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VE,HE CITY OF THE GREAT KING;
Jerusalem as it Was, as 1t Is, and
as it Is TO Be.
By DR.. j. t. BARCLAY, late Missionary to Jerusalem.
With Steel Portrait Of the Author By sartaiu.
Highly embanghei with Chromographic Examinations,
steel Engrayiugs by the best Arstists, Periscopic
Panorama Of the entire Circuit of the City and
EnYirons Explanatory Diagrams and Maps,
and fine Wood Engravinga
The Engravngs viii be executed in the highest style OF
art from Photographs and original designs 'ustrat-
ing the various phases Of the City,
ANCIENT, MEDIEVAL MODERN and 1tlLLENNtAL
Also Restoration Of the Te npe and city as invested
By Ttus-Notices of its Jewish Christian and
Heather Antiquitiss--Its Present Political
and Moral coniition-Fuure Prospects,
&c, &c, &c.
This work is the result Of investigations made during
three and half year reside in the Holy City, with
acitie9 for prosecuting researches never heretofore
oved. It undertaken with special reference to the
calculation of he Holy Sriptues the Tamud the works
of Josephus the Crusaders, and Pilgrim CbrOniclers.-
The many valuable discoveries made in the Temple En-
closure, and other sacred localities which Dr. Barclay
was admitted by special Firman, with permission to
pore those haoWed pots, esousy guarded for many
centuries, Rnd for the st time presented to the
Christian pub ic will introduce in sacred To-
biography Toe profound interest attaching to every inch
OF the Temple grounds from the Tower Of Antonio down
to its lowest sutsructures invest his explorations Of that
sacred enclosure with are importance. The mysteries
Of the Mosque Of Omar, tie Tomb OF David, the great
Quarry Cavern beneath the Hill of Bezeh a the suber
rauean Temple Lake (buth discovered by the author)
and neither Jerusalem general, hitherto but little
known together with other of interest,
ply enclosed is not Intended merely the vehicle of
fhge ho stfar
may be- but a most comprehend and accurate work
on the Topography and rct@oogy the interest will
nue to increase The publishers do not hesitate in
nouneng this work as the most accurate reliable. inter-
esting on Jerusalem, Ancient, Medieval and Modern
ever published in this shy other country. The splen
did Chromographs printed in ten rich coors) fine Stee
and Wood Engravings, Diagr8ms, Maps and Panoramic
Views mpart to it an interest aud value whioh other
work the subject claim, To those who prefer ct
to felton, scrupuous truhfuness Of representation of the
speculative sketches of fancy, that SO often libel the
cred localities this work hut Prove gratifying and
instructive in the highest degreee.
1t is only in aucp alton of the liberal patronage al
ways bestowed by discerning public upon FOres Of this
character, that original work extensively and
0enSteety illustrated, can be published.
1t will be printed superior paper fOm type and
handsomely bauni in embosse: cloth, gilt erbiematic
back and sides. Over five hundred large Sgo pages and
20 splendid Engravngs
a. Price So SO. aorocco full gilt, $5O By mani,
postpaid
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be universally popular, we wish Agents 10 every town
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U NSTR EZRA FITCH wishes
IL to give instruction in the French aud German Lam
euages For further information apply at
NJ diff No. Walnut street.
EusKE's CORNET BAND. WORCESTER,
IL MASS Are prepared to furnish Music for all
siops where the services of Brass Band are
Apply to ISAAC FIsKE Mernaeld's Buildings, or at
MATTHEW ARBUCKLE, Leader
jc12 d1y ISAAC FIsKE, Clerk.
SPANISH COIN,
. MEXICAN COIN,
LAND WARRANTS, &c.,
Bought and Sold at Boyden's Exchange Office, No, Lin.
DIN House Block. dit
sgs, GODDARD & AhDRICH's ,9=h
ssQUADRTLLE BAND ~
composed former members with the exception of Messrs
Bben Flsgg and %. Kendall formerly Of Boston hav
ing obtained entire and beautiful collection of
Music in readiness to their former patrons and
the public generally, on favorable terms.
LIST Violin. Clarionett.
J. NJ ALDRIOH, GEO KENDALL,
B. D. RYAN, D. Bass.
Engagements made only with N. P. Goddard, Mub cry
street, j. NJ. Aldrch, Vine street, at Lorng's Music
store 2O3 Main street, either of the Band diff o23
6 Oh OOL OF d SIGN
IRA CLASSES.
An EVENING CLASS will be commenced
Monday, October, 18Th,
For the accommodation of those who cannot attend
Children from to IA years of age will now be received
"Wednesday and SATURDAY Afternoons particu-
lar attention sill be given to those preparing teach
drawing.
NJ 1. ROBINSON, p.,..,.o,.
E. j. GARDNER, r'i"'lpSis'
Worcester. Oct. IL, 1857. diff o1s
.NgTn ARBUCKLE & HOBBS' quad
I'll -tERILLE BAND, lot Fiskes Oornet Baud,) are
& 5prepared to furnish music for Cotillon Parties
l8A Balls seighing, Private Parties. &c, at short
notes. and kindly sol cit tie patronage of the public in
general of Worcester and vicinity Terms liberal.
J. PAIZ, W. L. HOBBS,
= : First Violin. Clarionet.
G. K. DORIAN, NJ. ARBUCKLE,
Second Violin Prompter Ooruet Piston
W II VALENTINE, Double Bass.
ANY number Of Pieces Brass String, Gone or both)
can be furnished by applying to M. ArbuckIe. Lincoln
House, W. L. Hobbs "a Mechanic street,W II Valentine
% Summer street, c. Lorings Music Store 203 Main st.
Isaac Fske, Ierrheds Building, Q, press street. an at
A. Marsh's Music Sore, American House Block, Main
street..
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