SAMUEL WOOD

Hereby informs the good little Boys and Girls, both of city and country,

who love to read better than to play, that if they will please to call

at his JUVENILE BOOK-STORE, NO. 357, Pearl-street, New-York, it will be

his pleasure to furnish them with a great variety of pretty little

books, with neat nuts, calculated to afford to the young mind pleasing

and useful information. Besides many from Philadelphia, New Haven, and

elsewhere, he has nearly fifty kinds of his own printing, and proposes

to enlarge the number.

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