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NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign Of Gen. Scott. Z
AN 1NTENsELYIN TEKEsTIN ROoK

The Campaign of Gen. Scott,
IAN INTENSELY INTERESTING RO0x,
VOL 12MO., 81, o5. n
NJ oORE 6 ANDERSON, have just ready in a auoleei
j., - TIIRcAMPAIGNo OF GENERAL SCOTT. q.
INC vaiy OF Mexico, by Lieut.. Raphael scmmes u
VOL, WIN Map OF tho battle Gromds--367 pages
detailed account OF General SCOTS brilliant Gaiapairn
Impartial account n oa q IL seyg 81
spirited extended skctcl, of The last Neye,n ~
hc anthor Is attached to The Navy but became
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a.sr hayns commenced its ctsa to lay il asidcSa
One OF tho most gallant officers in, lin Nav, ~,
whole volume, ofntclect is Worthy NJ l is
Paee IN the department to which it Lta;S5s
cit is no small praise 10 the author TO saw. that ~.
never feai history evidently SO faiy writtenIe
"a volume full ofinstructon and intarcs, III ,,a.
Win moving PEN IN vigorous style, enching his
the distinguished actors initn-atiorai E,a IONS OF
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Has gwen 70 The public very ATTRACTIVE work-ChaYs
We find in this hook, he most life like description
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We follow with interest renewed, as ,ve n, v,n,o ~
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tfumphs from Vera Cruz 10 the City Mexico were Sc
fS o. absolutely unsurpassed in the
vi ms Is original descriptions drawn with great ect,-
are extremely vivid produce deep cssion on tho
lniasnauon he criticses the military operation in dc.
sun.. a5H aGrlEtfs jt'f 'lftifi'
The very best book which that has called FORTH
Philadelphia Presbyterian ~ vi
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Tho books than .cadahc; Statistics and facts
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campaign as can ba found any where, superior in interest,
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POETRY.
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" Life at the South, or
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN
AS IT Is!


Being ravcs, and incidents i'll tho real LIFE
or THE IIowLT.' Isy W. L. g. Smith, Esq 80
The object le author is to represent the condition OF
the Slave ude but comfortable cabin his daily occu
the mistaken impulses nd msconceived views Of the
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TABLE OF CONTENTS. ..a rt.
Chapter 1-.Old Virginia. f-.'
:! 2-Thc Plantation-Unclc TOMS Lazincss.
3-Sobrcty and Merrnlent. .N.N
1.-The Punishment. n...-..
t-Thc School Master. ;...
a. C-Famly Of the Planter.
' +" 1-Schoo Keeping. -
a. S-The Secret League OF Rebellion
:" 9-The Surprise. ..
81 1Q-lndcpcndcnce Day. .a.-
1.-THE Ovcrsccr.
Io-SchOO Masters Lessons OF Freedom.
I3-Unc!c Tom and Dinah
Il" 1l-Midnsht Meeting OF School Master, Uncle Tom
r| and DGl. - AEt-
g. 1G-Cassy. ..g
=" 1.-THE Overs Ger IS Communication to the Planter.
1S-rhc Suspicion.
/" 1S-School Master uncasincss and Departure.
20-lTncle Toms Notions oi Freedom.
2l-llis Dctc minaiion TO go to the State OF Flee
DOM
oa-Thc Escape.
{. e3-Thc Pursuit.
a. 2i-iiufo-The Boot black.
"a 25-Ilard Times ID.
=. 26-Uncle Toms Soliloquy.
&c 27-The Alarm. .4
a. 2S-Amc, lean Hotel . .
a. ol-Ihe Flee Negro
:. 3D-Couragc, Qu!etudc and C0n,cntmen.
4. 3I-Niagara Falls, Clifton House, Canadr
32-Thc Interview between Master and Slave.
Z" :s}-Unclc Toms Decision.
:. 3i-.Iiack to Old Virginia.
:. 3-Conclusion. . .4..