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    April If l882 The Publisliers' Circular ...

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    TRADE CHANGES.

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    III f * * * _» — ~^ — , c j j A — — — __ . y — - — — with that magic gift of charming the feelings as well as the fancy , which is one of the rare i ! prerogatives of real genius . In factColonel Lockhart - ¦ --- - throwing - - - -- m - himself - ¦ ¦ heart - and - _¦ - soul -- -- -- into

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    j l Islam Germany : its History in 1877 . Character , and Relation to Christianity . ' A translation , of it appeared ,

    ' . Dr . Joseph Pancoast , the eminent American physician and medical author , died at his residence in Philadelphia on the 7 th inst . after a brief attack of pneumonia . Dr . Pancoast

    ¦ _ L - , for several years had been Emeritus Professor of Anatomy in the Jefferson Medical College , Philadelphia . He was 77 year 3 old , having been born in Burlington County , N . J ., in 1805 .

    j ! At vania the , and age « _ at of once 23 he H A began was ^ m graduated practice . , ^_ adopting . from the surgery medical _ _ as department his specialty . a of the . Three University b _ m « _ h a years of later Pensy he l-

    j | edition wa 3 teaching A of ^ Bh ^ kLobstein ' practical A ^ M ' s ( Treatise anatomy _¦ on and the surgery _ Structure ^_ , obtaining , Functions _ prominence , iand ^^^_ Diseases by publishing ^__ r of the Human _ m an annotated 4 ft Sym ^_ _ -te ^ m ^ ^ ^ ^^^ — a ^ ^

    i pathetic Nerve , ' having himself ^^ translated the work from the Latin ^ . In 1844 he published j his'Treatise on Operative Surgery , ' a work which soon passed to a third edition , when he

    ; i ; enlarged enlarged it became ana and an revised revised accepted it it . . authority In In nine nine . years vftar During ?; nearly nparl his v a sl constant hal halff--mi million l lion connection copies conies or of with the the book book the medical were were sold sold schools , , and and and hospitals of Philadel Jt hia he close attention to l / an 4 extensive /// 111 private practice |/ A . /& and t « A *^ - * .

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    many scientific institutions . , ; for- The death ^ cjujl is conspicuous announced of in Mr the i ; iJ .. journalism ivjlll Charles llctllri Hal and clliii e , of politics l ^ oiiM Boston - ^ o of \ , Massachusetts xixaooa U . S ., at the age U of S 51 , He who was ? a t

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    April If L882 The Publisliers' Circular ...

    April If l 882 The Publisliers' Circular 289 11

    Trade Changes.

    TRADE CHANGES .

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    » ^ Prising > > » na the . s ior Cambrid many manv ge vears "ears University enjoved enioved Press tlio tho . privilege Diivile ^ e . been admitted into tne co co--partnership parcnersiup I luei ~ \ : ( of > t { Messrs - ' F aovd - Ferrimnn Philli rvu : ii : _ has Brothers x > i taken . i the Sil ci .-ii k management Street fu _ ... i in / - % of tho Christmas card and chroino

    depart-1 I * - > 1 Gutu w * c"ssr ! r - Lane Hill . & E . Heath G . , wholesale , s t ationers , E and . G . printers , have removed from Cheapside to

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), April 1, 1882, page 289, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01041882/page/9/