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CITY Optical Rooms.

fT'HE Undersigned having disposed the Right tn
l. County of Worcester Of selling their PARABOLA
AND GALvANIC sPECTACLES, to Mr. GEoRaE PARK
they would recommend him the patronage OF their
friends and the public. JOHN 2. PAINE & SON.
THE subscriber would inform his patrons and the pub
lie, that he has taken the Agency of GEORGE PARR
for the sale of
Paine's ParabOIa and Galvanic
SPECTACLES,
and that the only place in Worcester where they be
obtained will be his Jewery aud Fancy Goods Store
NO. I'll MAIN STREET, 2 doors north OF the Unitel
States Hotel.
The Gayanic Spectacles combination of zinc anil
silver 80 constructed that current OF galvanism
santy circulated among the Eye, which Is acknowledged
to be advantageous the sight well cooling
and soothing TO iDfamed weak eyes. They also
almost inaibe the Headache and any
person after having used Them for reasonable length of
time 10 test them will part with them for
their value. F. H. PUTNAM,
Oct 4. If No. I'll Main ST.
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For Sale.

81 A TWO story dwelling House, situated on Salem
fasfA n st Said house is so by % feet, with wood
&s& shed aId other coRvenences. The lott Sc feet by
"a, convenient for large small family. and consider
able rut the premises For further particulars inquire
of ALYAN ALLEN, l6 Trumbull St
Worcester July IL, l848. dit.
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DaguerreOtVpes for rs Cents,

g WILLIAMS, the proprietor of the Cray
~ DAGvERREoTYPE GALLERY, having taken the Rooms
formerly occupied by a. Morse, IN WATTS BLOCK, No.
S2Main-street, nearly opposite the EAGLE HorEL and
fitted them up with and ENLARGED LIGHTS, arrang-
ed and perfectly adapted business, prepared
DGgueTreOtyPe Licensees superior to those taken eTA
6ited at any other establishment in Worcester. This the
only place in this Oy where first rate DGsuereotype
can be obtained for SEVENTY FIVE CENrsnotwitLsandng
the advertisements TO the contrary by Boys who employed
to clean plates at certain other establishment the proprietor
Of which has for tie past eight MONTHS been floating
upon the reputation Of another Artist.
The object of his advertisement inform The public where
they can Daguereoype for the above prices executed
by shut artist, instead ofbeng made subjects for the
practice ofISExPERIEScED YoUIHs.
Worcester, Jan 6. DIFF
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PEOPLES MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMP AMY,
.nrCester, MOSS.

worcester
yY-UIS Comrany commenced operations in May, ls4I,
and has received liberal patronage TRAIT II mas at
ajne permanent character for prudent management not
surpassed by any Company IN Tue Iohmo"eah, '"Ains
30 great a variety OF safe risks ,
nv strict adherence TO the principles oil EQUITY, IN
ettnr all losses which have occurred they have avoided
he ay5ens arising from continual lac suits, which
Icsys nregdcia the interests of Mutual Companies
The directors justified in recommending this nsti-
tuton the favorable consideration OF the puoc pecg
inc themselves that every effort shall be made on their
mart 10 continue prosperity, and furnish such security
against loss by fire. shall remove all anxiety ON the part
those insured
the state men who thoroughly acquainted with the
principles of insurance. and directly interested in its
cess as members of a Mutual Company They also
NOV a GENERAL AGENT whose duty is confined to
soliciting applications but required to examine and in
oure the Of the risks TAKEN and when there
any defect in the buildings carelessness on the part OF
the insured report the The Board of Directors
thereby preventing all unnecessary litigation.
They effect insurance all kinds of buildings, except
those of an hazardous character Also upon Neal
stock, Hay and Grain, Household Furniture, Provisions,
Wearing Apparel Libraries and Merchandise generally
and also upon all kinds of Manufactured Articles, ana
Stock the process of MANUFACTURER excepting stock in
Cotton, Wooden and Paper Mills or property alike haz-
ardnHs.
Their rates of premium are established upon basis suf,
fcieny guarded avoid all assessments. Many OF the
Companies who adjust their losses by assessing their
members have lost the confidence of the business
nifty and have reproach upon the whole system of
EDWARD II. HEMENwAY, President.
DIRECTORS.
F. H. Hsmsnway, Worcester Walter A. BTyan g9ger
james H. Wall, do. Edwin Eaton, do
Horatio N. Tower, do. iona. Warren, Grafton.
Joseph Pratt, do. H. A. Denny, Leicester.
Joseph Boyden, do. INV. Jenkins Jr., Barre
Chas. P Bancroft, do. John EIgell, Gardner.
Jonathan Luther, DO
Office, No. 3, Brinley Hall,
opposite the American Temperance House.
Worcester, Jan II, ls49. If
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Rev. DR.. Lands, a Clergyman
SIDNEY, New jersey, july u, ls4g.

SIDNEY, New Jersey, July IL, ls4s
DR. A. II. CHRIsrIE-Dear SIR Yoa wish to know
OF what has been the result in my own case of tina
Application OF THE GALVANIC BELT AND NECK
LACE. My reply is as follows
For about toenty years had been suffering from Dys
pepsia Every year the symptoms became worse nor
could obtain permanent reelfrom any course of medi
cal treatment whatever NV physicians skful and
excellent but here their prescriptions failed About
fourteen years since in consequence of frequent expo
sure to the weather. in the discharge of nav pastoral du
ties, become subject to Chronic rheumatism
which for year after year. caused me understandable an
gnsh In the seYerer paroxysms, the skill Of my physi
SiaiS sometimes Afforded me great relief but this
Ret was only temporary Farther in the winter of 4S
and 40 IN consequence of preaching great deal in my
own and various other churches in this region was al
tackled by the Bronchitis which soon became so severe
as TO require an immediate suspension of my pastoral la
DOTS my nerroHs system thoroughly prostrated
and as my Bronchitis became worse so also did nv Dys
pepsla and Rheumatic aectionthus eyincing that these
disorders were connected with each other through the
euuia OF the Nervous System My suferngs in.
deed severe and had prospect other than being en-
Tely laid aside from the discharge of those duties nd
the performance Of those abors in which my soul has
ever found the highest of her Joys.
Bat reasoning from effect to cause concluded that
the Nervous System must be reached before any hope
could oe INDUCED OF my obtaining relief from these
distressing maadies. In the whole pharmacopnia there
seemed to be remedial agent which could reach and
recuperate my Nervous System; every thing that had
tried for this purpose had completely failed AT last
led by my friends to examine your Inventions and
ough with no very sangune hopes of their efciency3
determmed to try the effect Of the application OF the
GALvANlC BELT AND NECKLACE with the MAG.
NhilC FLUID. This was in June. 1896 To MY GREAT
ACCOMPLISHMENT, in TWO DYSPEPSIA HAD GONE
IN EIGHT DAYS WAS ENABLED TO RESUME PASTORAL
LABoRs, NOR HAVE SINCE sINGLE SERVICE on
AccoUNT OF THE BRONCHITIS; AND MY RHEuMArIc ArrEc
TON also CEASED TO TROUBLE If time permitted
could fill sheet of paper with the details Of pafticua
put can now only furnish this brief abstract MY Dyv
pepsia mas never returned; the Rheumatism once in
WINE visits me- but not severely and is easily arrested
and manifesy being driven from its hold uDon INV sy
TEN and my Bronchial affection is entirely cured Such
is me wonderful and happy results of the experiment
nave recommended the BELT and FLJiIA TO MANY
VINO hare been likewise suffering from neuralgia afec
lions. They have tried them WITH HAPPY RESULTS BE
LiEyE IN EVERY CASE.
Am, dear sir, very respectfully yours
ROBERT w. LANDI1
FOR sale IN Worcester, by the Agents NJ. b. GREEN
mo .. GkEEN & co. dM&Sweoply Nov 8.
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KID GLOVES.

ora very superior make. 100 dOz just received from tbs
~ maker in Paris.
men of Kid Gloves Of supror quality to which invite
the attention Of purchasers, full assortment Of Sizes and
Coors with entirely style ofFastenipgs. Gentlemen
Kid Gloves While Black aud assorted Coloys all Sizes. Ais
Misses Kid Cloves 4W B. 1. HARDoF & o
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FLOURFLOUR,

AVV1
TINE subscribers receiving from various mills Of the
/ west the best selected brands of FAMILY FLOUR
that be found, comprising the following kinds that
are selling on the most reasonable terms.
1000 bbs MILLER Il PADD0CK'Sj
1000 do w. W. WARDSWORTu;
500 do ]. H. BEACH;
900 do E. K. BEACH;
500 do FORREST MILLS; II
800 do E. s. BEACH, "Akron,"
700 do Various brands
Also, receiving large amount and good variety Of
Western Produce,
which II will be the interest of purchasers examine
before buying elsewhere,
DRAPER, CLARK & co.
Worcester, June % dwu
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TO LET.
ROOM in the Wool Store on Front Street Inouire
n of CALVIN FOSTER, 206 Main st. dtf jle
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Pasture Land for Sale.
~ an the celebrated Thaxter Farm, three
49, " Pasures-one OF 60 cTes 23 acres, and
one of % acres A. M. MERRIFIEBD.
Worcester, Feb 5. dw4w
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For Sale

THE STOCK AND TOOLS of Blacksmith Shop sit
mated near the Court House. Inquire at this office.
Dec Is. dWtf
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Nervous Diseases,

which complaints arise IRON simple cause namely
A Derangement of the Nervous System.
557- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Med
zines increase the disease for they weaken the vital
arges of the already Frustrated system while under
the strengthening lifegving valizng influence of Gal
yanism, applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
coyery the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer is
restored former health strength elasticity and ygor
The great popularity and excellence of
DR.. Christie's Galvanio Curatives,
consists In the fact that they arrest and disease by
OUTWARD application in place of the usual mode of drug
ging and physicking the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hopelessly under the infection
They strengthen the whole system equahze the circ-
lGtion of the Hood promote the secretions and do
the slightest injury under any circumstance Since their
introduction the United States only three years SINCE
than
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may be pockeed by the President Of the United States and
forever lost 10 his country unless You, the sennes
public liberty, demand It's forthcoming the session
OF Congress- understand from good authority that Mr..
Hse will leave this capital the 25h instant for the United
saesto be escorted by strong body of soldiers the
frontiers.
Since the date ofmy last the e1iled General r. Cauera
has succeeded In subdung The department ofhe Altos all
his in that department egalized by the government,
and tho decree in which he exled rescinded On the
other hand, the OF San Salvador has been
openly accused by this government OF aiding and abeng
the mouptaineers In revolution Goods to the amount oil
between 200 and 300 bales their from Yzava TO
this city have been robbed by the insurgents in the short
space Of few weeks without the government being able
10 afford The least protection Snch Is the awful OF
cieiy this country The result be total destre-
ton Of the and opening for better family Of
kind. short time since large party Of insurgents
tered the Antigua Guatemala, headed by Leon Rymundo
pIundered the town, and assassnated several persons
Among the houses pundered was that OF Dr. Weyms, Uni
ted States consul the amount OF nearly three thousand
dollars.
The French consul using his best endeavors 70 have
brought before the Fench Assembly the obnoxious
Of the English consul himself and his predecessors with
view bring about tho English consurs recall by his
government. The American rs well the French de-
spatches, for time past have all been soen there is
great 10 believe at Belse, and the English consul
here Is strongly suspected Of being the nsgaor OF the
crime ID. u. L.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. A-5 p m.
The from from the gold diggers-
Union of the democracy of Neo York-Robbery of q
Richmond merchant Refuyu of the freen Dfan, ,l,e
The markets. &c.
The important by the Empire City, from California
did reach Baltimore until too late be by teegrap
10 the Unon and you have, of course received your e
and correspondence by her to-day Our city Is flooded
with letters from the Baltimore boys, whom seem
to be quite homesck, but are, Notwithstanding making
money at quite satisfactory rate. One Banorean is
ported TO have ding up unasssted in god and much
interest manifested by the friends those abroad
know who the lucky fellow is.
letter received from intelligent source state. thar the
number working at the mines is estimated 2J O00 and
that the amount obtained during the months September
October. and November, is Sl2000,000.
twill be BY the elegraphic report of the proceed
nas Of the barnburners convention Utica that they
adopted the compromise offered by the Syracuse conven
ton, and agreed union ticket, which eqav
restoration Of the State government the hands OF the
democracy. the best feeling seemed to prevail.
At Philadelphia, yesterday, gentleman named Fnnci,
Mone, from Richmond, made complaint before the mayor
against person who had travelled with him from the
south, charging him with stealing his trunk containing
$780, In the city of Baltimore SO say papers, thong
nothing Of the kind has been heard here. They
their way to New York to purchase goods
The Washington Hose Company, of Philadelphia, were
escorted to the this morning nine o'clock by large
delegation Of remen, and bid adieu Monumental
city. They have received most hospitabe welcome, and
unceasng ertanment both here in Washington city
ana are cnnusasuc In he praise Of the hospitality oil the
cities telegraphc despatch sa received announce.
their sale arrival In Philadelphia, where large
ofher brother remen fully equipped in waiting
escort them to their quarters.
We have but little additional from the Maine election
Returns from % towns give Hsin, (whg for governor
87St last year, 7lS7. Hubbard, (dem,) 1874 last year
1906 eesoi, 1915; last year. 272l So far there lie
relative gain for the democratic candidate. There can be
doubt the election OF Hubbard (dem by the people
The MARkKrs-Howard street -four has declined to 81
per barrel with small sales City Mills Is also selling
the The supply Of wheat has been quite fair
and prices through the week continued without change
sales yesterday, for good prime red, 81 81 05 wh
81 % 81 l0j and family -four white 81 IL 81 10. Th,
advance In Of last week maintained during thu
first of the present week, but subsequently the prices hav
receded from TO per bu,hel supply fair and sale
dull So 81 cents for white, and 60 for yellow
Oats without change sales at 20 81 cents.
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MES of the Rocky Mountain Emigration entering the
country by the northern route A few members OF the
first party are in this place. letter from Sacramento
city, dated July "a, contains the following intelligence:
Emgrants from Missouri, over the mountains are
now arriving daily The first party Of packers has been
here five six days, and reports four wagons in Pleasant
Valley, about 100 miles above and five six thousand
wagons Oh the way and not far behind"
GOLD ON TRINITY RIVERA party of young men have
returned IRON exploring tour through the region in
erseced by the coast range Of mountains and report hav
ing discovered gold on river empying into Trinidad
bay, about FIVE hundred miles north OF San Francisco,
little is known respecting this portion OF California al
though there exists much TO believe equally
rich in minerals and precious metals. Il is region re-
pete with interest, and the recent discovery Of gold will
undoubtedly tend to develop its mineral resources The
Kelsey brothers, welknown as energetic and expert
enced explorers and miners conducted the expedition
and regards the productveness OF this portion OF
the placer, the accounts highly encouraging. We
trust shortly TO learn still farther Of this discovery OF gold
on Trinity river.
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I AW and Land Once I'm observation-disclosures w
DRURy, se Dury Eastman attorney, counsellor,
co and land broker for purchase
and OF land situated In the beautiful
region around Lake wnnebss offers his services te public
invites
c. Van Paen, jesse r. Dow, Eco, Hon. Walker,
ator from Wisconsin, Hon James Duane Doy Charles Durkce
members Congress from Wisconsin, Hon. Edmund Burke and
Hon. 8. r. Hobbie.
Sept 15-cply
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DESIGNS issued BY the United States from 1880 TO lsi with
the Patent Laws and Of decisions OF the
Ted States for the PERIOD compiled and published
recfon Of Edmund Burke, OF Patents,
form vol bound price s5 (Can be
postage) For sale by TAYLOR 4 MAURY, y
septb booksellers, 9th
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DIED.

evening OF the 18Th, THOMAS L. RAGsDALE, In the
year OF his age.
the funeral viii place Saturday at O'Clock
from residence, Mrs Briscoe boarding house,
18th side His
ances invited 70 attend without further notice.
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BENJAMIN p. Worcester, teacher
Of Phcnossphy during NE season In several schools IN %
city, continues 70 private HE s " NJ
Fc.ters s'h street, between and ~ reasonable terms
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no COnTRAcr0Rs.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.

/ BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS win be received by the undesned his once
e. E e. 1. until u; October
gehe with the deecut and embsnkment connected herewith -
The win be $3.50 FEET 10 foe, wide high,
viii, ditch on each side; will slope q hs rae osS
Proposals onehsf
being distinctly stated In this case whether the Eastern or Western
Proposers requested localities before bddi.s
The payments win be eA.r with suitable rs.syaoa I'll ne
Prosecution Of the work, win be expected.
by order Of the President and Director,
Aug. II-drocti Engineer Blss sidss k.n,osd.
OF Proposal. win also ne received .na tls 18Th OF
side e the mountain about sfh. s.d half miles eonpsss
Sept isy,iSh 6ci. ''''''' -'''' ' G. cRozET
CLAGETT a DODsoN would now rsspeetfally I'M
form The citizens Of washington and Gsos.own and us vca
dry than hss hitherto Been sssn here. and Being cons
% ~. q % nv ~
want Of anything In % department 70 call and zee M themselves
srSgsIsy den tapestry ss,y.. sapstas.
English Bu..ei. do. very heavy and beautiful
E Imperial ssy &c. E S:S :ss'''
sqPsrans and aas ingram q, warranted imported
r. Ps v.rs: do do : &c sssS.
r Twill DO DO Dc g. DO DO
Also article ofcarpetine made nom The cutting of military
On, .ec ess nsa n.s sas are sure decidedly . %
e. and most extensive ever sss1 in % ss.hse'sssa
al o which invite NE
~ cLAeETT DoDsoN,
% s :sssi r"s sssas %
ny GREEN q TAsrET. A.ss,s.ssr..
ppHR E 9g y.a 4gSs yrE %as
rny aAYAT AucTIoNon WEDNESDAY, me 0ssh Ip.,sn,
Mr. cias ADJOINING he farm. %s Ds
cS c sss, % &s ss. .s %
miles o. Blsden'bsu commencing Ito O'Clock ht
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DEG to inform the ctdren. n washington and ne pt.u,c,
that they have established branch Of their New yor
this city, Pennsylvania Of Ion
have full and complete Of Staple and Fancy statoncr
o American, English French and German manufacture. They i
particular attention their q FANCY OHNA
MENTAL sTATioNERY, ENoLIsH ILLUMINATED BIBLEs.
TEsTAMENTs, AND PRAYER BOOKS; and ~ "a say fh.t
from the facilities they IN mpons their od om
The manufacturers abroad they are ensbedto or indsccmen V
Sept ll-lmh w 7'V1fF.' Hpt
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CARDrbose Of who have not settled their
for will confer favor by
To those
seed thanks and grateful ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and ask continuance Of their patronage
Sept a-eodawf CLA0ETT, NEWTON, MAY 90.
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W half pipes white brandy, high proof FOR peaches
barrels old white peach brandy N
white wine VINEGAR a4e -
1000 gallons pure cider vinegar, for picking
barrels green ginger
White, rcd, long, and grain pepper
Mustard seed, spices, nc. tat i.f
Just received, and for sale by
Gko. TH0s. PARKER CO..
Sept ia opposiss Browns Hoiei
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sra FOR RENT, that large and commodous dwelling, Just
tS1 erected Of Twentieth
A On the first floor parors and large dining
with buffers On the second floor
chambers with dressing and bath rooms. The bath and buffers
supplied with hot and cold water Marble
hroughout kitchen and chamber above the back build
ing The Kitchen has cooking and forcing supplied
from csten In the cellar
heat the building There also small adon-
ing one Of the parlors. Apply 10
Sop ll--eodiflw 3. NJ McKEAN l7h st., Navy Dept
WALTER HARPER " Co., Pennsylvania avenue,
between 9TH and 10Th would respectfully call the
ton OF their customers and generally their
well assorted stock Of rich FALL GOODS, comprising variety Of
New style silks, cashmcres mousseines Mcrno shawis
Irish linens and cotton shirtipgs
Also, general assortment Of Diminishing goods.
Linen aud cotton sheetns, table diapers and napkins
Furniture chintz and dimiy
Coored and white Marseiles countcrpancs
Aud good assortment Of every description Of domestic goods al
ways on hand.
Also Rogers and Archcr hanneI-, moi
washing Sept ll-co3uf
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THE Mothers' Medical Guide the Treatment OF
the diseases Of children Oar be pursued win sae IN
dependeny Of professional advice by Dr Smith and Bradford
One pocket volumc-2S cents - .,,,, ,..,, -. \
Sept is FhhNch Thfboh
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HAVANA, August 20, lsi9.
SIN Ultima UltimornDs ?"

EDITORS DELTA Four thousand militia are called into
service, twohrds Of which Ceoes When they strike
will be for "i6erfad" Condo Lauevena, Condo O'Ri.
ley and Marquis Eseyan have been appointed command
ers OF regiments The doors of Havana open. Any
body could walk in that chose do The English con
sn has written Jamaica for all the English squadron that
can be had for the protection of British subjects and prop
ery The American consul does the by this steamer
their being here will make all secure, and business not
be interrupted, al any hous-,ir will do
all needu work here Alcoy says il he is be loser
the game, he will let the blacks loose upon the whites,
ZEN Janta" Tue General OF Marines says, old and
young Spdnidrds born, to protect thsnsepes in the
streets; which means, assasnate all Creoes and for
eigners. This was put down by AlcoY. To impris-
on al influential C,eoes was negatved by the same.
The civ proposed by Alcoy, aud negatved by the
Condo Vso Nueye, Intehdene, the only wise good
the government has here This Is all efervesceuce and
will work of without the imagined evil for II any improper
act should be proposed Alloy would be headess twenty
our hours-such as the proposiiionand the folly,
ON reflection, will strike his dull He would
be disgraced the world over-coud go home Ii he
win in fair fgh let him he has lose, he let
Spain lose the sale 10 the United States the payment the
English deot, all OF which would put stroke to para.
yc Spain No time for more, only that you will bear In
mind that industry and enterprise here will be checked
nor will the commerce OF this city. AMERICAN.
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Admsns.sr.sor's Notsce.

MUNFORD's Honer's nisd.--Pcc reduced from IS 50 10
wi % vols large octave edition, Handsomely bound.
sept rs FRANCK TAYLOR.