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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
COLUMBUS, MI.
RcARD or zRUSZREge
1,rnnS,r ~ 40 AgasAN--pREEIDENT


BcARD or zRUSZ REge
GEORGE II. CLAYTON-PREslDENT'
JosErm ~. FIELD. RICHARD Evans.
TG BLrurrr, 81. jaws w HARRIS
FM w iluMrHRiEs ALEX. YouNa,
HAaRisos JoASsIoS, y \ FRAEKLS,
EAMuEL HvTLER, lHos BiLlufs,
STErnrS A BRowT.
gEyHE exercises ofthls Institution will bcresnmed
4 ON Monday the LIST Of October next Inc
Trustees take grett pleasure IN saying 20 me
former patroas and friends Of the institute and The
public generally that they enter upon the third year
OF s history with prospects Of increased success and
nFefulness They have engaged us Principal MIR
ROBERT A. MEANS, oil South Carolina and late OF
Eutaw, Ala, whose undouhted qualifications Tor that
important station, are evidancedby those best OF all
testimonials long experience end uniform success
The same may DO sal Of the assistants whom no
hria Rs to his aid In the management OF INC various
departments. Tho Importance OF sustaining an In
suton Ola high order in Columbus, Is, We believe,
,ek and acknowledged hyail, We present the Co
lumbus Female Institute as such an Institution
We have able aud accomplished instructors; ,hc
course Of stndy is full, thorough and hnlshedi the
buildings and grounds are well adapt for the pur'
poses Of large Female schools the location Is pleas
ant, healthy ard retired, aud no exettions VIII DC
spared on the part Of the Trustees TO make y nm IN
s,itution second 10 none To accomplish this we on
l. ask for the patronageof the community Send Us
daughters and we will give thom such an edoea
vou will be useful to them and gratifying 10 you
Teachers.
Mn. RonRRr A MEANS, Principal,
MISS LOUISA CUNNINGHAM, Eagiisa Branches,
Miss SARAH CAAPlN,
Mn. s. MARksTiES, Vocal and lnstr1enieata
Music,
MISS HELEN CHAFr, Primary Department
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions
Sve months each commencing respectively on the Is
af October and Isl If March. Pupils will bcadmittet
into the InEtation atany time fthe year and viii b
charged tor tuition only from the date Of entrance I'll
tha eloaa nf the current session
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
Terms:

Heard per month tircluding lighta, wash
inc, bed and bedding) 1850
Young ladies boarding in the Institute, must fur
nish their own towels; ard every article Of clothing
aust be dist nctly marked with the owners name,
GEORGE r, CLAYTON,
prssiden, Of Board Trustees.
sep. 9a-'49-l3-iy.
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DRo 60 W. COLE 0gAWe8

ORe 90 We cola MAMs&
ANIEDYSPEPTTC # TONIC BITTERS
Fifty per cent stronger, more Medicinal than any erer
made before.
For the cure Of every case ofCfiILL & FEVER,
Liner Complaint, Dyspepsia, Diseases Of Worms, dc,
&c, also preventative to Asiatic Cholera.
Price $500 per bottle, for So larger quantities
at less prices. No AGENCIES!
d~r Sales Under 81 90 cash over that amount
months, and allowances for advertising win be made
Prepared and sold ONLY by the proprietor No. AL
Dauhin Street, Mobile. Ed. COLEMAN.
August, Is, isAe. uy)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
s10tice,
N 6. a, SALTOTISTA ALL

rAs removed bis Office, to his residence, where
EAhc nav be found Of all times ready cooperate N
the various branches Of Dental Surgery on reasona'
lie toras for eashonly Icannot keep pace with the
many modern improvements in the Dental art and do
work on aofedis My business cannot be carried on
successfully on any nther terms than cash when 'le
work Is completed. have to pay cash for every ar
,iee use 10 the profession. Persons from distance
need M, come tohaye work done on credit. They
will 10 very apl to be disappointed. Necessity com
psls me to adopt rhis rne.
August lsM i8iS i6-e-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

NEw YoRW Sept. l. lsts
To rHs fustc III volsntsrily make this statement
from feelings q duty and gratitude In the month Of
January lsai took severe cold which was accompa
MED with the most painful Rheumatic attacks, was At
tended by IT Myrtle Of East Broadway, aid Or Nichols
of columbiast, BY whom several times cupped A.
J dld not get better DR. sulwol, No ~ SGsalk q, w@
called 10, who salvased me with mercury which left
70 very weak state and aImesi snislg def Shortly
after was attacked with violent Fits and was altogether
N very dreadful condition Having by this time lest all
faith In medicine and physicians decrmined, last
hope to Try DR. { Risrlk's GALvANc BfLT AND
MAGNETIC FLUID. AT this time could scarcely hsaT
single word In very few days amer putting on the
Belt there was an improvement, in my general health and
NY hearing was decidedly better In about six weeks
had qnse recovered my health for the past eight
nonlhs my hearing has been perfect ! have had no
stacks Of Rheumatism aud not The slightest symptom Of
Fits AMI am In every respect an altered person
witness M. CYNTHIA RHYNoNn, 'oI'o"
No 4 GOerckst, New York
10 Many hundred cersecsles IRON all PARTS Of the
country Of equally extraordinary character could be given
o. No trouble or ineonv enience attends the use II nj
CRRISTfEs c.aLYaNIc .sRTTcLES and they NAV
~ By the most feeble and delicate with perfect ease
sad safety In many esses the sensation attending their
Aishiy Pltasdaf snd atsa6is They can be sent to
any part Of the eouairy
Prices:
The Galvanic Bel. Three Dollars.
The Galvanio Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
or The STITCHES ore accompanied BY full and plain
airse,ons Pamphles with full particulars may be had
u the authorized agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. Bewsrs sf counisrfets and Herthlsss lmiiassas
D. Q. MoREHEAD, M. D..
GENERAL AGENT FOR TIE UNITED STATES
fs2 broadway. new York.
For sals By A, NJ JONES & Co
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

AEACnlS A s q y BbU atN IlT1Nf.
M. W1DDRUFFSO YSENTERH CORDIsL
The great American remedy Tor Dysenterr,
liarthosa- Cholera Aoshas, are Siz.
mcr C5malssat O, Children.
rFVIilS highly eXto.ei andiuztiy celebrated rene.
tyia- tAe cure osthe asDye named diseases hqs
ready become 2 household medicine in hundress
fnot thousands of families Il is ~ iongerr u.s-
~ Of doubt a. % whether It cures those diseases g.
not-bui It is nov fixed fact among The things tbat
are-it not only cures cases Of recent occufrenrs
butof 10 or II years standing also. Noiamiy shopa
be without il during the summer and faH mouths
From the Hon. icy ITIllians. Mayor oiColun.
bus and the Rev. Jesse Boring, Of the ii. E. Chur,b
south, at Columbus, Geo.
This is to certify that we, the undersigned. law
fully tested DR.. Woodruff Dyseniery Cordial.
sone Of us Tor years. and from its effects upon Gus
selves and others We believe il to be the best Of Al
other preparations known BY for those diseases d
which it is intended. It has a great and deserved
popularity in this city and stands preeminen; above
al other preparations.
We look upon its Introduction into any community
as a blessing. LEY WILLIAMS, Mayor
GEO. w TURENTTNE, Tres,
Rev. J. BORING, II. E. Church
CoLUEBus, Ga, July 10, ls4T.
use Or. Oodruff DYsenery Cordial in pr,,
tice, with the most positive good effect and on nv
own person-habitually subject to embarrassment
the bowels-in quadrupe doses every two hours. and
itnever fiils to relieve promptly
Although opposed to nostFums from principle
most cheelfully present the above.
JOHN G. SLAPPEY, MD.
hLBbNY, Baker co., Ga, March /, ls4s
Also
4 DIR. WOODRUFs - WORM SPFCIFTc
/ JJThis Yermiiuge medicine occupies a high placs
1 in the estimation Of many communities, aud in some
places superscedes all other preparations-its much
/ cheaper than any other, and is safe and efficient
| Try IT, MADISON, Ga, Jan. ", ls4S.
| Dr. odruf--Dear Sir-I am out of your Worm
1 Specific, which sells exceedingly well here having
heen well tried Send me 10 on 2 dozen as soon as
you can. Yours, vely truly JAS ROBSON
DERDALE SPRINGS,
| m HE subscriber havnr taken chavez -
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Nervous Diseases.


ny- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Drugs sgl Medr
rluas inefta is diseas for they weahsn the vital
gsu II the ahsAdj pIdtlAted system While under tie
strengthening hfcgivag vitHlDpg influence 81 taisan
.sa " applied rs this hesuii1 and wnDsih dfcatrfY
the exbassl patient anA weakened snBefer restored e
tnrnur hoallh Strength elasticity aui sipnf
Tho KEeat InanllaftlN and eNcelenra N
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
CONSUMPTION CTRED.

Cleanse and Slrengihen. Consumption can Be
cured. Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Complaint.
Gods, Canrh Coughs, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood
Soreness in the chest Hectic Flush Night Sweats,
Difficult or Prolusc Expectation, Pain in the Side,
Il. L.. L...1. nt VI II.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
10000 CASES or GENERAL DEBILITY
AND WANT or NERVOUS ENERGY

DR., Towrcud's sarsaParila insgorates the
whole system permanently. To those who have
los, their muscular energy By the fleets o medicine
or iudl.creuon committed IN youth, or the excessiy
indulgencc % the passions and brought on a GEN.
eral physical pro,ralion q the nervous system Jas
SHADE want 81 ambition, i3in'iBg sensations prelna-
ture decay and decline Fastening towards that Ia
tai disease, Consumption, can be easily restored bv
this pleasant remedy hts SarsapariIla is far SUI
perior to any Inygoptng Cordial, As it reuews and
inyigora,es The system, gives activity to the limbs
and strength TO the muscular system in a most OK.
traor,ftr.ry da,rrao
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
SPITTIN moon.

4fttt IWhi NVIW %, TbNI.
On, TUwNsEaD-l verify believe that your Sarsa-
parilla has been the means. through Providence, Of
saving my lie, have for several years bad a bad
Corgh II became worse and worse. At last rais-
ed large quantities OF bleed. had hight Sweats, and
was greatly dcbitaied and reduced, and did not ox-
pect to i've, have only used your Sarsaparilla a
short time, n d there has a wonderful change been
wrought in me. am now able 70 walk all over the
city. raise no blood, and my cough has len me
Yon can we'll imagine that am thankful for these
results Your ohedient servant
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08
Fits, Deafness and Rheumatism.

harrison Cove. DarEs Co. ohio Feb u ls'a.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

DR.. Townsend's Sarsapara Is uucqualled in ca
ses ofthe Chills and Fever and Aguc The follow.
ing letter is one Of hundreds that We have received
from the South and west oi ike character.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-08

SPINAL CnTpf ANT, and CURVATURE ~
sne SPINE. ifff COMPLAINT, DISEASES
Of The EfDsHYS, DEFICIENCY OF
NERVOUS ASD PHYSICAL
ENERGY,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-17

TIME Stockholders OF the outhbridge Bank hereby
notifed that their annual ting will be held the
Banking House in SOU hhridge Monday the eighth day
of October merit o'clock p M, for the election OF
Directors and the transaction of he usual business and
alsoo act upon The subject OF applying to the Leg sature
for renewal of the Charter OF the Bank 4iss9 ll>
Per order Of tbs Directors, ~ VI sn3e.5tt
s a4e eaJ g. M. LANE, Cashier. :
southbridge Sept Is, le49. ~ dst
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Quinsigamond Bank.

VMlmSlSamkOMW hsenA.
THE ST ockhoders the Quinsigamend Bank, are hei
i by notified to meet at their Banking Room on We
nesdoy. The third day Of October neat al o'clock r
for the purpose of eecting Board Of Directors for q
ensuing year; 10 determine WHITTIER they Will peitl
the Legislature for renewal OF their Charter; whetb
they VIII make any alteration in their BY Laws, aud
the transaction Of any other business that may legal
semi annual dividend win be ordered and payable
Monday, Octsber Jfrst. 3a,.. s. S. 80.
Per order, G. A, HAMILTON, Cashier
Worcester, Sept IA, 1649 M dw2w
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~ LOOK AT THIS. IN

u-T LuUA AL InlSl ~
THE subscriber eul past avors ould respect
fully inform the public that he has ust received
grand assortment OF BROAD CLOTHS, DOE SKINS,
CASSIMERES and VESTINGS Also a fine assort-
ment Of CENTS FURNISHING 6OnDS.
ECutting done short notice and warranted to fit.
SAMUEL PARKER, l39 Main Street,
Aug 20 d6w* opposite Central Bunk, Worcester.
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MECHANICS BANK.

e aa. MECHANICS BANK.
TIME Stockholders of the Mechanics Bank are hereby
netihed that theit Annual Meet for the choice Of
Directors The ensuing years for dering the expe
diency app,n ing the next session of the Legsaiu
for renewal of their cnarte and for the Transaction OF
any other business tn may legally before Them,
will be holden their Banking Room Friday, theth
day of October merit, at G'closk T. M
dividend of profits will bs payable on Monday, Octo>
Der first. Per order, H3s q
P. HAMMOND, Cashier. p
Worcester, Sept Is, le49. ai d
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ShLT-BAG CRASH.
FEfH[S is an entire new article, it being
II yard wide, twilled, and Uery heavy All IIousekee,
ers acknowledge that one yard is worth three OF IT,
common article for
REMNANT DIAPERS.
have received another lot Of those Remnant Diaper
direct from the manufacturer and selling hem 20 Pc
cent. less Than last seasons price,
CASHMERE PRINTS
These Goods something new in the Print line, haviI
exact resemblance to Atwood Cashmeres, and near
as durable
POUND PRINTS.
Another lot Of these Go DDS will be opened to- day.
They are the Merrtmdc Prints, in pieces from 10
ards in length, suitable for pach work, childrens ap on
&c. The above Goods only he io1nd at Il
" HIVE, where SO man OF the REAL BARGAINS al
often obtained.
lzg Don't forget the " HIVE STORE" whe
purchasing Dry GOODS
GEO. P. BRYANT,
Sept II. dwSwis opposite Worcester Bank.
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southbrIdge, Sep, Is le4s. re
KID GLOVES

MY ortn eut of Kid Gloves is now complete-cem-
11 prsing two qualities OF every size and color.
Sent ~. Ass DIV ii. Ii. CHAMBERLAIN. Y
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Adjourned Administrators Sale of
EgpEEE Estate.

"a DY License of Court, will be sold at Pebble Auc
fsmHA - tion the premises in Worcester, on
TURDAY The 22d day of Sep eBl6sr inst, at &c
O'Clock in forenoon the following Real Estate, TO witt
about ONE ACRE OF land situated On The corner Of
Ashland and John Streets in Oak Grove called,
sjsng valuable Building Lots unoccuped and
tanng about lo5G0 square feet EACH and OF same
size with the Buildings thereon, being durable COT
TAGE HOUSE, of Stone, containing 10 rooms. conve>
nently arranged and finished In good style together with
suitable outbudings, all thoroughly built and nearly
Also, the time and place, the allowing Per-
sona Property, viz: A Lumber Wagon, 8 eigh Horse
Sled, Harness. Saddle, Wheel Barrows, Patent Straw
Cutter Cooking stoves and Furniture lot ot Lumber,
Dbl. Cider, / do. Vinegar, DC &c.
Ii. s BABBITT, Administrator.
s. w. SELBY, Auet'r.
W. ~
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WANTED,

A American Girl. to do the work in a rs II family.
"A None need apply without good recommends ion.
Apply TO MRS. WILLIAMS, 1877 Main st. d,i SO
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Small Farms & Market Gardens.
TINE subscriber has for sale several Of
ceent land situated within mile of Main Street,
containing from three Ia ten each which he will
sell accommodating terms. These situated
and around that fine elev on of band (ndIoning The
Cenetary gronnds,) lately owned by Or. Green
called Fair Mount. They easy of AMI possess
The advantages Of excellent SOIL good and abund ant
water and pure air. and be made which
will ensure larger return. l-4 ID. 5. MESSENGER.
Worcester, Sept d3wis
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NEW DRESS GOODS.
Cooking Ranges.

A NEW and beautiful pattern Cooking Range, the
N most convent ut economieal and cheapest in the
market, for ale by RICHARDSON g. LORING.
July IL. distf % Main St.
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SIGNoR S. FARIMA.
VIEW. GOODS,

- WEN" GOODS, slHqs
RECEIVED THfS DAY.
TRENCH BROADCLOTHS, CASHMERE
L DOEsKINs, and YEsTINGS. COMPRISING all conrs
and styles, making of the best to found
in Ro cest, and the above will be made UP urde in
the hest and approved styles, and every garment
made, warranted, or no sale W. f
= IT. s MOORE, els Main Street,
Sept H. DIFF under United States Hotel.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
TWO Gentlemen be accommodated with Board on
Main. Myrtle Street. dtf Apr %
ROarSIers wanted.

LIVE or six Gentlemen and Gentleman and bis wife.
L can he accommodated with good Board and Rooms
by applying at 81 FrOnt-st. DIT June 10,
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THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION
or THE


Worcester Horticultural Society
WILL be held in WALDO HALL in WORCESTER,
w on Wednesday and Thursday, day and
Evening Sept, 10th aud goth.
uits, Vege abies, Flowers intended for exhibition
will be received at the Hall any time after O'Clock
A NJ, on Tuesday, Sept 18th.
Such Fruits the disposal Of which is not otherwise
ordered by the contributors will he sold Auction
Friday Sept. 2sf 10 o'clock A. NJ and the proceeds
added 10 The funds Of The Society.
The Trustees offer the following
PREMIUMS
APPLES- Best collection s.; % best de. S4 81 do.
49, BesI dish of Apples not less than specimens of
ling Apple, il adjHdged ny of cultivation, SO.
PEARS, the Apples
PEACHES-Best collection, 81; I'd best DO So; Sd
best de- So Best dish of Peaches less than twelve
specimens Of one variety 81 best do do, ST. Best
new seeding Variety ii adjadged TO rank with The best
kinds, So.
PLUMS-Best collection 81 next best do. So Best
dish Of Plums less than box OF variety, 50
Rext best dr.. do. 81.
GRAPES-Best grown under glass, 81; next best do
81. Best Grapes ofopen culture So next best do 81
Best native Grape if ajudged worthy of cultivation
50
QUINCES-Best specimen, of not less than six, SO
next best do. do ST.
FLoWERS-B Best display of Dahlias 81 next best do
DO ST. Best display of Parl"r Plants, S2 best do
do 81. Best display OF Cut Flowers, $2 next best, 81
VEGETABLES-Best collection of Vegetables, sd, 90
next best do do 50 Best collection of Squashes, 81
Best specimen of Celery les than three roots, ST.
specimen of Cabbages not less than three heads ST.
All articles offered for Premiums must be The growth
Of the competitors
premium will be made those who members
OF the Society, pre- ioNS 10 the Exhibition.
b. order OF. 2ammttee of Arrangements,
Sept S. Owls GEO. JAQUE5, see'ry.
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Situation Wanted.

DY Young Womsn a,ey from Boston, To do the work
- Of family she is well acqusinted with Cooking
and all kinds Of housework Go d recommendations given
itrequired Inquire Nc. Spring ST. Sld,f
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CifiZems Bank.

CitIXeMS BAHK.
II Stockholders of the Citizens hank are aereoy no.
tilted, that their annual meeting Tor ING caoiee'' =
Directors for the ensuing year. and for the transaction 81
any other business that legally come before then
will be holden at their Banking House in Norcsstes on
Tesdav the second day of October ne1t at 10 O'Clock
AN A semi annual vidend will he paid on same day.
xyo,csster Sort "a lssg So dStw2t
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CRAPO,s LINTNTENT.

(NTIS CONVERSE Is appointed Sole Agent TOT = y
~ City fer the sale Of PHILIP CRAP0'5 Celebrated
LINIMENT, fer Man or Beast. The above is a potent
remedy for Rheumatism sprains, Govt Swelied JOINTS
Salt Rheum, Contracted Cords, Chblans Pains IN me
Side Back and Breast all cuaneous eruptfons oil the SKIN
wounds chapped hands, bone diseases, &C. &c, N
person should be without bottle M their houses as
tr alof IL will satisfy allf not money be reuuhea
Worcester, Sept S. 5 rsaes fge t& 1ah4s
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TAILORESS GIRLS WANTED.
ok Eight good Tailoress Girls may find steady ems
- poyment and good wages by applying Immediately.
Grafton, Aug %. dIf L. SrOLKW ELL.
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PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.

And Agency for the u States Patent Office, Washing
ton. No. 22 STATE STREET, BOSTON
TVNHE subscriber by appointment from the Com
Il missioner OF Patents, is agent Of the U. 5. Pa
tent Office for receiving and forwarding TO the same
models, specimens or manufactures, to be patent
ed or deposited therein, which will be sent free Of
expense and risk and with despatch. He will prepare
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all the
necessary Papers and Drawings for Patents will
make researches into American and Foreign
works to test the validity Of inventions, and rem
der advice on legal and scientific matters, respect
ing the same. Patents secured in Europe and 9TH
or countries
BY application to this office inventors are saved
the time and cost Of journey to Washington
and delay there, as well as all personal trouble in
obtaining their patents They also have the adj
vantage Of verbally explaining their Inventions and
of consulting in respect to them matters, in general
of paramount importance in order 10 obtain cooot se
cifoations and claims The experience of sirteea
wears practice an extensive collection of rare works
decisions, &c. on mechanical subjects, the Patent
Laws and patents Of different countries, collected
at much expense during the long time this Office
has been established, together with accounts
here kept of inventions patented at Washington
enable the subscriber to afford to inventors desir
Gus OF procuring Patents, assistance and iniorma'
ton which in other respects might be difficult o.
attainment.
Sept.l. lyl
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FROM THE
Creation of the World,

HON. ALEXANDER FRASER TYTLER,
Senator Of The College Of Justice, and Lord Commiss
icner Of Jasticary Scotland and former Profess
or of Civl History and Greek and Roman Anfiqui-
ties in the University Of EdinbTg.
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The study Of History is the most entertaining
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TYTLER'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY
Remember that KNOWLEDGE is POWER"
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Published by T. WILEY, Jr,
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