THE PRESCRIBED BOOK:


TWELFTH EDITION.
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TWELFTH EDITION..
EEaIiE QUAKER CITY; or, MONKS
sAsa OF MONK HALL, by GroRcE
LIPPARD, ESQ :, is just issued in | volume,
complete, price One Dollar. For sale by
booksellers generally throughout the Uni
ted States.


No American Novel has ever met with
such astonishing success as "THE qua
KER CITY," of which $4,000 copies
have already been sold!


"The tragedies from which the iounda-
ton ofthis work is drawn, we've thrilling
and horrible, yet the forcible pen of the
author has heightened the subiec, into a
fearful interest. ."-[ Western Literary Re-
view.


This is bold book. 1t is the first Am
erican work which, written with the in
tenilon of illustrating the secret life in our
large republican cltles, has met with de-
cided approval from the public. The
work will live in the records of our litera.
ture as the first American Novel desert
bIng men and manners not only as they
appear, but as they are.''- Philadelphia
Home Journal,


TCountry Editors giving the above ad-
verlisement, Gncluding this request.) two
or three insertions, and sending paper TO
publishers of the Quaker City, Philadel.
phla," will receive copy of the book.


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