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DancroGs's History.
NEW VOLUME. Tho American Revolution -
~ The History Of the United States. Vol. VII;
bsng vol. I. Of tho American Revolution By Geo.
Bancroft evo. Uniform with the previous vol
umss.
Also, tust Published, Hilliard ON Vendors. The
Law Of Vendors and Purchaser Of Real Property.
Mortgage" As. Two vols. in one. $40. 81.
For sale by OGDEN, BROWNKLL CO.,
may1ld 81 Aain-et.
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The DAILY GATE CITY OFFICE 10
In MoCuxE's Building, CORNER Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Counting Room Arst door to the right.
Orders for eli kinds Of Job Work filed
with neatness and dispatch.
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RLAHR 4 McIrrY RE.

Mr.. l.. Q. HNGEna OIL,
nKNTI6T, corner Of Third and Main streets.
- Ksokuk, lows, over kix, Bale Co.'S Bank,
entrance On Third ". Special attention given 70
tAs preservation q tho natursl tect b. treatment Of
exposed dental and correcting irregular Aies
Of the dental arch. Artificial Teeth Of the best
style and finish, from single tooth IN entire set.
Gc-:vs.c: SSsS T.xE
Plane Ferries.
vIsHE magnificent and unsurpassed Instruments
j manufactnrsd by this house, tths Oldest and
most extensive IN the United 6tstea), Gan b. pro-
enred cf The subscriber in every vari0g Of hand.
some rosewood casss, Of 3, ", 81 and octavss.
PARTIES In want Il really nns Instrument, are
earnestly Invited to call before purchasing else
where. n. D. HEWITT, Agent,
Cor. 9Th and Pine sts.,
April -d0n 81. Louis, Mo.
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i M P q r Il E r S.
Dealers
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, GUNS, &C., &C,
AT SIGN OF THE BKoADAxE.
-
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
49,
A m crican M n ufa tur % !;
l3s Main-si., Sign Of the Broadaxe.
~. d. WOODWARD 4 co.,
wumrxAIrorAIrns
ID Rf GOO AND CLOI III u
ns 90 Main street.
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Hast Recelvea,
A NEW supply Of standard 4iseellansous Works
"A at prices TO suit the times, ct !.
sug70d OGDEN, BROWNELL CO.'S
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ETThanks to the officers Of the steamer
Keokuk for late Burlington and Chicago pa.
peYs.
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0erman fly RaPsF,
TS0R the sure anA entiss destsuaalon of Flies,
= Roaohes, ANITA, Bugs, AasQuitosa, ~, for sals
BY B. b. vOWELL.
aug7d Isl xain-st.
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In all the principal cities and towns these works
will be delivered, Free 81 Postage. When
sent by mail, the PosrAGE to any part IT tho Uni
ted states, will Be hut ~ Cents . year for
" Blackwood - and but ~ Cent? . year for
each Of the Reviews.
N. B.--The price in Great Britain of the ave
Periodicals. above named ia about Thirty one Dol
lars Ter annum.
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Sight Drafts on London at 8 dollars per { ster-
ling may be obtained at the Office of the Grand
Trunk X. X. of Canada. in Chicago.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
Report eFtse Committee On Internal
improvements.

4 very able report from the CommiHee
en- internal Jmrroz elneats of the Senate
prepared by the Hon. a. III. H. SrUAwr,
has been printed. Che committee say they
are satisfied from an examination of the re-
port of the First auditor, that under the
existing rate of taxation, the revenue of the
State:Eiil be sufficient to pay the interest on
the Pablo debt, and all the ordinary ex-
penses Of the government. and sc;tse an an
nual surplus Of over 5000, 900, provided
the treasury can be relieved Of a floating
debt Of about $1,000. GEO, arising out Of
emission Of treasury Hotes, deficiency in
The sinking Fund, and certain acceptaneos
Of the Board Of y ubIic Works, in faavor of
contractors fs- work already DONE They
also faves the adoption Of some measure by
which the floating debt of the State, instead
OF being discharged in two years, could be
distributed through series of years, so as
y apply one half Of the surplus revenue.sn-
nually to its extinction, leaving the esher
half unincunbered and applicable TO the
Epayment of interest on such leans as may
be effected for works of Internal Improve
ment They arc also satisfied from con-
ference with the officers Of the banks in this
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
Gen. Walkers Claims on Southern
SunnOrf.

The glorifers of Gen. VIM. Walker will
be taken all abacR by the reading of let
ter of his to General De Goicouria Of the
18th ofAugast, 1856, brought cut by Mr..
Pearee, Of Maryland, in his late able speech
before the Senate Of the United States
The wisdom of President Buchanan in
turning the "cold shoulder" to that alsen-
turcr will be acknowledged by all, when
they see from Walkers own showing, that
while waging war upon Nicaragua, he was
not engaged in any scheme Of annexa-
tion," but was onlf lending helping hand
to Great Britain, "a cutting sthe expan-
ding and pansive democracy Of the North,
BY powerful and@compact southern feder-
alton, based on military principles"
The language ofthis letter will compare
strangely with Gen. Walkers speech at the
Richmond dinner, when he endeavored to
satisfy the minds Of his enthused audience,
that his whole object was annexation for
the benefit Of the eSouthern States of the
Union-that his was the only plan by
which this end could be obtained, while Mr..
Buchanan's must prove failure.
But to the letter. That spoke the views
Of Gen. Walker IN poaoer. The Richmond
speech was an appeal by PROSTATE and dis
appointed ambition for southern sympathy
and aid. Here is the letter. Read it, sons
Of liberty, and approve if you can
GRANADA, August 12, 1856.
"MY DEAR GESaRAL: | sent your ere.
dentials, for Great Britain, By General Ca.
zeneau. They are ample, and will be,
hope, not without result If you can opc.
negotiations with England, and secure fo
Nicaragua the port Of San Juan Del Norte
you will effect great object. 1t will be ;
long step towards our end Without Sal
Juan Del Nortc we lack, what will be in tn
end, indispensable to us-a naval force in tn
Caribbean sea. The commercial conse
quences of this possession are nothing il
comparison with the naval and political re
suits
with your versatility and (if may us
the termD adaptability, | expect much to b
done in England. You can do more thai
any American could possibly accomplish. be
cause you can make the British Cabinet Sc
that we are not engaged in any scheme 70
annexation. You can make them see tina
the only way to cut the expanding and ex
pansiye democracy Of the North, is by
powerful and compact southern federation
based on military principles
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06

Bills Passed. 49, incorporating the Atlantic
Steam Ferry Company; amending the Code
so as to allow Justice, after all due efforts
to find the friends Of lunatic. who comes
from another State, to obtain his adanissien
into one of the hnatic asylums of this State:
How Of Meeting. Mr.. MARTz offered a
resolution to change the daily hour of meet
ing to ! o'clock, A. NJ. Objection being
made to its consideration, it lies over under
the rules of the house.
Statue Of hudson. On motion of Mr..
LEE, it was Resolved, That 9 committee he
appointed with leave to report bill author
ling the Governor to contract with VIM.
R. Barbee for the erection, in this capitol,
of marble statue of James Madison, late
Prasiden. of the United States.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
Trustee 5 Sale

RY Virtae.o 4 Deco: of Trust, dated March 18th
- 1850, made by Jefferson Wright to me. for
the benefit of Many & O'Brian, l will proceed on
Saturday the 18Th Of -Hosch next, in the village of
Spring Hill, to sell for cash, all my interest in tho
following property conveyed to me bv said deed
viz The HOUSE and LOT at present occupied
by said Wright, and described in the deed as =
certain House and Lobbying, and situate in the
llsge Of Spring Hill, and adjoining the lot of ia
ALSO The following Personal Property. or Sc
much thereof as may not be exempt bv law. to wit
one Bureau, a China Press, Clock. two Bed
steads, with the Beds and Bedding, a lot of Chairs
Table, Ride, and one, Chest. 00'7
JAMES III. SKINNER,
reu. D, 1ooo.-4tS. Trustee,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06

'and after the first day Of July, one th6us-
and eight hundred and ffty-eight, or from
and after the decease Of her husband, lin
case he shall have died after the first day of
July, one thousand eight hundred and fit
eight, for and during her natural life.
Sec 3. And be 1t further enacted, That
the moneys granted by this act shall be paid
TO the several benefciaries thereof, or to his
heir, or their duly authorized agent or at
torney, agents or attorneys. under the d.
rection of the Secretary Of the Interior, at
such times and places as he may direct. =
And that the said moneys herein granted
shall not be in any way transferable, or liza
BILE to attachment, levy, or seizure by any
legal process whatever nor shall the same
be paid to any agent or agents, attorney or
attorneys, who may have any interest or
claim in or to the said moneys, or to any
part or portion thereof, or to any person who
may have any bargain. contract, or agree
ment whatsoever, by which to receive, use,
or enjoy the said moneys. or any part there
of; but the same shall go unencumbered
into the possession of him or her, or them
who by the provisions of this act are enti-
tied thereto Prouided, That no one shall
receive the benefits of this act until he shall
produce satisfactory evidence to the Secre-
tary of the Interior that he or she is enti-
tied to the same, according to the provisions
Of this act. under such rules and regulation s
as the Secretary of the Interior may see
proper from time to time to prescribe for til c
production of testimony
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06

in the hollows of our mountains a? The man.
ufacturer of starch we should infer, would
BE profitable in this fine grain country, as
we see that single establishment at the
North, with an invested capital Of SIS, 900,
annually produces starch TO the value Of
$4,000!
A nanufactory-o shoes, OF a large scale,
for tAe supply Of all Western Virginia
would, we doubt net, be a profitable under
taking here in .Staunton, and would arrest
that ruinous process to which our tanners
have been driven, Of sending their Leather
to the North, to have it re- purchased by cur
merchants and brought back to rs. There
is, rs we have been informed, Tannery in
the town Of Waynesboro'', in this county,
tanning thousands Of hides annually; but,
finding no market at home for the leather,
owing to our failure to encourage the estab-
lishments We base for shoe making, it is ia
ken to Baltimore for SALE
We make these statements Of facts, and
throw out these suggestions with the hope
that our people may be stimulated to renew
ed exertiors in the direction some of them
have taken, with eminent success, within the
past few years. believing the prosperity of
our community and the State to be intimate
ly connected with them
Here in Staunton and augusta, we pos
sess almost unrivailcd fgcilities for this kind
of business. We have unsurpassed water
power, fuel, ore, and the raw material for
almost every species Of manufacturing
Labor is cheap, food abundant, the climate
healthy, the market almost without limit,
and the facilities for distributing goods, &C.,
throughout the country multiplying and in
crcasng every year.
The experiments made here have demon
stratcd the advantages of our county fol-
such establishments, and the thanks Of oul
community are due to those liberal, enter
prising and public-spirited gentlemen WAC
have carried forward to its present position
of prosperity, the Staunton Wooden Facto-
rY-an institution without which we could
scarcely survive the rigors of hard winter
We trust that it is only one Of many other
manufactures destined to flourish in our
midst and send their golden streams of life
through all the veins and arteries Of the
body polite.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
R. ]. RANKIN & CO.'S.
AND PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY,
Augusta County. Va


ii ANiNG, at great expense and labor. at !ns4rth
a 4 secured a perfectly appointed GALLERY,
both as to capacity III our Cameras. Choice Chem
leals, jndicious arrangement of Light, and o y II
practical facilities with view to stabli. h III this
community responsible and permanent HOME
DAG U ERaEAN GALLERY! That our citizens
may have ali the advantages and continuing i'm
provements in the Art, both in the
Price and Perfc ctiOn OF the Picture,
We only ask in return the encouragement q il
Liberal Home Patronage, and confidently PROM
iss to please our patrons with any variety OK pic
ture, and price according to stv OF case or Siz
the truly wonderful STEREOSCOpE, prescn-
ting at once the most fs-iise picture vet known
the ARSMONGTlPlC the ILLUMINATED. the
CRNSTALOT4PE, the AMBEJLEON. the HY-
ALOTHPE, the AMBROT YPE, DAGU
TYPE; in short all kinds of Sun pencilcd Pictures
and photographs; Son paper or canves, fnd cnor-
ed in Oil o. Water Colors, r2-tot,chcd with liz
dia Ink. y
Depending on. SNAIL PROFITS FROM
LARGE SALES AND CONSTANT CUSTO-
MERS, we will WARRANT OUR WORK AMI
furnish pictures at prices fruyn
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
TO CARPENTERS, &c.

IN Fednesday,.the 9th inst. the undersigned
Will let to contract. provided the bids justify il,
the JOB for erecting and finishing the Town Hall,
proposed to be built on the New Market ,Ha1,o.
Plans ana specifications can be seen on .applc@l IA
to Capt. Jna. r.. Smith Parties will bid serar-
ately for the Carpenters work, Pkstering and
Painting. MIG HARTMAN,
j. b. IMBODEN,
G. Nj. COCHRAN, i Committee
GEO. Z. PRICE,
"a A. LUSHBAUGH.
StauntOn, Jan. 6. IS5S.-2t
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
Committee.

OST, on Saturday last, small POODLE
IL DOG, (French) pei fectlv White cxcept the
lower part of the ear, which is yellow. Any per-
son retui hing said dog to MIR. Gilkeson o. as Tie
National Hotel Vii be itably rewarded
Feb. q, lo5o.-1ts.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
THE ACCOUNTS

Due the 'Vindicator" for subscription and
advertising are now being made off, and
will be enclosed to subscribers, and we hope
will be promptly met. MONEY WE
MUST HAVE, and those who owe mast
pay.
Jan. %, 1853.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06

Daring AHempt ut Kidnapping- One
of the bollest attempts at kidnapping that
we have heard of for some time, occurred
in the peishborhood Of Ottobne, in this
county, a few days ago. A man by the
name of Jack Hottinger, who has been liv-
ing near Nashville, in this county, attempt
ed, on Friday last, to kidnap little negro
belonging to f. NJ krving, Esq. He went
in midday on the premises of Mr.. f., pick
ed up negro boy about 6 Or years old,
gagged him, took to the woods. and carried
him mile and half, VIXEN he was forced
to drop him, being holly pursued by Mr.
David j. Bear. lie had made an effort to
induce two of Mr.. E.'s little negroes to
leave with him, but not succeeding in per-
suading them to go, he grabbed up the
smallest one ard left as before described =
Unfortunately, the kidnapper escaped, and
is still at large. Mr. Erving and his hands
were all from home at the time Hottinger
made his visit, of which absence Hottingcr
was aware. Mr. f. thinks this is the Sc
cond time Hottingcr visited his premises on
an errand of this kind He most probably
has accomplices and Il viii be veil for tie
Oi''ASho VI +tp~A1H SiidHi ana ti.E attdccHt
counties to keep sharp lock out for him
and them. -RocAiagham Register.
Eg- This man Hottinger was arrested in
this piece, last week, by Martin Rohr and
Geo. IL. Mitchell and taken before Justice
Imboden, who committed him to iail. ana
on Saturday last he was taken to Rocking
ham hv off cor 4 rman+rout
Hottingcr in defence says he was drunk,
and did not knoy whaS he was about.
PelIous Adcentu,~ in CalifDrni.. The
Placer Courier contains an interesting as
count Of the adventure of two men who
crossed the Sierra Nevada from Bieler Lake
about the first Of this month, during til j.,
prevalence of severe snow STERN, OF thefr
subsequent trials and suhcrings. Alter
wandering about for eight days, daring
which slime they sssbsibtod Ga less Than a
pound of jackass meat they reached Little
Duncan Canon, badly frozen and comrlcto7
ly exhausted. Word being sent fer reli,,f
to Last Chance, the nobleheartell men of tho
camp turned out twenty strong ami hraug,,t
the snaf rers in upon slcds .IourltaF.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06

RGINEA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Cour. OF Augusta County, Februa-
ny LIST 1858.
Gideon CARRIER Plaintiff, against f. B. McCccs.
Defendant.
The object of this suit is TO injoin and restrtia
the defendant E. B. McCees, the Sheriff Of Rock
ingham and all other persons, from any further
proceedings on a Judgment recovered by L. d.
McCiees at the -- term Of the County Court Of
Augusta, aga4n4. Gideon CARRIER for l2J So. beino
the principal, interest costs, and costs of protest
OF a certain dept i'll the bill mentioned until tin,
further order Of the Court
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence thar th.,
Defendant b. b cCees is not an inhabtant OF ,is
Commonwealth It's ordered that the said De
PENDANT do appear here within one month after
due pu blicaton Of this order and do what is ne
cessary to protect his interest.
T. Feste, H. r. +K{yNEY d G.
B. T. MrcHlg, pa
Feb. e. 1888
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06

Pest Office Changes The name and
site of the Office at Grab Bottom, Highland
county, has been changed to New Hamp-
den The name Brooks Gap, Rocking
ham county, has been changed to aCoo.e's
Store.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
Brilliant Feeding at Chicago.

Mr.. Mccormick, Of Reaper notoriety,
was recently married at Chicago, to one of
the most beautiful and accomplished dapgh-
ters Of that fourishing city. The wedding
is described as one of the largest and most
brilliant known in the festive annals Of that
city The name Of hellady is not given.
Direct Foreiya Trade.--Hon. Wu.
BALLARD Passions Mission. Nor.
folk Argus makes the important and graft
tying announcement that the mission Of the
Hon. VIM. Ballard Preston, in behalf of
the Virginia and Western Railroads, has
been successful.
Mr.. Preston has succeeded in making ar
engagements with the Paris & Orleans Rail
road Company to run four steamers between
the ports Of Orleans, FRANCE, and Norfolk,
Virginia.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
M7gFY e g'Ns7srTE

ap to the most costly style of Case and Size.
~ Instructions Give in the Art, and SCbcm
icas and Gases, in every variety, for sale to o err
atCrs on reasonable :ternls,
Feb G 1873 IF
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06

Gss" The attention of laad ''ouyers is re-
quested to the advertisement of Mai. j 3
Watts in this paper. The farm is valuable.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
Kankin'S Gallery Of Art,-A Visit

- . t1IUEy VI M n VISIC 20
kankin's Gallery will repay one. We call
ed at his rooms day or two ago and we're
pleased to see copies of SO many of our citi
zcns. Rankin takes handsome picture
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
Terrible Rencontre.-A difficulty oc

TeFFIBl8 KenC0ltre.-A difficulty oc-
Cured, on Friday last, at Port Republic,
between George Eutzler and jackson -Scig-
Ter, when Eutzler stabbed scigler SO severe
ly that no hopes are entertained of his re-
covery We understand that Eutzl,r used
a large hawked bill knife, drawing it a.
cross Seigler's body cutting off piece Of
bis liver-Eutzler is now in RocIingh
ial.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06

An appropriation Of $500 was also made
/ to provide suitable engine house.
EY- We have since learned that the
Committee have reported in favor Of max
ing the second story Of frame work, and
that it will be substantial and perfectly safe
for all uses to Which it may be appropriated.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06

TO ADVERTISERS. The indicator has a
large and increasing circulation in this and the ad-
Joining counties, and is valuable medium for ad-
vertisers. Circulating among business men, it af-
fords great inducements to those who will use its
20
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06
DOG Lest

Staunton, Jan. 6, IS5S.-3t.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-06

1.-The suggestion Of our neighbor is ex-
cecdingly notifying, in view of the fact,
that we have been supporting the admins
tration ever since it came into power with
tenfold more cordially than nine-tcnths Of
its (the Vindicator's) party friends -
Spectator, 81 inst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-04

~ READ WITH CARE-In our advertising
columns is found an advertisement of that great
and popular medicine so extensively sold, and
used by thousands of persons through the West
ern States in the last five years; we mean DIR.
Mann's Ague Balsam. We know nothing OF
its merits, save what we read and hear spoken OF
by our friends, never having been so unfortunate
as 10 have to use ANYTHING in this line since We
heard of il, vet we feel at all times willing to
make public through the columns of our paper
any discovery, new or old, and recommend it to
our readers, that is SO highly esteemed as this
Balsam. We call attention of our readers to
this wonderful compound, and if in want of an
ague remedy give it trial. Sold by all good
druggists. 41-d0"'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-04
ENGLISH GRAMMARS.

Bl'lOEs' English Grammar,
Bull. NJ Practical and AnalYtic Grammar
Browns First Lines OF English tiramnAr,
Browns Institutes OF Grammar,
COyell's Digest Of English GTsmmar,
CiaTk's First Grammar.
Clark's Eng'lsh Grammar,
FOw leI's English Grammar,
FOwieTis Grammar, AhI ID sed,
GIeene's lot OducJiun to English Grammar,
Green. : First Lessons in Grammar,
GreeHe's Elements of English GRAM mar,
Gresne's Analysis,
PiuneO's rlmtry Grammar,
PInneO's An1lytica. Grammar,
PInneO's Eng ish Teacher.
Su.ith's Eng ish Grammar,
TOwe''s English Grammar,
Well Grammar,
Weld's Grammar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-04
BIOGRAPHIES.

COmell's First Steps in Geography.
COTneirs Primary Geography,
COtnull's Intermediate GeOgruphy,
LOrnell's High 5, hOOl Gei gIbphy,
Cotton X Fiich's introductory Biography 4,
COltGn x Fiich's Mod IN School GeOgTapl
FItch's Physical Geugrsphy,
Longs Clh-sical AtlsS,
MitChell,s PrimSry Geography,
Miicheli's intermediate Geography,
MItchelfs Geography and Alas,
hIilchell's Ancient GeogHphY,
McNalley's Ge graphy,
Mdnttiih's FHst Book IN ceogT Apply,
Monteilh's Intro iuctIon - Geography,
MOnteiih's Manuai OF Geography,
MInteilh's New Manual,
MOTse's Geography,
MltchelPs Outline Maps,
Olnes'~ Typography and Atlas,
PeltOn's Outline Maps,
Peter Pariel 5 Geography,
Smiths First Geography,
Smith's QuaTtO Geography,
DOmervilie's Physic Il Geography,
Whites Class Book OF Geography,
WaTren's Common S,-h1Ol Geography,
Warr--Lis Pht tsiral Geography,