our agents are informed that those sending In
their orders first viii be fret supplied in care the
edition threatens 70 run out. 3l si,s .s
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WATER CURE.

EPHR.lT.l, LANCASTER CO, PENN.
vESHE EPHRATA HYDROPHATIC INsTI-
"a TUrE Is In successful operation under the
direction Of DR.. r. LKrsEHlSe, who has had the
advantage of six months experience with Priesznitz,
atlhe Grafenburg Institute, in Germany, and has
practised the water cure treatment In this country
for the last six years, and within the last tive years
at this place having restored many hopeless patients
TO full health. There many natural advantages
at Ephra,a pure water, the mountain air and spen-
did scenery, not surpassed in any country. Add
tonai buildings have been erected this season. The
mountain dousche has been much improved and
several fine springs ofpurs water have been brought
into use, so that large additional number Of pa.
ents and visiters can be comfortably accommodated,
Ephrata being very easy ofaccess, astsge lesvins
Heading for tbs place every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, and Lancaster every Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday; there is also a ,riweekly stage
from Downington via Ephrata TO Harrisburg.
Medical attendance and boarding at reasonable terms
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P A v Ill ON.
II ! II y N,
NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN tsr

NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN isLAgD.
1NHE Proprietor hogs 10 inform his friends ana
L the public, that he las made considerable
Improvements in this establishment since the last
season. He has erected large building contain
ing 81 rooms, altogether disconnected from ths
main body Of the Pavilion. These rooms arc IN
tended for gentlemen only they arc Of comfor.
able size light and well ventilated, and superior
in all respects to those which are generally demo.
minated smglcrooms in the various watering pla-
ces throughout the country.
The Proprietor Is now ready to treat with fami.
lies or parties wishing 10 engage rooms for the
season. Letters addressed 10 him at the City fio-
tel, Broadway, wiIl-be Immediately attended to-
Asteamboat runs between New York and Nav
brighton, at the following hours, viz: .sss
From .Nsn Brighton From .NSrfh Pier, ~. Yoyk.
D At 8 and ii M. " ssi Al r M. and 70.
nst,1 500 PM. ia, s, q 0, PM.
4 More frequent communicates will DO sstnb-
lishcd ss the season advances. -..g
The Pavilion IL ready for the reception Of com
pany. =. BLANCHARD.
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RAEwAYs CHINESE INDICATED
SOAP. 'H

pATRoSIzED by thousands ofindiy1naIs throuthoutihe
United States and oansdas. giving the most Watering
yat!sfac,on ali who have use H. Chemists have Won.
dcred az ia mysterious effects, and many Of them have en-
,ieavore 10 discover the Serrvt ~ lis wonderful conbna
ton oftraceus balms end exrecs which render il 80
speedy cficacio in Sie removal Of Pimpes, Bolchss
tetNles letter. Transforming, by magic, dark, ssllow
yeIiu and unhealthy skins, 10 suii, smooth fair pure ind
healthy toInplexions For the cure of LhdBp-d tgegd
R1,,rf Crdcked and Discoiorsd Skin. Sf RaciDi Ring
IIo,1H Eyysipslas Scprty, md Sore H,ni, RAILWAYS
CHINESE INDICATED SOAP may truly be called an it-
stHahie treasure Exsresccuecs ot tile tutclt specl.
rs removed and curethe cutcusr vessels nRfHuly
csanHed all Impurities hands neck, and face present
a bssntfil, clean sweet, and healthy appearance.
Ibr Shlrig. gentlemen will bnd this Soap great
,leraintn. produces rich, creamy laher, aoens the
board ami renders e skin smooth and plable Fby Clean.
ing Teeth Hadway Soap Is superior 10 pastc powder II
makes the esh White and beautiful swertcns the BREATH
and protects the gums from, scrf As general 1bif Soup
b superior 10 frsnrh and English Soaps II Is entirely
from Irritating ngrcdesii purely bslssmc and sootl
ing ~ the skin EE +aH.
Each cake 10 he rtnne must be eigned IL G. Railway
J. a r. q. RADwAY, 2 rnuifisndt e.. ~ Y.
Sold In WASHINGTON city by J. L. csian and ~ Delaney
j Sold ia GeoEsoiown, by o. 81 Lntbicum
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EpILEpsY OR FALLING sIcKNEss.

IN all symptoms Of frequent pain In The Head dlmness Of
Sight, noise in the ears disturbed sleep, with agta
ing Dreams P1LPTTA TON, FLATULENC Y and
UEAKNESS, DIR. SWEETSER'S PANACEA should be
every symptom ceases The above are the premonitory
symptoms Of Epflepsy, and denote very foul state Of
by the use OF hs Panarea will at all insure the body
against any Of hese dsagreeable symptoms Many rer
suppose that u Ia useless 10 take medicine unless we
III be unsble to attend TO daily
therein es their error We do not insure our houses and
goods when they fire, with the expectation thar
they will burn up but on the wise precep guard.
Ing against accident So five purify our blood when WE'LL
insure bodies against attacks of sickness not with
exact expectation Of being sick hut be always pre-
pered against It's attacks For sale at all the druggsts
j. r. CALLAN,
corner off and 9TH streets
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GentIemen's Fall and Winter Wear,
WIN. n. JENNINS g. CO.


DRAPEns AND TAILoRs, importers az Cloths, cassmeres
vesings, Fancy Dress Articles &c, 23l Broadway, Anne
new and ashonuSs goods for Fail and Winter Wear se
lsred with view rendering their sock rich In quail
FOR y1fz Il se1 sa sR oy. and
greer milled cloths various shades Beaver do rab and
s Se sS 1n kss sas 9 dS blue and
HiSs7RR FRocxs, SACKS, Beaver and mie,
pRsS &N sR RsS 1is'e ias black div.
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths, Of nollys smons
Z, b USINEsS AND IRA VELLlNG coATs-ps,a
ca s5MT;T WEEDS @S and nd other goods
PANTILo oNS--Frsnch, English Germsn anil Anne
with reference 10 The various our numerous pa
irons in this line TO which snch attention been directed
TES1S Black silks and satins fancy do, woolen and
velvet plads figured Merinos white and huff Cassimere
and MTsrilles rich SILK and Sans for Ball and Paries
ARMYAND My Experience enables US 10 furnish
always hand the material necessary 10 The difsrra
FIRST QUlLITYRE MADE GiR,fENg,s
\. 0PERCoAIS II Brown. olive g.sen, black, and blue
beaver and milsd cloth Suriogs; large assortment i'm.
Mohair drab and blue Pilot olive and brown Tweeds dr.
Youths and Boy's oyercm.s Winter Frocks, sacks, &c
Business and Travelling Coats Olive, brown green and
blue Cloths plaid Cassmeres Tweeds, &c and Frock
CoatsA large assortment in various oolors and fabrics
Coaks-Biue and Black Coie, full and three quarter cir
ces. Panialoons-Back, blue, mixed, and fancy CAST
lneres plain and ribbed yeyeeens, for riding travelling
&c. Westinghouse Silk, Satin, Bombazine, and CASH
mere; fancy silk Satin and valencia fguercd and plain
wool Velvet black and figured Silk do Dressing Gowns
Hunting Coats, in various styles
.fANC DRESS ARTICLES-Tag Jenny Lind
Mazarka and other styles fancy CnvnIs: Engls French
and Italian black silk Cravas; and medium quality
black satin Cravais superior black silk Satin Scar
newest style fancy do Merno carfs Muies for travel
ling, &c. hiiled and plain English French and India
Pocket handkerchief Gloves hason's and Bajous
black, white and coiored kid also Merno Buckskin lined
berlin, Linei Cotton DC. Suspenders-An the various
styles and qualities. UnderyeSis and DIawcrs-Merino,
Silk anil Buckskin Wool and Cotton Flannel Half Hose
White and Mixed herino, and Cotton grades Shirts
Bosoms and Collars Umbrellas Silk and Cotton.
y PIECE GOODS- Cloths, Cassimeres, yestinga &c,
ms extensive an assortment be found In the country
which viii be sold! by The piece yard, nj low prices
they can be bought, with the obvious advantage Of selec
goods HE t.4
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IT LLOYD has ingeniously succeeded in i

TT LLOYD has ingeniously succeeded in in
Ill. venting Compound Of such delightful
nature ss to render the hardest and toughest skinso
fair, md delicately white. II
Ladies Riding, Gardening, or Painting, and Gen.
.iemen Shooting, Hunting, Fishing, Cricketing,
Rowing, &C., or any amusement or exeriion prsju-
d'cnl to the hands, win find The improved ROUGH
AND READY WASH BALLS and TABLETS
pleasngly eficacious in removing all hardness stain,
rcdness, and all other cu,aneous disfguremsnE pre-.
venting and rendering theskin soft, fair and pHsbIs
From the nice combination Of Dalsamic ingredi.
ents introduced into tho composition, they form Q
fine Creamy Laiher, with the hardest OF Sea Water,
which renders them very desirable for Salt Water
Baths They produce the most softsning and 70.
freshing sensation, and will be found an excelel
substitute for the Flesh Brush.
They are highly recommended to Captains,
Ships, Merchants, and all who trade with fsrsixn
countries as they win retain their virtue ia anyci-
mate. For sale by CfiAS. STOTT
Drug. 4 Apoth, corner Of nh q Pa az.
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TO INVENTORS AND pArENTEEs.

AGENCY ron onTAISISd pArEsTs foR SEW iSvEs-
TIoSs At wAsHiNGToS. U
w r. ElLIO1 formerly OF the Patent olice, Inform,
w his former clients anu others, that his oee may still
Nc found at the where i has been located ior
tie last dirty ycars directly opposite the Patent Office.
lie prepared execute with his accustomed accuracy
pn promptess any bnsinss In the line OF his profession
such iurn6hng information respecting the originality
and patentabi 81 Inventions preparing papers and draw
ings Tor applications for patents, caveats, 40 l.f
To those uuacqua,e with him. he refers 10 the follow.
lug testimonial OF the Hon. Henry L. Ellsworth, lae Com
missioner Of Patents 49a "a
# Patent Once, Feb 10, 1912.
Mr. William Elliot, who hns been formerly employed
IN TIE Patent Office DraughisInan, having e:aab-
lished Patent Agency la the city OF Washington take
great pleasure In Recommending him gentleman
Thy Of conrence and being particularly qualified 10
take charge of any business requiring knowledge Of
chaucal SCIENCE the progress OF the arts and patent
provemens Mr. Elliot Il also well acquainted with the
practice OF this Office. HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
II H'A Commissioner OF Patents.
w r Elliot Is aso the author OF The plan Of the
Patent Office building Ls-s
u r. Letters on business 20 be pasi. mid n "a sa
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Books! Books I! Books "!

ry,uE subsrrihtr has added immensely 10 Lis already
u,r,,,oth rioek ef I1tsrsfar. Ills late acquisitions
from te tslc ssles Of Bosom. Sew ors and Phlads-
80. Together with fifteen of ile finest works per the
Esrex fT0n, Liverpool and twenty itio per the Leent.
ss mn, Ionfon. which Asil be Immediately marked aud
ssposed for sase are sn YDdonhed air o. rclpe yatt
yIntity ami extent his stock hfhsIto unsRpoached on
III continent All literary men, lovers q books and en-,
flus.exs In mental investigation sre solicited 70 conne ami
snioy the trns saa Of reseon aud ne nnw q soul
Every ,ubjsot on which the vii Of nn has been Expended,
ar btslns iurnei, may be found here 1e feconds ms
them aud The crazy founder OF new sysens q" Thso-
Ioxy IA sach ID his proper mich Those given 10 Nefro.
rn.,ey Arrniogy Alchemy. Sorcery and Witceran viii
-. hyy su,uscd whilst belle aifit scholar can select
f,u, lSDl) fresh voiuuics, The very cf3fn and Chef
rso,vrss nf p,ojarn English ennne. The best reatsss
.oa and silence, from the honest podding
srr,sr 81 ths esff-skiie colder III every art and SCI
se he best books here .ptbrseeJ llie department.
of ssnrpfarr prnf-sieal trssea and school books 81
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M rrrchsenx fofa him ihey safe one-half ~ uer mo-
~ lteynsn literary characters and book collectors
iynr IN Lines ~ failtoei or sfennhont rouieF
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q S;s ,nns., rcrrrs Of fns intel ecus wor' BOOKS asI
II ~ res literary srpiianess I'd p
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Cheap Ancient ssa N>tsru nsohssi,r.se
if5 Nasssu street. REV fofh
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