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Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15
NoTTeEs.

THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE for November,
is before US. Whenever lay aside this valuable
work after perpsing, without feeling that we
have derived a benefit from it.
LrrrELLs LIv1SG AGE, No. CAB is full Of
interest. CoxTENTs.-T The Civil Wars and
CromNFell-A Lord of the Creation-A Quar-
tett Of Quarterly Reviewers; Scott. Lord Ma
hon, Southey, John Wilson Cookie. P.
Morrs-Lost Maps-Amercan Slavery.
DIcKENs HoUsEHoLD WoRDs for Novem-
be-, is on our table. Wish we could tell all
the 'good things" in it. Send for it and 'see
for yourselves Subscriptions received at
this Office.
PUTNAM's MONTHLY for November, has
reached us. Always weIcome-always full Of
good reading-the present number keeps up
the character of the work.
HARPER's MoNTHLE is also upon our table,
for the present month, which closes the thir-
teenth volume. Now is a favorable time to
subscribe.
We will receive. and forward subscriptions
for all the above works. Specimens can be
seen at this office.
PoRTERs' SPIRIT or THE TIMEs.-No. is
on hand This paper comes with such asparkle
and glow, one can't help but like it. Several
IN this neighborhood have desired to make up
a club for the. "Spnkb Come on we'll aci
agsnf TERMS. SO Single subscription; Five
copies, SO; Nine copies. $50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

OYSTER SALooN-We have neglected to
notice the opening of HUGH BAKERS Oyster
Saloon, which has been in operation for sever
al weeks, next door to the Nebraska House,
A good dish Of oysters can be had there, in al
most any shape you want, and ID double quick
time, as many can testify; for HUeH has bad
a good run during election tirnes'' just past
We speak erperimeutauA and guess there are
other candidates who can do the same.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

From the above statement you viii see that
CHARLES M'DoNALD is elected to the Council,
form Richardson and Pawnee counties, and
JOIN A. ~SINGIEToN, A. f. CROMWELL and
N. j. SHARP. to the House Of Representa-
lives. VIM. II. Mann is elected Register Of
Deeds. and F. L. GoLDsBERRY, County Clerk,
Of Richardson county.
You will also see that I am defeated. I
cheerfuIly submit to the will of the people,
hoping that we shall be faithfully represented
BY our Representatives. Mr.. M'Donald was
a member of the last assembly, has some ex-
perience as a Legislator, and is a man of con-
siderable ability. Mr.. Singleton was a Rep
resentative in the first Legislature, and has ex-
perience with ability. Messrs. Sharp and
Cromwell are men from whom we can expect
much, being men of energy and ability, and
whom it may be expected will use their best
efforts to promote the interests of Richardson
and Pawnee counties, and the Territory at
large.
The County Seat Of Richardson iJhow fair
ly located at Archer by a vote of the people,
and lots seem to change hands, and buildings
go up with much more rapidity than before the
election. Archer I think viii now improve
rapidly, possessing the many advantages il
does of being one of the most beautiful and
healthy situations in Nebraska, with plenty o.
timber and coal in its vicinity, and on the
principal t~houroughfares through the county;
on the mail route from Iowa Point to New
Fort Kearney, and also on the great route from
Nebraska City to Topeka, in Kansas. Nls
truly have we great advantages over any tow
off the Missouri river, in Nebraska.
The County Seat Of Pawnee, I learn, is t.
be called Pawnee City--is located on Turkey
creek, which is one Of the best timbereC
countries in Nebraska. Stone coal is said tt
be abundant in the vicinity, and for richness 0
; soil, and beauty Of scenery, the prairie canno
be excelled. TN my electioneering tour, I he,
the pleasure Of visiting many parts Of Pawne
county, and / must say, that as much as l ha,
ucdi6 VI IL, D6uOlu TIC udll Ol TIC SDOu bulu8
had not been told." / learn, too, that man,
good timber claims remain to be taken, ant
some persons, I learn, are holding two. or eve
three quarter sections. This l do not like {
see; and 1 hope the next Legislature will bio
from our statute look the law allowing q ma
to hold more than one quarter section, and L
US have a settler upon every quarter sector
then We viii have a thickly settled and wei
cultivated country. When Uncle Sem give
us more then 1 shall not object. Many 9
our settlers are poor aud I hope the Legisla
ture win use its influence to get a law passet
by Congress, giving the settlers from one t
Eve years to pay for their land after provin
up.
Permit me to heartily congratulate you O
your triumphant election to the Council.
More anon. Al. D. KIRK.
We have the pleasure Of an Acquaintance
with Mr.. MCDONALD, the COuncilman, and ca
safely say, the people of Richardson and Paw
nee viii have their interests faithfully locke
a after by him.-[ED.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

DIsTRUCTtvE FTRE.-We are panied to an
nounce the entire destruction Of the steam Saw
Mill at Rock Port, No., owned by Messrs.
-WF1TE & NUcKoLLs. It was discovered to
be on fire about 3 O'Clock, Sunday morning
last. and was then 50 far advanced that no eff
fort could a v it Two fine mules stabbed
adjoining were also burned. Loss between
$1,000 and $1,000. No insurance. This is
not only a sad loss to the proprietors, out to
the town. There is too much energy, hOwev-
e., in Rock Port to remain long without an
other Mil.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15
1nR WORK.

with recent extensive additions of new
r,ns Cuts. colored Inks, Bronzes, Cards, &C.,
10 70 the advertiser" Office, we claim to
bs-able to turn out Job Work in 6 manner I'M
s1,nassed hy any Office. The proprietor being
! ~nT7etical printer himself, and having in his
or1nloy an accomplished and experienced
49, lob Printer, is determined not to be
10 5ons N the execution Of job Work. Cards
%aniDo one Of Fosters latest improved Card
.PTesseS Blanks, Work in Col9rs, Bronze
Work. &c. will meet with particular atten-
Orders from a distance will be promptly at
landed to. and warranted to give satisfaction OF
no pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

HORSE THIEvEs.-In and about Omaha
must be an awful place for horse thieves. Ev-
cry letter from our correspondent in that region,
and almost every number of the NeBraskiian,
contains something about stolen horses, OF
caught thieves. They handle the scamps
without gloves'' when they do catch them
1t is to be hoped the community tbereabouts
viii nd the country of such stock. Dom
send any this way.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

NEBRASKA FARMER.-We have consumated
arrangements for the publication of a monthly
paper, to be devoted exclusively to the Aggi-
cultural interests Of Nebraska. We will be
assisted by the best Agricultural talent ID The
Territory, and hope to be patronized by every
farmer in the Territory, The prospectus OF
the Nebraska Farmer' with full p~articulars
VIII be out in a few days.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

HAAE into my incosure about the lstl If Aeu.l
~ 1855, 8 yoke Of oxen; niarrs, color and are IS a.
lows:
One OK, a blue roam, smooth clop and i,nder bf
in the right ear; smooth crop from the LEFT. ard eve
years old. 0ne red roan. same masks and soe. One
yoke oxen, pale rcd and white lied. Same marks
and ageas above. One red OK. With bush ~ taif off
and smooth crop OF lot ear. One yoke oxen~-one
white, upper bit IN LETT car, auder Bit in nrbt and
looks IS though It hail been split aud the ubpsf part
foreed OF; age same as ah0ve. One block 5roEra 80
crop Of right ear, and sInooth crop ana unfer III III
rghtan a smnil appesrance 81 a brand on left hin-
age smae As above.
The owner can have them bv rrov;no nror.-v
and paying ehargcs, within sixty aavsl ro,5 ~ 5afs
even RnaeF my hand, this 9th day Of October,
icse. wv. WEDDIE.
S-Daha CO, n. J.. TOWNSHIP s. vIslsR~
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15
TIE STATE SUPERINTENDENT
And Board Of Education.

Have ordered the following Desirable Works for the
Township Libraries OF Indiana.
Some Of them have been put into epery Library,
others only into the more ~pOpulous townships. The
careful attention given to the examination Of works
for these libraries, is a guarantee Of the merit ofthe
books chosen. Many families win desire to own the
books, and read at their leisure, rather than wait
their turn to get them from o library. The works
may be purchased of Booksellers, or VIII be sent by
mai, free Of postage, upon payment Of prices annex
ed to each.
FaTT7s Ancient HistOry-Much superior to
Rollin, because more concise, accurate, and mp with
moeern research. 4 vOlss Cloth, gilt, IS. Sheep,
library style, $3.50.
The Teachers Miscellany is anew and ex-
eellent collection Of articles on Education, written by
Judge MCLEAN, Drs. Stowe, BI6Gs, McGUFFEY,
AYDELOTr, PIcKETT, LYND, PosT, and other distin-
guished members Of the %College Of Teachers" /
vol, limo, Cloth, SIPS.
History Of the Puritans and Pilgrim
Fathers. BY STowELL ana WILsoS, 1 vol, limo
SIPS.
NOlat's Life Of DR.. Chalmers. / vel,
limo, SIS. /
The Ladies of the Covenant: Memoirs Of
distinguished Scottish Female Characters; Embra-
cling the Period Of the Covenant and the Persecu-
ton. BY Rev. James Anderson.
Mo1at's South Africa. One volume, limo.
Twelfth edition. ST..
Six Years in India. By Mrs. Colin MAKES-
zIE. 2yols, 12mo, Cloth, 200
Kern1s Practical Landscape Gardening,
with p plans and Illustrations. Third edition. SI,5l
Man.of-War Life.
A Boys Experiences in the u. s, Navy,
(sIxTH THOUs4ND.)
4 volume, l6mO.; Illustrated. 75eents.
The Merchant Vessel,
a. Sailor-BOy's Voyages TO see the World.
(sIxTH THOUsAND)
| volume, l6moy illustrated. rs cents.
NoRDHoFF's admiral series Of volumes, @Man-of-
War Life" Merchant Vessel and the new volume
tcappear in September, under the title Of ssFhaIina
and Fishing must be received with great favor, as
tho first two have been, wherever circulated. They
are the faithful Innings Of nine years experience
at sea, of a common sailor, q native "Buckeye," re.
cognized as inferior to no writer Of the present day
in life-like delineations Of adventure by sea. = =
Very striking and graphic pictures Of life at Sea
evidently authentic and very Instructive. = = :
Has adventure enough to please and trusl
enough to dissipate the charm Of a sailors life.
New Xork Evangelist.
There is in them q vast amount Of Information
respecting the ommerc Of the ord.-PresbyteriaI
Witness.
Win take captive the young.-Journa and Mes
senger.
A Buckeye Abroad, or Wanderings Ia Europ,
and the Orient. By SAMUEL s. Cox. Third edi
ton, Illustrated. l vol, l2mo.s muslin, 1,25.
The Three Great Temptations OfYoune
Men. SAMUEL W. FISHER. Fourth edition.
vol. 12nao, muslin, 100.
These are capital works for family Libraries. Pub
lished By MOORE, WILSTACH, KEYS d CO.,
rs West Fourth St, Cincinnati
NJ, W, X. & co. are the publishers Of Bayarc
Taylor's Cyclopedia OF Modern Travel, which is solo
entirely BY agents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

TIE NATIONAL MAGAzNE for November,
Illustrated with Twenty-Five Engravings,
contains the following articIes:-Sketches Of
Humane Institutions-Birds; or, Recreations
in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Dalecarlia-Al-
fred Tennyson-Goldsmith His Fortunes and
his FFiends--A Chapter on Scythes-The
End of the Rainbow-The Pets-Sydney
Smiths Religion-Immortality in the Flames
zDwaTfs and Giants-A Spring Morning-A
Russian Internationally Guests - Preach
Pens--IateIlectual Flsas-A Visit to the
London Geological Gardens-A Few Words
about Delicate Women-Editorial Notes and
Gleanings-Small Change-Recent Publica-
ti~ons--Literary Record-Arts and Sciences.
Orders for the Magazine may be addressed
to CARLTON & PORTER, 200 Mulberry street,
New York; SwoRMsTEDT & PoE, Cincinnati;
W. M. DoUGHTY, Chicago; j. L. READ, Pitts
burgh; j. P. MAGEE, Boston; Fl. II. MATTE
SON, Buffalo; and may be had Of the trade in
general.
Subscriptions may commence with the jan
uary or July numbers.
TERMs-$2 a year, III advance. Single
numbers, 1881 cents; or ten copies to one adj
dress, $15. CARLTON & PORTER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

WE NEED Ir.-0n looking over our Books
we find quite an amount due for Job work and
Advertising. We have been building, and
laying in a winter stock Of paper, ink, &C.,
and greatly need every cent due us. Please
friends don'tbe backward about forking over
The amount to each delinquent is small,
butwhen added together, amounts to a cnnsid-
cradle sum to us.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

ONE MORE BoAr.-The steamer LAcoS, a
small boat, passed up on Monday evening last
She was heavily freighted for this and other
points above, as high as Council Bluffs and
Omaha. Capt. PERRY informed us that it was
with great difficulty she made her way this kG
This, we may safsly-ealculate, is the 'lo>e Of
the'seasoh."
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

THAT VENrsoN.-To say we return.
thanks" to CSC. FERGusoN for that Deer Sent
US, wouldn't be covering the ground" TO
say George is the "prince Of good fellowsE
sure shot at a Deer or Tnrkey-always on
land to divide his luxaries-know lust what
suits an Editors appetite-wouldn't mend
the matter either. What shall we say! Tell
US somebody.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

p.rsous resident in this Territory, coming from
-.rious portions Of the States, often suggest to as
.Dsmes of persons in their old neighborhoods, who
"a 5,nbtless become subscribers If they could see
49, - n the advertiser" We always send a speci-
: copv. and persons relieving, viii consider II a
nTsitation 10 become a regular subscriber. Pest
STEERS and others, feeling sufficient interest tomake
"a club. can retain the usual per cent Tor their
.--Hfa
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15
THE
HORTICULTURIST
AID
Journal Of Rural Art and Rural Taste.
Fitted NJ

i Jar snrTE, Editor Eorsa Amsriosd syiva.
The HoRTfcULTURIsT, IS its name impliea 4 de-
voted 10 Horticulture aud its Entrsd nfo-Rurul
Architecture and Landscape Gardening and will
Keep its readers advised Of the new things oh the
subject, either Ia Europe Or Americie Nh . Month
u Journal Of forty-eight pages, beautifully printed
on fine paper, and elegantly illustrated. IA addition
to numerous wood cuts in the 6Isi style q the art
eGch number contains q full-pagp engrnTlng, from
stone, Of sonae new, rare. ara falnable fruit, tree, er
flower, and is one 0E the mUst bsasfifaL ns weh e.
the most useful Monthly Journals published ~ The
world.
TERlE-S9 per year, IN advanse. Tho Volume
commenced on the lst Of January last, and We can
supply back numbers from that time those who
prefer can commence with tac current number
CoLoRED PLATEs-Stl fur.herto add.to thaval-
ne Of the work, and meet the Improving taste ana
increasing wants Of the oTticulturaleomnunity an
edition IS published With Colorc1 Plates, each nuHs
Der containing a f~ull-page engraving Of some now
rare, and Saluable fruis, or RsHGr, correctly colored
from nature By the best Icing artists IN tins hDe,--
This is . new and Important featnfe IL this coonty.
Price IS a year in advance. Address
ROBERT PEARSALL SMITH, Publishes,
IL and 10 Minor street. Ehlladelphta.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

They Took ElM-S few evenings since,
an unearthly noise. caused by beating lin pans,
empty oyster cans ringing cow bells. shooting
hre craskers, playing on the "Pigaree" and
such Ike instruments was heard in our quiet
city, The cause was soon ascertained. Bully
HoBLrTzELL, some three weeks ago, conclud-
ed that it was "not good to be alonen-espo-
cialiy as Oldweather was approaching-took
70 himself a abetter half"-has been staying
"Out h0me7-maybe to fool the boys until
they. would fOrget-fxea bis house in town
this week-moved m-boys wide awake
alter him-"Hotted him OUT as above des-
cToed. Finale-oyster treat at HUeH BAkER's
Saloon.
Net one word have we received as to the
L
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

A SERIOUS JoKE-We have already re-
corded the fact that our German citizens de-
nominate the Black Republicans " Negger
Disadvantages kissers-but the following is
a still better commentary upon the course Of
our opponents:
The Paris Patrie reports as an extraordinary
fact, illustrative Of this "fast age,D that a new
religious sect has originated in the United
States Of America, called "Adorateurs des Ne
gres,T' which being interpreted, means NEGRO
Worshippers," which bids fair to swallow up
all other isms and cisms of the day. The
Patrie is in dead earnest, and there is more
truth than poetry in the statement.
"Thats So"
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

GAME-The spOrtsmen pre- having fine
here, "about these tines hunting Deer,
Turkeys and Prairie Chickens. The later arc
unusually abuBdant--in some PLACES really
d~istructiFe to the corn fields.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

A COOP hEA-HoBLlrzELL & Co, as will
De seen b. their advertisement intend packing
PORK this winter sufficient to supply this place
the coming spring Capt WHITE is deter
mined to come as near as possible supplying
all the wants Of this community.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

FREsH MEAr-DR- M'CoMAs has underta.
ken 70 furnish this place. and Nemaha City,
with fresh meat, Of various kinds. during the
winter. He has not decided vet certainly, OF
the regular days, but viii Go So shortly and
give notice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

FOR STEAM AND HORSE POWER.
TTHE most useful and necessary machinery in OPP
a erati0a; ID simple in constructions and easily kept
in order, and tan be moved Oh q wagon as readily as
q threshing machine, and put in operation AZ q small
expense. 1t win saw from one to two thousand fest
Of lumber a day, with one team Of six horses, os an
average &usiaes5 and in q better style than otEer
mills now in use tits equally well adapleato
Steam, Water or Horse PoweF.
The undersigned, agents for tho pathntee, would
announce to the public that they are now prepared
70 furnish Mills, with or without horse power, Of sn-
perior quality and Workmanship with thc right 10
use the same, upon the most fayOtable tcrms,a Y their
manufactory, No. 202, Second street, st. Louis, No.
We have also tie night for the manufacture Of
Childs' Patent Double Saw Mills.
The successful practical operation Of these mills
through the country has been ne means Of establish
ing their grent repatation-and with Improvements
in construction and increased facilities in manufac-
turing, we offer them to the public with full conf
dence Of their advantages.
All orders addressed to US will be promptly exeeu-
ted, and any information in regard to Mills cheerful
ly given.
Persons ordering Mills viii please mention the
State and County in which they wish to use them.
K~NGSLANDS & FERGUSON
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

JoHN FRosT-Bfr. John Frost, who has
been absent from the city for several months,
returned last night, and promises to remain till
spring.-St Louis 81 ening Nets, 26h al.
The 4very same fellow has made his ap-
pearancs in this region, with Ike promises to
remain until spiins.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

that Srcx.-That w~ell-executed sign Of
M'ALL1srER, DozIER & Co.. was painted by
CAL. CoATE," who is "a team at any kind OF
drafting, from asign to a city plat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15
Extension Of Pages patent.

NOTICE IS hereby given to the public, that the
IN patent Of PAGES PORTABLE CIRCULAR
SAW MILL has been extended for seven years from
Jelly 10th, 1865. Al persons found violating this
patent, or infringing on the same, in raaking, using
or vending, win be proceeded against in accordance
with the laws ia such ease made and provided.
GEORGE PAGE. Patentee-
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

n P,RvrS. General Advertising Agent in rear
81 york. ladies ana Children's Shoe Store,
9 West Fourth street, Cincinnati.
oVs N pFrTESe1LL & Co. New York.
" 8 swYMuER No. - Chestnut street, Saint
r. F. McLUS0, Troy, Ohio.
m n. H. DARsr, Tippeeanoc, Ohio.
" g. MUNGER, Coyington, KY.
n. KIRK, Archer, Nebraska.
NV. PETEB, Oregon, nO-
DuLoN 6 HAWK, Rockport, No.
PMS & WHITE, Nebraska City, n. I.
mn NJ. w. TATE, Linden, Mo,
T ]. BARNUN, Three Grove, n. T.
Irs authorized Agents to solicit Subscriptions and
i5rsrtisements for the Advertiser, and receive and
resiept FOR monies thereon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15
Steam MilI--Lnmhar.

WE take this method Of Informing the PpbI;e
w that We have Just put in operation on what l.
known as Sonora Island. four miles abovo Brown-
Nrle q hrstenahty steam oawEahls ana are NOW pre-
pared 70 saw az kinds OF Lumber on short notice,
ana IN q manner, we are confident win give ~satisfac-
ton. We viii keep a Ferry boat 10 run - ~ msin
shore, for free use Of our Customers.
gr W.. SHALL 4 C0
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15
The only Erclusiive Wholesale Grocery
HOUSE IA 50. Joseph.
JENNINGS 3 SMITH.
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
w hO1SaBa1e GEoCeE1,

AND OOAMlOOlON MERCHANIS.
w hO1S8a1e GroCe=G,
Corner Second and Frances SIS.
ID RESPECTFULLY cali the attention Of Country
II Merchants to their large and varied stock Of
Groceries, which has been increased BIZ late arrivals
at the lowest rates Of freight, and viii receive daily
additions through the season. Having purchased for
cash, they present more than ordinary Inducements
to buyers, and viii satisfy all that favor them with
a call, that they can and will compete with st. Louis
prices. They have in stOrer
800 bags Rio Coffee so boxes starch
40 q o Java Coffee 70 do lemon syrap
100 chest and ne chests go whole and Of boxes
assorted Teas candy
$50 Dbl rebOiled and s III 300 doz cans Fields eeIe-
MOlsses brated Baltiraore oysters
100 half bbs do loo bbk half and or bbls
so kgs Belahcr's Syrup mackrel
100 Hhds y . Sugar 600 doxea 8x10 and I0x12
60 bbls crushed " window cash
so bbls Tar 100 hf bzs assid glass
100 stands do 300 doz bed cords
800 bbls 4 hf bis crack so coils manila and int
ers Of various Kinds rope
200 bxs assd Tobacco 400 bdles Wrapping paper
100000 ass'd Cigars 500 bills ST and extra
1000 sacks q A Salt Flour
1900 sks Dairy 1900 at and half bxs sar
10 bales Al Domestics dimes
100 do cotton batting go dozen zinc washboards
125 do do yarn so nests tubs
500 kegs nails Is dozen wooden buckets
so do sc Soda $50 bxs star candles
And a general assortment Of sundries too numer.
Gus to mention in an advertisement.
Our consignment, 5000 bbls Kanavha sait. at II
Louis rates, freights added.
Orders are respectfully solicited and shall reeciv.
prompt attention, and every effort made to give en-.
tire satisfaction.
September, p, 1855 ylnl6-ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

BAReA1xs.-Don't fail to attend the Sale Of
Dry. Goods, at auction to- day, BY DR.. M'Pher=
son, in bis new building.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15

THANKsGrING.-Gov lizard has appoint
ed Thursday. Nov. 10Th, as Thanksgiving
Day il this Territory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-11-15
AMERICAN HISTORY.
A GREAT WORK ~coMPLETEDl
LIFE AND WORKS OF JOHN ADAMS
second President Of the United states
EDITED By MS GRANDSON,
CHARLES FRANfIS ADAMS
EDITED By Ms aAANDsoNi

10yols svo. S22,5o vols, & 10 jus: pubIisapi
OF the writings Of our Revolutionary Worrh
none have been presented to The public With as nurA
ability, carea and good faith, as those ef John Adan1.
The main portion Of the labor deyolVed on Chalies
Francis Adams, who has devoted to II several yeers,
and has set an example Of thorough research afd
sound judgement, which cannot be 10 highly can
rnended-Krfas W. Gris,cold.
Il is a work for the statesman toread and stHd7-
a work especially suited 70 young msn-a work WITH
which We can well Afford to identity our n~atioIal
reputation.-Puritan Recorder.
Every student Of American history, Alntrieg
laws, usrages. and institutions shouid make himself
acquainted with these papers, containing IS they do
the reflections Of q mind Of great c0mprehe1sionS
deep sagacity and extensive learning on the ftnda-
mental principles Of government .--NatioHai Era
Ore Of the most valuable contributions yet msde
70 American historyzPi Hods{phte Bake.ih.
Such d contribution to Aniefican history We have
nothad beforeS except in The collections Of The Writ
ings Of Washington and Jefferson. Probably IN lit-t
erary value and interest this win surrass then b0th<
Boston Transcript.
liz Washington Street, BostOn.