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The Green Spring Hydropnthic Institute.

Under the charge of DR. WIN BoDg pupil Of Priesntz
u OF Grnfenberg open the reception Of patients
1t is distant from Baltimore IA miles by the Susquehanna
Railroad, and 10 miles by the Resertown Turnpike The
house. bathing establishments and quantity and quality of
water this Institute afford every means for the efficient
practice Of the The grounds arranged,
and Of such extent, enable and induce the inmates TO
take ample exercise E
Applications for admission to be addressed to-
DIR. WIN. B0DE, 0
oct g. Owinssi Mills Post Office, baltimore County
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Laboratory OF Thomsonian Botanic Medi-

TlPHM LARRABEE, No. 20 South Calvert ST., Baltimore
IA has always on hand the largest and most complete
sortment of pure Botanic remedies in the United States
prepared under his special his Laboratory being
The first erected in the United States the special purpose
of preparing Ihonlsoan Bota,o Medicines Ali OF the
puyeTized and compounded articles put up quarter
and half pound packages, and neatly labelled with direc,
tons suitable for n.y. and upon better terms than the
same articles can sad for in the United States Every
article in his ln warranted genuine the public can rely
upon this n fN
TEA liberal discount made to country merchants, who
particularly requested to call and examine quality, &C.
before purchasing.
H5 The various Treatises, embracing the most reputed
authors upon the Thomsonan Botanic s. Of Medi-
cine may also be had his establishment, BY the quantity
or single copy. pct g.
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NOTICE.
Elss1 IsssiS..
Stts

SIIPPERS OF goods Tor Ill parts OF the West informed
that we run the only Express by mail train 70 The West
All goods will be recepted Office to be delivered in
Pittsburgh, Wheeling Cincinnati, ST Louis Louisville, OF
any Of the principal Western cities ahead Of any other line
freight will be charged at the point Of delivery West
GREENE a. co, Is
oct S-lyd' Office Pratt street Depot
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New policies issued in september III
ROB'T Il. PATTERSON, Prest
BENIN j. MILLER, Sec,ry
G. LEWIS, Agent Washington 9Th St, opposite "ehe
raj Post Office =,
HARvKy LispsLYM d., Physician corner Of c and IL
streets.
prospectus to be Of the agent setting forth the prn
cipes operations and benefits OF life insurance showing
also the great success OF the Company tS~o'
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Now Exhibiting Mt No 10l Nassau street, N Y
HetseeH Ftdfon a. Am SIS, merit 10 The Herald office
M mn ACKERMANS CARVED LETTERS for
lU,UUU SIGNS, can be had at the following prices I'm
proved Carved Letters gilt with extra deep gold leaf
M IN fode nj ucep inch
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sEpTEMBER REPORT,

IIIE Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company (No II Wall
street, issued, during the month OF September 1917
hundred and twcnty-one new policies, viz
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Carrying the Great Central United States Mail.

Schedule.
Leaving Spears Wharf, BALTIMORE daily, except Sundays,
at NJ BY the well known route, via Chesapeake Bay,
City Point Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington, TO Charles
ton, S Gu without loss Of sleep to Weldonn the popular,
comfortable and safe steamboats, with their experienced
captains and crews; GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or
HERALD, Captain Russell, OF JEWESS, Captain Sutton
This Line has been running for upwards Of twenty years.
without loss OF life property The boats built expressly
for This route Arriving In Norfolk, after comfortable
nights sleep next morning, at O'clock A. Thence up
ihe lame River with its beautiful scenery, in daylight by
tie seamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain Davis, or ALICE,
Captain brought City Pointhence to Petersburg In the
beautiful iron steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captain Blow,
some time advance at Petersburg Of the Great S Mail
Line with the passengers leaving baltimore time
Washington City next morning. where this Great u S Mail
Line take their start FROM thereby decevng the public with
their false advertisement of "a hours ahead OF any other
Line The Bay Line gives the traveller at least six hours
rest Mt Petersburg, encounter the night travel Whining
ton N c. The same passengers that leave Baltimore by
the Bay Line amagamae at Petersburg with those that leave
Baltimore same evening, and Washington morning,
(ya the Great u Ma at Petersburg therefore arrive at
Charleston all together.
Also connecting with the Sea Board and Roanoke Rail
road TO Garysve and Franklin thence by the steamer
FOX to Edenon, Plymouth Newbern, and Washington, N.
G. Returning with same connection.
Returning leaves Norfolk at and Portsmouth alta o'clock
r. NJ daily, except Sunday, arriving in Baltimore in
Time for the several routes going North, East South and
West.
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Empowered by Act OF Parliament, NIrt--Royal
July "a, 1887.
~ ,Sarings Bank orhe Orphan and The tidoir. "
D. S BOARD or LOCAL DIRECTORS AT NEW YORK.
JoHN j. PALMEn CONAN A. WORM,
JoNA GooDnuB, ..l. SAMUkL M roN,
JAMRs BooRMAN, WM. VAN HOOK,
Gponuk BARcLAy q. EDw. HABIcHr.
'G oF F IA r lis INsrrrT1loN Tine guarantee
Of large capital, in addition 10 The accumulation oil pre-
The peculiar benefits secured the assured by the n-
ripe oil the Loan Department ..,..i.. -,
parties insured tor mhoe n is, at ring additional
Tic travelling leave extensive and liberal
insured for life al onee borrow half amount
ol annual premium and claim the same privilege for five
Part Of tie Capital permanently in the United
States, in the names Of three OF the Local Directors as TIs
eesavaabe always TO the assured IN cases Of disputed
claims (should any such arise or otherwise
Thirty days allowed alter each payment OF premium be.
No charae for stamp duty, or idr Medical Examination
The Society being founded on the Mutual and joni Stock
eieiy twotrs Of which are annually divided among those
assured for life on the participation scale;
IL The Baltimore Branch of the United States Local
Board will meet The First Monday Of every month at the
office Of The Chairman, for the transaction Of business
Hj- The Medical Examiners will meet daily a Al Lex
agon street at o'clock, + NJ, to receive appcan's'-
Pamphlets explanatory Of Life Insurance, and the pscu
&c., obtained at the Agents Office German street
United States Local Directors Of baltimore
JONATHAN MEREDITH, Esd, Chair'n
SAMUEL HOFFMAN, ESD.
s. II. MoCULLoH, Esd, NJ. ID.
j. MEREDITH, Esq, Standing Counsel.
@ ]. MASON CAMPBELL, Esq, Solicitor,
Medical Eru,iinere
WISH. Il, H. BUCKIER Al Lexington street.
S Il. TILGHMAN, 46 ST. Paul street.
i. '.' Agents. @'a F +.
. DONALD MclLvAlN, 6 German street
TIIOS. H. WILLIAMS
0cl S--lyd s.s
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Also hand extensive assortment Of Pens of various
makers which p offers for sale at very low prices For
sale by c. +. Nesbt, ii. Cogswell Messrs. Wheeler d
Wood, Bowen IL Co., Lambert IL Lane, d. Felt, in Wall
street. and by all the Statoners in the city oct lily
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IMpoRTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

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All newspapers throughout the United States who pub.
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Fare between Bait d Norfolk or Portsmouth, Va. 90
/" Elizabeth Cfy,N G.. $50
" /" I" Franklin, q
f." &" Richmond or Petersburg, Va
i VI !" s !" CASTOR or Weldon, N. c.,
Z" Z" g Through to Charleston, S, c., q
Meals on board Bay and James River Boats, included,
thereby saving each passenger by this 81 90
Travellers by the above route will please be directed by
Soliciting Agent in the Cars, and by the Porter IN the
Depot yard e. Norfolk Line labelled his hat) who will
direct you and your baggage to the boat
T. SHEPPARD Agent.
Baltimore, October Sth, 1917 dly
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIFE INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
E. 26 CORNIIIII, LONDON, AND "A, WALL STREET
NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, t500,0OO STERLING,
$2,5OO,OO0.

Empowered by Act OF Parliament, vctRoyal Assent,
July "a, 1897
~ ,Saringa Bank for The Orphan and The Hidoir. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-20
L. a an ert's q fiji e,

On fourteenth Street, undeT TIE Ezchange Hn'st.
T7HoMAs LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and the pnDlir in general, that he las CONNIE need
The business Of Lottery Broker in The Office I'm nth
street. under the Exchange Hoel,l formerly occupied
Ly D. NJ. IIoyt, and recently by f. b. Pendelon.
Tickets and shares in all Lotteries of which J. w
Siaury Co. tsuccrssors Gregory e Co.. the STA
nsgefs, always for sale IN The srratsRt variety.
D,awiog nj SusseY Delaware Lottery Extra No. 81
40 Is / Al Z 30 ~ 2i S.
4 s. II Is Is g q ' s e 6 S
Nos. &c 60 IS, pIize OF SlJo
Drawn Nos Of The Virginia Lee.burs Lottery. No. %
g. 81 is IS > 50 50 so CT 81 G3 &c.
TUEsDAY-Ths New Jersey Lottery, Class No. SC
to be drawn al Jersey City on Monday and the draw
sci 500, 5000, Is OF i,OuU, &c. Tickets SIS; halves
50; quarters 3d.
WEDNEsDAY-The Alexandra Lottery, Glass No.
Al draws at Alexandria on Tuesday, and The drawing
will lie received here on Wednesday Capitals:
600, 10 900, 900, &c. 7S Nos, il drawn Iickets s.
halves 50, quarters %
THURsDAY-Gand Scheme The New Jersey
Lottery, Ciass No. 81, draws at Jersey City on Wed
nesday and the drawing WI De Teecyed mere re by MAJ
$50 of 600 &c 7S Nos 10 drawn. Tickets $40; halves
S; quarters so.
FRIDAY-The Virginia Mononealia Lottery, Class
No. g. will be drawn NJ Alexandria on Thursday, and
the drawing will be received here Friday evening
Capital $4,000 rs Nos, Is drawn ballots. Ticket.
81; halves .; quarters J..
SATURDAY, July $50 900 Capital The AlsI
andria Lottery Glass No. %, TO be drawn NJ heIan
dria. Tickets $lO halves 5; qusr,ersa so
SATURDAY. July 3ist.-Splendid Scheme. CAPT
tails $40 COO, IS 900 rs Of 1O00 IS OF 500 lowest
No. prize s5oo) The Alexandra Lottery, Glass No ~
10 be drawn a, Alexandria. Tickets $40; halves )
=. Tcken and shares in the Lotteries of which the
drawings arrve.on Sunday will be for sale al this office
until O'Clock on Saturday evening" and The drawing:
there for insneetion na Monday morning..
NJ
For sa,s nv THOMAS LAMBERT,
July ls No. 3, Exchange Place.
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Ry thc Northern Mail.

r: IMPORTANT FROM THE PLAINS
eamship Little Missouri, arrived al st. LOU
. is on The 9lh from Weston An express had arrg-
ed al Fort Lcayenwonh On the 5ih inst, sent BY
COL Love, who commands an escort which left
81. Louis some months since with $500, 600 in gold
for the troops al Santa Fe.
At the time the express left, he was heset BY
large number OF Camanche Indians, with whom
he had several engagements for four or five days
previous. Sergean, Bishop, the second in com.
m2nd, and four others were slain, and four woun-
ded. The loss on the part oflhe Indians was sup
posed to be upwards OF Dozen
These encounters took place some distance this
side the Arkansas river. None OF their mules or
subsistence had been lost
This express also brings word that several
other government trains had been attacked by
large parties of Camanches. The opinion pre-
walls that these Indians are led on by class OF
outawed wreiches from The States, who are aware
of the value Of the prize they would obtain BY
numbering Love and his train.
Mr.. Smith The wagon master, who had esiab-
lished temporary for, on the Arkansas, was at
tackled by The Indians and driven from his fort,
and the last was heard Of him lie was bravely
fighting his way toward Santa Fe. Two of his
men had been killed.
Four companies of the Missouri volunteers on
This route for Mexico, were last seen a, Council
Grove; Capt. Shephards company had progressed
farther.
There was considerable exc,emen, among the
volunteers at Fort Leavenworlh, on The reception
OF The news by this express.
A letter in The ST. Louis Republican, from
Council Grove, July 2 mentions the fact that
COL Love desired that the first company IT. ad-
vance should hasten 10 his relief.
IS Louis Union.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
s,o- Sale.

ONE THOUSAND AND SIXTEEN ACRES OF
" LAND ON IVY CREEK. In lie county OF Abe
nare, five miles from Charlottesville on The Slaupion
Turnpike. This tact has l6D acres Of low grounds,
equal 10 any III Virginia, about 6O acres cleared and
3a6 in wood The high land is in n high stale OF
Improvement. II Is well catered and Thoroughly
dtched, and is admirably adapted to the culture OF
corn, cbacco wheat, OATS and HE grasses, &c, Many
rTu.s have been made the Estate equal to any in
this country. The Improvements area good dwell
ina niIse with eight rooms, stone bnrn 40 by So feet
stable with II stalls aud sheds 10 accommodate co
HOSES, tobacco iorsrs 10 cure - hOgshcads Tobacco
good ovcrsrcrs house and houses Tor 5U slaves Ice and
carriage houses, line orchard, &C.
The distance from the University II virginia is about
three and half miles, near enough for students TO at
tend The lectures from lie place with ease The socie
~ Of the vicna.e IS equal 10 any in Forth hmerca-
six and half miles 10 navigation. rniiroad, also
will probably he constructed from Gorionsvr 10 Char
otesyi,le, which will furnish choice Of conveyance
for persons, things, TO Richmond Persons wishing
10 view the place Will be welcomed after the old Virgil
mia fashion.
Also, an ESTATE Of SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES,
on James river In the county fFuyanna, at the juno
ton Of Hardware with that stream which has 100 acres
OF irsl rate low grounds, litIlc over loo highland
cleared, and near 500 acres in Wood 200 Of which front
the canal, and aUld from 30 To so cords Of fine wood
per acre. which is worth about 81 per cord Standing
This considered OF the best Tobacco Estates on
the river There new houses 10 IS hocselds,
built in the best manner and 20 might he made with
sufficient force The Wheat cop now growing will
show for Itself, without an accident The buildings
consist Of pGod oreseefs honse and cabins for TWEEN
~ negroes, stables far six horses sheds for and
oxen, and 4 good ice house. There has been little
sickness there, for Thirty years NJ any place In tho
mountains. Either Estate will be divided suit pur-
chasers Terms liberal. ANY communication directed
me, at Hafdin's Tavern, AIbemarlc county, Va,
will he promptly answered. w W. CILMER.
lung S-cw,iIn
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FREDE RICK
white Sulphur Springs.

SITUATED six miles last of Winchester. Va, and
~ one mile and half from Stephp nson'a Depot on
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad, Is now open Tor
the reception cf company
This IL Inferior none In The State as il holds
in solution Suiphurated hydrogen Iodine and Masne-
STA, imparng tone 10 The system, and acting rs pow
rrll Alternative numerous visitors can testify, hay
Ing been visited for The last fly years. and, had II mol!
heen amongst first watering places In The Unon.-
For the last years The improvements have been In
creased no accommodate between two and three
hundred visito.s.
The pr, nretor has endeavorfd 10 put this watering
place 4 nn.ing with the most fashionable and ron-
Portable places OF tho SORT In plain style, and will use
every eIert.rn in his power 10 make his visitors COM
Portable.
II, easy cr access fer all tie Atlantic Giles. Per-
leaving Baltimore IN tho mnrnng cara Will arrive
at the d. pit al = o'clock the day, where coach
will ne in readiness TO take them Immediately 10 The
Springs.
ihc proprietor fools thankful for the encouragement
he has received from The public, and viii u.r every CT
eion merit continuance If IL By making those com
$3.50 BRANCH JORDAN, Proprietor.
Persons Wishing 10 visit this watering PLACE, ale re-
frrred 10 my Turner visitors:
ExPresident Tyler, Gen. r. Jones, j. G. Rire5 Llcf
Justice fancy, mr. ]. ~ BoEapars, Rev j A. Collins
Reverdy Johnson, Rev Charles {. austin John r. Dn-
vail-Batinlore.
Judge Il. Nicholas, Judge P. V. Daniel, Mr. Chas
+. Osborne Richmond, Va
f-. Kob,. z. Waller, Hr. WIN. w. Yes;-Wlams
aiexsrs A. Il Patton J. ]. Observation-Disclosures
Mr. John Cooper, Col. c. Is. Cooke, MIR South
aa.e-Iorio!S, Va.
lbs. B. skinncr--Eaenion, North Carolina.
lion Wm II. CahauE-M Mas sachuses.
Richard ~. Bar'on--Vi.glnla
June G-9awtL5thJy.
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yALuABIEI.ANp FoR SALE

WILL be offered for sale, on the premises on MON
w DAY The I'd dav of August neat, II lair, II not
the fair day, III public auction the land in the coun
~ al Fauauirr, belonging 10 The estate Of the late
Thomas o. g. Carter, lying The Eappahannock river
thirty miles above Frederick sturg about ten or
twelve miles below the Warrenton White Sulphur
Springs.
This land is OF sood quality, lies WELL is easily In
proved and we'll adapted The sro"t OF all kinds
grain and grass and other advantages seldom
10 be found in the upper country. Ii is 3ituatd in
agreeable ncighbohood, within two three miles OF
TWO large manufacturing; mills lying The Iiyer, which
Is Tow being made iav-nb.c for and other boats
of burden, which Insnts naref az the door fer every
article raised inr sale.
The land Will hr sold in lots. 10 suit PURCHASERS. The
house tract, or that portion on which HE a;, Thomas
o. u. Carter resided, contains b. survey 695
acres Of which, $50 or sUD liver bottom and
IS or 100 Of high land in wood II lies compact, and
10 under good enclosure There Two comfortable
dwellings IN the yard on this tract, mich hos all ne
cessary 0Ghousea. including geo! Ice house. barn,
&c. The location il beautiful one. II commands
view 81 the surrounding country fcr nen. and of tho
river for some miles up ami Town.
Tire tract known ar "Wfehts,' lies on the East aide
Of Piney RIDGE adioins the land Of Dr. Ciopion, con-
tains si7 acres, and lies we'll Il has euficent guam
tity Of timber on il for support.
Lot No adJons the above named tract, ard con-
tans l40 acres, al IN timber ut pine AMI oas.
Lot No. contains about 80 acres I'll in wCca Of tie
same kind.
Lot M. contains IS II ssrss !resrly al, il weed.
and adjoina the other lors.'
survey and plat OF all the land will be shown or
the day Of sas. more particular description OF tbs
land deemed unnecessary, as those wishing 10 pun
chase viii no doubt e5amns II Tor themselves. Tho
subscriber will take pleasure in showing oany ono
hefCre The day Of sale.
due equal. annual insa!ments without intereot,
he secured ny deed OF ,sust the premises. Pos
session will be given NJ the Gsun time 10 falow and
seed this FALL and full possession On the s. Of Janu
AIRY, 1913. SAIL EHRNoUGhs,
Executor II I. y. Il. Garter, deceased.
Mliview Pos. Office, Faueaier ccun;t, Virginia.
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AfYatsafa1s office .


NO. s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH.
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Pr ICES, STRATTON'S the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, No. 40:
Is SIS Is "a 20 IS 80 &c - % &c 60 50 rs.
by Ticket Nos 3d. prize 's sTR%r PPe s.''
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Extra, Nos
40 80 III % ~ u So
Half Nos. 81 Al SIS, Capital, sold and paid BY
S1RATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Lceshurs Lottery. No vs.
SCI 81 IS As , So 50 so ca 81 60 10.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
2I.5OO DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
TUEsnAY-New Jersey No s. Capitals sa'5oo,
drawn. Tickets SIS; halves 50; quarters %.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY Alexandria No. Al. Capitalist
s2eOOo, l2,uuU, 6oOo, 1000, $780, of i,3la 10 Of
i,uOO &c. rs Nos, ID drawn. Tickets S.; halves
2 50; quarters 25
$1,000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
THuRSDAY-New Jersey, No. S.. Capitals: S:5,-
600, l5UUO, 5000, 5000, 3,s 2OOn $50 Of l,ooO &c,
&C. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets SO; halves $; Guar
tiers q so.
$4,000 DOLLARS! $500 DOLLARsl
FRinAY-hlonongalia, No. 20 Capitals: $4,000.
$500, 800 $50, leo. Of ,000 &C. Is Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters /.
4.4i4 DOLLARS! 1927 DoLLARSl
ACKNOWLEDGING, Extra, No. 20. Capitals !:
si444, l,a7, i55 &C. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets sl
halves so c.; quarters 25 c.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
sATURDaY-susser Erirs. 10. So Capitals :
s4nuo 1000, GO &c. IS Nos., II drawn. Tickets si
halves 50 els. quarters - els.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass a., FOR lsi7 to be dawn
July "a 70 No. l0ttery-l3 drawn ball6s Splenjd
Scheme 0OuC, a0od 1000, 1920, 20 ri 900 50 n
sou, s2 Of $780, &c. Tickets Clio; halves 5; quarters
SO. Certificates Of packages Of 90 Whole Tickets $780,
shares In proportion.
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages ard
single Tickets in oil the Lotteries will be promptly IL
tended 10, and drawings aeat when requested. Please
address orders 10 N. 91'RATTnN,
July 10 Richmond, Va
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NOYlCES OF NEW BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY
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DRESIDENT REEDS LIFE AND CORRESPOND
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Of Joseph Reed, Military Secretary Of Washing
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and President OF the Executive Council OF the State Of
PENNSYLVANIA BY his grandson, WIN. Reed, in two
handsome octave volumes, with portrait.
ITO the student of American History, the work will
Ssinvaluable as II calculates many points hitherto OBJ
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Most OF the vouminous correspondence, which con-
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first time published and all of II is full of interest ~
n American.
THE ARTISTS CT AMERICA-illustrated with
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the lives Of Washington Aston, Henry lnman, Benja.
min Wes'. Gilbert, Charles Stuart, John Trumbull,
lines De veaux, Rembrandt Peale, and Thos. Craw-
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a book which will fill a long .felt.vacancy on the
helyes our librarians and one that deserving to re-
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our country.'-Brooklyn Daily Advertiser.
THE PURlTANs AND THEIR PGINCIPLEs-by
The Rev. Edwin Hail. Pastor Of the First Congregation
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1.-THE work before us is the fruit of much research
and thought and will stand in our opinion, as noble
defence Of the character and principles OF man whose
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New York Observer.
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