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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-08

BAYONETING A RECRUIT.-Wh hen Capt.
Shepard company marched on board the
Mendan steamer yesterday, guard was
placed at the gangway to prevent the re.
cruits from going ashore. One of them:
named James Ford, passed from on board
over another boat, and afterwards tried
to pass in over the Mandan, but was stop
ped by the sentry, who demanded his
pass before be could 60 on board. Some
alteration occurred, upon which Ford.
who was partly intoxicated, stepped 4.
shore and picked up piece of rock, and
returned to the sentry, threatening to
knock him down if he persisted in refus.
ing him admission on board. The sentry
pushed him back With his musket, upon
which the former stepped back few
PAGES and hurled the rock at the guard,
and then started to run. The guard
pursued with his muskst at a, charge, and
before Ford reached the end of the plank
ne run him clear through the bodywith his
bsyonet.
Ford Gid not stagger, on receiving the
wound, but run ashore, tossed ofrhis lack.
ct, and picked up rock in each baud TO
repeat bis attack, but presently he turned
pale. the blood spurted from his wound,
and he.fell upon the leyee. Some of the
men raised him up, and conducted him
on board, where his wound underwent
3 surgical examination, and, we under.
derstand, was pronounced mortal.
This is commencing strict discipline
early in the campaign.-St. Louis Req.
j ellie, May IL
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-08
HARD WARE.

% boz. German Silver Tea
Spoons, 6 do do Table Spoons.
Pad Locks, Metal cocks, mineral Knobs
cottage Locks, cottage Stop Latches. Iroa
.,fuaros, ''FlOnd Saws" 2azcrs, Percussion cops.
Dtawing Knives, Rasps aud Files, ttSpurs,"
SPeciacles. Steel pens by the card. Ba;dwin's
Dn.,s, Brass Butts and Screws, wrought Nails.
Loh'e Mills, "Wlre Sives." Grain Scoops, Shov
els, Ames Shovels. Hahorny Knoos, Rat and
Mouse Traps, and Augers for sale at LOVES
Cheap Cash Store, Chicago St.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-08
LOCKPORT.
Plough Factory.
The Snhserihars cnnfinnn .. 80

Lanes Celebrated Steel Ploughs,
And other Approved Patterns.
and are prepared to furnish customers at
short notice, Ploughs of every size, Of supe.
rior quality andthickness, and warranted
to scour in any soil. The timber used l.
selected with great care and thoroughly
seasoned, and the work done in man.
ner not to be surpassed.
6ELefi- handed Ploughs made 10 order.
All kinds ofproduce taken in exchange
for Ploughs.
LANE & WEEKS.
LocLPOrt, Aug. 1e. IsA6s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-08

CHARAcTER.-A good character is
worth more than wealth TO young man.
Ask him who is confined in a felon's cell
what he would not give to be as pure as
the dews that fell upon him in his native
place? He sighs far the smiles that
geeted him in CHILDHOOD mothers kiss
and a sisters embrace. How could he
put forth right hand and sin? Alas!-
he departed from the path, of rectitude
he associated himself with depraved
characters and now he feaps the bitter
fruits of his folly. Young man, the time
may come when you will leave mothers
fold and seek your living abroad. viii
you carry with you the influence of
mothers love and fathers prayer? Or
disregarding parental counsel will YOU
make companions of the vile, and take to
your bosom the polluted? One stain
upon your fair character may prove your
ruin. One step may seal your fate. We
pray you then TO beware. Let the shield
of virtue surround your heart, and the
prayer "Lead me not Into temptation"
be constantly alive on your lips.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-08

Mount JNorrsS, III es
ETyHEfall ERIN ef this Institution will open on
Il the 29,l of Auguss, and continue eleven
weeks. 80 49,
TERMS.
Tuitionin Common English Branchesfor
the-Term, -l 80 -. 9a,00
Higher English Branches, = = 500
Boald, Washing, Fuel, and Room rem.
per week, 1.50
IacidsniaIs ard Bed-wsshing, for the
Term, e-S 100
Studenssfurnish Beds, Towels, and Liehts.
P.JUDSON. AGENT.
Mount Morris. July 90. 1916. nT..f
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-08
PRcgPzG7Ua
FOR THE TWENTIETH VOLUME OF THE
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW,

Greatly Reduced Pfiee-.fron1 S to 8 dollars per
Gnn't'1a.- Enlargement Of tie Number 6y one
Jifee ate reading naofter-iSing!e copy, 25 cents.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-08

electrified at the miraculous honesty ofthe
down easter, and would not LET him go SO
readily. They insisted upon bis purcha.
sing bill of goods, but Zerubable was
very unwilling. cit was darned hard to
pay for e'm," be said she'd been all win.
ter raising that"
But TO their great qualification they
succeeded in securing SO good customer
by selling bill of one thousand dollars,
payable in six months. -.
When the time for payment had arrived,
and notice for the demand was forward.
ed to the address of the honest down east.
er, the letter remained for weeks unan.
sweFed. The account was sent to a limb
OF the law, residing in the town from
which he hailed, and the next mail bro't
Buflap jean & Co. the agreeable inteIli.
gence that no such a man as Zerrubabel
Shocks ever lived there.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-08
Auction
0nd
Store

TEyaE subscriber has opened an auction and
Il Commission Store, at his old Stand on
Chicago Street; where he will receive goods
Chattles on commission. Administrators will do
well 20 give him aosIlas be Intends making the
Auction & Commission business a perrnanen.
business and will sell at Auction or private sale
as may be requested.
Sales every Saturday afternoon and evening.
r.. DOOLTTTLE.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-08

The PHILosOPnER OUTDoNE.-..A learn
ed philosopher, being in his study, little
girl came for some fire. Says the doctor,
but you have nothing to take it in;" and
as he was going to fetch something the
girl, taking some cold ashes in one hand,
put the live Goals on with the other. The
astonished~s sage threw down his books.
saying, with all my learning l should
never have found out that expedient."
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-08

0T"Are you an Odd Fellow? 2" "No,
sir! I've been married week" III
mean, do you helong to the Order of Odd
Fellows 2" mo! belong to the Order
OF Married men," Thunder! how dumb!
Are you Mason 2" "No: Pm car
Penter by trade" "Worse and worse
are you Son of Temperance 2" "Con-
found you, no, am a son of Mr.. John
Gosling."
The querist went his way with some.
thing of a flea in his ear.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-08

0TFhe Christian Watchman relates
an anecdote OF the Moody family, which
does not appear il ''the book" II is as
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-08

iOIIOW5
On certain Sunday an infant was to
oe christened, and when the time arrived
Tor the performance of the ceremony, the
parents stepped into the aisle, and the ia.
ther, as usual, taking the child and carry.
ing it to the altar; in doing which. being,
perhaps. proud of the child, or something
else, put on unwonted airs ofconsequence,
and walked so erect, that be leaned the
other way, which was noticed, as will be
seen, by Mr.. Moody. Mr. Moody after
performing the ceremony, retired to the
pulpit and commenced the ratifying pray
er. Among other things named in his
prayer, he had the following expression
"We pray thee, o Lord, to relieve thy
servant, now before thee, of that ungodly
strut of his"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-08

Messrs. John Winef and Co.-SIRs: am hap
Py 70 have II In nay power TO bear testimony OF
the good Effects attending the use of your Cansdi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22
TO FEMALE

EAKEks FEMALE sffhheIhE>lNS SYRtP
,VHls VALUABLE SYRUP 10 prepared from he re-
l cipe Of Mira 7. BAKER, lady now ~ years OF age
She hss used II IN her family and In ihonssncs OF Others Tor
ls ~ ,-sr, and IN case has ever ia eh ~ giving
re>s frequently .fecrug even sr"r HE alt dins
had owen up hope OF recovery IL 10 one Of
The beat medicines for female ~o-An-ssi
ICES and all OF or complaints peculiar 10 ihru sex -
c"posed Of fseents-siT ssabe ingredehs w Plofel
HS' o. ~hieh Ael In harmony with esen "1heI Mo sne ~
" Nseie; renovslirg The system ana iinPsune sSse,
N ard vigOr 10 both body and mind Ills one % VIC
preparations Tor coug chs and al Other cou psr"
- 'hk ssmpons OF cobsaui ption. -,
a, ms srsiee ,eiore the public we do 90 WIFE
rno,s eVohaence moving ryefy ins dent and The
peoena properties Of The sare 10 be the very
~ ~ ens eVnpsints IL hss decided advantage over
hynihs oi he ina ever before offered 10 he public LIS
virtues are extracted Without heat hence ON have all The
heNNe properties " he Ingredients no poron OF the
virtues nave escaped IN v-por by boiling Ia prepared
In small On antilles and often. consecuebx Won hsve
fresh snd scuve article mol braf ed &, nlchol The
effect Of which Is 10 excite The for fort tn but
eventually leaves the patent In condition tn an me
wss before tsbng H. This article humbug nor 4. II
gsn OF few psltry doss lIsp-sks Tor Itself and ned.
Dot The puAs Of hired newspapers and silesged hsndb
bus siknds on It's intrinsic merits We ssy, TN and
m effects are perfectly Satisfactory The mon<y will
BE- returned. -
Prepared by DocL c. JOHNS for MOSES BAKER a.
hs Botanic Medicine Store AZ Broadway, T. and Al
no olber place In this city
Price IL per single bottle with directions and -
per dofou.
ALTO constantly on hard and for sale, wholesale ol
retail complete assortment Of Botanic Medicines Roth
crude and mpouad. Physicians supplied on ne most
reasonable Isrma sai4 sms~"
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BOOK TRADE.
GEORGE SANDS

NEW WORK-Th~ Journey man Joiner. or the Com
y rsnion u the Tour OF France. By Geo Sand This
of the lest productions Il this popular aafhor
Translated ~ Frsrcis 6cn. shaw. Price y cents
Dombey and Son. No y. wiley Putnsins edition -
Price II. cents
knixhf Of Gwyune, new edition. Pace = cents
Russell By James Priee Is cents
Crimes ofthe Borgi.s, BY Dumas Price Is cents
The Uufoffurafe Mad. the Missrs Fate Price p cts
The secret rubansl; ty Dumas Price 3 cents
Ardent Trourhfon. the Wrecked Merchant. BY Capt
Mlrryat Price 3 cents
Legends q Mckee; BY Lipp.rd. Proe . cents
The Countess Of Moron. the Triumph Of WOMAN
Pucr > cents
Consuu pti0n C1rabis hy Rose Price 2ceDfs
Miss Psrioe's Louis NV. Part 8. Pncs - cents
Mis- Psaio-'s Louis XIV Complete. Price -
Wazner he " chr Wolf complete. Prlce 30 cents
All the Magazines for October how ready
t5ralalu- Ns-true. With beautiful srd
Paris Fsshon Plate Subscription = 2' cents per No
The Ladies National. with beautiful embellishments
Price ll4 cents.
The Lsdys BOOK with beautiful embellishments Price
= cents
Tte Columbian with beautiful embellishments. Price
= cents
Al the maEszines cheap publications &C viii le found
lie published. and soid or puosnef
prices Booksellers peddlers. agents aad others nnd
Il to tl,ir .lvsrfare ~ cam W n. GRAHAM,
80 Tribune Buildings Nasslu-si Once OF Orahsn Ma-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22
A CARD,


Special attention Is requested TO the following
q Important Nosice.-The astonishing success snd
IMMENSE PATRONAGE attending the New HAT Company
est. bshed only months induces them at once
10 adj to their beautiful Three Dollar Hats far superior
finish ans more costly trimmings Tho Company respect
fully ASSURE the public that they stand pledged 70 supply
the Nuts or Moieskin that be Manufactured
Of their STANDARD price, Three Dollars The Company will
introduce for inspection their Fall Style the 9TH inst
and invite the speeon Of the public 10 their elegant and
superior finish Till the opening Of the season. which will
Be on the 2<h OF August A. usual second quaityno
second pree And ouso consideration will old Hats be
taken exchange except from the patrons OF the yearly
sErsnyspenta CARBANATI, Manager, Iss Nssssa,st
auN ln:s. u door frop Spruce, and 10 Bowsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-22
TO CAPITALISTS

CHANCE F0E PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
Rich,Iron Ore Mines and valuable Water PRIVILEGE
-, FOR SALE 800 ACRES or LAND containing in
~ exhausble beds Of Iron Ore Of the very best qsAy
situate on the West Branch Of the susquehznns kiv
e. near tie Psnnsy vania Canal, Lyeomnx c9sntyto,
sether with the most SPLENDID WAIEh fO"fhS
known Ia the state Nippenose aas Anes Creek oppo-
e Jersey shore In said county whole distance through
said property, 800 feet with y feet inches Ial 70 ssa
creek which may be divided into several natural oes
tons for any kind Of heavy water powers on ms nsin
stream and many Others tributary empyinz Va. rem
The BUILDING MATERIALS, stone &c are 40 CONVEX snt
a. 70 require no reamInz LUnREs fOs BUILDING And
coALrNs in abundance. There Is now about " acres
cleared and 10 cultivation with FoUs D~tLLIsS
on LsR.E wATER POwER TsSsEHY, containing ~ vas,
bark sheds and fixtures with shops and finishing rooms
convenient, SC. one srosE-HovsE ONE sA"n'lI '' ~
psrstus $4,000, IA ,<,,o.,
srtshng 10 capital N 1sr"~fae~,ng oss'nn
tns snns at'ns X .plendd iocation FOR rasrng and
- 6.lfsrpr ROOD; splendid location for Milling gra'"
81 -, - 80, &C. splendid location for plasa(se-
turing all ,ti raIio1f erane<s n.x ~ 80 -
-, -,,af Of ore viz the MASSIVE siLcioos BLOCK the
sav,I or HoSEycoMs and the csLcAEiocs FossiLLFsk-
os Together with q superior aushfy o. Llstnosh, ne
eessar WORKING me sS SO cubic Get Per Minute new
~ freezes hence possesses all The advantages OF steam
without the expense. .-.. a.. ,u..h... 49,
ba or sny part Of the above splendid property, can
have all the necessary Information y GAZING upon me
residing the premises or BY letter addressed
70 him at Jersey Shore Lycomnr County Pa or by call
,ne upon O. W Yoanzman, counselor silsw, al his Office
in The borough Of williamsPort, n said county.
b The subscriber win receive sealed proposals for
the purchase Of whole any part Of the above proper
~ until the 2ist day Of October In which the
. the quantity, amount and tbs terms upon
which be desires the szmebut not less than one fourth o.
the whole offered 20 be paid upon entering into
contract residue the first day Of April next "hsn
xsOd rite and possession Will BE- gwen.
~ The subscriber or his attorney viii Be d bHhon
Hotel Baltimore. the lerh day 81 September
the A.tor Honse City Of SewYork the "a Gay o. 'e
TENDER the fremont House, Cry o. oosyI ~
the 9th d.y Of september next st the hsrehs.fs ~
IN Philadelphia the 9Th day o. oe,o."t ,r,s,s =.
where profile Of the property. certincaies "
IN. ore and every desirsbe sorms,iSn va yn 's
~
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MRS UTIIARD'S

HISTORIES FOR sCHOOLs.-l. Universal History
in Perspective. 8yo
2 History of the United States SvO.
3 school History Of the United States.
The above works extensively used IN many Of the
hest schools in the United States and the School History
(n the language OF distinguished anhor has received
the highest concentrations both for ITS accuracy and lite
rary merits
Eyery notice of them has been highly favorable ercep
one which made for the purpose Of introducing n
val work.
Neither the autor Publishers have attempted the
Introduction Of these works By dparaging the works OF
others Let the pretended errors IN Schooi Histories
be carefully examined before any work introduced by
setting forth the faults OF competitors Mrs Wilards
Histories published By
l. : BARNES 4 co. 81 John-st.
y b. Mrs Wilarts Second Appeal" 10 the pub
lie her Answer Wilson's Reply" respecting her
American Histories, Is furnished gratis All teachers and
others who have received Mr. Wilson's pamphlet are
especially requested 10 read Mrs Willard's Answer,
that they may be and true in their decision.
- IwDNltM A. : BARNES A co. \ John 81.
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ID ITIN ND IUIF IFL " p ~
FOR FALL TRADE.

TIVE FOLLOWING aIf'cl-s offered tor sale e. deal
L ers cheap for cash
li-i cases of Betty OIL
~ do Preserved Ginger
b do tienos Citrou. very handsome.
~ cask- Zsufe Currants, fresh
10 bales Paper shell Almonds
l5 do MafseilIe- do.
fn dn L1nguedoc DO
go boxes Shelled Almonds
600 lhs Sh-lled Peanuts.
100 baskets sweet OH
IS do pint. do dc Plsgui Brand
fe ca.es Brandy Cherries
5abazs Brax Nuts fndo Flberfs - do Madeira Nuts
Is rails new Arabian Dates - cases fIunss u gass lars
Nutlness Mac Alspice Pepper, Indigo al soda, no
. Fi.h sounds ~erires in whl.e. halves ard quarter
i,x.. Currv Powder olives Capres; Raisins in whole
halves and quarter boxes Maccaron, feuicehi genuine
imported cars. fail stock and variety % brands
tsrnf~v de.iers uoui do well % cell and examine
.ek AID price. before purchasing esewee ,,,
a \ ". X Bush.
y,oI..sle Dealers fn FORE IN ard Domestic Fruits
ftDkItMs - " tsllu.iu
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NEW BOOKS 1!

NEW BOOKS Received BY BERFORD co. No. ,
= Y Astor Holse.
Dum1ey aud SON No -. by Charles Dickens - eta.
World of Fashion or september ~.
Houifs Journsi lLold0nl orsept-a rich number PC
Peoples Journal Lordonl Tor sept. > cts
Columbian Magazine Cor sept d cts.
TIE Jourueylnan Joiner. hy George sand. - cts
The Wrecked Merchant, by MaryLf. p els
Louis NV. hy Miss farloe-complete n Nos &c each
Sc oi the Lungs by Or. Fitch-a useful book 81 cts
Ire and's Welcome 20 the stranger bound II
lfish sketch Boos By NJ A Tiimarsh - cts
Firiatiuus no Amcrif A. by Satisfied. - cts
Tire DUKE and the Cousin. by Mrs Grey. > Cts
Oiaoo. hT Melville. suttof OF Typ-e -.
Story OF fle Bstc of Wafer'oo. by Rev Oleig l5c
Margaret Graham. hy c. =. Il. James cts
Legends ~ Mexico. ty C. Lprard 8 CO.
Graham's Magazine for October - No. = year
todey's Lsdys Book for October - elsa No - yeir
National Magazine ior October, OBJ cs NJ; = year
Flowers Personii'cd. 80. q, splendid work - cts
Littelfs Living Age. WORK worth reading ~ cts.
No = year.
Only few .ef oi the English Papers received By he
Britannia Call early A.
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GENTLEME>'s HATS.
FALL FASHlON-lSl7.
BEEBE 4 COsTAR, HATrERS,
10 RROADW Az. ~FW-YOkN, AND


BEEBE \ COSTAR HATrERs,
10 BROADWAY. SEW-yOKN, AND
ISIS ehEsNvr-sr. rHlL .DyifinA, Will PRESENT rnt
FALL FASHION FOR GENrLEMEN'S HATS
On Saturday Aagtsf p. 1871
~ per issuing tho Cushion for the season.
- ". ,saNe 70 say that u Is their intention 70 intro
They have adopted Al entre =. any before
trimming, which combining In ~ 49,. ~. ~ -
rvation OF the hat. ~ e'et'eiS toward 'hs
Another Improvement, will he the st,,., .a,.s Z.
every hat a. wei 70 the features 10 lie Gn y,
the weafer, thereby avoiding the appsen, 80 sxe 81
large and tall man with dinainrtiSe hst .rS o.
RETRF IosIAK viii present on this oers.i,N Nis 80,
their weilknown superior Moeskin Hat biscs
of the Rocky Mountain beaver superior artiels 10y,
will be sold II their regular standard price. ''"
They would respectfully invite attention the branch
Of their shrent lS CheSnuis Phade phiA wh,c6
will be opened the 2h INST m style o0Trcspondiu.
with their house IN New York. with superior stock
goods aud with the avowed object OF furnishing better
hat Tor the price than be found elsewhere There wal
always h found both places tall and complete
Of hats and caps for gents, youth and children 20
gether with ladies riding hats and caps and variety o
fancy soods appertanns % the trade such canes u
breas gloves brushes and other articles for the toilet
The facilities afforded them by ready and frequent IN
iercoufse with the cites OF Paris and London losehe
with the recent Improvements which they have eneete'
In the construction and of machinery, VIII enab
them to offer goods the most desirable fashion and sbrl
cation the yeFy lowest market prices, either Al whole
sale or retail al SITS.
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BURGESS. SPRINGER & co.

HAVE ~ PRESS-Ihe Crafur; or Nulcaus Peak.
IIrale OF the Pacific 3 JAS. fenimore Cooper.
Bran OHM; or Luck = Everything
Launceloi Nise. By Charles Hooton, Esq
The Old judge or Life IN a Colony. By the Author Cd
Sam Slick.
The Old Converts OF Paris
The Haunted March. BY George Sand.
The Diseases OF Woman their Causes and Cure &c u -
J.. Hollick. NJ ID.
SIR Henry Morgan the Bnccaneer. BY the Author %
Raflin the Refer
Marmsduke Herbert or the Fatal Error. BY Lady Bss-
siugfou.
Faust; Romance By the Author ofthe Mysteries OF
London"
Feval.
Raithu the Refer, Cruise OF the Midge Tom Cnnse'-
Log; Anne GREY The Admirars Daughter; Richard Of
York Bfsmbleiye House LAHORE, Tor Hill Orphan.
OF nsW alden, The B0udnan The Dark Lady 81 DoQnah
tRGEss. SrRlNGERN co Publishers,
% II Zg2 Broadway
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NEW ROCKS.

BURGESS. STRINGER 4 90. Printers, rubllshers
I'D and Dealers Ia Cheap Publications. will issue on Tues
day. Sept. -;
The Struggles and Adventures Of Christopher Tadpoir
bv Horace smith with prOiusiOn 0i humorous ensray-
nxs executed n 'he best style Of art By j. W. Ofr-hst
part - cents. On Wednesday
Ardent Troughton tue Wrecked Merchant; by thu au-
thor OF Peter Simple" Prrcival hreue, sc. THIS Is
one Of the exquisite stories the gallant capt AIN
ever wrote. Price - cents. On Thursday
Camp aud Quarer-Deck; concise graphic narraob OF
the prcpal battles fought and and from Nalmy
~ Waterloo i-q.-l8l5 With over one hundred life
Sketches Of the various commanders serving during tut
period accompanied BY battle scenes and por
traits Puce p cents BURGESS. s1RlNOhk ~.
st4up - Broadway, cor Ann-st.
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WILSON'S SERIES

nF SCHOOL HISTORIES juvenile American HIS
OtOry-jl cents.
History %, the United stafes-o2 cents
American History, limo. LARGE %
Commemorative Chart of American History
The School Histories Of M Wilson characterized
r their ACCURACY Ceaness ana beauty Of style and ieT
aflnirabIe adapfedn-ss for ga the schOol-roOm.
The School History 0i the iued states - accom- panied
with Geographical Notes and explanatory Maps giving II
derded value any other history OF ~" kind-lt -
dlspiacing many OF the inferior histories.
The Public Schools u Cincinnati have recently, after q
careful examination. adopted Wilson's history 10 the
placeof Mrs Wiard's
Teachers VIII be- furnished With copies Tor examination
WILSON, Histories Published By
MARk ~. NEWMAN co. 100 Broadway \.
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