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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

terring the qualified veto, will never be exercised
by me, except in the cases contemplated by the
fathers Of the Republic | view it as an extreme
measure, to be resorted to only in extraordinary
cases--as where it may become necessary to de-
iend the Executive against the encroachrnents of
the Legislative power, or to prevent hasty and in
considerate or unconstitutional legislation BY
cautiously combining this remedy within the sphere
prescribed to it in the contemporaneous EXPOSE
tons OF the trainers of the Constitution the will of
the people, legitimatey expressed on all subjects
of legislation, through their constitutional organs,
the Senators and Representatives of the United
States, will have its full effect. As indispensable
to the preservation of our system of self-govern-
ment, the independence of the Representatives of
the States and the people is guaranteed by the
Constitutions and they owe no responsibility to
any human power but their constituents. BY
holding the Representative responsible only to
the people, and exemptng him from all other in
fluences, we elevate the character of the constt-
uent and quicken his sense of responsibility to
his country 1t is under these circumstances on
ly that the elector can feel that, in the choice Of
the law-maker, he is himself, truly, a component
part OF the sovereign power of the nation. With
equal care we should study to defend the rights
of the executive and judicial departments. Our
Government can only be preserved in its purity
by the suppression and entire elimination of eve
ry claim or tendency of one coordinate branch
to encroachment upon another. With the strict
observance of this rule and the other iniunctions
Of the Constitution-wth a sedulous incubation
of that respect and love for the Union of the
States, which our fathers cherished and enioined
upon their children, and with the aid of that over
ruling Providence which has so long and so kind
ly guarded our liberties and Institutions we may
reasonably expect to transmit them with their in
Vulnerable blessings to the remotest posterty.
But attachment to the union ofthe States should
be habitually fostered in every American heart.
For more thun half century, during which king
doms and empires have fallen, this Union has
stood mistaken. The patriots who formed it
have long since descended to the grave yet still
it remains, the proudest monument to their MEM
DRY, and the object Of affection and admiration
with every one worthy to bear the American
name. In my Judgment, its dissolution would be
the greatest of caamies, and to avert that should
be the study of every American. Upon its pres
ervaton must depend our own happiness and that
of countless generations to come. Whatever
dangers may threaten it, shall stand by it, and
maintain it in its integrity, to the full extent of
the obligations imposed, and the power conferred
upon me by the Constitution.
u. TAYLOR.
NJ Al,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27
Disappointed.

All who expect that the Waterman is to run
Il race with the Patriot for--inJdmy. Black
guardlsm is lis forte the Waterman gives up
without trying. We cannot even bring ourseIf
to treat the gentleman who appears as Third edi-
tor of shat paper with the severity which he de-
serves. Suffice it say, that he has not yet re-
signed the office OF justice he has forgotten the
matter in discussion between US; and he has
dragged IN other matter not pertinent to the cuse
nor proper for him to medGle with at all. All
this goes to prove in earnest what we have sug-
gested in jest. He does not himself entertain
that contempt for the Wing party which he at
tempted to make others feel. Oh no-he holds a
Wing commission yet. He does not really think
that the Wings are liberal. How could he p
They not only ratified his nomination to the
commissionership, conferred by his own party,
but gave him the post of honor the first mag
istrate OF his town. What then? Why should
the honorable gentleman DO so very foolish a
thing as publicly 10 resign worthless Office, ac-
companied with a slur upon the Wing party, and
yet retain better office ? We thought his usu-
al sagaclty was at lault-his wit was out tor the
nonce; we even joked the gentleman perhaps
TOO severely-and so turned upon him the weop-
ons he had aimed at the Wing purity. And then
he is really mad, and perpetra.es great folly for
himself and great wrong upon us, but more es-
pecaly upon others who have offended him ne-
Their in Jest, nor uct, nor even thought. We are
sorry for him. But he will recover, and one Of
these days will most profoundly wonder that he
could get so far beside hnself
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opened through on Tuesday, Dec. le, and tbs
event was celebrated most joyfully by the citi-
zens of Burlington, Middebury, Braudon, Rut-
land &c,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

Speaker is chargeable to few factionlss of diff
terent stripes, who forced the scheme by which
lie succeeded. Remember this and watch the is.
Slln
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

o. Tue MESSAGE is brief pithy, patriotic
and plain as pike.staF The People will read
1t and conclude that Zachary Taylor means to
be President after the good old fashion, let his
enenes say what they win.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27
WASHINGTON, December 4th, 1919.

0}~We tender our thanks to L. A. BOWEL,
Railway postmaster, for one of the limited num-
Der OF Express copies of the Message which fell
to his lot. It reached us at 9 p. IN. Tuesday
the cars having been detained several hours, at
White River, waiting for the train of the South
ern route,
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05~The December term ofthe Orange County
Court commenced it's session at Chelsea, last
Tuesday Judge Redfeld presiding. The Court
have appointed Hon. Joseph Berry, OF Newbury,
Clerk in place of Hon. Calvin Blodgett, OF Chel-
sea. Windsor Journal
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-03
To the Ladies.

T1HE Subscribers this morning opening Cases OF Rich
i Spring Goods, viz:
Plain Changeabe SILKS, very rich coIors;
Small Stripe do do do do do
do Fig'd do do very choice.
Plain Black do variety ofcosts
New Scotch DE LANES, just imported.
do Manchester do styles.
Plain Linen Ginghams, the choicest colors.
Plaid do do do do.
Cold Bordered LINEN HDKF'S
Tape do do do extra fine.
CASHMERE SHAWLS, great variety
Small fg'd do something new.
Black Silk 90 and extra quality,
The above Goods, with a great variety of
other New Goods just bought under the favorable
circumstances and prepared sell them as usual
a. little bslow the market price.
N. B. We would particularly call your attention to
our OF PRINTS, which is acknowledged by
every one 10 be superior to any in this city.
HALL & THOMPSON,
MRrch7. davis opposite Central Hotel
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ARBTVED THIS MORNING,
conarfnership Notice.

TEssE BOYNTON, ofProvidence, r. l., was admitted
i member of our firm the fifteenth day OF March,
,;nue to be conducted by us, heretofore, under the
s,ya oil M CURTIs, CO., at the Old Stand No 27s
fgp sTAIRs.) Main street, Worcester Q correc. any
nrsssons that have gone abroad TO the contrary we
,ste This opportunity say that have no connection
Nth any other mandatory, and also TO thank the pubic
Cor their very liberal and increasing patronage
N r. Ali articles from Establishment, ,oarrdnted
in quality and manufacture. j. M CoNliS :" ~ ~.
March 23 l64s. ~"
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messengers NOLlCte -
Worcester, So. March 81, 1919.
HENRY CHAPLIN Esq. Commissioner of Insolvency
H for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of ALEXANDER PUTNAM,
ofWorcester, in said County, and HENRY d. HOWARD
of Sutton in said County traders and partners nner the
firm OF Howard q Putnam, and late in the firm
of Howard Putnam & Co., nsolvent debtors, and the
payment of any debts, the delivery OF any property
belonging the said debtors them. for their use,
and the transfer of any property by them forbidden
by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of the said debtors
will be held at the office of said Commissioner, in Wor
cester in said County, the t,centy sirth day Of prl
nert O'Clock III the forenoon, for the proof of
debts and the choice of assignee assgnees of their
estate. fA2l j. DAY, d. s Messenger.
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FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYS

FENHE SpriRg Term of this School will commence the
i second Wednesday Of Aprt neDt. Instruction will
be given ia al the branches of thorough English and
Classical Education. The annual charge board, tut
tion washing fuel and lights, will be Sl52, $50 per
term Of twenty one weeks.
For further particulars, reference may be had to the
following Gentlemen:
Rev. Joseph w. Gross, West Boylsfon; Rev. Leonard
Tracy, Winchendon; Rev. Gardner b. Perry, Bradford
Rev. Elan smaey, Forester; Rev. Hervy Fits, Ash>
land Benjamin G. Harris Esq, Phenir r L.; George W.
Boston; Merrick Lyon Esq., Providence, r. II John " :.
P. Ienks, Esq, Middeboro Samson Amy, Esq Plains
field, Conn. SYLVANUS MORSE,
West Vision, March 80, 1919 dSw Principal.
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aThe Second Advent Church in Worcester
will hereafter hold their meetings in WARREN HAIL.
where preaching may be expected every LORDS day. aud
all who feel any interest hear upon the subject of the
Advent of Lord, and the transporting in the
world the ulflmen Of Prophesy connected with bis
coming and the establishment of his Kingdom on the
Earth, pectully invited to attend. d2wM29
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FISH MARKET,

NO. Is FRONT STREET, WORCESTER,
TT7HERE be found all the different kinds of FRESH
w FISH the affords from the NewYork, Boston
Hartford, New Haven Norwich, New London, and Prov
dence markets. such Cod HaddOck, MGckeret Ha ibu
Shad Bass, Black and Blue Fish, Salmon, &c together
with assortment Of small Fish from he Salt and Fresh
Waters ALEC, all kinds OF SHELL FISH from the above
places Also OF Dried, Smoked and Picked
Fish, wholesale and retail.
N. Fish bought at this market will be dressed in the
best and fashionable style, and sent reasonable
distance free Of charge. TERMS CASH.
{1F- Cash paid tor all kinds Of FRESH WATER FISH.
Auril g. N. G.. SPRAGUE.
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Dissolution.

THE Copartnershp heretofore existing between the
subscribers under the name of MERRIFIELD q HAP
GOOD is this day dissolved by mutual The
standing affairs of the late firm will be settled by either
the Undersigned the place of business of the
ale firm the of Central and Exchange Streets.
A. NJ MERRIFIELD,
N. r. HAPGOOD.
Worcester March 80, 1849 A2dtf
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]. HOOKER, M. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Office and Residence, No Park Street.
DR. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
snd of the adjoining towns, that he has opened Office
by himself and octs patronage from his friends aud others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid
He will not uust the dispensing of Medicine to the Of
inexperienced individuals but will far practicable attend
TO HIMSELF thus avoiding great risk to Patient and Physician
Jad diff
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CODnrtmersVpiD Notice,

TINE subscribers have this day formed coParnership
under the name and style JOY e. HAPGOOD for
the transaction of business Architects and House.
wrights and will hold themselves in readiness to attend
all orders in their business, at their Office at the
Of Central and Union Streets, recently occupied by Mer-
riied IL Hapgood. LEWIS E. JOY,
Worcester, March So 1549 N. R. HAPGOOD.
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NOTICE,

TTNHE ARCHITECTURAL BUSINESS will be continued as
by the subscriber, at No 20 Central Era
change. ELBRlDGE BOYDEN.
April 9. diff
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COMPREHENSIVE Notice.

vTNHE Coparnership heretofore existing under the firm
L ofBoYDEN & Joy, istfis day dissolved by mutual
consent ELBRlDGE BOYDEN,
Worcester March so, 1919. LEWIS E. JOY.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES litsa,eS.

Opened this day-l case of Fine Scotch Ginghams
~ which are selling rapidly at the low price OF Ten
cents yard.
Also 2 cases of Lancaster Ginghams with great va
riey OF FINER GOODS all Of which are selling at the
Io,es.t nrices at G. j. NEWCOMERS
March "a. dw3wis 100 nam ..
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NOTTCE

A LLPERSONS indebted to the subscriber for Lamber
N or to BrFFuM y EARLE for Coal, are requested o
make immediate payment. The Books and Bills may be
found at the City Coal Yard Office, PARK SrREsT
Worcester, 5 mo. 81, 1919. dwtt b. BUFFUM.
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PEACH TREES.

OO0O PEACH TREES, comprising 25 well selected
EUUU varieties at $3.50 per hundred. Orders left at
the IgricuituraL Ware Hsuse, opposite the City Hall
will meet with prompt attention
4mo 3 1919 dwSw o. b. HADWIN.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-03

VNHE subscribers having purchased of B. BUFFUM his
l. entire stock of Lumber at Washington Square, have
this day connected themselves in business under the firm
of T. s. o. X. EARLE and will continue said business
at the Old Stand, where they will be happy to furnish
thing in their line at the lowest market prices.
THOMAS EARLE,
Sd mo- II, 1919. o. K. EARLE.
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CAERTl.

TNHE undersigned having retired from the late firm Of
i MERRIFIELD d HAPGooD, takes this opportunity 10
recommend the of that firm Messrs. JOY
HAPGOOD, to the favor and patronage of the public.
March 3d. le49. [A2dtfl A. M. MERRIFIELD.
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STEPHEN TRACY, M. D..

Respectfully offers his services TO the inhabi
tants of WORCESTER Dr. T., having enjoyed superior I'd
vantages aud had ample experience the East Indies and tn
West well New England, feels fully warranted in CIV
ing the assurance that all entrusted 10 his requiring
either MEDICAL SURGICAL attendance, shall be treated IN
the most careful and skiu manner.
Office (at present. 60 NEain-st.
Dec 81 1tf
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EDWARD S. MASON,
Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music,

No. Warren Hall, Worcester,
ID ESPECTFULLY announces TO the citizens OF Wor-
IN and vicinity that he is prepared give
in Sacred and Secular Music, upon Piano Forte
and in thorough Bass with without the Of the Or
Also, private lessons to Ladies' and Gentlemen in
Vocazing and in the Cultivation and Training of the
Voice, and in Singing generally.
Mr. NJ will keep for sale to let good assortment of
PIANO FORTES, which Will be sold reasonable
ana warranted TO give satisfaction.
Piano Forte tuned, and any other business connected
with the proesson will be attended application
his Room.
EFGRENcEs-Lowell Mason, Professors of Music,
G.. j. Webb, { Boston.
Col J. Estabrook, Worcester.
April 8. Hon. Alex. DeWitt) diff
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CARD.

The subscriber having disposed fhis Lumber business
Messrs. T. & o. X. EARLE, takes this method of say
ing the public and his old customers that their fac
titles of doing business such that they will be able
furnish every article in their line the lowest market
prces and hopes the patronage literally extended to
him may be given to them. b. BUFFUM. az
3mo. II, l849. dM22
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TO LET.

A GOOD STABLE situated on Main Street, large
n enough to accommodate five or six Horses, with
commodous Hay Loft approached by convenient drive
way. Inquire at the Book Bindery It's MAIN STREET.
March 30 d3t
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Ohm young Man, Of active and Industrious hab
V4OO its, and who has the above amount, is desir
of engaging in business, would loan his
ployer the engagement could be entered into
Address j. p Spy Office. d2t+ April 2.
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Cheap Goods at Chamberlin's.

STOUT all wool CARPETS at 40 cents.
~ Good all wool CAsSIMERES, SO cts.
do BROADCLOTHS, at $3.50
Stout Shawmut Sheetings, at 6l cts
Common dc cts
Cheap Prints at 81 cts
Fine do worth l2t cts. at s cts
Good Scotch GINGllAMS at 10 cts
Fine French do at l23 cts
New Printed Lawns l21 cts
Fine Moussenes de Lame at l2I cts
do silk Warp ALPACCAS at 375 cts
Plain Mousselines de Lame at l25 cts
Cotton Hose at 81 cts
Handsome Wrnt Collars at 124 cts
Children's Bonnet Ribbons at 81 cts
Ladies' do do do at l28 cts
Good STRAW BONNETS at 25 cts
The above few items of Cheap Goods which
there are many more of The sort" al
Anril g. DIV CHAMRERI IN,S.
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CHLOROFORH.

DIR. HARRIS, 1874 Main Street, is prepared 10
Teeth Wthout pain by the Of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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FREE MEETING.

ITO LET-Two Storage Rooms Apply to
Il Ap!ilz 1873 MAIN STREET.
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Dissolution.

THE copartDership heretofore existing between the
subscribers is this day dissolved by mutual consent
PETER GOULDING,
Worcester, March 90, l849. DANIEL TAINTER.
no The business will be continued at the place by
the subscriber who is duly authorised to settle all the
business Of the late firm. DANIEL TAIN
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" V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
ia Boston, New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Office in
Boston, Nc. Congress Street.
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LOST,

LOST,
A WALLET, containing a sum of money. The finder
II will be suitably rewarded by leaving at NJ. RoANE's
Temple st. dos April g.
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NOTICE.

THE LADY who took Black Silk UMBRELLA from
i the Store Messrs Clark g. Sanford, Wednesday
afternoon instead of her own, will the
Immediately. The lady is known and will be called upon
If the above is not complied with. DIT March so.
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FRUIT TREES
Rich Cashmere ShaWls.

x CARTONS of Rich Cashmere Shaws in Stone, Light
~ Slate Green, Drab, White and Black Grounds COM
prising many and beautiful desgns-together with
prime assortment of BLACK SILK SHAWLS. just recev-
ed and for sale cheap by G. A. UPTON & CO.,
March 81. dw3ws lao Main ST.
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TO THE LADIES,

HAVE in Store the chespest stock of MOUSSELINE
De LAIN Els and DRESS GOODS in the City, to which
l respectfully invite the attention of the Ladies'.
Just received, one case REAL ENGLISH DeLAINES,
Spring Styles, which am selling at fifteen cents.
March %. dew G. J. NEWCDMB.
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Norwich and Worcester Rail Road Notice.
ON and after Monday, April 2, l64e, the Train
ESaElLs5 ~ which IDft Worcester 81 AM and Nor>
Ss4ssSSssysssSsTT-wich at Y NJ, will be resumed
s. H.. p. LEE, Jr., Sup't.
March %. diff
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber takes this opportunity TO inform his
friends thathe will continue manufacture WOOL
EN- MaCHiNERY-Cards Pickers, Busters. Wilowers,
&C., order HEYwooD's STEAM Mill, on Central ST.
Alterations and Repairs will be done the most thorough
and workmanke manner at short notice.
March 80. d4tw3t DANIEL FAINTER
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DR.. 0. H. BLOOD,

~ 60 Din u 44a IlVVDJ
UIfYYyeSA Proposes to the Practice of Med
AAI5 cine so far relates TO the treatment
the Diseases Of Chdren which arise from difficult denon
1t fact, that Of the Irregularities, aud consequently
many Of the defects Of the second teeth caused by
Encouragement during the eruption and before the aP|
appearance OF the first teeth.
The practice of Dentistry for several years. has made the
principles and process ofdenton, also the limitations
suung from it nar and therefore appropriate depart
ment Of practice
Apply at 1870 Main Street, at House.
The subscribers have formed connexon in the business Of
DENrIsrRY, which will be continued at The Old Stand 1870
Main Street o. H. BLOOD, NJ. D.
Sept 22-u C. d. COOK, M D.
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100000 Yds. Straw Cord Wanted.
NE above quantity Of Straw Cord wanted by the sub
i scribers, for which the highest price ii be paid.
Feb l6. dwistf HALL g. THOMPSON.
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parcels and small through direct the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport Fail Riuer Bristol and Warren
July %. dwtf
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-30
AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER

G. II. DREW, Richmond, Va.
REv. ]. DIcKEY, Heinpin. Ills.
N. RYAN, Msysville, KY.
Kew. VIM. GUM, Christianburg, Ky,
MILTON STEVENSON, Georgetown, Ky.
]. NJ. McKIx, 81, N. Fifth ST, Philadelphia.
JosErH FIsHKR, Chester, VT.
BEcKsrR & CAssIrF, Lafayette, Ia.
J. BALDWIN, Bethany, Va.
GEo. ScARBoRoUoH, Greensboro, Ky.
G. G. EvkRrs, Utica, N. Y.
d. Nj. DEwKY, Arcade Hall, Rochester, N. Y
HENRY CHArrs, Canandaigua, N. Y.
BaowS & WILLIAMSON, Commercial Buildings
Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
u. NrrDHAx, IL, Exchange St, Buffalo, N. Y
II. BARcLAr, Russellville, Ky.
Rev. HoorrR CRrws, Chicago III.
Hon. A. w. GRAHAM, Bowlingreen. XIV.
VIZ. GARsErT, Glasgow, Ky.
c. II. BARKLEY, Lexington, Kentucky.
J. b. RUSSELL, Gazette Office, Cincinnati, o.
WHITE & PorrER, Is State street, Boston.
ELIAS SMITH, l42 Nassau street, New York.
+. IL. CosAsT, Smithland, Ky.
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LYNCH.s DEAD SEA KxpRp,r,oN

NARRATIVE OF THE UNITED STATES ExIPH
N DITION TO The RIVER JORDAN AND It HE
DEAD sEA.-By IF. LYScH, U. S. N, Commander
OF the Expedition. In one large and beautiful setavo
Numerous Illustrations executed Wood in the hand
soonest Style.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
hAPs--Sketeh Map of the River Jordan; sketch Mar
Of the Dead Sea- On large scale from accurate sur
veys.
TwkNTY.HIGHT PLATES.
Source OF the Jordan, A TA'amrah,
camp on the kiyer Be'us NuS,ata tie tCOb.
'Akn Aga, lsSda,
sherif OF Meces, UhitSt1n Ar-hs oi kersk.
caravan Of the Expedition, SLeiAl4 vi MezTla,
Iloenas, Wady Mojeb,
Ruined Bridge Of semakh. Greek Archbishop,
yum'ah, Tomb Of AbSalom,
View Of the Jordan, Garden Of Gethsemane.
Sheriff Massad, Emir Nasxir TOmbs IN the Valley OF Je
and Benz sukr Sheikh, hOsaphat,
Pilgrims Bathing In the Greek Priest at Nazareth,
Jordan, Fountain OF Nazareth
snOr. Of the Dead Sea, Great shsisS Of The Ana.
Pil.I Of Salt. BssIbee.
As the Official account of expedition which has at
trseted no small share of public attention, II has much
Interest for the general reader, while TO the biblical
dent w be necessary the proper understanding Of
The Geography Of the Holy Land. AZ a work OF art,
TOO, u merits attention; neither has
been spared 70 render worthy its national Character
printed on large type and ne paPer the Illustrations
are very numerous, presenting the most interesting
engraved in the best style Of the art while the
ton OF the whole may Confidently be pres ented equal
u not superior 10 original work OF the knd YET
tempted In this country.
Persons living In TIE country may rely on having the
above work sent to them by adre the unders sne
BRCKWITH d MORTON,
632 Main St
June 9-u MaxweH's Old stand.