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/ ONE halfo Store Main street, well located for
Obusness. For further particulars inquire at this
once Aug.1.
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~ The New Lond0n Star says that Dabo'I's air
WHISTLE can be heard -four miles against the wind.
~ The population Of Wisconsin 10 three hun.
ired thousand. ~
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IOWA, The Wing Convention Of Iowa. which
'mee On me SOth OF June, adopted the following
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-08
srArE oE vERMONr.l-lEnIem-n

DlstuCt ul Rutland, IS bcred That
special session Of said Probate Court FOR rnid
District held al Rutland 90 said District on the
2l-t day Of June A. H. 1919
Wl-reas Aaron Il. Vail admiuistrotor Of
the estate not already administered, OF David
\ ouus late OF DANNY IN said district, deceased,
mtc.t4tr has this day an cared letorc inid court
aud proposed to render an account Of his admin
istrauou Of said estates
Therefore 1t is ordered by said court that the
examination of said account for allowance and a
decree Of dividend distribution based upon said
account be and they are hereby referred to the
stated session Of said probate court 20 be held at
the ofi.e of the Register of suid court in ltnt-
land aforesaid on the LIT Monday being the 9th
record ut this order be published three weeks
successfully previous thcrytoin the Rutland Couu-
ty Horald. newspaper printed at said Rutland
that an pcr'ous interested may appear aud be
heard boz thc Tremiscs if they scc cause.
A true cY.P &C record.
"a HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-08
Liberation.

NOTICE IS hereby given thal have re-
q iinouishes TO my two sons Reuben and
Benjsmin ? CLARK, their time durnE ths ~
ma iuder of their minority, and shsll claim
none Of inelr earnings not paw suy debts o.
lhsif conuastinE after Tits dale
Rutsta ftaFE
wsihrg 'orj, NAY -, lsis 81
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-08


everything, a. they furnished all ttscso.f,
said Townsend also told denonrni thsttls
bottles they were 10 uss ueret, b.eft.
same arc end shape ~ Dt S r Townsend.
and dcponent, a. tho rrquc.t ofsat4 Jacob
lown'cod went TO the Office OF pr s p
] ownsend, and procured ono OF his label.
And depnoent further save. that lc nae
been informed and yettIy believes Mo Syru.
of NarsaPnilih, sold as uId Jacob Towns
ends Is made anef he recipe Jrutshcd by
Ioponeut % Jacob Townsend. as aiotcsala
And luUhcf dcp1uCut saith not
WILLIAM ARMS TRONC
Sworn TO before me. his 2ith day of Nav.
'9A' e. ;. OODHl IT,,
"'''f OF 'hr 1'y "' Ne" l''A
fFOof - 'koot
Here - pfoof coneluure thu Dr. s T.
Iownscods Sa,ssp,rI0s heoaein.l Tie
uuoNug is from some oI Tho mos, respscia.
aio papers Iu Ao State.
E-.r. ms Ny 1-,b.r, ..y,.,.Ab l.sa
We ruhl.,,d 81, ..l......-..
,enu, some i,p, s,,.c,', ,Ii ,..',....,
Df y p Tnvr.a.I 49,. .
pr,p,jernr f,tc ,,o,,,.,,..,. S o.'s'
: known IS" Dr T,un.,r.,. 3, OH, i,,,,..
nave wrnIn the past few, ,ror,,, ,ng,.sI ..-
connected tbrm.e.,,. Win r..,' 49,.
pamr oft Townsend. vino pu.. on p.., -
end caH-t bv ,.. ,lmo 1.,.r T...n...
/ .Ioe was ad,cfr,rIlu IA. J..a. s,,l.
'ui.inaI &C. Tins sdy,tt,,.me,.. ....is,psJ
maucr demgAtory ,o the cb,,,c,,,. ID,
! IS = Tovn,r,l. aod tb,t o.. I,s. ,r,,,'.g,
Wa rcgte, thar j, appested and IN ,o.oss 10
romu.lE,rg l,,,.ir. ,,,,-,,,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-08
BOOKS! BOOKS !! BOOKSt!!
ENPOSE

by READING THE FOLLOWING
AdiIayit the Public will learn the otipln, or
rather where the recipe for milking the stnii
thee call Old DR.. jacob Townsend's Safsa-
pauIla. came from-aud will be- able 20 Judge
which is the genuine ans original, and OF The
honesty OF the men whh are Employed ln sell
ing It as the original Dr.. Townsend Sarsa-
parila Dr. $ p Townsend was the orl-
pinal proprietor Of nt. Townsend Sarsa-
parila, and his medicine has gained fePoto-
ton thal no other remedy ever gained. Ile
manufactured over one million of bottles last
wear, md is manufacturing al present 5000
bottles per day. We use more Sarsapaulia
end yellow Dock in our establishment each
day than all The other Sarsapar'ia Manuiac-
turetsTn the world PunciP'l Othco l2o
/ Fultun.st
READ THE AFFIDAVIT
CIV and Couaty uf New York, 50
William Armstrong of the said city. hciug
! duly sworn doth dcpo,e and say thar he Is a
practical Druggist and Chemist that some
] me I0 the latter part of NV or frat of June
1913. man by the name of lacob Town.
ead. Who at that time was $ buHh and pun
! rtIet pedlar. rallied upon depuneu'." 81 lha
| house off Nr Thompson, 40. 81 jiudsou ST ,
where deaoncni boarded, and req rested dc
rarcut 90 write hm q recipe Uy Wh.t 90
mako q Syrpp OF Sarsapau0~ Dcpanrn'
uJlaor s1ys. that bo became acquainted "lt
said Iow nsend At the Office OF inrnaHu
Foster. ESQ Book Pab'Ishov. with whom
SAID Townsend dealt. That said T0wnsen'
t,d had ffeQIeut conversations with dcp1
nent respecting tie manufacture v' au sni,b
OF Safsap7ulla to be sold under 'hc n1m'
Of DR. Jacob Townsend
Thu said Townserd stated ihathe was az
Old nan, and poor. and was not 90 for hard
labor aud wished 90 make some money, o.
order To live easy In hi, old days, sad that
If Sarsaaarlla under Ihe name of Iownsent
sold 80 well. and 80 much Money VAS made
byIt. he could see no reason why he nigh
not make something out Of D. too, lhIs nam
being Tovnsend) n he could gets capabu
person 90 prepare a recipe, and manulacIur
% G1rhu Dep9nenl In one ~ the CONVEX
sations asked s1ld Townsend o he was re.l
Ted On Do S P. Towu,cnd, 20 which nr re-
prIed. ih,t he knew Dr. s p Towu.e0.
would be down on him alter he should com
me7~e. Bu, that he did not care lor hun, o.
ho had formed a co partnership with mel
who could furni,h ths requisite amount 70
rapllal-and was well prepared io deien'
him~el T sqsinsta any attack that might he m 'd
or him
3 Deponsnt fur her says, that pursuant Go Coz
,eonest Of the sad Jacob Tuwpsend. Boz
b ,.,o,, recipe iar the manufacture OF SYf
4 no N Ssrsapanila and gave % 70 MIN. Sal
T,w,.sud observed that ne waited n max
spscinen ~ exhibit % his partners ior the
approval. IS no FISHES W Rrshfy ihem D.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-08
CRADLES.

TTHE subscriber has 20, OF Gain Co
II dies aud Hay Forks yrfy cheap
s. J.. LANGDON.
Cast'eton. Jolly 9. lst0 %
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-08
TO FARMERS

HAYNES Patent Horse kskes 0aa1
II sr,u'ec bf Oliver Pernn. i1f sac 7'
Is % J. ROBBINS
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-08-08

srArs - NEtsosr. DE Sc remembered that
Dirrioi ofRutlAnd % ID ~ e special session
Of abs Probate Court held o, RuUand Sos and fsr
she raid disirirt e Rutland, 90 tho gih day Of
July A. .. 1870.
Present Hon. Harvey Button. ladrs.
Nherrasa certain inttrumrut in writing par.
portioF g. be the lat will aud trstamrut 90 SAthAu
Wawlrt late of ptiHurJ Boz sald district dc, cA.cI
has been thls day prcfcrttd g. said court by ~A
Yah uAwltt che eHecutriN therein NAMED iu or.
der that hhe same may Do duty proved and a.
lowed
Therefore 81 is ordered D., saiI court that said
ir,tru.rDut tg and abe taIrt hereby referred '.r
probate and allowance Co. eftatci f,s.ou OF tati
lraLatc ,surt Co be helI az thr afic, Of thc R,g
sts4 Of said court go taid Rutland ou thr dr,t uon
I,y being th, oh day Of August j 1872 aud that
notice thereof Dc given hy Publishing a certified
copy 90 the record Of tbis order three weeks cue
ral-ittIy rrutluut thereto Boz thc Kutiaud County
Herald. antwspapor printed al said Rutland, that
alI p,rsons iutrrcstcl may appear and contest thc
rr. hats % said instrument 40 they geo cause.
A true cory ofrccurd.
"a Hrvav Han. Register.
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A CARO.-The subscribers take this opportunity of
n turning their friends, and the pub
lie generally their kind patronage heretofore bestowed
and hope by close attention to business Parng pains
please and having of the bes, and most ashionaby
selected stocks of goots at low prices, to merit connu-
ance of patronage.
We have removed from old stand to few doors
above-to much larger asd handsomely fitted up.
where will spare pains whatever to please all who
may favor with call. As TO prices they shall be such
that object to them.
We have just received from the importers 80 dozen
ajou's ladies' and gentemens French kid gloves (war
anted such, shall keep but the bcst) OF all
varieties of colors
Also complete assortment Of umbrellas.
Having large stock, will sell McCurdys best slip
pers at Is cents to 81.
Chdren black blue, coored bronze and green CATERS
lasting and morocco, for 62 cents
Ladies' gaer Shoes black, bronze and colored for 81
cents.
Ladies' velvet slippers, 81 cents.
other variety Of styles, and prices suit the times Do
not forget the store, but call at $50
A. HOOVER IL SONS,
Opposite Browns Hotel door Jackson Brother,
Penn. avenue, 9th and 7th SITS.
P s. For Inauguration Ba-Ladies and gentlemen who
intend attending the ball will do well to CALI have
the largest of ladies' and gentemens white kid
gloves (waaned Fench that be found in the city, as
also white satin and kid slippers, and gater boots
Mar 2-eod6,isf
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Tho New Cabinet.

The following cast OF the new cabinet comes to us
from unquestionabe authority:
Secretary of State-Mr. Clayton, of Delaware
Secretaryof the Tfeasury-Mr. Meredith. of Pennsy-
vania.
Seeretaryof War.-Mr Crawford OF Georgia
Secretary of the Napy.-Mr Preston, of Virginia.
Secretary of the Home Department.-Mr Ewing, OF
Ohio.
Postmaster Ggneral.-Mr. Collamer, of Vermont
Attorney Gensrai.-Mr. Reverdy Johnson, of Mary
land.
Four of the above gentlemen were members of the
last Congress: Messrs. Clayton and Johnson of the
Senate and Messrs Preston and Colamer of the House
of Representatives Three from the savehodng States,
and three from the non slaveholdng States. -Four OF
them from the States of Pennsylvania. Delaware Ma
ryland, and Virginia; one from New England; ard
from the West.
All of them decided wings, and the present cast OF
the cabinet is stronger than the original The Balti
more Patriot truly remarks:
"Whatever may be said about tho cabinet otherwise,
we presume will doubt about its trhigery."
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The Secretaries of State, War, and the Navy, will
probably retire this day from their respective depart
ments. They are gentlemen of all whom it may be
truly and umphanty said that hey have rendered the
State servce'-geat and nestimabls service The
loss OF their society will be deeply felt in Washington
which they have graced for several years past They
will all leave us, perhaps, early in April.
Mr. Buchanan returns Lancaster after having paid a
visit to Harrisburg where he has been cordially invited
by every democrat in the legislature of Pennsylvania
with one exception. We hope the correspondence be-
tween them may be published at an early day and we
undertake say that ii is couched in the warmest ex-
pressions of regard, and in the best taste
Governor Marcy returns to Albany; and Judge Mason
proposes as we understand, TO locate himself in Rich
mond
Col Cave Johnson, the late Postmaster General,
mains in Washington for few weeks longer, when he
returns with his estimable family to Tennessee.
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The two inaugural Balls.

We must leave it to the amateurs of Terpsichore to
describe the festivities which drew such crowds to the
new ball the City Hail. and to Jackson Hall,
on Monday night. We understand that both were nu-
merousy attended. The "Grand Inauguration Ball" was
the most crowded. and, therefore. not the most agreeable
to those who desired to trip on the light fantastic toe
The excess of the crowd, indeed is said to have almost
destroyed the pleasure of the entertainment "The nau
guraton Ball without distinction of party also attend
ed by crowd, but everything went off most happily and
agreeably Gen. Taylor visited BOTH The at Jackson
Hall received his first VISIT where he participated of the
supper The immense crowd who attended the other
festival also had the honor of hang him with accaa-
ton at late hour We presume he there partook of the
good cheer of its generous managers And thus passes
away the gaiety of the Inauguration.
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Hv ". GREEN. .g,.cttonser.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
III AUCT ON. On Wednesday, the 7th instant, shall
SELL at the residence of the Rev. j. Poise street, nearly
opposite the market Che flag will designate the
house y at 10 o'clock. good lot Of furniture, viz:
Mahogany Bureaus, dining, card, and other tables
Cain-seat and other chairs, otornans, &c.
French and French post beadsteads
Wardrobes, toilet glasses, washsands nc.
China glass; and crockery among which are good dim
and
Parlor alright, cooking and other The cooking
stove is in fine order-com plee
Ingram and other carpets, nearly new.
Also, a good 10, of kitchen requisites
Terms All of and under S25 cash ever $25 a
credit of thirty and sixty days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed.
No posponement account of the weather Sale, rain
or shine. A GREEN, Auctioneer.
Mar I'd
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Mar At
Watches and Jewelry.

C. HUGUENIN ~ CO., manufacturers of watches o.
"A. every de scrip ton in Switzerland and importers in
United States have just arrived in Washington, with
and the largest OF superior watches and
guard chains that have appeared in Washington city
offer them for sals wholesale and retail, cheaper than
they can be bought in New York
Gentlemen wishing purchase fine article will please
give a call A q. HUGUENlN,
At ]. Monandons store, Pennsylvania avenue, between
18th and 18th streets, Washington, ID. q.
P. s. During my absence, have left my establishment
with Mr A. G.. Hugnenn, from Switzerland, who per
ectiy able repair all kinds of Watches clocks aud clro
noneers consequently, recommend him to my friends
and the public generally. j. MONTANDON.
Mar 3-3t*
MATCHES, Jcwelry, silver Ware sSc.-We Will
w open this day splendid assortment: of fine Gold
Watches of every description and manufacture, and
plcte of elegant Jewey OF the latest styles
Also, Silver Spoons, Butter Knives, Sugar longs, &c.
Spcctaclts
in god silver German silver and light bued steel frames
every focus all of which offer prices guaranteed
low similar goods can be purchased in any city in the
Union.
Feb 27--lw M. W. GAIT &c BRO.
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NOR Charleston, Savannah, and Now Orienns.-The
T. United States Mail Steamship Company hereby give
of their contract with the Navy
Department, the splendid anu spacious steamship
Falcon will leave New York. March sh for the above ports
touching Havana with the mails for the Pacific. The
Falcon will proceed Chagrcs from New Orleans in time
with the steamer advertised to leave Panama
the 25th Passengers for New Orleans take the
| at Charleston the lith. Mr. c. Mordeca agent
Charleston will furnish them, application with all fur
Their information
NJ o. ROBERTS,
| Mar At [lntel.1 Agent New York.
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n GOEBEL, ladies' hairdresser, from 30f Chestnut
VI. street, and H. g. Stuebgen. dealer in ladies' fancy
and dress trimmings, from 30l Arch street, Philadelphia
would inform the vsers and residents of Washington city
that they will open to-day branches of their respective
establishments on Pennsylvania avenue, south side, be
9th and 10th where they respectfully solicit
their patronage. They will have hand full
flowers feathers and other for the hair COMBS
French perfumery, white kid gloves, &c.
Also full OF ladies' iancy and dress trim
mngs of the latest styles. viz French gimp nRes, but
tons. ladies' bags purses embroidery brads and patterns
STEEL gilt and silver beads, bag and purse clasps
NC Zephyr worsted goods and all articles appertaning
PS G. Goebel respectfully offers his services the
ladies as hairdresser Ilnte.I Mar div
rTyHE Statistical Companion, by Banneid ~ Weld,
L l vol. London, 1913.
Banfed on the Organization of Industry VOL London,
lS48
looks History of Prices, vols, London. lsiS
Fncss History of the Bank OF England us Times and
Traditions third edition, vols. London, 1913
Spackmans Analysis of the Occupations OF the People,
vol. London, lSl7.
The Philosophy Of Government, Translated from the
French of M. de Sismondi, VOL: London lSt7 -,
Mscgregofs Commercial Statistics oil all Natons, atm
and concluding volume London, 1913. , .
McCulochs Account of the British Empire, STATISTICAL
and Descriptive, 8d edition, enlarged, vols
Broughams Political Philosophy, 3 vols.
broughAms British Constitution, vol
British Corn Laws British Post Office British Parlia
ment, British Taxation and Taxes
Just imported direct from London by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Mar 4
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correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot notices the
appointment of Mr. Senator Hannegan as minister to
Prussia and adds that he is appointed in the place of
Mr.. Andrew J. Donelson. "who comes home" We
understand that Mr.. flanagan is appointed minister
10 Prussia and Mr. Donelson remains minister to the
Gemanic Confederation. We are happy TO understand
tina, Mr. Hannegan's appointment has met with the cor
dial support of many Of the wing senators,
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ny -. GREEN, .aucfIoneer.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, SCALES, AND WEIGHTS,
" NC, AT AUCTiON-on Thursday, the 9Th instant, !
shall SELL the grocery of Mr. ardcla at the corner
18th and G streets, 10 o'clock, good assort
ment of Family Groceries, comprising in part
Tea, sugar, coffee, chocolate, starch,
Spices, tobacco. cigars, salt fish, liquors.
Glass, stone, crockcry, and wooden ware,
Soap, candles, vinegar, brushes, brooms, NC
Tea chests, stand casks, scales, weights, no.
With many other articles in the grocery line.
Terms cash. The gentleman being about to leave for
California the stock will be sold without regard to prices
Mar6-3 A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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For Norfolk.

n.
THE s:eamer "Oseoa" will leave Washington for the
above place Friday, the 23d, and on Tuesday, the
2Sh of February and Tuesday, the 9th of March Re-
turning will leave Norfolk Monday, the 18th February,
and Friday the I'd March touching. going
at the usual landings on the Potomac.
After which she will commence her regular trips leaving
Washington every Sunday for Baltimore, and every Thurs
day for Norfolk. j. MITCHELL,
Feb 2l-dtf Captain.
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NOTICE to those afflicted with lnmeness.-WA.
IN TERMAN SWEET, natural bone SETTER of Amstef-
DAM has taken lodgings at the American Hotel Chestnut
street, short time, his way TO Washington stopping
Any wishing to consult me can now, or on my return,
New York, PA Fulton street, agent to sell my medI-
above places.
R--2
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YHSPECIAL CARD.-Mrs GARRET ANDERSON will
T. from this date sell reduced price her stock of Music
compete with any Music dealer in the District
Mrs rsons stock OF Music is and very large
of the latest and best published, and is
posed gene rally of selections from the best authors
New Music received every few days, and orders for Mu
sic and Musical instruments promptly attended to.
Music and Stationery Store, between lIth and l2ih
.,reots Pennsylvania avenue. Feb Blind
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DECAeION of the Supreme Court In the Cap
~ tain Wilkes, u. ). navy, Samuel Dnsman, de-
ivered by Mr.. Justice Woodbury., printed in pamphlet
Mari FRANCK TAYLOR
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ID OBERT j. WALKER will practise law In the
III Supreme Court of the United States In answer to
many letters he thinks proper that he cannot attend
TO claims before Congress any the departments but
will devote his attention exclusively cases intrusted to
him in the Supreme Court
Office Pennsylvania avenue, the Seven Build.
jnps Washington d. G.. Mar off
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A. EAYs0 Boarding school for Boys, HnAa-
j bsthtown, New Jursey.-This institution affords a
thorough of instruction In the Greek, Latin and
French nguages and in all the branches Of complete
English and mathematical education
Pupils fitted for any standing IN the respectable
colleges, prepared for mercantile and other active pn
suits.
In the French department a conpanionable native
is employed who devotes all his time the inter
of the pupils and the French is made living, spoken
language. ,
we ST of the town. and is entirely heathfu The grounds
are extensive. pleasant wood fine playground
and gymnasium upon the premises afford facilities Tor
rural and athletic exercise The Is situated upon the
great ghfare New York and Philadelphia
and is approached from either city several times day
The session will commence on the first Monday
In Nav and close the last day OF September.
Tsrms-Board and tuition, including French, 825 per
session Tuition in drawing music, and Spanish at pro-
essor's prices.
Nstc York-Rev w. w. Phillips, ID. d., Rev. George
Potts ID. D. Rev John Knox ID. d., Rev. Robert Baird,
D. d. Thomas f. Richards esq, and q. c. Rowland
Jersey City-Hon. ID. S. Gregory
Phiiadelphia-Rev W. Lord, d. d., Rev. ]. II. Jones,
d. d Rev Thomas Brainerd d. ID, James Dunlap, esq 4,
William S. Marten. and Gen Robert Patterson -, ;,
baltimore Rev. John @. Backus, ID. D., Rev. w. e.
Wyatt d. D. Rev S. p. HUI. Rev. John Duncan, ID. D., s.
K George, esq, Wesley Cowles, esq, and Hon David
Stewart
| Harersto,cn, Md Rev. s Tnstn.
Wilmington Lieut. j. M. Gilss and Dr. A. ID. Bache
Richmond, Va.-Rt. Rev. John Johns, ID. d.
Aabama John Bloodgood, esq, Mobile Hon w ilam
L. Yancy, Wetumpka.
AtssissPp-Mrs. A. ID. Posuethwae and l.. X. Mar
harrington, Ky-Rev Robert ]. Breckinridge, ID. d.
Mar 7-IawIWSat
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r ITTELLS LIVING AGE--NO. 252.-I2A cents.
Ia
Progress of Mechanical Invention Rerieto.
e. Vanity Fair, and Jane Ely rie.-Qaarfoty ReUtec.
g. An Incident of the February 1913 Chambss Journal
4. A Walk among the East of London Jews. DO
g. Mirth and Medicine, DIR. Holiness Poems-Ndt. Era
8 The Selisser, Chaps. iv, VII vii.-Frasr's Nag.
With Poetry, Scraps, &c.
Published q week AT So year. by
e. LITTELL IL CO.. Boston,
OF all the periodical journals devoted to literature and
science which abound Europe and in this country this
has appeared be the most useful 1t contains in
deed the exposition only OF the current literature OF the
English language; but this by its immense extent and
mprehension, includes poaiture of the human mi nd
in the utmost expansion Of the present age.
Mari J. @. ADAMS
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And many others too hume for ADVERTISEMENT in
Mara