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Robert Clarke d Co., Publishers,
BooK-sELLERs, STATIoNERs AND PRINT-sELLKRs,
So WEST FOURTH sT.--The business house of this
firm - the successors of Derby & Co., is To-
Gated in Carlisle Buildings, south side of
Fourth, between Walnut and Vine streets, and
are constantly supplied with large and varied
stock of native and foreign publications.
The chaste embellishment and the simple
arrangement of this capacious store indicate
a refined taste on the part of its enterprisinG
owners. The stock is so admirably clas-
sifed, and the classification so we'll pre-
served, that moments examination is suf-
ticiont for ascertaining whether any given work
is Gin stock" or not. Hence, neither the time
nor patience Of the purchaser is exhausted
while search is being made for the books re-
| quired.
The urbanity of the Messrs. Clarke, Mr.. Bar
ney, and the gentlemen who assist in the sew
eral departments of this extensive Literary
Emporium, is well known and appreciated by
the book buying community; and their thor
Ough acquaintance with the issues of the Euro
pean as we'll as American Press, qualify them
for giving reliable information to all inquirers.
This firm is decidedly the most extensive
Lac Booksellers and Publishers in the West
They publish (among other invaluable works.
the "Kentucky Reports" which are comprised
| in 81 octave volumes. This collection is the
| most valuable in the Union, inasmuch as It
contains reports of Decisions of Courts on Land
| T;tlac- -ranIarinn tha rvnrL ;all c,,I
to Lawyers and Real Estate Agents in the
West. .r ...t...- r..
| Here will be found the "0hio Reports and
Digest" the "United States Circuit Court Re-
ports," by Hon. Judge MoLean Johnson's
| New York Chancery Reports, and the invalu-
able works of Hons. ]. Il. Swan, of Ohio, David
Macdonald, of Indiana, and r. ii. Stanton, OF
Kentucky. All other standard works, as
we'll as manuals for the legal profession, arc
| kept on sale.
The Theological department embraces Com
mentaries, Sermons, Lectures, Essays, Treatises
etc., from the pens Of theologians of all hues
and is much resorted to by the clergy of oui
city and neighborhood, as we'll as by all who
take an interest in works on religion, ethics OF
morality.
Our Medical friends are not ignorant of the
advantages which this enterprsing firm offers
them. Here are textbooks aud treatises-or
Epidelnics and Endemics; on Diseases, chronic
and acute; on InAammatiOns, Feyers, Heart
Brain and other ailments manuals for th'
sick-room, the pupils study, the disseoting
room, and the practitioners ofiee--in short
for all the requirements of the Medical Faculty
in the various divisions of the Esculapian art
The entire stock is classified according tC
subjects, and SO arranged that each division
has its distinct locaity-Law, Medicine, The,
ology, History, Biography, Poetry, Juvenile
Books, etc.; each department including not OnlJ
the standard publications of this country, bu
those, also, of England, Scotland, and othe
countries. 'E
Rare works, and works out of print, In al
the departments, are generally to be found a
this establishment.
The importing Of English books and engrav
ings forms very important branch Of the bust
ness Of Messrs. Clarke Il Co., and to this speci
atty We would draw particular attention. w
have had experience ourselves of the accurac,
and care with which orders for rare and cost,
European works, confded to this enterprisinI
firm, have been executed; and we know man,
who are glad to acknowledge the advantage
they have derived from the same we'll ll-manage
agency. r.,, ~.