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TO M EN- BEERS OF CO II q n Il s,
SfraNRera RisIs Cifizsna.-We are

TO MEMBERS OF CON q n Il s,
1 Strangers and Citizens.-We ere
nov receiving lot of Goods suitable for the Fall
consisting Of
silks Of all kinds
French Mousselines, Merinos
k]pacas, Bombasins, Irish Linens
Table DsInask, Pemast Napkins, Flanneis
Csstincss, Cloths, CassimeIes
Ginghsms of all kinds
Hosiery Of all kinds ...-,
A full assortment of Domestics Of sll kinds
A variety of Carpets Of various kinds
The remainder of our summer Goods will be sold
very cheap Some 1rst rate ~ Lawns at 81 cts,
Beautiful Calico BA cta Berege de L,ines, ~ cts.
worth rs. BeIeges very cheap.
aug IA HAUL L BROTHER.
FRENCH LITERATURE,-T
l. MAURY have On sale several cheap editions OF
the most eminent Preach Authors, including Sain
tine, BalEac, Lamartine, Dumas, DeKock, Eugene
'ue. and Victor Hugo. j. Ia
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for September
Ill is magnificent number, filed with superior
Engravinge, and for sale at 9. 80 -. -
sHILhINGToN's Bookstore.
The Great illustrated Magazine Of Art for 6eptem-
Der is one of the best that has ever bt en- Is
sued. ..'s 3.
I,eslis's Ladies Gazette for September contains ali
the new fall fashions
Knicksrhocker Mage zine for September
Gotey's LadJ's Book, Graham's Magazine and Put
MANS Magazine or September, received and
for sale at
-s.s-s SHILLINGTON's Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. ~. and ~ st., 0deon Building
sen 2-tf
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ROGER RROWN 4 CO.,
MHOLKHALE DEALERS q INPOR TKRS OF
WINES AND LIQUORS..
No. 1N3 HIGH STREET,
between Eighth and Ninsh, north siks,)
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ASCULAPIUS:

The Fifdeth Edition, WIKI
One hundred Engravinga
showing Diseases and MAJ
formations Of the Human
System in every shape and
form. To which IL added .
Treatise ON the Diseases Of
Females, being of the high
est importance to married
people, or those contem-
plating marriage. By
VIM. Young, n. D.
Let no father be Ashamed
to present q copy of tho
KSCULAPIUS to his child
It NAV savA him from An
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
LEXANpRIA BOATS.

WASHINGTON 4 ALEXANDRIA BOATS
~ FARE FIVE CENTS.-CAR.
~ RIAGES AT LOW RATES.
The Steamers GEO. WASHINGTON and THOe.
oOLLYER will, on and after this date, run at the
above rates. JOB CORsON,
SAMUEL GEbNEY,
NAV I'D Captains.
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EVENING STAR.
LONG YEARS HAVE nsPxRrxD.

0No YEARS HAVE DIPARTRD.
BIT HENRY r. STANTON.
Long years have departed,
Long, sonowfuI years,
Now heated with anguish,
Now flooded with tears;
Now still in their sadness.
Now wild in their grief,
NOW caught by the bTeezes,
Inert as Leaf.
Unlike 10 the brightness.
Inc beauty Of youth,
80 nch In It's season,
SO glad in its truth
30 wild in its triumph
O'er msments of care,
30 proud Of its heaven,
Enchanted and fair.
Oh, why has il faded
And feeted away,
Crown DINNER and DINNER.
Thus day after day
That season Of pleasure,
That oasis bright,
That only wave cleaning
In oceans Of night.
Sometimes on the pages,
Enrolled in the past,
Dim eyes of the present,
Are tearfully cast;
hno up rom the relics,
Long hid In the heart,
An incense of sorrow
VIII silently start.
oh, where Ore the lovely
The lovely and good
The spot il deserted,
Where oft they have stood;
And where is the streamlet,
That gieefully sped
It's waveiets are sleeping,
Its flowers are dead.
Far out on the meadow,
From over life's sea,
The din of wild music
Is coming to me-
A chorus of seasons,
Life's soTowful throrc,
Where summertime voices,
Scarce swell in the song.
For years have departed
Long, sorrowful years,
Now heated with anguish,
Now flooded with tears
And slow to the present,
A star from the past,
Has come in its paior,
To giimmer its lasti
September, 1854.
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DIVORCE IN GERxANY.-Are recent letter
TO the n. Y. Commercial Advertiser, from
Germany, speaking of the subject of di-
vorce, says:
As you are probably aware, q divorce
may be obtained in Germany for the most
frifing cause; as, for instance, a mere
disagreement. 1t is, in fact, a matter Of
pleasure, and is Of every day occurrence.
An Pastor Kuntze's (Berlin) congregation
alone there were, during last year, ninety
applications for divorce. To the present
law upon this subject they attribute a
large portion of the immortality among
the people, and efforts are now making
to obtain law similar to that in Eng
Land and America. A paper from one Of
the most distinguished German theolo-
gians on this subject will be read at the
approaching annual meeting of the Ger
man Church, to be held at Frankfort-on.
tae-Maine, and at which 1 expect to be
present.
1t has often been theoretically declared
IN England and America, what would be
the results Of lax law on the subject Of
divorce, and you will recollect that there
vas discussion on this subject in the
British Parliament last winter. l can
state what are the practical results OF
such law in Germany, as this is &C.
knowledged to be the great cause of the
present immortality. In the city of Der.
lin oue-eighth of the children born wear.
ly are illegitimate. In Hamburg and
other cities, the proportion is still larger;
while Munich has the enviable superiority
Of swelling the proportion to one-half
This Is . sufficient commentary on the
practical workings of the system.
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navy Ixu Axp PORK FOR issS
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUEIAu PnovInoSs AND CIofHrNa,
Washington, Aug. -, 1854.

CKALKD PRoPos AIS. endorsed aProposak for
- Beef" and proposals inr PORK a. the csse
may be. win be received ct this oce until II o'ck
m. on Saturday, the 3oth day Of September NEXT,
REX 10 the United States, ct the follovips navy.
vnrde:
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Ertract from The &C. of Cosgrsss, approved Asgua
10. 1876.

'sec- 9. And be it farther enacted, That from and
after the passage Of this act every proposal for naval
supplies invited by the Secretary Of the Navy, mn.
der the proviso 10 the general appropriation bill for
the navy, approved March third, eighteen hundred
and forty three, shall be accompanied by written
guarantee, signed by one or more responsible per-
sons, 10 the effect that he they undertake that
the bidder bidders WILL II his their bid be &c
copied enter into an obligation, in such time o. nsy
be prescrIb BY the Secretary of the Navy, With
good and sufficient suretes, to furnish the supplies
proposed. No proposal shall be considered unless
accompanied by such guarantee. II after the SC
ceptance Of proposal and a notification thereof 10
the bidder or bidders, he they shall fail to enter
into an obligation within the time prescribed by the
Secretary Of the Navy, with god and sufficieut
sureties for furnishing the supplies then thesecretary
OF the Navy shall proceed to contract with some
other persons for furnishing the said supplies and
shall forthwith cause the difference between the
amount contained In the proposal 90 guaranteed
and the amount for which he may have contracted
for furnishing the said supplies for the whole period
of the proposals to be charged mp against aid bid
der or bidders, and his and their guarantor or
guarsntors; and the same may be Immediately re-
covered by the United States, for the use Of the
Navy Department, In an action Of debt against
either or ell Of said persons.n
aug 26-law4w
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NFORMATTON TOR TRAvRLERS,k 10.
FOB MOUNT VERNON.

fR p.ss round "A, a.; isn Al...nar.
ton at and Alexandra ct eh O'Clock
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat st 81 oelk
Coach Fare 10 centS
Persons wishing the Coaches WIN leave their resi-
deuce with Geo. and Tbos. Parker.
Refreshments on the boat
aug 3l-d SAML GEDNEY Can't.
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FOR BALTIMORE.

>~h The Steamer OSCE0LA viii re-
sume her regular trips to Balti
more on TUESDAY MORNING, the llth instant, Of
O'Clock.
ct O'Clock p. m.-Stopping ct Leensrdtown, Nd,
St Msry's River, Md, Kinsaie and Gone River, and
the usual landings on the Potomac.
jy7-3ms JAS MITCHELL, Captain.
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VIM. n. KING, M. D.

I CUMBERLAND COAL FOR SALE
4 SUPERIOR article Of Lump run Of Mines, and
~ Fre, BY the cargo or eiHgle ton.
Apply at Easby's Wharf, W Washington.
tns THOS MEHAFREY, Agent
Cumberland Coal and Iron Company.
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SnETuhES OF EMINENT STATESMEN OF the
- time Of George III, by Lord Brougham-new
edition, vols
lettsrs Of Rachel Lady Russell, new edition, one
vol
Railroad Accidents and the means BY which they
may be prevented by thense Of the Electro Magnet
10 Safety Apparatus, BY Turnbull and W. @. Mao
Res-25 oents
Owen n the Skeleton and Teeth
Carpent e,'s Prinoiples ofUomparstiye Physiology
-nsw, dition FRANOK TAYLOR.
4 LIZ N USIC as sung by Kunkers Nightin-
n gale Ethiopian Opera Troupe. can be had st
the Music Depot Of HILBUS = HIfz.
aug al 1f-r 7- go
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for September
Il UeBrw'a Review ErsI do -34
Lives of the q lief Justices of the United States BY
George Ven Ssntvoord, vol, svo
Famous Persons and Places, BY n. P. Willis.
eep+- BRANQK TAYLOR,
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PAPER HANG1Nas, CoRN1oEs LOOPS Ar

sep 9eo3t.
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Washington. August Il, 1854
OEPARATE PROPOSALS VIII be received at thu
- oNacs until the LIST day Of October next, for the
delivery Of provisions In bulk, for the use Of the
troops Of the United States upon inspection, - III
low:
At Baton Rouge Baracks, Louisiand-
90 barrels pork
100 barrels fresh superhns four
80 bushels new white held beans
1,400 pounds good hard soap
$50 pounds good hard sperm candles
IS bushels good clean dry hne salt
go gallons good cider vinegar
At Barrancas Barracks, Pensacola, Florida.
60 barrels pork
fA leo barrels fresh supernne douf
so bushels new white field beans
400 pounds good hard soap
$50 pounds good hard Sperm candles
IS bushels good clean dry fine salt
200 gallons good cider vinegar
At Fort Gibson, Arkansas.
200 barrels pork
$50 barrels fresh superfine -four
98 bushels new white field beans
1850 pounds good hard soap
1000 pounds good hard sperm candles
80 bushels good clean dry fine salt
100 gallons good cider vinegar
The whole to be delivered in all May, 1855.
At Fort Leavcnsoorth, Missouri vtoer.
120 barrels pork
800 barrels fr sh super fine -four
96 bushels new white field beans
LOO pounds good hard soap
100 pounds good hard tallow candles
80 bu.helS good fine dry salt
$50 gallons good cider vinegar
The whole to be delivered by the LIST June, 1855.
At Fort Ripley, mouth Of Cror-,oing riuer, 130 miles
from Fort Smelling.
60 barrels pork
l25 barrels fresh superhre nour
10 bushels of new white field beans
1400 pounds good hard soap
720 pounds good hard tallow candles
40 bush Is new white Geld beans
2i0 gallons good cider vinegar
August, 1855.
At Fort R,ley, at junction Of Republican and Smoky
HUI forks Of Kansas riuer, 1S7 miles from Kansas
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Principal Warehouse, 102 Wood street, Chcdpstde,
London England. american Establishments. 30
finn street, and 1O2 Nassau street, NeU Fork, Uni
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FOR PITY POINT,
OLD POINT, d NORFOLK,

EeA@ The Steamer osoEoLA leaves
Washington every Saturday morning
leaves Norfolk every sunday ct D. m; stopping At
Old Point Piney Point, and all the usual landings
on the Potomac for passenger
The Osceols viii continue to run 10 Norfolk until
the LIST Of September.
Paesage and Fare to Norfolk and Old Point, Is 90.
jy O-6 JAS. MITCHELL ant
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Guetial Notieef.


-<S. s..ate 1,envention.-rhe whig ELECTORS Of the
s.w.Yorh are requested % sPrsnt one Delegas ron
~ ssens, District % repr~-ent ssce W.trct 10 TATE
- 1SpNTlON 70 sssar1b.e on WEDNESDAY the 2lth day
ip hs CRY Of Syrtessc, for the purpose OF nos-
- his Cspo ieies for the emces Of DoyeIDof Lie1teE
Canal Corn - and state prison Inspector
1IoS1ATasS NATHAN, {Ss~-Yos.
JAMES TAYLOR,
ROSCOE CONKING, Utica
ALLEN MrNROE, Syracuse.
GEORGE GOOLD. Troy.
Z T. kENDRICK,
= G. DAVIDSON, 49,
THEODOgE TOWNSEND, N'''DJ
LEWIS BENEDICT. Jr.
-sa,v-york UorticyitaTf,I society. - The Regular
t, ws,rf will be held AZ the soeeiy's Rooms, No. 600
ses'My III rs fMONDAYl EVENING. at o'clock
br'ao"As' i"'0 sHEPnERD KNAPP, President
p,-,.B MEAD, Reeordips Secretary.
-s..yorL Young Mems Christian Association
En,Yis having been maze Or removal 70 Clinton Hail,
s,,lss, he Rooms Of the Association will be CLOSED dur
xeek oornmeuong S@pt.4 The Prayer Meeting viii
49, "n WEDNESDAY ENENlNi, IN Clinton Hall. and
sTsI,srv and Readr Room viii be opened on MONDAY,
, n md remain open thereafter dsiy from 10 A. NJ TIL
ppm chs;p,asn ~ co,SS,,ss o,, ~. an Ron.
"a. s,eaU,boat isrrbesk WILL convey passeng from
~ and Brooslyn 10 Pot Chester during AMPMEEr
Nc MEEK weather ipitiing, commencing MONDAY,
r., VI. Leaving Franklin st. r., at6ooocs, Chatham.
% 81 Ad.msst Brooklyn, a. 6i ana Broorne-st. N. y,
M -lso At Frsnklnsi l. Chatbam-st u, Adsnsst.
~ Room, AZ at 2P NJ Returning from Port Chester at
a1,s,osi uepd ~ p NJ Fare % cents. Apply to the
49, - o. R,.,b.r ALLEN on board
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Natu Publications.

VHHE CABIN BOYS STORY.
i CARD TO THE TRADE.
No. 10 Ann-st, New YORK, SEPT ., 1854
The orders slresdy received for
THE CABIN BOYS STORY,
having entirely absorbed the whole of the first eder of TEN
THOUSAND well as some thousands in sdditor find
ourseves PEELED however much against inclination to
ak the INDULGENCE OF the Public and the Trade ill., the 18th
inst while we all additional edition Of FIVE THOUS
AND copies to ensOe the demand for
this extraordinary work which, from present Ed atoms is
destined to have in the Of modern
literature GARRETT a Co., Publisters,
No IA Apu-st
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04

-
~ combining their FLOATING PALACE CIRCUS fion
the Mississippi and Ohio rivers and their NORTH AMER
CAN CIRCUS favo-aby known in the North aud East,
with the Compsuies comprising the elite OF the professor
North and South In rins friendly STRIFE Ia
ebce OF the auderc with Of Performers sets Of
Glow Glow ring Of ring horses
pete dramatic corps trick PaDtOmme afternoon Pct
night Ned Kendall the Bugler Kendalrs Bess
Band, ChOae's String Band trumpha Proceson s every
exh Bands in the Grand Floral Css OF
Stttuete drawn BY forty horses driven by end
eveythins and Gb the establishment the erten
scale will be exhibited undera Colossal Marquee seating
4500 persons, at u aud ~. afternoon snd night, ut
Poughseepsie Wed Aug 81 Sing Sing Saturday, So 3
Newburg Thursday aug 81 Monday. Sept
Cold SprDg ..Fridsy, Sept hsIlem Tlestay ~ >
"Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. and 7,
Corner Of Bedford-av. and Wilson st
CITY HALL LOT, o OK LYN,
; iiday and Saturday, September and g.
on THE BATTERY, EW-YORK CITY f,
For Six Days only. positively.
COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER H.
Afternoon s1d Might each day commencing precisely q and
O'Clock. Doors oren st2 and Also at
jersey City,. Monosy Sept Is Brunswick friday Cep p
Paterson -. Tuesday 10 Trenton. Saturday, " p
Newark "Wednesday ~ Mt Holly. Monday, " 25
Rslrwsy THURSDAY q Camden Tuesday, IS
And 20 on through principal cities in the Southern States
Admission 25 oents only 70 the double performance
CPIRITUAIGSM.-Si ANN LEAH BROWN,
- formerly Mrs Fsh will hold CIRCLES al No 81 East
l5ibet near 4ihsv., every TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS from to 9, o'clock,
and fhe deys will wait private parties calling be-
tween 10 A. NJ arc p Admission to Evenius Circles.
81 Private Partrss5 the hour.
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T AIDES FALL FASHIONS.-Tbeo only rela-
IL bic Book o. Fsshious Is FRANK LEsLIEs LAolEs
GAZETTE of PARIS, LONDON and NE~-YoRh FASH
IONS. ,outsiring splendid eoored plate, numerous
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xuae splendid patterns for Neede~ork Paper Pattern
BY srfieis Chsss Wax Work, I'd Interesting
Literary Tale by Mrs. Am stephens. Ths 3 tn
day Pedse sc. Price IS cents; IS per Published
By FRANK LESLIE No John 81. Newy1rS. and cold sy
e Boob.eller' in the United stsies ana C,nads
MRS. SOUTHWORTH's NEW BOOh.-
WI In Pres, and will be publishsd 10 few tsyr
The LOST HERES
Author of. THE DE- ERrEp WIFE" THE CURSE og
CLIFTON MOTHER NAV DISCARDED
conislrns besa,fsl portrait Of the ,u,hOr. &c:
T. B rEfERsoN, 20 Ioa cse..au:-.,. PAi,a.ipn, rs.
csebsa stow woit T Of M sSaihvoith Th-" Lo IT HETRESS'
vi be Oand on perus. to be superior to sny former Tof.
her chef suv1e and s e mo.t intensely interesting ab
sorns and popular that issued from the As
Geo PIea Complete IN volumes. p-peT Of over
sOJsst. Price slj or handsomely bound volume.
ooNTEXrs-Re,d the Chapter He.d.
PART FIRsT. Pant SECOND.
The Couvicr. Family. The Far Maid OF the Moan-
The Gov eruor's Eutree tain.
The Cond, mned CeI, The Portrait in the Old Hall,
The The LsGys 'sI Dressing room TIE F:. Meeting Of Moh.
1"e ton ."' ''''' TIC TIE True .ad F.l.e Heir..,
The Mountain Forge. The abnet fictuTe
Tie Wsif of the Wild Waters. The Summons,
The Plebisrs Pstrean Brde. The Shadow,
B,yy of Fair Ladies The Bed Chamber.
The Lore I.le A Vision Of SGdden Death.
The Atpsrton. Third.
The fysui.hu,ent of swee, The Star OF Silver Creek,
Maud The Midnight VISIT
The Thef Of the Infant The Mauae's Cell,
The Depths Of the Forest, The LOst BRIDE,
The Befeaved Mother The Found Daughter,
Tie Absel Of the PlsEue In howlet Hollow,
The Innsie Of the Dead Ward, The World Outside
Tie Old II all OF the Legend, The Secret,
Tie Child Cf the Hosp ptsL Love ana AT.
The Last oil Earth,
The Widow
The Two Brides
Price for the couplee work volumes OF son
rsses in paper cover With Mrs Souihvorh portrait sud
sutcgiar only: er another edition. handsomely bound in
GRE volume. Goth Gilt, is published for 81 -
Published and for sale ey T. PETERSON,
IL u. MIL IL.
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NIBLOs sGARDEN.-Doors open at :, to com
vhfe Boxes =5 OIclestTA Seats.
Mh. HlBLO has the pessle announcing that in c1nse
qee ohe OVERLOOKING attracted on each light Of
THE WONDERFUL RAVELs.
Mile. YRCA MATHIA viii appear EVERY NIGHT,
udii further notice
MONDAY " ENING, Seps. 4, 1854,
The grand fairy fpeotace pantornine N
kAZULME OF she NIGHT OWL,
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
Being positvy The la ak nights OF its representation in
WONDERFUL RLvELs.
Tie performances Will eommo With the very comic Chi
nese IsDtonipie OF
Nsntistsw. ..fnneois RaveL
n A S Il l. T. G A X ID + N.
~ THE OPERA FOR a SHORT SEASON ONLY,
Under tbe direction fMr HACKgTT
Firs: Ape srance 10 Americs Of
Madame GRiSf and
SiguOr MERIO.
The p1bc respectfully reformed that sltes
hous and Improvements by which the audience
will be comfortably seated and have increased facilities
seeing hea,ing The have
and numbered The prices viii be. secordibg locality IS
and s3 and the chnce Of will be sold auction
The Company will be colJee department. Among
the members OF 1t already engaged are the following
PRiNCTfsL SINGERS
Signo-na DONOVANI,
From the Italian Opera Lsoon-frs, appearance in America
Sisnor SUSINl,
Primo Basso the .lia Opera London and Psrh first
appearance Ia America
Signor FABRICATORE,
From the Italian Opera ForeDoehs FIRST appearance in
America Madame PATTI. .STRAKoSCH,
signor AMATT DUBREUL,
ss1orCANDl,
s'Enor PATTI.
Signor NORA
Sgnor PARO/ZI. and
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reference can be Eiyen Call al No so Mou eeek
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WANTED-By good, honest and Industrious
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sood family She has the highest end-tOns from her
last place Apply 81 No 3Ho~ad e. frout secoEd sooF
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WANTED-By q young Lady of experience
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NEW FALL CAPS, RIBBONS &c.
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-04


for the
GREAT REP 6.l,a. DRAGoS'
MAsTER KEY TO PoPERY
Unprecedented Sale.
25OO SOLD IN ONE MONTH.
This intensely Interesting work written by Anthony
Gavin fcr twenty FIVE years Roman Catholic Priest
IN Sarasosa Spain and afeward eminent Protestant d.
vine ia England.
The deepest Secret Of Rornsnisn on, at last
Reed the following bref from few Of tae many
notices Of the pres.:
He opens Ocis;n with dOubeedsed sword and floods
II with sunbeau& Boson Bee.
1--WE uIdera.i that II bids fair TO rival in sale that OF
work ever pubshsd and IL Is not surprising that well d.
eested md thorouehy authentic treatise on the subject pee
with an neodot.s illustrations. should with
tb.n ordinary reception The book is l2mo., with superior
rsper very and bound ceedin ndsome
style" loive Branch
Thoee who wish to the Dragon read the book
Police Gazette.
IL contains graphic description OF the abouinst1ne Of the
Pspal Rouh Church past sges aud down the present
time" ihnow NOTHING
"Ptruse dspasiurstely possible" Mercantile GSide
This work embs;es thorough exposition Of the practices
of the Rorn.h clergy and of the
Abominstions
which are hidden mantle Of the scarlet womtr
Evening Mirror
HIS exposure the hereses OF the infbe church clear
and his defense Of Proestanm vigorous and
,psTersbler True Freeman.
The writer does 10: deal denunesons and serer
aliies" iAmercan Crai'er
The work bound in ch muslin guilt back and side With
French edges Price 81 %.
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No q6 A,n-s N.u To,t