Catalogue of stereopticons, dissolving view apparatus, magic lanterns : and list of over 3000 carefully selected views for the illustration of subjects of popular interest. (1867)

MoAllisteb, Optician, 49 Nassau St., New York. 39 222 Paul at Ephesus—Acts xix. 19. gx Paul threatened by the Jews in Jerusalem—Acts xxi, 27. <gi Paul landing at Malta—Acts xxvii, 39. Mo John at Patmos. Apoc. i, 9. «6 Death on the pale horse—Apoc. vi, 8. ooo ' riie vi S in crowned with Stars—Apoc. xii, 1. ^28 Babylon in runs—Apoc. xviii, 1. 229 The last Judgment—Apoc. xx, 11. 230 The Angel shows Jerusalem to John—Apoc. xxi, 9. ILLUSTRATIONS TO MILTON'S "PARADISE LOST." Br Gustave Doeh. Finely Colored Photographs $2 75 per Slide. 1 Satan and his host of rebel an? els hurled headlong from the sky—Book I, lines 44, 45. 2 The arch-fiend chained on the burning lake—B, 1,1. 210. 8 Satan calls his host u> action—B. 1,1. 285 to 331. 4 Numberless bad angels hovering under the cope of Hell—B. I, 334-45. 5 Satan has a Council of the worthiest Demons called to Pandemonium—B. I, 572. 6 The Counc 1. Satan on the Throne—Book II, 1.1-5. 7 Alter dismissal of t.e Council. The host of Demons wander through the infernal regions— B. II. 520-623. 8 Satan at the Gates of Hell—B. II, 1. 629. 9 Satan on the Brink of He 1—B. II, 1. 918. 10 God announces to the host of Heaven the mission of his Son—B. in, 1. 271-349. 11 Satan alights on this world (B. Ill, 422) and visits the Paradise of Pools—B. Ill, 528. 12 Satan's d scent from the ecliptic to Parad se—B. Ill, 736. 13 Satan in prospec ot Eden, despairs of his mission—B. IV, 1-113. 14 Satan views Paradise from an eminence—B. IV, 172-173. 15 Satan finds it a happy rural -eat of various v ew—B. IV, 247. 16 Adam and Eve refreshing themselves at the Fountain—B. IV, 235, 236. 17 Uriel warns Gabriel, in charge of the Gates of Paradise, that some evil spirit has entered Paradise—B. IV, f55-590. 18 Gab iel aud Uzziel looking for Satan—B. IV, 790-807. 19 Satan, discovered by the guarding Angels, retires—B. IV, 1013-1015. 20 Adam wakens and finds Eve still asleep and in a t oublesome dream—B. V, 1-25. 21 Adam and Kve sees Raphael, sent by God to warn them of their danger—B. V, 303-313. 22 Raphael's interview with Adam and Eve—B. V, 371. 23 (Raphael relates:) The first fight of Michael ani Gabriel against Satan and his Angels—.B. VI, 189. 24 The higi.t of the Battle—B. VI, 207. 25 Satan conquered by Michael—B. VI, 320-330. 26 Sa'an resting alter the Combat^-B. VI, 413-415. 27 Michael and his Angels encamping, place guards around—B* VI, 410-412. 28 Satan and his host conquered, fall nine d.iys through Chaos—B. VI, 867-781. 29 Hell y.iwning, receives Satan and his host at last an I closes on them—B. VII, 74, 75, 30 God creates the Earth and separates the day land trom the waters—B. VI, 307-309. 31 God creates Fishes and Fowls—B. VII, 387-389. 32 Leviathan—B. VII, 412-416. 33 The low s multiply—B. VII, 417-420. 34 The seventh evening in Eden—B. VII, 581,582. 85 Parting of Raphael from Adam and Eve—B. V11I, 652, 653. 36 Satan re-enters Paradise at night involved in mist, and looks for a hiding place—B. EC, 68 75. 87 Satan decides to employ the Serpent—B. IX, 84-86. 38 Sa'an finds the Serpent asleep—B. IX, 182,183. 39 Satin has entered the Serpent and approaches Adam and Eve- B. IX, 434, 435. 40 The Serpent has beguiled Eve to eat of the forbidden fruit—B. IX, 780. 41 Adam and Eve bewail their sin—B. IX, 1121. 42 Adam and Eve hear ihe voice of God and hide—B. X, 97. 43 8atan's return to his Heaven-banished host—B. X. 436-411. 44 Satan is hissed instead of applauded at 'he relation of his deed, aud he and his host an transformed into Serpents—B. X, 501-519. 45 Bin and Death going on then* mission to .'.estroy—B. X, 610.