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KELLS & CALDWELL,
(sUCcEssoRs TO JAS. PAUL. 81 co.,
Importers and Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
HedIcimes, Chem icnIs, Paints, Oils, &c.
HAVING the entire stock, fixtures, chemical
LII apparatus, &C., ofthe firm of James PAUL &C. would
respectfully solicit the patronage dealers the public
generally AL goods warranted.
In retiring from the Drug business take pleasure
recommending 70 favorable eonsderaton our successors
Messrs kes CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
that our oler customers and dealers generally will
for this well known house large share OF patronage
g5. Hf-r "a. LAS. PAUI,l,IG CO.
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II pENDLEToN, +
J; Z; fIIU;ER I. TAYhoR,i

,,,,re--So. 2I, Water Street, between Mc::oe
and Quincy.
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vzzs NO. 1877. -3
WoMFH'S CATERS, HALF MEMS --
GAtTFRs AND JFNSYI 900 mems cali boots,
LlSDs. 1000 mei's goat boots,
EoO pr womens CATERS, 1000 pr mems kip boots,
4UO do half CATERS, 1000 mems buff and seal lido
800 do walking shoes, ;BRoGANs.
500 do pegged buskins, 200 mems calf brogans,
ooO do Kid busl1ns, slip 1,O0Ogoat brogans,
pers and Jenny Linds. 1900 kip do
Also an assortment of 600 buff and seal boots,
cHILDREE's BooTEEs. 1000 do thick do
1900 pr fancy boote3s
1900 kid g. moyocco a. 600 pair boys calf boots,
1,5OO children's peg'd' 700 do kip
100 0chdren's goat ts 300 do thick do
MISSES HOTTIES AND 200 do seal do
BusKIHs. YOUTH, BOoTs.
900 misses morocco lace, 800 pr youths calf boots,
300 do kip do 300 do kip do
500 do calf do 200 do thick dn
300 do kid and mo. YOUTHS ANS
rocco buskins 1,0O0pr boys kip brogans,
100 do black, blne, and 600 do calf do
bronzed gaiters, 600 do thick do
GrN SHOES. wOAFS's LACE. HooTs.
1900 pairs mems gum shoes 1000 goat lace boots,
1000 do Mrs. do do 200 calf do
500 do Misses do do 600 lii do
MEMS AND noYs PALM HATS. GOO kip do
1000 doZ. aud boIs' BOXES.
straw hats, the largest 1900 Band EoXes superior
sortment ever brought in quality.
to the city,
French Boot and Shoe kit Lace leather sewing belts
&c 2HdOZ Deer Skins, 60 sides alum tanned Cowhdcs
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
us, we solicit a continuance of the
mari MCCLALIENS 4, KNOX
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TODD g. DEVOL,
AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,
Sign Of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End of
Market Square,
RE now opening unusually large stock of Fall and
- Winter Boots shoes Hats and Caps selected with
OF Philadelphia and New England expressly for our Whole
sale and Retail trade To regular customers, and all
OILERS who may favor with offer you goods
which equal in quality and work
malshir 10 those manufactured in this any part
United States ~ TODD q DEVOI..
Wheeling, Sep 2i.1S52. ---- -. n
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NEW FIRM.

MEssRs. CAYwooD, CoNKL1N & CO.,
E having purchased the entire stock ofStoves, Tin
sSFa Copper and Sheet Iron of II. G. Cuibert.
son. would respectfully inform the citizens oil
Wheeling and vicinity, that they willcarry on
!lle business Of manufacturing Tin Copper, and Sheet
Iron Ware Of which they have constantly hand good
assortment, for Wholesale, and Retail; very low for cas
persons wishngto purchase, would
see us No. 10, Union St, at old and well known
a1and heretofore occupied by T. G. Culbert rtson
Particular attention paid 10 rerairng F55 l45z7
Wheeling, Aug. 81. CAYWooD. CoNKLINS co
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TO print the debates Of the Senate think il
proper for me to declare, that whenever any dis.
tinct proposition shall come from any member
of this body, to authorize the Secretary to print
the debates of the Senate in the National Era
twill at all times receive my vote; not because
it is the National Era, but because, being the
National Era, should not vote against that
paper for any reasons, while should vote for
the publication in other papers. Thankful to
the honorable Senators who have sustained
this resolution satisfied that it will have a
large majority at more favorable time here.
after, beg leave now to move that the Senate
adjourn
Mr.. CHASE. With the consent of the Sem
ator, desire to say single word. 1t is sup
posed by some Senators that if the motion to
insert tho National Era should prevail, should
vote for the resolution thus amended. have
already declared the principles upon which
proceed in>this matter and should not vote
for it. But the very same principles which
commend the Intelgencer to the favorable
vote of the Senate, require that the National
Era should also be included If the amend.
ment should prevail, | should certainly vote
against the whole resolution.
The motion to adjourn being renewed, was
agreed to and, accordingly
The Senate adjourned.
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THE MUSICAL WORLD Avn 80

A LARGE Weekly Journal Of sixteen na,a. -
IA Richard Storrs Willis, and which ths SUITED
composers and writer In this country make 80 nus.
Of communication with the public, eon,sins .t retV
year, 2S pages (or S25 worthy Of the very aui'ng
all kinds; also, brilliant and instructive hae
. complete course Of familiar instructor - 30 "a NM
which snyhody can understand; = vast .mon', nafnel
I've musical reading anecdotes, and sketches ~
musicians, Of musical history &C. The me-, eeisbnl
truthful criticisms Of musical pubcstions atiets
snees, and the very pick and cream Of Mas,.p e,i
Novelty, and Incident, both foreign ana Jons',,N
whole forming the most complete and yal,s,iasuei
Musical Art IL Ia poss ible to obtain The want
Choirs, and Of ladies wishing for new music hn,
not living near mnsic stores, are especially 10
TERMS -One copy. 80; two copies IS 6ys ,os ~
and q person sending = club Of we gets ~ Pss
for his trouble Address Dyer & Willis nuhHstaus
Musical World and Times, 257 Broadway Nv w,
OF ANOTHER MUSICAL JoURsAL-Th, snt.
also publish The Monthly Musical Garsft, user
journal Of eight pagss, each number contanirs 80
Of music, tmaking forty-eight pages year ana ~
variety ofuterssting musical reading matter TS.
" Musical Gazette is designed for the eso,c.i
the Thousands Of music lovers whose musical l'i
and tastes demand easy and simple music All
purses require that 1t should be furnished At the
Po ssible rate. 'us.ld
TRxM,.-One copy, so cents; three eoni.. a..
copies 50; twenty copies, IS; and person ssnA
club OF twenty, gets extra copy for his tronhI.
dress Dyer Il Willis "'u0is \
N B.-Chrgymen will be supplied with III, M
World asd Times at ons dollar a year: and w;,t Il
Monthly Musical Gazette at twenty five cents Va
- Agents wanted 10 obtain Subscribers 70, r.,
named pubhcations Liberal commission allowed
N ow Is the time to sub cribe as the nsv xolur !, \
on the LIST Of January, 1853 I. 1s. a
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HALLErr, DAVIS, 4 cos EOLJAN ANDLEM.
eILBERrs BOUDOiR PIANO FORrEs.

- Is VI.
eItBERrs BOUDOiR PIANO FORrEs.
New York Ware Rooms at T. S. Berry & Co. q,
297 Broadway; Philadelphia Ware Rooms
at }. +. Gould K Co.'S successors to A. Fiot)
1876 Chestnut street.
DElNG determined to offer the public tho best
- Piano Fortes that are manufactured, wo have
arranged with tho above. named Boston manufactur-
ers to keep constantly hand at ware rooms in
Now York and Philadelphia, in addition to our
stock of New York and Pbiladelphia Pianos, full
aud wellseleetcd assortment Of their celebrated pi
amos,
Messrs Hsllctt, Davis, 4 Co have boon long and
fayorably known as Manufacturer whose Pianos, for
volume, purity depth and sweetness of Tone and for
the great length Of time they would stand in tuno,
could not be excelled. They havo recently intro.
duced tho grand patent suspension bridge which
imparts the frmness and volume Of tone of tho Grand
Piano. Their lRolian having the latest and ost
improved voicng is pronounced superior to any other
Tbore is no instrument so desirable for the paror az
their Eolian Piano Forte, combining all tho beauty,
brillancy and soutouohing paihos OF tho piano and
Aaror organ.
OF Lemuei Glberts Boudoir Pianos il /. only ne
ncssary to say, that by scrie. Of experiments con-
tinued for eight years, he has riumphantly succeed
cd in making an instrument for small rooms, fully
equal to tho square piano.
All of the above instruments warranted IN tho 6,lI
eat manner The prices, al either of our ware rooms
the same rs AT the manufactOric in Boston We will
select Instruments with or without the Rsliap and
forward them to any part Of the United States and
II they do not provo satisfactory, they may be 70
turned at our expense and the purchase n,oney will
DO refunded
We are engaged largely in publishing Music and
Musical Works OF every description, at both New
York and Philadelphia; and having purchased the
extensive catalogue Of Mr. A. Fiot OF Philadelphia
and having all the Boston publications. wo arc pre-,
pared to offer hotter inducements to tho trade, and
to schools and scminares, than any other house
Wo also keep large assortment Of second and
Pianos and Meiodeons, " rent or sale.
T. ;. BERRY co, 1911 Broadway, N. York.
J. +. GOULD co, successors to A. Fiot
March Att 1875 Chestnut st., Philadophia.
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AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY FOR THE
YOUNG.
Forrester's NBouS and Girls Magdztne.

Forresters Boys and Girls Magazine.
THIS popular work is now issued promptly, on the
l. LIST ofevery month, by Frankiin8 Geo c. Rand
This Magazine has already acquired a favorable
reputation in tho hands of the former publisher but
it is purpose that it shall far excel its former
sef-ndoed, to make it the best and most entertain
ing work for Youth published in tho country. 1t is
edited by Francis Forester, ESQ.," gentleman
who has no superior as a writer for the Young. Each
number will contain 80 pages of handsome print and
DO illustrated by moro than half dozen beautiful
Wood Engravings.
Terms, 81 por annum, invariably in advance. Lib
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u Agents wanted, in all the States. who can fur
nish objectionable references. Individual subscri-
bers, however, may be their agents. by careful
ly enclosing their dollar to tho publishers. Back
Nos. furnished to tho LIST of January. A specimen
No sent to those who desire it, Address
+. Il G. c. RAND,
March 81. No. CornhilI, Boston.
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AvERY's SEWING MACHINES.

Price only 1925 j. Patented October 10, 1852
THIS machine is acknowledged by all who have used
to be superior to that Of any other sewing machine
invented for its simplicity compActness, the beauty
strength of Its stitch, and Its cheapness 1t weighs se
% pOunds, ami costs only from 2j TO $50 IL will w
neatly, with the smallest thread the finest muslin ca
brio, silk. we'll nen woolen, and cotton goods
all kinds of leather 1t 10 so simple that child Of
years Of age understand and work II rapidly ulthO
any danger of its getting OF order and do the
of than twenty sesmsfressss much better In ever
spect than IL be done by hard fhe stitches are ID
pendent Of each other so much So that II esfry Oh
stitch 10 cut, the still holds good and strong
unlike ani much better than any other sewing machine
invented. This machine is peculiarly adapted " fam
USE As II Will do all kinds Of sewing and when known
be generally introduced into families.
The Avery Sewing Machine Company have perft;
their arrangements for the largest SCI
and will supply any number Of machines at the short
notice. orders addressed TO CHARLES NETrLETU
2I brosdway New York will receive prompt sttentcc
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PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL APp,R-
TUS

PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL APpaRI\
MANUFACTURED by G. p. WARR{N0 n, 4
WI years Professor Of Chemistry and Naturs. Phos
at College HILL Poughkeepse He will be happy 70
correspondence with those wshing 10 purchase such al
ces chemicals, who may have laboratories to arro
United States at rates lover than the catalogue prices
aay house In New York. Terms cash.
Poughksspsis, N. Y, jan IS, 1852. Feb.
From J. Foster Professor OF Natural Philosophy a
Mathematics, Union College.
UNION COLLEGE, Eopep,bsr "a ls2
II afforded me little qualification to learn some nta
since that Mr. Ii. Warning had determined to estaba
. msnufsctory Of philosophical chemical sppsrst
Mr. Ia grad Of this college. and, while s;uct
united high classical attainment with accurate MATHEW
ical knowledge, and very decided taste for the psG
pursuits Of experimental science During most Of 1
physical he therefore acted volunteer asss
preparing the experiments and often constructing
tclss Of apparatus The knowledge thus acquired has N
established and extended by the facilities offered him v
In charge Of the physical department of Air Baret
cellent Collegiate school Such qualifications cannot
to be appreciated by these who wish obtain or ens
stock Of apparatus and all who feel any interest in the
gress Of physical science will how important It
such man should meet with cordial and efficient enos
agement.
Mr. w. has recently furnished for the physical ca
here several articles Of and Of useful form
trating statcs dynsmics, hydrostatics, and csctra
which, by their beauty rmness and moderate price Ir
that the Of sending to Pa for good appaa
In nearly every department. no longer cxists.
JOHN FOsTEs|
From Charles Bartlett, A. NJ, Principal Of the Pough
sic Collegiate School.
CoLLRGs HILL, Nop e,aber 10, la.y
DHAR SIR: have had occasion, during the twenty
years that have conducted boarding school purch
and use philosopher, and chemical apparatus manlfsetu
In some Of the best in this country and
England; and have also used some manufactured
yourself and am happy to You that your apts
tus, In completeness of finish aud in working power
p<rior TO any that have used Yours, truly,
CHARLES BkRTLkTTI
Nr W.put.n
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HONEY Rec EEEM

A NY person who will send their address and one
IA dollar, post paid, to l., JORDAN, of NewJury,
Vermont, shall have sent him by mall post paid, In
consideration therefor, n printed paper informing
him, lst, how to prepare four qualities of Feed for
Bees costing from two and half to FIVE and a half
cents per pound here from which good honey is pro-
cured; I'd, giving information how to use the tsed
successfully with any ordinary hives, and how to
prevent robbng while in the process of feeding
Any person who has swarm that will starvc
this winter if not fed, will than their dol.
lar if they will procure and the article.
Knowing that multitudes anxious to obtain the
above information and that it is moro than an equiv
alcnt for the dollar asked, apology is needed for
this notice L. JORDAN,
March l0-4t Newbury Vermont.
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KOLIAN PIANO FORrES.
T. GILBERT & Co.'s Nep York Woy,.roor
1893 Broadicay, corner of Anthonu ST., and
o1,yceite R,ooJ,,o., Dc.,L .. J TT

opposite DT0udtcdy BANK ana Theatre,
"HEkE the largest assortment Of Pisnos win &
w without the celebrated Improved Eolsp, ngl
found Of which have the metallic frame and are
ranted to stand any climate aud give entire sstissetl
aud will be sold at great bargains. BY experien
eight years. resulting In many ant improvement.
kolisn has been brought to perfection attained byi
others Nearly 1908 Aolians have been applied, and
demand Is rapidly increasing Elegant Boudoir or Cct
PianOs, convenient for small rooms. T.6 Il Co.'S Pas
are admitted to be superior to all others, owing to I'D
frmness and long standing In tune. Prices same %
mandatory. Dealers supplied at liberal discounts
Wade and the entire Boston catalogue n Music sDi
strncton Books furnished at this store At wholesale
HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent
Constsnty on hand, an extensive assortment a secoi
hand Pianos, In Rosewood aud mahogany csses varying
prices from $3 TO $780, Second hand Eolian Pisnoa 10
500 10 $H5. Grand Pianos from S3O 10 800 Primo,
Co.'s Melodeous, from x35 70 49, UArhafSs S5s TO s.
Guitars, from Sl0 TO x75 &c. &c Sept l6-ly
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VOL VII.
oRMsBEE's MINIATURE Housp
2o3 Warrington, corner Of BromSsld uy.,, n
DAGUERREOTYPES, PHOTOrvDr.
CABOTYPES- SS
June sly Ln,~..,
ESOTERIC ANrHRoPOIooy

RYT. L. Nichols, a. D, Port Chester. N.xv.
~ eipAi Of the American Hydrop.thic Institute
volume, l6no, about $50 pages nearly lOsny,. pos
comprehensive and confidential trestise On az e
functions pass'onal attractions and peryers,o,. n
false conditions and the most intimate trn,
women anatomical physiological psychological me men
~, and with faliness and fidelity Of ILLUSTRATE, sc
and processes OF generation, CESSATION ,yoluan ths
ton, and acfstion This work. int Dded 10 h la'h
professional consultations viii not be sol5 ~ 10
agents but viii be sent BY mail post paid cn ToOsss
dollar, by the author. v" eptd,
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TO BOOKSELLERS AND THE PUBLIC In TIL
WESTERN STATES,
JEWETR PROCTOR, l. W0RTHINGT0N,

Cleveland, Ohio,
MOULD respectfully announce that they arc the
w Western publishers of all the works issued by
John p. Jewett Co.. Boston, and that wo supply
all their books, at their prices, in any quantity.
Among these books are the following:
Uncle Toms Cabin. By Mrs Stowe Various
Uncle Toms Cabin in German. Soon to be is
Key to Uncle Toms Cabin. Soon to be issued
By Mrs. Stowe.
The Autographs Of Freedom.
The Trial by Jury. By Lysander Spooner.
The Book Of One Thousand Anecdotes.
The Shady Side; Or, Life in Country Par
sonage By "a Pastors Wife.
The Philosophy of Mysterious Agents In three
Parts BY Dr. E. c. Rodgers An Expose of tho
=, Spiritual Humbug. Price, Is conts zach part.
Heaven and its Spiritual Emblems. A Religious
Gin Book Beautifully bound and illustrated.
In PRESS:
White Slavery in the Barbary States By Hon.
Charles Sumner. With 40 splendid illustrations
by Billings engraved by Baker Il Smith. This
will make one beautiful l6mo volume of about
l4O pages, bound in cloth, thin boards, printed
in the most elegant style, on the bost paper.
Price at retail. so or 62i conts Ready about
the Goth Of February.
We have also an Press, to be issued in Mareh-
The Speeches of the Hon. Joshua r. Giddings
With Portrait In one volume limo, of about
500 pages, cloth. Price 81. A valuable volume
of strong and truthful utteranoes from tho Ohio
veteran, who is still in the harness.
Also
The Writings of Hon. William Jay, on the
Slavery Question and on War This volume will
be a most invaluable contribution to the stand
ard literature of our country. No man stands
higher, in the estimation of the truly great and
good than tho venerable Judge Jay. And no
of sterling value to the cause of freedom and
peace than he. To BIO published in one limo
volume of about 500 pages, with 6ne portrait
of the author. Price ST.
1- All orders from tho West, for any of the above
books, should be sent to
JEWETT. PROCTOR, L W0RTHINGTON,
March SIT Cleveland, Ohio.
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IAMES ID. RICHARDS has located his School fol-
d the education of children Of slow mental develop.
ment in
Germantown near Philadelphia.
Those who have become conversant with Mr. Rich.
ardss mode of treating this class of unfortunate chill
dren will testify that very much has been done in
raising those under his from condition of i'm
beclity and stod idiocy to one of comparative in.
teligence and reason-a thing which. but few years
ago, was thought beyond the reach of human effort
In Europe Mr.. r. became familiar with similar in
sttutions, which have boon tho means, by course
of carly training, of rescuing many from a state of
hopeless idiocy. Since then, he has had export
Of more than four years in teaching this class
of our unf0rtunates
Please address at Dillwyn Psrish's Drug Store,
southwest corner Of Eighth and Arch streets Phila-
delphia
In Philadelphia, he has the pleasure OF referring
TO the ri. Rov. Bishop Potter, Rev. Albert Barnes
Hon. Judge Kano. Hon. Judge Stroud Hon Horny
ID. Glpin, Thomas S. krkbride NJ d., Prof George
u. Wood NJ. d., Prof Samuel Jackson M. D., Prof
Thomas ID. Mutter, NJ. d., Alfred L. Elwin, NJ D.
In Washington, he will refer to his friends Gen
James Hamilton. Hon. Horace Mann. March "a.
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Frs CLAIMS.

AM still engaged In the prosecution Of
Government such OF the soldiers Of the Mexican ',
or their heirs AZ have filed claims TO bount land %
them suspended or rejected who have not applied WIN
well to open correspondence with me- as can obta;, Az
land In Almost every instance. There are about sn
siAms on ME IN the Pension Once, nearly every one
can have allowed IL authorized to act for the sls;.
word to the wise Ia SUFFICIENT
or Suspended claims under act OF September % ia
also successfully prosecuted, and fee will be ehsrgS
any case unless land 10 procured. Address
Sept. Is. A. M. GANGEWER Washin,,sn n p
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ARD OIL Of the finest quality in good shipping
IL order. Star and Adamantins Candles, ftsH
weight, 10 ounces to tho pound. These candles ars
excellent for eli climates, especially California Brs
ril, the East and West Indies and Africa Orders for
any quantity executed promptly.
THOMAS EMERY, Lard Oil and Star
March ~. Candle Manufacturer, Cisciunstt q.
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REAL ESTATE AND PROPERTY REGIyTgl
fD0N OFFICE.

THE undersigned have opened an Once for the RsgF!
ti0n OF Rs. Estate and other property, nesOtiaibs
Sales, Loans, Exchanges raising Of Companies se!
throughout the different States and are appointing local
agents In all the different counties
Applications are entered In the Register, and placed -
the 90 designated for their locality, open to the sxam
ton OF al free OF charge, and must be accompanied s
Negotiation Fee Of g. the receipt Of which ~i be t
kno~sdged. Commissions Sales, Exchanges, &c wv
per cent and other matters requiring special uesoA'"
sub set Is speoial Agreement.
AZ the Agency does not propose 10 sell but negVtA's W.
send purchasers to the owners no special Authority y "
qasite but when sale by the Agency 10 desired s'
ty must be given. ID,
The BUSINESS OF the Agency Is Published sIten,,s 70,
through the Press and by Circulars in all paris ~ AZ.
country and in Aurope where expect one OF ou :,
VIII Tor the psssent reside, and where also We ina
AGENTS IL aha principal ports OF sn'bsrksfion ana an.
ssorss made TO induce Capitalists migrants s'
su, TO examine the kerster and Flies a. the Ae,hs!
BRONSON, KNAPP, Il Co, Heal tHs1 ~
Property Brokers. No. ll6 BrcAdwSiN n
Refer 10 courtasdt Palmer EfQ, No. l77 hrosd~Sa
forA Hoa. Alvin brohsen, ossego, ~ i o.' IsI
Hon. D. A. Noble, ami Hon. j. ". Williams m'eI ~. A
Robert Smith, IN Hon. Il Underwood, Ny n0S
q. Dodge, Iowa Hon. .. u. Doty, Wis. 'sa. IT,
SrAMMERI CUR ED--ELOCgrIos rAo""h
nR. COMSrOCK'S Vocal Gymnasium, fbilais y,
~ which k-s been In successful operation iot s ~
t~enty ysss. is designed for tue Promotion o. ing ~
Cure Of Stsnmering aid the coIIaet'n Of Lsls 10
other detective Articulation ID veil A. for lnprNs"s
EIosu,Ion. Address A CoMsrOCk, NJ D. -.
No. i02 Mulberry street, raiiadspH'
PHONETIC WORKS. -.
Dr. ConssocU 10 the author " the AAsrifss fng,.
AlpAuAL the only psfsa alphabet that has been s''
TIE world, because 10 10 the only alphabet ths hs
ust lstto foe every artisulAte ssapi and signs ef
n6eotiss, and ntSUAtiin. Dr. has prblished ~ 'h
H :; tSs arst boox Il Pep<, hosrs Iad, with o0p
sstss - ssnts NJ Lssts 6sas~cphy, 1 osnsf and 10
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