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)

McAllister, Optician, 49 Nassau St., New York. 41 40 Here they meet Brunetto Lantini, the former master of Dante—Can. XV, 28, 29. 41 The monster Geryon described. Can. XVII, 7-59. 42 The poets are carried on the back of Geryon, down to the eight circle, divided in 1U gulpns. Can. XVII, 87-95. 43 In the first gulph sinners, who have seduced women, are scourged by demons—Can. aVHI 44 In the second gulph flatterers are condemned to remain immersed in filth—Can. XVUI, 101-106. 45 They see Thais, the harlot—Can. XVIII, 130 132. . 46 In the third gulph are punished those gu Ity of simony, by being fixed head downwards in certain apertures, so that only the legs appear without, their soles burning with flames— Can. XIX, 14-33. 47 In the Gulph Malebolge public peculators are plunged in a lake of burning pitch—Can. XXI, 51-53. 48 Demons guard further progress; but Virgil appeases them—Can. XXI, 70. 49 Other sinners of the same kind similarly punished—Can. XXII, 125, 126. 60 Ciampolo, trying to escape, is caught—Can. XXII, 137-139. 51 The enraged demons pursue Dante ; but he is saved by Virgil—Can. XXIII, 52-54. 52 Punishment of hypocrites in the sixth gulph; which is to pace continually round tho guph under caps and hoods, gilt outside, but leaden inside—Can. XXIII, 58-67. 53 Caiaphas is seen fixed to a cro-s on the ground so that all tread on him in passing—Can. XXIII, 917-920. 51 Arrival in the seventh gulph, where robbers are tormented by venomous and pestilent ser- pents—Can. XXIV, 89-92. 65 The poet meets with three of his countrymen; one of whom undergoes a marvelous trans- formation in his presence—Can. XXV, 59-61. 56 Passing to the eighth gulph, th^-y see the punishm nt of evil counsellors, each enveloped in a flame—Can. XXVI, 46-49. 57 In the ninth gulph they see sowers of scandal, schismatics and heretics differently maimed—Can. XXVIII, 30, 31. 68 They find here Piero da Medicina—Can. XXVIII, 68 seq. 69 Bertrand de Bom, beheaded and holding his own head in his hand—Can. XXVIH, 116-119. 60 The author sees more misery in this gulph—Can. XXIX, 1-3. 61 Punishment to forgers in tenth gulph—Can. XXIX, 52-56. 62 They are covered with tetter which they have to scratch off constantly—Can. XXIX, 79-81. 63 Two forgers tormenting each other—XXX, 26-32. 64 Myrrha—Can. XXX, 38, 39. 65 Arrival in the ninth circle where traitors are confined, is surrounded by giants immersed in pi s to the naval. They encounter Nimrod—Can. XXXI, 70.-72. 66 They meet Ephila^es—Can. XXXI, 85. 67 Anteus takes them both in his arms and places them both at the bottom of the pit—Can. XXXI, 133-135. 68 The ninth and last or frozen circle is divided into four parts. The first is a frozen lake oat of which the heads of traitors project—Can. XXXII, 20-25. 69 Dante encounters the traitor Bocca. Can. XXXII, 97-100. 70 How Ugoliuo chaws the scull of Archbishop Ruggieri—Can. XXXHI, 13-15. 71 Ugolino and his Sons starved in tne Tower of Pisa—Can. XXXIII, 62, 63. 72 Ugolino and his Sons in utter despair—Can. XXXIII, 61-68. 73 The sons all dead, the father dies too. Can. XXXHI. 71-74. 74 Fourth and last round of ninth circle. Those who have betrayed their BENBFACTOBS are wholly covered by ice—Can. XXXIV, 10-13. 75 They pass by a mysterious way again to the upper world—Can. XXXIV, 127-129. 76 Arrive safely under the starry heaveDS—Can. XXXIV, 133. HLUSTEATI0NS TO THE LEGEND OF THE WANDERING JEW. Br Gustavb Doris. Finely Colored Photographs $2 75 per Slide. Christ on his way to Golgatha pronounces judgment on the pitiless Ahasuerus, to wander till Judgment day. Too late he feels, by look, and deed, and word, How often he has crucified the Lord. Spell-bound, they gather far and near to scan The weird senescence of that wondrous man. In vain they offer wine with drunken jest; He may not enter for a moment's rest,