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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13

IvoR SALE Oh TO LEr-ONa FOUR ErORv BEows
stone house with high bAsen snt t.rsta Rusher-or
place opposite Auy~ssan square Tba l1ss contains 81
he modern 'mproverents Keys viii be flnt q Is. fAs
Seventeenth street AEo three brick house. snsx
81 no Poplar street Bvookyn which exsainston WI
be found very comfortable Term moderoe For tu.
Their particulars apply st st Pearl street. fronl otace
~he kpysc he had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13

CHOW cAsD.-scHMIDr co.. MANUrACrozY AND
= wsrer ,oms, 10 Worth villa. street. ney vrsnitor,
assortment cousAniy hard old CASES en- In "a
chAnga Orders promptly executsd-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-13

USCR sALB OR EXOHANGE- GREAT IRDUuRaesTs
are offered 70 party Mesrous Of going West ihs az
consn which he offers for sal. exchange for kind O.
merchandise suitable for Southern trade horses casro
watches, 4c Bald property II neatly n
n.h hotel des raey located in young and .ing
R the b Nd OF steamboat navigation AMI 1Rcon OF railroad
also ferry, which Ia Ed spens sble Of nu
land lying the banks RI he river 100 vacant l,s Er
&c. FR further parucuars address cal r. soCAR
COR Wsss ington Hotel, No broadway. from ID to4
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OFyICn OF IHn DELAWARE, LAoKAwAHHA AID
" western Railroad Company, 81 Wall street, New revh
Oct ~ h5I -Spe. noticsA mcctsg Of the skhodevs
AND bcrdhoder- ~ this viii BE- held
ule Library the Of wednesday 1lst October
n O'Clock receive the OF the e,mmise apposstsA
10 uaure ~ for relic ling the
pany ~ ordernf JAMES Brown, Chair nAn-
A. j. ODxI1, Secretary
NoTIUR-A YOUNG WIDOW LADY IRON nHo-
IN land COUP nice too
and near broadway, ard In the vicinity OF the Leading hoen
wishes the loan OF small amount Of money, for which
nicely furnished room with IRE aud lght will family
nsn on lazy and servant only For particulars addrens
for one week a. Broadway Pest om~.
ITO THE DRY eoors rSADp-wAErnD TO ruE-
Chase o' net cash, Dry goods general msrchsnfisa
Prices must be low AM amount from BIO 70 1900 Addrs.
ccnsdenu..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03

The platform Of the knoW-nothing order adopted
At the meeting Of the State Council last Friday,
almost entirely ignores the distinctive features which
originally characterized the organization. The
address is simply an attack upon the democratic
party, for as it is charged, holding adverse opin-
ions on several prominent topics. The resOlu-
tions, which viii be looked to IS containing the
principles Of the order, attempt to galvaniEs into
use for this canvass the dead and rotten eareass Of
distribution, but make no defence Of the original
creed of knoW-nothingism. A vague opinion IN
favor Of ga material modification Of the naturaza-
ton laws" is expressed and there is something
against what is called Z" alien suffrage" ana that
is all there is Of know-nOthingism! We are not
told what would be regarded as material modl-
scstion Of the naturalization laws and alien sui
fage Is weak invention to delude the silly. There
e not one word nor one aIIusion to the Pope and
the Catholic either in the address the resolutions
All that part Of the machinery Of the society is
abandoned; and the fanatics who two years ago
and last year, most distinguished themselves by
preaching an anti-CathOlic crusade, are discarded
with contempt and left 10 rot by the way-side The
result shows that our institutions abundantyable
to vindicate themselves, when the sober Judgment
of the people has time to act It viii be at least
fifty years before demagegues, either in or out Of the
pulpit will again dare to make 8 similar expert
ment.
The resolutions will be found in another place in
our columns to-day, and will attract the attention
Of our democratic readers. Those curious in the
study of hybrids will see that the animal dressed
I'D for defeat on this occasion is coon, and nothing
else in all its leading characteristics 1t has hard
" a trace Of intense Americanism," and sets up
no farther claim as the special defender Of the Prot
estant faith. The few men once democrats who re-
main in the order have been transformed apparently
without their own knowledge, into bona fds cOOns.
We don't think they worth the cost Of the tails
which now decorate their persons but that may be
A matter of taste.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03
rNnm NnTH1NG PLArFoRM.

The following are the resolutions, or platform,
adopted by the recent Know Nothing State COnyen-
ton:
PssolUed, By this Convention, that the abuses and
ultra tendencies Of the party in power, calling itself
the democracy, merit the earnest opposition of eve
~ friend of the Union and the Constitution.
Rss0lged, That the best interests Of the country,
present and prospective, require material modih-
cation of the naturalization laws in order to guard
against the evils Of foreign influence IN the admins
tration of our Government.
Resolved That we utterly repudiate the doctrine
which comedies to aliens the right of suffrage and
places them equal footing with the native and
Daturaized citizens of the United States, in franz
ing the organic laws of new States equally unjust
and unwise, and violation of the Constitution.
RegolDed That all the States Of the Union are en-
titled to participation in the public bounty and that
the policy Of the party in power, by which the pub
lie lands are appropriated, in large quantities, for
the benefit Of particular States Is unjust, unequal
and injurious to the old States and ought not to be
tolerated.
ResoIUsd That Tennessee, in her insulated posi-
ton heretofore omitted among the favOrites in the
distribution of the public lands, with her load Of
debt incurred for the development of her resources,
has a deep stake in that policy which shall do her
justice, and supply the means of saving her people
from taxation.
Resolrcd, That Congress has power, underline war
clause of the Constitution, to aid in the construction
of the Pacific Railroad and that the extension Of
such aid is highly expedient.
RssoIssd, That the Federal Union being the only
safe guard of American liberty, every true pat
riot should devote his best energies to its preserva
ton.
ReeslUsd That the systematic agitation of the
slavery question has brought Union into peril,
and is the duty of every American patriot not to
interfere with the institutions Of other States over
which he has no legitimate control.
Resolped That we are opposed to the interference
of the General Government in the settlement of the
question of slavery in the Territories and we believe
that the citizens Of the United States, bona tide res
idents in the Territories have the right to deter
mine the question of slavery, when they come to the
adoption of a State Constitution.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03
WILLIAM b. Polk,
D. N. KEY, csmmiEtSs.
HIRAM TILMAH,
MEMPH1a. April 2Q. Ie5l

MEMPHIs, April ~, 1901.
GENTLEMEN: Your note, advising me Of my unsn-
imo4s nomination, by the Democratic State Conyen-
ton, which assembled at Nashville the 18th inst
for the Office Of Governor of the State Of Tennessee
at our ensuing State election, have had the honor
to receive.
Profoundly grateful to the Democracy Of Tennes-
see for the distinguished honor which this nomina-
ton eonfers and especially for the confidence which
tie unanimous action Of the Convention implies on
the part Of those whom they represented, accept
the post assigned with the greatest diidenee in
my own abilities to merit that confidence, but with
the highest sense of the potency Of the great eardi
nal principles and policy of the Democratic party
which the Convention has reiterated in its platform.
Relying mainly, upon the rectitude Of these prin-
cples TO sustain me in the srduous duties Of my po-
sitiOn, and thanking you, gentlemen for the hatter
ing manner in which you have been pleased to dis
charge the duty assigned you, l have the honor to
remain, Yours, truly,
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
Messrs. WIN. H. Polk, D. NJ. KEY and HIRAM TIL
MAN Committee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03

It win be seen from the following correspondence
that Gen. HARRIS accepts the position 70 which he
has been called by the general exclamation Of the
Democracy Of the State:
NAsHvnLE, April 10, 1857.
Gen. IsHAM g. HARRIS, Menphil:
DEAR Sin; It's made our agreeable duty to inform
you that you have received the unanimous nominal
ton Of the Democratic State Convention, assembled
here to-day their candidate for the Office Of Gov
ernOr Of the State Of Tennessee cur ensuing sso-
ton. We congratulate you upon the UnaniInity and
confidence with which this nomination vas made I;
and; at the same time, We must be permitted to say,
that we are sure that the standard of cur Party
could not have fallen into hands more worthy to
bear it. Allow Us, then, in the name Of the DsnOe-
raey Of the whole State, to ask you to accept the
nomination. Indeed, We think in the present crit-
cal condition Of our eountrys affairs, one should
decline Office when called By his fsloW-stizenE ts
receive it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03
NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK & CO..
3S Union Street.

AURORA LIGHT;
Poem, BY Elizabeth Barst Brovning
DR. KANE'S ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS
In seaFeh Of Sig John Frankling, during the years
le0S-S4-55 beings personal narrative, and contain
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Plays and Poems, b. SEQ. Boxer, vols y mo-
Ivors R3vel By SeEsu
Prue and (; dedicated % Mrs L0ngfelIow b. Cartis
Dickens Novels, complete In s. volumes.
Olmsleads Texas.
The American Almanac, for 1857.
Olshauser's Commentaries, BY KendFiek.
The Prince Of the house Of David.
Chambers History Of the Russian War.
Ken and Times Of the Revolution. by Watsun.
Irgng's Life OF Washington, 3 vols
Star aud the Cloud o a Daughters Love, BY Roe.
L0ngfellow's Poems, CON plete in vols, Is NO.
Wsbsters Private Correspondence vols, 8 70.
PaFley's kecolections Of a Lifeline, vols, l2mo.
Emerson's Representative Men.
Emers0nis nglish Trails
Hugh MIlier's England and It's People.
Spargeon, the mO3eFa Whitfield.
Hills Of the Shetemac, By Weth#eM
Paul Fame, Novel, By n. p Wills
Frank FOresteT's porting Scenes, characters.
leila; star Of Mingrua, By Reynolds.
Passion and Principle, By Mrs. Grey.
and Wisdom Of sydney Smith.
Memoir Of syaney Smith, By Mrs.. Austin.
ALSO,
Godey's Lady's Book for april.
Grlham's Magazine for April.
Leslle's. New York Journal for April.
Lesie's illustrated News FOR April.
Harper's Journal Of Civil eaton.
IsrPers Magazine from January, s57 aud for sale by
Harper's Magazine FOR April;
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80 PAnuCAH.

FrHR light dFaueht steamer CHATTANOOGA, -
= viii leave as abogeaBd al Intermediate p9Ta ~
MONDAY, the 4th instant a. y O'Clock. FER
mays II. H.H. HARRISON, Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03
COU u TERFaTTI
CAUTION To PARTIES PURCHASING
s. n. PIhE'S MAGNOLIA WHISKY,
Cincinnati, Ohio.

CEmcinHatAs ONO.
THE undersigned, manufacturer and sole pro 80
i pretor oftne a5Oye brand OF WHISKY, would ssEEA
respectfully inform his customers ana purchasers
Of this celebrated band there has appeared the
Is ton and southern markets counterfeit Of above
Whisky benz poisonous imitation, branded similar 10 MS
brand t passes under the 04 s. n Dikss Magnolia
WHISKY Cincinnati Ohio, and OthOT names similar 10
Pike there party in this city Of the Of S.
Dixie intended impose and deceive hose who would
purchase genuine brand. make this statement put
parties the guard there several persons In the
east aud making imitation, and using with
sli alteration have Analysed era samples Of this
counterfeit brand, and found shat contains ably poison
this alone mpss caution the public, protect those
liable deceit. ed and The evil
attending the Of his poisonous Imitation also hereby
caution the teTs Of brand that VIII prosecute
them o. the u extent hs law. The genuine 8 n Pixies
Magnolia Whisky Is sed rom the bOs qualities Of ky
aud orn Narrated free from any deeeF0us OBJ
noxious com pouad being pure healthy beverage.
Many parties recently commenced making brand or
WHISKY CALLED Magnolia, but they Imitation my
trade brand careful and h- only genuine Magnolia
Whisksy made the United States aud distilled ony by me.
arr2E-Iy SAM'L N- PIKE,
No Is & 20 sycamore To-, Circinnati. Ohm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03
NEW BOOKS,

rTAGGARTS SEkMONS-ssrmons BY Charles MacoH
TaggaTt, Late Colleague Pastor Of the Unitarian Church
in Charleston S. 4. With Memoir. By John h. Haywood.
One vol . 12mo. Price 81 IS.
BORDER KOVERy--A new novel By Emmerson Bennett.
Two vols, paper, 81.
VIVIA.-Viyia; or, The Secret OF Power. new 70.
By Mrs. southWOTth Two vols, paper, Price 81.
For sale by HAGAN & BRO.
HAROLD TRACY.
HAROLD TRACY or, PHaEEs LTFE. A novel BY
IL J. F. Smith, Esq, author Of
Et8nfe Il ilL vols
Minnie Grey or, Who is the Heir. 1. vol.
Gus HOWGrd OF, How WiHs Wife. ] VOL
Amy Lawrence, or, The FreRmasCn's Daughter.
Woman and her Master.
Fred Arden; or, The Jesuit's Revenge.
Rochester, or, The Mcrry D4ysof England.
TemVtatioH; the Unknown HeirJss-
The Virgin Queen; OF, The Romano Of Royalty.
HsTry Ashton; or, Ths WIN and TIE Way.
Ellen Dsver5; or, The Way OF the viii.
All Of which just received and for sale by
apnl26. HAGAN & BRO.
"THE Doomed Ship The Wreck ofths Arctic Regions
A tale Of wild adventure.
HHanslord, Tale OF Bac0n's Rebellion" By st. George
Tucker. One vol. l2mo.
"NeW Biographies 0f IllusiriOus Men," By Macaulay,
Rogers, Mar in and others One vol. I2mO
"StrTies Of the Island WoHd.H By Charles Nordhof.
For sale by lspdl26I HAGAN q BRO.
DERIODICALS.-Au the late papers and Magazines.
i For by apr26 HAGAN q BRO.
DOB mAE.-Harper's Magazine for May Just received
Il By (apr@g) HAGAN & BRO.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

THE dne passenger steamer ALEONIA, Capt. -
4 JANIS AILLER, viii leave MONDAY, the
4th, for he above and all intern e5 iats pOrts.n
For freight or passage apply OF board, or 70
may SILT H. Ii. HARRISON Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03

A FAor-Dr. Hurley's sarsaparilla now almost
Of worldwide renown, is firmly established the best
and only genuine medicine Of that class The cures
it has effected are without parallel and it viii be
standard remedy when al other sarsaparillas are
buried in meritsd obEeurity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03
TRUCKING

Gen. HASKELL, in the course Of his remarks be-
fore the Know Nothing State Convention, complained
that he was "tricked out" of the nomination
He is not the only man whom the Convention trick
"A - HArroN was tricked int" the nomination,
and if he can bear that unoomplainingly, HASKELL
urely ought not to think too hard Of his case be
tent, General; they may need your services again
cad forlorn hope in the next presidential can
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03
M AID BLANCHE

he MOLhD-hENONNEU
DLANET READER, having retired to her Farm IN
indiana, for few weeks rest, will attend 70 all business
BY letter, She will send Tasmans. Lottery Numbers
information any subject BY letter, receipt Of the
CURED fee and correct date 81 birth. Let al who wish
consult her In regard the past, present, future
love, eOurship, marriage sickness aud death, absent
friends and relatives, Law suits, property lost stoen
the final results any and all kinds Of business they
best adapted O,and will be most successful write i'm
mediRtely and all who unlucky In business
themselves by getting Of the great ROMAN
TALIsMANS. Persons who are unhappy from disaP ONT
love- gain the object Of their Affection By the aid
Of the celebrated TALISMAN Wives having drunken
untaihfu husbands, reclaim them b this wonderful
TALISMAN.
N BFor person born in March April May jane, Sep
tember, October and December, the Madame will select
numbers in the Havana Alabama Maryland Lotteries,
will capital prizes Parents having children born
inthOss months get their numbers and draw prizes
them.
TERMs-InfoTmat0n sny Of the above subjects So 10
full S. Lottery Numbers S. Tasmans for Love SO, for
Business SIS for Love and Business combined $40 Let all
who wish to learn that the Madame hum0ug send in
theirs orders Address MADAME BLANCHE Muneie, Della
county, Indiana, until the first OF June. This h the
only visit the MADAME will make 70 Tenness she
leaves for California in a shOTttime. lmay3-Wlms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03

At church IN Southwark, there was q chris
tening. After the ceremony, and whilst the minis
ter was making out the certificate he happenedto say
"Let me see, this is the 3Oth?" "Thirtiethr" ex-
claimed the indignant mother, ''indeed it is only
the thirteenth" The minister was alluding to the
day Of the month.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03

Down WITH THE HOOPs-The States, the new
Washington paper, says: THE wind and dust on
Wednesday afternoon were frightful. Everybody
was in fear that some of the numerous swinging signs
which ornamented the sidewalks would create
strong impression upon their heads and pedestrians
walked along the streets in fear and tremling On
the Avenue lady's hoops were blown completely
oVere her head and the assistance of philanthropic
gentlemen was found quite available in putting them
down. The movement against crinoline has thus
been effectually started in our city"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03

itss combined the prophecies Of TOo, DURETI0 and
ALTERATIvE,
Diarrhaa Pousness, Dyspepsia Indigestion Headache,
Inermusnt Fevss, Stomach, Liver Complaint Weak
Debility Pain in the stomach Bowels Cosvonsss
Night Fevers, Yellowness Of the Skin, &c,
When taken, neutrslZrs and removes any morbid score
tons in the Stomach, and strengthens the Digestive Org@r
1t will disease Of the Uterus, Kidneys blad-
der, Urinary Organs and as an aefatveit and
creates healthy circulation Of blood, removing all sores,
boIs pimpIes or blotches from the skin
Try IT, and seonvnced Of its wonderful nvgoatng pro-
CHILDREN, who are puny weak and sckIy we advise
parents give them easPOonfal Of the CORDIAL daily
- H. MCLEAN. Sole proprietor Of this Cordial.
~ Principal Depot on the corner Of Third and Pine sss,
St. Louis, Missouri.
1 Fer sale BY all the principal Druggists in the city and
country.
ali over the country in consequences Of the tree
mendOns success Of McLean's Volcanic Oil
Eminent It is sUpsrceding every Bin5ment and
remedy the Of local pains and external diseases
Hundreds Of confirmed crpses have been made 70 walk
bv lis use many that suffering for years with Old
chronic sores, aud had tried in vain many remedies
and iniments now before The public have been per-
Leans Celebrated Imminent.
Its no longer untred remedy, but fixed and mmov
nave used It, that MCEean's Volcanic uil A.ini-
mentis the best Liniment that has ever been discOv
Sores all kinds SWelngs, any local pains
Lively Ilei2 stable Keepers, Farmers, Dray-
and all that have tho charge should keep supply
constantly on hand 70 be used 10 time Ofuesd.
PRICE OF THE LINIMENT
In consequence Of the increasing demand for this valuable
Linim nt ills put In twenty-five cent bottles hy
and do liar bottles TIE fly cent bottles contain three
lines the quantity twenty-five SIZE In
proportion cost that purchasers will money by
An orders fo the Volcanic Oil Eminent must be address,
ed to the DR. ,prieor JANIS H. MCLEA NJ St Louis No.
spr28- dtWd On is
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03
ThE CHEAPE$T FK0F EHTY AND HEST

z AM now Offering At great sacrifice, that valuable prop
4 eFty, on College Hill, Immediately opposite the Unit
versity long occupied BY the late DT. TOo The lot
fronts Market street, with the front Col
ege. Tue house is large and eOmmodous5 and the whole
at the price l OfeFit great bargain.
CIaibornes's Omibus has practically moved College Hill
right Public Square and any wanting residence
convenient business would do well 70 look e MS pro
erty Call on (may1-sQ A.V, S. LINDSEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03

HENRY " The History Of Henry the Fourth. Kineot
France and Navarro. By John s. C. ABBOTT Numerous IL
Illustrations and Illuminated T-apsgs- I6mo, muslin Gocs
muslin, gilt edges, lapr-s-iL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03
Proclamation.

BE Unknown BY all
sickly, weak and
debilttate drersons
that NJ C L Z AVS
STRENGr n K Il
ING CORDIALis
the only remedy
that vii strength
en- and iuvgOrate
the system, and
remove all imper-
titles In the Blood
1t isvery pleasant
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03

RSg"L. H. TrOok, Of Michigan, has been appointed
private secretary to Secretary CasE at salary Of
81, 400 per annum,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03

SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-The ground on which
the Christian Church stood was sold yesterday at
SlS6 per foot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03
FOR PADUCAH,

TTNHE ane passenger steame-, Aida, sims, 60 h
a Master, will leave as above MON ta-as-zflI
DAY, the 4ih inst, At u O'Clock, n. For
freight or passage Apply on board or to &@4la-
msyS-It. HI. HARRISON. agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03
mAENl Is CELEBRATED COMBINED
Reaping and Moving
MACHINES.

DECISION OF THE CoHMITTEE THz REAPERs
MOwERs.
I'VE the undersigned, committee appointed by the Ag-
" uculurul Bureau of tennessee to examine and test
Moving Machines report the result the bureau al is
next meeting execution Of said trust, appointed Thurs
June 5h 10 t-st hs I've different Mowers entered viz;
Manny's Combined Reaper and Mower; Manny's Self FAX
ing Reaper and BLOW combined; kelchum's Mower At
kins' self RakiHg Reaper and Mower combined and Deiz
s. Duuham's KAN Power ReaperaDd Mower.
Wednesday uHe th, appointed 10 test the Roapers
that entered, follows:
Dsilz DUubams Reaper, Atkins Self Raking Reaper,
NANNY > Reaper, Nrw-YoEk nd Rakng Reaper, Mannis
Self Raking Reaper aud he Newly self Raking Reaper
IN the result Of Judgment, the award is given 70
Nanny s, the best COmbln5d Machine.
Y. S. PltkARD,
]. q. HARRIS,
j. %. Knight, Committee.
W. 6. HANDING,
r.. r. RAINS,
FOR SALE BY TIE UNDERSIGNED AT
Johnson 6 aOrne's.
Frice Two Horse Machine $780, -Four Horse Machine $780,
B. +. CHEATHAM,
apr29- General Agent for the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03

RICHARD THE FIRST The History Richard The First
King Of gland. BY Jacob A11ut Illuminated Title and
UNI rous Illustrations. 10 mo, ulsinl 20 centsi muslin,
glit edges.