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The Campaign of Gen. scottIT
GAN INTENsELYINT RESTING HOOK

's' n3'Hs vol. 1oMo., 81 90. ~
MI ooRRt & ANDERSON, have just readyin daoa.,
The CAMpAIGN OF GENERAL scoT.r III
in tho vallyof Mexico, by Lieut. Raphael Semmes, Usy
etS i,a Mo 81 Of re s
- Lieut. Sis man Of sterling sense: 49, i ia
spirited extended sketch of the last Mexican Can
paign The author is attached to the Navy, but bf,r
accfdently connected with the Army:-PAiaa CheeneI
Written In clear and vigorous STYLE and is die,
Ono Of Tie most gallant officers in the Navy.-- II.
whole volume as work ofintclleCt, is worthy or b
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Journal ~ col .pa o. .lty. l. - =, 1853
never read history evidently 80 fairly writtenIIiM.
"a volume full ofnstruction and interest He wit,
with flowing PEN invsorous style. enrchng Ills ,r,
tive a6riNiani capaisn with personal reeoiieeons
We have seen no work which has given such vivid In
pressbns Of MEXICAN scenery and character or the even.
OF Gen. Scott's Campaign.-SouheTnP ress.i u tilt
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We find in this hook, he most Iifclke dcscrp,io,
men and thngs-of Scenery and socetyof marches and
battles and victories. that we have ever read-a.en
Repien.; -truI ..sfEylg. gsslEruIHE Il EltsTIIS an
We follow with neres, renewed, as we advance on IL,
footsteps Of that eonsumute soldier, whose marches .ns
riulphs from Vera Cruz 70 the City OF Mexico were u
ries OF nanGuvels absolutely unsurpassed in the annals
His original descriptions drawn with great felicity
are Extremely rid and produce deep inpr ession oa
naginaton.f He critcises the military o,e ration in ii.
cided partisan spirit, but with evident ability-N ri
hnn~. I'd. 81 tr.as4i M
very best book which that war has called forth
Philadelphia Pres6ytericE
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anu storms, rdly wonder at the fascination 3
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The book is than ble its Statistics aud .
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campaign ba found any where, superior In interest,"
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Comprising some OF the most Remarkable Exam
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| ca! as in the Seminary, viz: S1s per session.
Pupils are charged from the time OF entrance to the close
session. and nc deduction made except for sickness
with reference TO the management OF the school,
have only tosay that have here Government and Lar
administered kindly indeed, but still government and
law, which all concerned must respect and obey. Oui
are also SUCH that our pupils under thu
of Female Teachers night and day. This system gives
ira and trouble to Teachers the only SAT-
sp.tem We have found Teachers who La well sustain
| ell our views. TT,\.F.y, 8, ssS4-sss
As to the progress of pupils In sound learning,
those interested will vistus, attend our DC
will point them the members of higher classes
and sayHi stat noSira 1notnena-here pledges
Wheeling. lug, 2I T ~ .7'rHFH. 7. 80 O.