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NEW BOOKS
The Campaign of Gen 49,
fRN sRTRRRsTTsseest.

ID
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1YoL. 12Mo., Slsas. eokI
M ooRE & ANDERSON, Lave just ,,s,,,
!. -. THs cIapAlGN OF GENgEA scn,s s''''''
vol, with Map OF tile Rattle Groun ds u.sN
Adetsied aecoant OF General SeotpS bFiIIi,lIT,1Ea
- Lieut.. 5. is man OF sterling CAlea
81 Impartial account OF all he saw.-RsSJSjj - L.
.-':SLRHe. .EEH no u Ne Il y
A STirited and extended sketch of m, -
PaiEc- The author is atthcLet to lie NJ e.,
acGidcr ~ connected with the Army-H5iiJi By bts
Written in eiesramd Vigorous ys And Il
tsih ati os us by ii ssls.
One OF the most gallant officers in thsS,,r
whole vouHe work ofinteIeet IL i,S.3S>- Ii,
place nthe department 20 which It beio1sI "a
never read history evidently fsiIiS LyII,,.s Ne M
Tary World p "''teA~ls
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tive OF eaHtai with personal TseeS ny An
the distinguished actors init ~ stHa n
pIossOns 81 Mexican scenery and chandler n, ,NInt i
Cen SCOTS Campaign -SOHthsya PrsSS.' " 9s .a,
Is. C. Standard. A-CAs-ia
We lind in this hook, the most life.Iit, ,ss
mon md thiNsA-Uf Scenery anu SetietvoS
battles and victories, that we lave ever rad IA
We follow with ntercst renewed, - yye,,,..
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tiluhPhs rom era CINz tothe City " Mexico ~, u
res OF mAneurcrs absolutely unsurpassed IN n. Hetl
| military StrateSy.-Ci1i. GGz. "a anlaa 4
His original descriptions drawn with
He is lively ami spirited narrator. HE S.t,Ik
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cided partisan spirit, but with evident a6Tty
| hum. -H g l.'. - = Z HI
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eyoless so repeatedly displayed during the
Princeton ReBicIr. 'sttr
The book is more than ealable;itA statistIs,
and sketches, give the reader clear an SSSs,a ID
campaign can ba found any where, supe+ier q q
geliSL. sfe~ = " 4 Kan.
that eminent commander, Gen u
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The Heroic Women
HISTORY.-
Comprising some Of the most Remarkable Exam
pies OF Female Courage, DisinteIestedness
and Sclf-sacrifce of Ancient AMI
Modern Times, ,,,.T... g,,t5

Comprising some Of the most Remarkable Exam
pies OF Female Courage b;Sinte.estednes
and Sclf-Sacnfcc of Ancient a!il
Modern ines, .,..I... uat5 +
BY HENRY @. WATSON,
AUTHOR OF "TIIE CAMP lRRSloF THE REYo.
LUTON "NIGHT IN ~ BLOCk-HoUSE," &c f
TO of America examples inLts.
ton tic most ing circumstances, may be stated TO be
object this iooH lie TocqueviIlc, French tourist
aud wier OF considerable lune as tiuthuily that
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Is the ally respected and deeIc.
siy consulted 0Gr S"eety POSSESSES ie cream Of ihe
woman s almost object OF slup Men have been
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and inspired BY Tie contemplation OF excellence Let the
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tude, and sellslcrice Than tho spartan females
old The ensuing lagcs include ncIiy all the famous an
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but less ally knowni among which ny be
81. Gsnertees, gertrude IIa,l Der Hdrt,
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The Queen Of NarGrrt, T.sl'rtneess de LatataIls,
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Lady Morton, Mrs. Mott aud Mrs.. BTsiss-
The IbarfoJ Mont se, ION,
LSLu IFs6ett IHistttcs :hTS IffcIuTd ShtoTickS
WtnHJ risd, the Countess Of Elisabeth ldme,
Ntttsda!e, TAe Queen Of Georgia.
FIord Macdonald, Mrs. Charles Eliot,
Miss M1c6ay, Afrs. PurSley, (.
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| IL,lcH ITdikeT, Mrs. Had and the noted Mrs.
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ADooK FOR THE TIMES!
ENTITLED
Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN

AS 1T ISL!
icing narratives and Incidents In the real LFE
UPTnE LowLY. LyIE L. q. Smith, Esq
object OF lc author TO represent the condition OF
Slave IA s tide but comfortable cabin daily
AtOEs and p1stimCs, the relations between master and
SLAVE the :IstukcE views of inc
passions and sentnctG in their natural iotms
he displayed III the humbIcst lot OF society showing
happiness Than JIodomj and at The represent,
class OF people, ViL The Planter whom Justice
has seldom besn dOc, aud Whose character
svGy day life, is well cuIatcd to win the aIniabIe jug
Ecnt OF the void.
Chapter I-'Old Vmgnia'
a. 2-The PlSntatiOu-UTcIo TOMS LaYncSs.
S-Sobrlcty and McrTiment.
az 1.-The PuuiS lEeII.
6-The School Master.
Family OF the Planter.
I-SchOOl Keeping
s-Ihe Secret League OF Rebellion.
Y-ThS Suiprisc.
- iI-IndsPeHdencc bay.
1.-THE OycT&cer.
I2-SchooI Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
IS-UnCIe Tom and DInah.
li-Mdmight Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
and DIuah
g. i5-CaSSy.
Z" l6-SuIldRy.
1.-THE Owe sccr's Communication to the Planter.
IS-Tho Suspicion
IS-SChuOl M1sfc Uncasiness and Departure.
20-UICIc Toms Notions oil Freedom.
2l-His DeteI milIaOn togo to the state OF Free
DOM
." 22-The Escape.
"a 23-The Pursuit
2i-BuflaIo-The Boot black
- 2-HRId Tines.
'' 2G-Uneie Toms SOOquy.
Z" 2T--TLe Alarm.
90 2S-AmeTiCan Hotel.
3O-C0uraEc, Quietude and Contcntmcnt.
3l-NissaTa Falls Clifton House. Canadr.
"a, 32-The Interview between Master and Slave.
33-Uncle Toms Decision
=. 3i-'Hack to Old Virginia.
a. 3j-COnclusion.
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nISTANCRS
Tho ON Of Grape Vine.

NSIS Oils result twenty investigation by
french Physician, and is now extensively used In
FfaLee both for the ofkeeping the hair glossy and
Test0Tingtt in bald places.
The Hair son. glossy, and pnble. besides making It about
PrepaTedo only by Dr. Fontain Pans, zoets par bottle
ForsNlsb by J.B.VoWELI. q UniolSto
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I,ook to your Coughs I

TTI6I all aboring Coughs, Colds Hoarse
il ness, Pains in the Breast, Splitting Blood &C. we
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FARMERS GuIDE-The concluding number OF tkI Wi
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I'M QUART ROTTLES.

SCR0EULA, MERCURlALD DISEASES RHEUMATISM
CUTAHEOUS RRUPTIoNS, STUBBORN ULCERS,
IT'S SALT RHEUM, CONSUMPTION. FE
VER SORES, FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
ices ERYsIPRLAS,L LOSS OFTHE Ape.
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LIVEK COMPLAINT ANDSALT KilEUM.
NEW UTk, July -, 1872
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THE FARlHR'T,a (sUIn19 n,

IL
Z SClENTIPICA AND PRACTICAL GRIcu1Trp.,
ALIAS THE ONLY CORRECT EDITION OF STEPHENS po1
OF THE FARM.' ny HENRY BTEPnESS + ~ VA
EDIHDuKOH, WITH AN AMERICAN. APPENDIX, IYJr1Su
TGE, PROFESSOR OF SCIENTIFIC AuRIcuLTlIE ~ ~
COLLEGE, NEW HAVEN. sf - 'ek
This work embraces every subject ofimportapt.,,,,
ted with Agriculture, III all its various branehes IoS
rCtcal and practical Its clear and spacious de, -
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tice never been equalled tits arranged under oVy E
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contains t6O0 pages besides II splendid enEayp- :,
about COO engravngs wood TheIatter iIISsnt. n,
every implement OF husbandry now in use; ~ MI
methods ofplOwng, planting, &c; and the losEEr ~ n
nnestic animals, the ftrm,stcading, &c. .
LETTER FROM MIR. STKPHENS
tREDpRAR CorrkGR, RDixaEAsu
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
Tho best Remedy ever InOyyn So Man

f. Cougar Colds Asthmd Group Brourhfis, IGaenIa,
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IL 49, Pain ITtGkilssS of tie BTecst or Side, Frat
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nshnrI this BaIsams peculiarly adapted every Seas'
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Wild Cherry long been known to possess important
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ArL Physicians Oen prescribe IL in GiferTut
iUr.I variety Of complaints. Tar, also, has h1ch
equally fotcd forits Viresj and physicians, whose
familiar the whole country, have 80
d,caI2 that consumption could be Cared by ia
Lo in other hands, agan il nearly valuelcss nV:rE
Lodonbt, their Ignorance in preparing and
IT. difficulty entirely obViated by neutrality-suspicious.
and long experiment.
The Extraordinary medicinal powers of these two 3rh
stance first time, combined AMI
n DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. -
nice chemical process, everything ectcrus usci
rGctsd. that what remains is the most eXTaOrdinNrys'
truly ecaciuus rcmsdy FOR all kinds Of pulmonary aid
diseases known To CONVINCE all unbcc
that or theory really true few cases
cureS pNrGDrnlcl by this WOnlcrfu medicine
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sured BY he Of only Nree boies 81 "TiilGr'
BqIsGm Of IPiId ChsITy'' .-.

BqlsqlT Of Wild ChsITy.'' u.
NJ. Eden Ky, July 81, 1852.
Alcssrs. HarCourt Howard & CO.-Gchts:-rhe ''!r.
Wistav's Iiasam OF Wild Cherry that bought yoi has
been OF such signal benefit M Smily, that wi make
its virtues known for he benefit OF the public.
My wetOOk cold nj tin time of her confinement which
Cctt!ed cd her lungs. Tie physicians pronounced dis
consumption She had rrofuse night swella and lad
coughs Sic gvenup for despircd Of her recovery
and her child partOuk Uf her complaint. She then
menc=d taking 'ITisiars Baisam Of IHiId Cherry" and
three bottles effected an entire cure with her and teeh
both
have doubt that they would been in their
graves If they had not used Wistars liasam OF Wild
Cherry. SETH X. EEARCY.
Seth X. Scarcy, Whose certificate isabovc is man
much VcTuCy any in this country, and OF gUUd
judgements and place entire reliance his statenont
IIARCOURT, HOWARD " CO.
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LETTER FROM MIR. STEPHENS.
fREDERAR COTTAGE, RDIxAr2sH
"Sept 80 tSs;
Iilfeggrs, leonard IScott s. CO..

''lIeJ5T8. LtoHdTd 0coIT q Co.,
"Gentlemen-I beg TO say that your tFdrnsy, G,;s},
the only genuine edition published In the United Sls
America my work, the '.BOOk of tEe EGyI; m tS
circulating present in the States under the IN. M
Book OF the Farm is taken from the editiOa
work, written ten years ago, which in my IeeOHd e
entirely modelled, and great part rewTote slt5
culture suggested by scientific experiment., and ral
in effect quite new book.