The Peterhead almanac

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ALMANAC
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DIRECTORY
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PETERHEAD, 1853
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in 2010 with funding from
National Library of Scotland
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DIRRCTORY.
& STATIOIJER,
EESPECTFULLY
Solicits attention to his present |
Stock of Books and Stationery which is carefully se- '^^1
lected ; consisting of a large Assortmentof Books in History,
Science, Novels,and Gene—ral Literature; all the School Books
in general use Papers including Writing, Drawing, Cart-
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tridge and Fancy Papers ; Envelopes, all sizes and qualities ;
Merchants' Account Books, Day Books,Ledgers,Letter Books,
Memorandum Books for 1853, ^d. to Is.
AceoimtBooks Milledand Bomid to any Pattern-
W. L. T. hasjust got to hand a good supply of
Diaries for 185S. Almanacks pok 1853.
Letts' Diaries, 4s 6d, 4s, 3s,Oliver and Boyd's*, 4s, and 3d
2s 6d. Is, and 6d Aberdeen Almanack, 23 6d
T. J. and J. Smith's do., Is 6d Uncle Tom's Almanack, Is
Is, and 6d Illustrated Exhibitor, do. 6d
Lurasden ^ Sons'do, 3s and 2sDietrichsen and Hannay's Al-
Renshaw's do. Is manack, 6d
Oliver and Boyd's, do. 2s Glenny's Garden Almanack,
Tide Tables for 1853, Is 6d, Is Is
Nautical Almanacks, 1853-54 Punch's Almanack, 3d
All the London and Edinhurgh Periodicals, Netv Boohs, and
M'lisic, suppliedaspublished.
In great variety of Binding.
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William L. Taylor's list, Continued.
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The Wide, Wide World, by Elizabeth Withevel). 2s, 2s 6d,
and 4s
Uncle Tom's Cabin, in editions frcm 6d tc 7s Qd
Uncle Torn in England, Is—
Uncle Tom's Cabin as it is Keplyto * Uncle Tom's Cabin,' Is
The White Slave, 6d, Is, and 2s 6d
Life of Wellington, Is and 2s 6d
Napoleon the Little, by Victor Hugo, Is and Ss 6d
(;jlliilan''3 Heroes, Bards,.;-/' '"^-iyrsof the Scottl-ih Ccv',--
nant, 2s 6d
Lights and Shadows of Pastors iAte, 2s Od
Sow Well and Reap Well, a Book for the Young, 2s 6d
Success in Life, a Book for Ycung Men, .Is
The Island Home ; or the Young Castaways, 3s 6d
Nineveh and its Palaces, 6s
Poetical Works of Milton, Scott, Byron, Cowper, Crabbe, &c^
The Seriesof the American Poets, 2s each ; Lowell, Long-
fellow, Whittier, Willis, Bryant, Holmes, &c.
Rights and Duties of Property, by John Sangster, 4s
The Series ofthe Illustrated London Library, 2s 6d per vol.
The Series of the Parlour, Popular, Railway and Traveilei^'s
Library, Is per vol.
The Publications of Nelson, Routledge, W, 4; R. Chambers,
Cassell, .fc. Mw
Norib's Navigation, IMtion, computed for 1854.
A large Assortment of
GOZD SILVEB FEN- AND PENCIL CASES, AND
i- GOLD PENS, I
Orders from the Country Pimetually Attended to,
Peterhe.vd, 2oth Lecemler. 1852.
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l00belier Stottoner,
Broad Street, Peterhead,
IN Returning thanks to his many Friends in Peter-
headand Surrounding District for the very liberal sup-
porthe has hitherto received, begs to as3uro them that no
effort shall be wanting on his part to merit a continuance of
their^favour.
J. R. particularly invites attention to his present Stock of
|> Books, which comprises agreat variety of Works in Theology,
History, Biography, Science, and General Literature, and also
Gift Books, in Elegant Bindings, a large assortment of which,
selected with care, has just corae to hand, adapted to the
season as
P NEW YEAE'S PEESENTS.
J. R. has also on hand several copies of
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(Jl#e iS&a
Price £4 i4s, ; a, "Work unequalled in the department of
Science to which it relates, and as only a very limited impres-
sion ofthe Work has been issued at the above price, an early i„
call is respectfully solicited from those who wish to possess |l
this truly Splendid Work «l
N,B.—J. R. is sole Agent foi- the Publishers in this district.
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PETERHEAD
AND
DIRECTORY.
1853.
PETERHEAD
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY P. STUART,
BROAD STREET.
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