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The INDIANS ON THE Missouri AND PLATTE
The steamer Tamerlane reached St. Louis on the
sth instant, having made the long trip to and from
the mouth of the Yellow Stone, and days jour
ney beyond, in the period of ffty-threc days-the
shortest time made. The Republican learns
from the clerk of the boat, that the Indians all
in dissatisfied condition, and at continual war
with each other Two three days before their
arrival at the Gros ventres village, attack was
made upon these Indians by 1000 of the Sioux, but
they were repulsed.
Mr.. Carrot in charge of the American Fur Com
panys fort fired his cannon at the attacking party
and it was said they had sworn revenge. They were
to return in twenty days with reinforcement OF
900 men, TO exterminate the Gros ventres In
dams, and destroy the whiesh the fort. 1t was un
derstood that great numbers of Indians dying
of cholera at the head of the Platte.
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'UAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY.

aug 10 booksellers, near YIN ST.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY.
Permanent Fund by Act or Incorporation,
100000.
Office No 81 GraDier Street, bst,oeen Camp and ST.
Charles streets, NeD Orleans, La.
TRUSTEES
John Hagan Samuel Stewart
Peter Conrey.jr Geo. strawbridge
Robert j. Ward John s. Allison
Isaac Johnson VIM. f. Leverich
Joseph Walker Edward Sparrow
Manuel White Henry s. Buckner
PETER CoNREy, jr., President Board Of Trustees
DIREcToRs
Joseph w. Stanton Warrick Martin
John l.. Lewis Mark Walton
VIM. M. Goodrich Joseph Lallande
John l.. Safarans M. M. Cohen
A. ID. Crossman Preston w. Farrar
Cornelius Fellowcs William III. White
Edw. Jenner Cox John d. Bean
John Stroud, SEN VIM. c. Tompkins
John Calhoun John B. Leefe
Joshua Baldwin
go-This Company is prepared to entertain appli-
cations for Life Insurance, and issue Policies on
all sound and healthy White persons and Negroes,
at the Table OF Rates established by the Board,
which are less than the rates charged by the New
York and London Offices and without their resric-
tons az TO residence in the South BY the charter,
dividends of profits declared annually, and the
profits draw interest and can be made available ut
once to the extent of thirds Of their amount,
where the party has paid his premiums in full.
JOHN HAGAN, President Of the Company.
PREsToN w FARRAR, Vice President.
Thomas H0sr, NJ b. = consal sSaoa o.
HARTMAN DoANE, Secretary.
II. G. HEART, Agent.
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance
members at New York and London rates Pros
pectus, table of rates, and all information as to Life
Insurance, and all papers necessary to effect Insu
rance can be had at the Office of the Company OF
by letter to the Agent at New Orleans.
l. In order to accommodate all classes young men
and mechanics having families dependent upon
them, the Company will allow all persons insuring
for IVs, where the premium amounts to over $50
per annum, to pay one half in cash, and one half
in satisfactory endorsed note at ~ months bearing
interest at per cent. per annum.
N. B.-The business of this Company is confined
to LIFE INSURANCE ONLY. By resolution of the
Board, no Fire, River, or Marine Risks are taken
Aug. l6-6m
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CHOLERA ON THE PLAINs.-A correspondent OF
the Springfield Wing, who is on his way TO Cafor-
MIA, says the cholera has been confined almost en-
trely to those that of the boats on the Mis-
souri, and Mississippi rivers. The Californians
from southwestern Missouri, who had not been ON
these rivers, with hardly an exception, escaped.
We not surprised at this. The southwestern
Mssourians had never been in contact with masses
of the cholera infected those had been who ira
versed those rivers. They came out of healthy
region into open, elevated country, and were
not exposed TO cholera, except where they might
have overtaken some company invaded by cholera.
In such cases, however, the exposure would have
been very slight.
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BY TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC
NEw YoRK. August 2l

NEW HUB
The Board of Health report 10 cases and 80 deaths
OF cholera for the twenty fours ending at noon to-
day.
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ADELPHI THEATRE
Will open on MONDAY EVENING, August 20.
GEO. w. HARVEY, Manager.
Prices of admission: Parquette and Boxes, 25 cents;
Upper Tier, 49, cents.
The celebrated original Nightingale Ethiopian
Serenaders,
H. X. JOHNSON,
M. w. WHITE,
w. H. MORGAN,
GEO. KUNKEL,
HARRY LEHR,
Respectfully announce To their friends and the
public of this city, that they will give few of their
inmtable concerts at the above cool and commo-
dious place OF amusement, commencing on MON
DAY EVENING, August 20, and continue every
evening during the week, after having performed
in all the principal cities in the Union, and for the
last twenty five consecutive nights at the Balt-
more Museum, where their concerts were attended
by the elite and fashion of Baltimore.
Mr. ii. r. GOODALL, the celebrated Imitator,
will appear and give limitations of the great actors
of the day-Messrs. Forrest, Booth, Janison, Muir
doch, Owens, Wallack, Connor, II. ID. Rice, &c,
having been received with unbounded applause in
Baltimore.
Aug, lS-lw
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THoMAs,s FRUIT CULTURIsT.

CONTAINING directions for raising young
~ Trees in the Nursery, and for the manage
ment Of the Orchard and Fruit Garden. BY j.
Thomas. TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
AuQ. % booksellers near Ninth street
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PITTsBURG, August 20.

PITTsBURG, August 20.
There have been 3 deaths from cholera during
the past twenty four hours at Birmingham. The
disease is still confined to the place where il first
made its appearance. A great number of the in
habtants are still removing, and the infected dis
trict is almost deserted
Messrs. Young, Johnson, and Plunkett's glass
house at Birmingham partially destroyed by
fire on Sunday morning.
ALABAMA ELEcTIoN.-We have numerous de-
tails of the elections in this State which it is I'M
necessary to publish The general result is known,
and varies, in the main, but little from what it
two years ago.
The delegation to Congress is the same, politi
cally, as in the last, to wit, two Wings and five
Democrats, as follows: First district William J.
Aston; Second district-Henry w. billiard; Third
district Sampson w. Harris; Fourth district
Samuel w. Inge Fifth and Sixth not heard from,
but certainly Democratic; Seventh-Franklin w.
Bowdon. The first two are Wings
For the Legislature, the Wings have made a nett
gain of several members, but not sufficient to give
us majority, though we may have carried the
senate.
We shall be able in day or two to publish the
official returns in the several Congressional dis
tricts, well a correct list Of members of the
| Legislature.
On the whole, things remain much as they toere
| in Alabama.-IMobile Advertiser.
AUGUSTA, (Ga) August 20.
Il
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When consider these tables refer 10 but
port, the amount Of immigration viii be found to
surpass what not long since seemed possible.
m The schooner Commonwealth, arrived here ON
Thursday, brought the large fare of IS 900 cod fish,
amounting TO about eight hundred quintals This,
we believe If the only vessel that has been sent to
the bank ior many years, from this place. We
hope tins successful fare will induce others TO en-
gage IN tins hshery at the Bank, where the largest
hsh can be obtained - Porfiond Journal Arg NJ
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CHEAP SCHOOL BOOKS of every kind at
" Taylor & Maury's Bookstore, near 9th street.
STATES and COPY BOOKS and PENS, at very
low prices. Aug lS-tf
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beautiful BIBLES and Prayer Books
- every variety.
Hymn Books Of the different denominations.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Aug 20 Bookstore, near 9Th st.
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AUGUSTA, (Ga.) August 90
Col. VIM. English, of Florida, who was reported
to have been murdered by the Indians, is safe
though he was compelled to desert his plantation
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DEATH OF GENERAL GoDwIN.-We regret to be
called upon to announce the death of Gen. Abra-
ham Goodwin, of Paterson, N. j., father of Parke
Goodwin, esq. He served in the last war with Great
Britain, when he distinguished himself; but was
more distinguished in private life for his integrity
and moral worth. He was formerly postmaster at
Paterson and had been restored to the same posi-
ton by General Taylor. We understand his death
was occasioned by pulmonary affection, under
which he had suffered for some time past.
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rIFT-LEAVES OF AMERICAN POETRY.
" Edited by Griswold-illustrated.
The Romance of Nature, the Poetical Lam
guage of Flowers. Colored Plates.
Just published and for sale by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Aug. 20 Booksellers, near 9th st.
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nR. VAN PATTEN. Dentist, has the plea
IL of announcing his return to his old Office
and business. Having supplied himself largely
with the most beautiful Teeth Of the most approved
modern structure, and the very best gold foil OBJ
tainable he is determined if possible, to excel in
every branch of his calling.
In order that may give my time and attention
| the more exclusively to my profession, ] am re-
solved to sell at very low rates, and liberal time
if desired, any and all my real property, lying a,
all remote from my Office viz: all of that beautiful
square, consisting of more than two OF
ground, now enclosed and under cultivation as a
garden, situated the brow of the hill in front of
Mrs. Tayloe's and Mr.. Shanks' residence, and
square southwesterly from the War and Navy
Departments; the half of square l73, enclosed,
and yielding two three tons of hay annually,
being the same square which Captain Carbe.
ny resides and adjoining General Van Ness's man
sion; also quarter Of square las, being Immediately
west Of the latter; lot PC, in square 534 being a
corner lot, in good fence and cultivated lots 22
%, and "a, in square 5S4 lot I, square 63S being
large corner lot small tenement upon il lot To-
in square $40, large corner lot, unimproved lot
2s, in square 643; lots l, 5, and T. in square GA
and two large lots in square 1872, on Capitol Hill,
and near the Capitol The title Of all of the above
is indisputable.
G. H. VAN PATTEN, Dentist,
near Browns Hotel Pennsylvania avenue
Aug. lo-3tif
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INGENUITY IN THE USE OF THE HAND In type
founding, when the melted metal has been poured
into the moulds, the workman, by peculiar turn
Of his hand, rather jerk, causes the metal tn be
shaken into all the minute interstices Of the mould.
The heads of certain kinds of pins are formed by
a coil or two of fine wire placed at one end. This
is cut off from a long coil fixed in lathe; the
workman cuts off one or two turns of the coil,
guided entirely by his eye, and, such is the manual
dexterty displayed in the operation, that work.
man will cut of 10000 or 10000 heads without
making a single mistake as to the number of the
turns in each. An expert workman can fasten
on from 10000 10 l5,0 600 of these heads in day.
The reader will frequently have seen the papers
in which pins stuck for the convenience of sale;
children can paper from 80 900 to 10000 in day,
although each pin involves a separate and distinct
operation.
In stamping the grooves in the heads of needles,
the operator finish 5000 needles in an hour,
although he has to adjust each separate wire at
every blow In punching the eyeholes of needles
by hand children, who are the operators acquire
such dexterity To be able To punch human
hair and thread It with another, for the amusement
of visiters.
In finally ''paperng needles for sale, the female
employed can count and paper 5000 in an hour
Exchange paper.
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LORD BRoUeHsm, they say, intends to visit Anne
RIGA this fall. Doubtful
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NATHANIEL DENBy.--We have heretofore stated
that this gentleman denied that he had appropriated
the public money which came into his hands to his
own use. From what have heard, and from
what we know of the man, we believe the state
ment His error in permitting another to do
that which he would not do himself.
But the matter with which the public has to deal,
is not who got the though that's point OF
some nterest-but how, under the sub treasury
system that amount was subtracted from the pub
lie treasury, and applied to individual purposes,
without being detected-or if known, why the Pres
ident and his Secretaries failed to inform Congressi
1t is not so important TO know that the money is
gone, as to know how it went we ,oant to stop the
h0ie-RichnOnd Wing.
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A CLASSICAL QUssrIos Master Tibbs, Of the
First Form please, sir! II the Romans de-
stroyed, will there be any more Latin GRAMMAR
Punch.
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IMMIGRATION.

Adjutant General u. S. Army.
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D1RADp1 D13
FOR TAXING THE PILLS, To
Care .fgme y Fcrer, or Chi..s
(gfs.y Eprpr.

Any ease Of Ague and Fever, Or Chill, and r.,
yer, may be speedily and sffccuslly cured, by us-
log DR. hURPtiY's SUGAR COATED VEG.
EFABLE ANTI FEVER PILLS, according 10
the following Directions.
gcl pr caai=1z= @, NV m, syg,, "a
f"is' wrapped up Ia piece of paper. separate
nom the others, and designed 10 act AZ a mild
caihartie, t. cleanse the stomach aud bowel. and
grown person must take dose Of these soan A.
'he feTef goes oil. From to foe il a desc e,r
grown person: then commence taking the 9th.
ers aoout eight or ten bours before the nsuaIti,,e
'"' u'e next emil 70 come on, and q grown person
muot take fu' Ptls at Dose every tgn bonrs
nnli six doses have been taken-s6erwards -
f1' fias Dght and morning for three :, s,,,
Gays longer, and you will fad yourseIf e.eetual.
" cured. These Pills being coated with smear
renders them Plsusaai 10 take. AID urevep,. Al,
the nausea usually attendant On tlkiag other pills
Inc dose for children from eight 10 ,.flvo
years old, should be hslfihe quantity for 4, gto,v,
person. as above recommended. Those f,om foo,
" e'ght years, one quarter Of the quantity. and
younger chiIcren IN proportioa.-W hen chtll,ep
c'hn'l swallow the Pills, they can be made into
syrup BY dissolving them 10 warm wafer and
sweetening II with sugar. N'1
de diet, generally, should be light and nouy.
shing, aud such as is easily digested but in mild
cases, 90 change from the usual mode Of liyiop
Is necessary. The patient, however. shoaId M,
use any beer, ale, or porter
Just received at the Charlotte Drug Stare and
for sale by JAS p ,u .tse az"
Chartoifs, Stpt. 2, 1877.
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Causes CT FeVers.

The inlmediats cause 5f Aglc and Fever. Chill,
and Fever. AMI ferefs generally, is tbs st'iuria
or mias'aq sfising from es11yiEg segs3a5ls Sub
stances, sd fom pusii I'D f;axaztiag wsscss
ms i evid1nl iraa 90 sf prevailing he great
est extent IN low, mlrshy eounE,rs s5sHat.ng
with stagnaied water and by their prog.az BIOS.
fatal in all low, marshy countries where mos,
beat and moisture are combined.
They may also be oceasioned BY eating too much
nnripe fruit. By poor watery diet, damp houses
evening dews, lying upon The damp GROUND, over
fatig .e, depressing passions, g..
Persons Of relaxed habit, who use una hole.
some diet, and take bu, little exercise are usual
~ the hrsl to be taken. Also. where tho inia bi
tanss OF high country remove TO low one, they
are generally seiz-d with Intermitling Fevers
and to such the disease NEST apt 10 prove fatal
If due Precaution Is not taken 10 prevent 1t. B4l
no age ser, or constitution, however, are entirely
exempt ifom its attacks.
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SIX pTOws.

The symptoms of Fevers are, generally, Pain
in the Head and Loins, WEAKNESS of the Limbs,
Yawning. Stretching, Giddiness Of the Head AL
ternate fits Of Heat and CoId tho tongue become.
white, and the eyes aud skin frequently appe r
yellow. In Ague and Fever there is sometimes
great sickness and vomiting, and Is succeeded b y
Chilis aud vlolent shaking-aftsrwards the ski
becomes moist, and proiuse sweat breaks out.
shlch generally terminates the fl, or pafosysm.
Bu, all The symptoms Of Fever vary according to
the season Of tho year. and the situation Of The
per on attacked.
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REMOVAL.
OF THONSONTAN gOTA.
MIC MEDICINES,

NPHM LARRABEE. No. 20, s. Calvert st..
HZ BALTIMORE, has removed his Laboratory 10
his new building, No. "a, and has sIways on hand
me iirgs't and most complete assortment of pure
po,an'c remedies IN The United States, prepared
under bis special care al bis Lsboratory-bei
me hfst erected in the United States for tho spe
e e, guLpss q prepsring THOMSONIAN 30.
iAHiC #EDI iSHS. Al, OF the puiverized
and compounded articles are pu, up IN Quarter
and nal polnd pack ages, or IN bulk, and neatly
laoeIsd "th directions suitable for retailing, and
upon psttsr terms than the same article eau be-
had iar IN the u. $. Every article in his l,ne /,
"atfsatsd genaiae--ths public can rely upon this
W liberal discount made to coJatry rner
chants, who are Pafliculary requested to call and
exilnine quality. &c. befors purchasing.
" ihs VARIOUS Treatise.. embracing tire mos,
rspnted anIhors, upon the Th I'm lonan or fsatanio
system Of Medicine, may also be bad ., hi. es,.h
Aug. 30, !sl5. HS
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|DR. lie R0Ys
E.IGET.iBEE
Universal Pills.

ARE A STRENGTHENING. PURGAim
AND A PURIFYING TOME
These Pll~ ere universally setnoshtf"T
al w.s have used lism. TO hs rsss.aL W.
add certain Cure for Biious Fs,e's f"s !"
Agnc. Liver Complaints, 5ich f3ssdssss y"
dice. Indigestion. impori,y Of the e'coc' os,,s
Gus Diseases, Nervous Irritation, Languc'' W.
teal Costiv,noss, Luss of Appetite, D'r''
Files, Collie. Worms 10 CkiIdfsn, Fsm's ~
plants, and 10 sll Dissssss .rsint hon i@!ss
Liyer OF Impure BLOOD, and they are s'!0'ss
comparison The best Of all knaws spseih' ~
cure Of that class Of diseases fef which Inc -"
cal Faculty have for years united 10 Pr''e'''
the celebrated
SarsaparilIa and wild Chcr'h
which are the two principal ingrtdisn'a =
lie Roys Pills; and ere 90 rombih'd WIZ ~.
valuable Remedial Agents (.dded to 'upfl ~
tain ssnativs properties which both are 'eH d.
o',) that the whole compound fufni,hs' lm
most effective. most agreeable, ssd nlos' ~ 4.
Tonic and ApOfient Mtdleine ever oher'a " :
public. 81
as an Anti.bilious medicine, no fsm'lJ 49,
be without them. 4 single trial 10 mote ''''-
tory than q thousand certificates. -
lie careful 10 ask for Dr. L. Roys 'ss'"''l
uaiversal Pills, aud take no other !. n,
aJPrlce rs cents per bog. For sac
JAMES b. GILsKK, Charlotte. and BY fs"''
fonS, Concord.
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u person has tuberculn
disease requiring these rem
eeies, more or less tenderness
: will be felt on applying pres
suIe with the thumb on the
, gsnslions Of the spinaI nerves
IN The inteFve,iebrsl spaces
along each side Of the spine.
! Any person Of common sense
i can determine this fact II
IL no matter " helher there
, are one or mora places where
tenderness. is found, OF one or
more ergsns or limbs are dis.
'ssed, Or which organs or
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Fresh Fruit. &c.

lust recsive1-Oranges, Lemons, Mint COZ
% dial, B,st Cheese, in boxes, Bitter. Water,
and Sugar Crackers, Piio Bread, Ci,ron, Pfeserv
ed Ginger, Beef Tongues. Mixed Pickles, Fresh
Raisins, Superior London Porter, in pin,s and
quarts and number Of other articles ia the
Gsoetry line.
Call and purchase while they arc fresh, at
T. J. HOLTJN'S.
Nov l0.h. 1913.
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BY THEIR USE,

The weak will become s'rsns The pale a.! Y
Gus complerioa 10 restored 10 a psf 9th -
and healthy color ell the bad ~ mp,On' ssD
By orc dissPrear.
In short, tssse Pills are a. issoles',sss
vance upon any other msdit.as sss' hsfn ~
Cd 10 the putiic. A rsiAL WILL a1nTr ,Hr
~ Tnis.
JAW rs, 1s4T. tld
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With large a.sor'mcn, Of diamond bre.stpins
and Gismoud 6Dger rings. which viii sell much
cheaper than any store IN the city. With large
stock Of gold mock, curb and TOO chains, earl rings
and every thing in The Watch and JeUclry line,
al! Of which am determined 10 sell ches per than
can BE- Dough, eIses here ] anu III fed with
small profits and quick ,sie..
As 70, my stock Of Watches 18th gold ,nd.i.
yer. defy competition; 81 regards quality aud
quantity. am prepared 10 sell them BY the single
watch. BY the d zen or gross, so tina, pssszns Gao
Be sure of beip4 su,s5y D. ssd ding tie no aBEi
of money which they wish 10 expend, can have
goods sent TO any part Of the Uailed slaiss. Yves,
Indies or Canada, or by sending the Money to
any express Office, the money 10 be pad on the
delivery OF The goods All | ask i, tri.l. 10 con-
vince personsit will be much 10 their advantage
to purchase from me. guarantee eli goods
-ei to be shst they are Represented or The money
Will be refunded. Pease save this advertisement,
and coli at
LEWIS IADOMUs,
4l3 MARKET st. above Eleventh, North s!Se
Philadelphia.
lTAii kinds Of Watches imported TO ofder.
April, 1873. en-
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A LII person, indebted to Maj Wm. Ire Da.
CA vicspn laie Of this county, by Note are re-
guesGed TO come forward AID pay up by the 18th
ii December next Those " no do nat avai them
selves Of this notice may expect to have 70 settle
with an officer.
DAVID A. CALDWELL Agent.
Nov. a. lsis tl5dec
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Creat National Work.

WrcSt NUuhOuut WIN
A History Of the Resoiution and Lioes Of
the Heroes Of the War of Independence,
BY CHARLES J. PETERSON.
An eleran, volume with Is hne Steel Plates. and
nearly 800 beautiful Wood Eugtssings.
"This is a splendid book. A valuable addition
to the Historic Literature Of our country. Wesre
much mistaken If il does not take rank With the
works Of Irving aud Prescott. FraHtford Herald
at surpasses any similar work yet offered 10
the american ublic."-Neals Gszette.
cit may be properly considered poPular"ed
Military History of the Revolution extremely well
and jad,clously wrii,en."-North American.
tine present work on the Revolution and lie
Heroes, is superior. both 10 extent aud design 10
any that has hsrstsfors come uader our notices.
-Iasuir~.
A vel connected History Of that eventfal %
riod.-Lsdgsr
Decidedly the bes, p0Dusr History Of the War
Of the Revolution and its Heroes, that hiss YET been
given to the couutry."-Sst Erehing Pest.
pIGENTy WANTED 10 Csnssss fer tie
s6Oss elesant Work, in essry Csssss and Tsrn 8"
the Un,sd Sisfss 10 whom the most liberal induce
men,s will be offered. Price only %.
Address (Pos, paid VIM. A LEARf.
No. lo5 North Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
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AGENTS WANTED

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"a POPULAR WORKS in every oopN,sa,
throughout The United States To Aganns,
mosi liberal encouragement 10 sfered.s...
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vs. per week IL
~ For iurlher particulars, address (p,s' -
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