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MEN AND TINES OF THE REVOLUTION;

MEMOIRS OF ELKANAH WATSON
adns journals Of Travels in Europe and Aercs rpi,
III 70 1872 with bic Correspondence with Public Men, and
"reminiscences and Incidents Of the Revolution
Edited By his son. WNsLow c WATSON.
In one volume Of $50 pages Price 81 90 ~.
interesting memoir and readable book Tie Ives
Of afford richer aud abundant material than that
Of the late Elksnsh Watson" lDsny News
But ell that Is mortal of this nan Of
Revolutionary times hes been gathered 70 his fa5e and hs
son Wnsow c. Watson esq, here presents as with volume
of "reminiscences whose only fault Is its brevy" I've Post
1--WE promise readers treat IN the peruse oil ms
vivid chronicle Of the olden time" Home JOurnsl-
Recently Published:
OUR CHURCH HuSlC-A Book FOR PASTORS AID RIO
PIE BY Richard stOrrs Willis limo, l3 PIP Pce . cts
II is full Of interest 70 the pastor the choir and the
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II ,bonnds in tire pbosophics criticism both music AID
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A BOOK for the T I NJ E s
OUT OF WORK;

OUT OF WORK;
WALKS AMONG EMPTY WORKSHOPS AND DREARY
FIREsIDES
"w so Si1ES rse'S''
cHAPrEE l.
Out of Work
VIA, Shall We Do Or The Mass Meeting in the Ps,k.
cHAPTER III.
Who Dnnl
Helping Man to Think.
F Pro.nst Of Cietsns Rich and Row Il ~l shout.
CHAPTER W.
General Partnership.
AMsn Making Bargain
A DARK Dsy and Sunday Morning in February.
CHAPTER IN
Aworkingman's Tools.
cR.PrEs x.
Taking Over the Ruins.
Buyins where we can buy Cheapest.
oHAPrsR NIL
Treasures and Tears.
The Almighty Dollar; Or Tight Man IN Tight Money
Market.
Msknr the Rich Richer and the Poor Poorer Or The BOOT
on the Other Les.
The Charity that Begins at Home
CHAPTER XVI.
Sod Irons and Sadness the Irons
CHAPTER XVII
The First of May.
On Hand for q Speculation.
CHAPTER XIX.
An Of.hand Talk with Farmer Jones'
CHAPTER Xxx.
How the Wool pulled the Eyes OF Farmer Jones'
and how il pulled OF again.
CHAPTER XXI.
Village Editor 0verhsuling his Files
CHAPTER XXI.
SQUIRE Harris Building Fence.
CHAPTER NxIiL
The Drouth of 1854, and the Drouth Of 1885,
CHAPTER xxly.
Sunday Morning in July.
CHAPTER XIV.
Who Pays for the Palscesl
CHAPTER XXVl.
How it Works.
CHAPTER XVII.
Peep into Workshop Pswnbrokers SHOULDER
CHAPTER xviii
The Great Question; Or, An Event Worth Remembering
CHAPTER XXX
Standing on High Ground.
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TF STORY or LiFE-In which the writer gives the
full particulars the exciting of Mrs Durand, which B
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THE IDIOT SISTER Or THE ALIEN MOTHER. Ar in
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SOMEBODY. An Amusing Ghost Story with It's Coaso'
CURIOUS PEW EkSIONS OF APPETITE number
OF RfTefoTS INTOLERANCE In which it
followers any particular Creed but is alike chsrseaoe on
RAID RAID AMONG The GAMBLERS What Judge CsPron
has done and what he has not done n,,croN poppvpv
AND INSERTION Suspicious Conduct OF Somebody about
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EDITORIALS the Topics Of the Times Notes and
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THE Magroys 24-John Merch
S-Shoopae and Moccasn. 25-The Young Commodore
e-John March writes Home 8-The Drum bests
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1.-THE SchoolnasteT out @-The Kitchen Cabinet
West 29-The Field Iron
"a Glinp.e Of Souatter 30-Sweet Home
Life Jl-Whst said on the
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l4-Father and Son 5.-1he Trial
l5-Clouds SS-PIospect and Retrospect
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ls-The Jumpses 56-The Shoepecs.
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A NEW NOVEL, DEPICTING NEW PHASE
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A WAYsIDE GLIMPSE OF AMERICAN LIFE.
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"The Of this story laid in Detroit commencing 81
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Having more reading matter than any other)
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The following Of the contents OF this weeks nnmoer
OuR own CoRRgsPoNpENcE: The Theater School,
Negotiations-Peace and War Cshcaturing the Truth.
Events of the Week Finances of the Board.
The Cincinnati Tragedy. The Cong. Board OF Publca-
The Home Missionary.
Congress. The Kansas fund
Fron our French Correspond impeachment Of Judge Ksne
elt. Commercial aud financial
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Letter A Letter o the Little FOlks
Letter from Maine. A Prayer for Curse.
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European Religious lnteli- Forgveness
1Outhfnl Judgments
Letter from lowe. The Late Josiah Gender.
Short Sermons. Slang Phrases.
Tie Tract Society Once More. SELECTIONS
Visit 10 the Slave Mother FOREIGN MISCELLANY
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LITERARY RECORD. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE:
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DOMESTIC SUMMARY. Review OF the Market
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~ PUBLISHED THIS Morning,
INDIA:

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from fact that has previously appeared in print in
any other form The Of the story at the Southwest
and the characters drawn with seemingly great truthful
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region"
Her stories always capital well considered in the
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This Is American novel and shows good deal Of pro
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INDIAN, NEGRO, AND YANKEE
Characters which make agreeable IN the narrative
There nothing Of the fash order in the composition
work bur u IL evidently the
PRODUCTION OF A CULTIVATED INTELLECT AND
TASTE
In all IL creditebe to The author ard IN opinion
oud be received with considerable share public favor"
DERBY JACKSON, Publishers, New York.