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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-23

NCdtA bStStJc anu NeSEOeS 1OE safe,
WITHIN four miles OF this place. exceeding
w miles from Jackson, the undersgnei Administrator Of
John H. Butler deceased offers for sale, pvaey) the land
belonging to the estate Of the deceased, containing
Four Hundred and EiRhty-fOur Acres.
Nearly all under fence; about hundred high state
cultivation and we'll improved.
Comfortable Dwelling House,
And necessary out houses for servants, stock, &c.
This farm has proved itself by its average productive
be highly adapted TO the growth of cotton and the different
kinds OF grain, land within this latitude. Some bottom
land well suited to the production Of the different The
supply Of Spring Water convenient family
STOCK use abundant and neyerfsing This farm consider
e second % none IN TINS section OF the country Tor ITS intrinsic
worth farming interest and healthy location The citizens
in the immediate neghborhood generally such might he
desired in any community.
Immediately adjoining the farm upwards
four hundred acres belonging James Butler which is also
offered for This valuable interest," and II added TO the
superior settlement portion Of this actiS in active cutv1
buy with the view of immediate
occupation Of the land considerable advantages realized
by the purchaser to buy advance OF the sale Of the 10Th Of
November and thereby much produce
as may be required for the next years consumption.
For further information relative the interest,
application to the resident superintendent c. Goodrich
bor or to James G. Butler Memphis, he obtained in the
absence Of the undersigned.
will sell on the above premises, On the 10Th NOVems
Der next for cash, some
Twenty-fOuF Likely Negroes.
Consisting OF Men. Women Chdren-severa likely young
Womsn, Bows and Girls valuable young
groes' for the number lie found within the State
Also on credit Of months the crop corn-between
and five hundred barrels; fodder. oats, &c.
AT the same time and place for cash. superior lot
hogs; Sixty or seventy bead Of Pork Hogs.
Inc remainder OF sales ak months credit All under
ten collars, cash
Two ne large yoke oxen wagon excellent stock OF
utensils.
ForrrOperty bough on credit prescribed bond two ap
proved securities will required before the property moved
Spring Greek Madison County, Tenn, Oct 90, '6OwdI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-23

BLOOD FOOD
offered certain FeliT6ls remedy Differing in every
particular from the pae1 medicines Of the day. it ebemica
combination Of / on, SULPHUR AND Pho, PUJPOTT
Of very great WORTH and hundreds glad ana grateful
testimony 10 the benefits it has conferred them
CHURCH q DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York are the
sole prcpetors Of the article and have consequence of
fraud attempted the public changed the color the outside
wrapper yellow and increased the Of he bottle
Be cautious in ruyng to that the fac
Signature the outside Of the wapper as all
others are counterfeit. v. WOOD & co st. Louis
octl9 II Wholesale Agents Tor the West
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Notice.

NJK have this day SSd entire interest in the Book
w library and Periodical Business, No 6 Union street,
Mr. John T. Eagsn and Mr.. John D. w. Green who will con.
nue Le sane business at the place. uRder the style
GREEN co. JOHNSON L TREAhOR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-23

WANTED.-A gentleman. business man. &c. want
cd as partner in respectable and profitable bust
ness. with $1,000 cash. He must be as above Ad-
drcs &c RoBIET.
octlG-dlm Post Office.
SAU YANLEER * Co.. Market Street are selling al
wholesale retail. all kinds of Hardware at prices
to suit tn" times. Cali on them for bargains
septS--m
l am offering great inducements to parties wish
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-23
COMMON, MEDIUM

FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO
By the quantity. Call and examine, at "A Union
street.
OctI2-f P&B j. ". LANGLEY
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CITY NOTICES.

PICTURE OF THE NEXT PREsIDENT.-A finely cOlored
photographic picture of the next President can be
procured at GREEN 4 Co.. Union street. Call and
get one.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-23

New YORK Oct. 22.-Dwight the United States
Commissioner, has returned from Havana with
Fowler's testimony relating to Law and Conover,
his sureties.
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In rerei,V from the hrm Grshsm & HuGsEer, return
sne, thanks for The ers patronage bestowed upon the house
gav worthv on Tie continuance Of that patronage.
0rtl-dlm J. ~ bhlNhAhs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-23
HOOFLANDS BALSAMIC CORDIAL
WIN long standing Gold in short time Read The


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is, 1858.
Dr. C. NJ. JGCKsoS-sir: had for time been suffering
under cold having pains through whole system
throat hOarseness when 'OOf
lands Basamlc Cordial" accordingly procured boe and
happy state that half Of completely cured
unhestatingly recommend it friends who
sry afflicted, and deem it than justice to bear this
public testimony to its virtues Respectfully yours
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates
Prepared only by DR.. O. NJ Jackson No as Arch Street,
Philadelphia and for sale Druggist and Storekeepe through
the United States and Canada Price IS per b0t
o. J. WOOD, St Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
< WIN, PENDLETON q CO., Nashville, Tenn, Wholesale
Agents Retaed by 10. G. BROWN and EVANS @. ". HEN
DERSHOTT and WELLS 4 HOOPER, Nashville; ]. B..
fbII-lV
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SANFORD'S
Lnvj&Or9t
NEVER DERILETATES,

II Is compounded entirely from Cum, and
has become established fact Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all thst have Issd it, and is
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for which
is recommended. =.
It has cured thousands Z within the last two years
who bad given up all hopes OF relief numerous
unsolicited certificates in my possession show.
The must be adapted 70 the temperament Of the
individual taking it, and Us- ed quantities
gently the Bowels. =
the dictates Of your Judgment glide you in the
use of the LIVER IN y TVEGORATOfR, and it
will cure Liver Conn e plants, bilious l.
tacks, Dyspepsia, - chronic DIarrhOea
u m o M = plants, DYsenLe-
RS Dr0pSYs sour = stomach d, Habit i
COstiVeHess, ChOls Iic, Cholera, ChOIe-
ra mOrbus, Cholera Infantum, EIatu-
lence, a N IL CO. - Female Weakness.
eS, and may be used = cessfully OrdHnas
ry Family medi- = cines It will cure SICK
H Z A ID A II Es (as = Thousands testfy,) in
twenty minutes, if n two or three Tea
sPOOMfuIs are taxi - en- at the commsnce OF
attack. =
All who use itare giving their mony
in its avo
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RiYer NeMa.
Real Estate and Negroes for sale,

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 20.-The river is falling with
feet inches water IN the canal.
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UNOR SALE, SpleRdd Rosewood Billiard Tables Marble
a. Slate Beds. with the Best Cushions World Er
S775 $3.50 and 500 Everything complete Please your
Orters BY mail otherwise, and will al them same As
given in person.
IL All Tables sold BY me- are Warranted.
II. GRIFFITH,
Practical Billiard Table Manufacture
No FuIton Street Nav York Ole
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-23

From Oregon.
SALEM Oregon. Oct ii W. Nesmlth Douglas
Democrat is elected to the United States Senate for
the long term, and Ed. Baker, Republican) for the
short term OF i've years
The Douglasites and Republicans made a COM
plete fusion
Even bets were taken upon the comparative
votes of Douglas and Breckenridge
The Republicans think they viii carry the State
if Baker will stump it.
Brode.icks will has been admitted to probate.
Columbia river advIces say that the Snake lndi-
airs massacred an entire emigrant train Of forty six
persons, 80 miles west of Salmon Falls.
fire.
SALEM. Mass. Oct. 22.-The Franklin buildings
containing several stores are burned
BosToN, Oct 22.-Beports indicate that the ship
Black Hawk. from Calcutta to Boston. before re
ported missing, was lost with all on board in the
Bay of Bengal.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 22.-The official returns show
Curtins' majority for Governor to be $1,000.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The ten million loan was
disposed Of at from par to SIOl Al.
From New York,
New YORK. Oct. 22.-Dwight, the United States
Commissioner, has returned from Havana with
Fowlers testimony relating to Law and Conover,
his suretes
From California.
ST. IJosEIH, October 22.-The Pony Express
with San Francisco daes of the 10th and Oregon of
the 9TH, has arrived.
At San Francisco trade was active but the mar
ket weak.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 20-The river is falling with
feet inches water IN the canal
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OF the Southwest end Ire belonging the Of
Simpkin deceased lying TIE waters Of Bull Run
Creek and adjoining Of Elisha Cover to be
free from the equity Of redemption.
Terms.--A credit Of and twelve months will be given,
notes with satisfactory security required, and lien retail. ed
uutil the purchase rey Is paid +. CHEATHAM,
Octl4 '60-tds-pr's fee 60. Clerk and Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-23
Bell Coal.

TTAvISG taken the shove Coal, ready ali orders
left either at the yard, the Office OF the Citizens
Company, No. 10 Cherry street, where be found daring
the day W. J. THOMAS.
OetIO-2m
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rhirty Acres of Land,

EmOre D. Young and wife George W. Campbell ct ais
pursuance Of decree Of the County Court Of Davidson
county rendered the Augrst term IeoO Will expose 70
public sale at The Court Nashville Saturday.
the 9Th day OF October next
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BLOOD Food!
BIOod Food!
BLOOD FOOdI
BLOOD FOOD

To all suffering from consunpon inc pent or confirmed or
from debility Of any KIM from mental ar nervous
brought by cause or from complaints or from
diseases Of the kidneys bladder to ladies suffering anv Of
the many distressing their sex liabe 10 and i
engeIder consumption, the
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billiard TAIL

THE NEW YORK DAILY HERALD.
REOEIGED EFERY DAI By
JOHN YORK e. CO.,
,ctQ-.F No. as Union Htreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19


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No ~Wn forlsp~~ most bsanir MY de.fned and sss>
"a =, 80 10000 IA an esbcrafe gid csse, srd
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vn(s ,b.t q. srr~p he hsDdsoms rf stue hapds neA
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90 No and scknJwietrs he friendly feeliuG - sn he1
srhss ,o~srcs us " issn, MOI only - hrch &sms -
aho rrfvss~ ef,sns
prsoves rhst chr mos ssue~vr h~nks oxefher eepy
Of hsse rssoiuors ~ returped 70 N pAr~a nenn
90 e meuory Of Whose actions oward us vW BE- ever res
Ss.eIvsd, IhA. The seavs % gps,sssd Ne rS~sw ASA
Herald. JOHN fpUrrk,
JoHH r LAcOuM yCcmmfHsa
RICHARD II. oaDnH,>
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CrArIn rsLaHp RArtloAD
- CPaN TO PRINCESS BAT gAyr0r.
Trs,as lss.s 70 "a. 70 A. n, scd sndsrn.
y boats for ywk
Leave vsndcrbh hsetns d SO a. n srd 80 ard sDFH,
4 M erains vhh ~ A. ~ snd ~ bosls for View
iors vdpping At osrsuscs LAn. Ne~ D~p, uao Hsuss.
0fruds lane nhmgvnic, snukda'e and Prym RoNA.
tUHDAf AhRANssMarr.
leave rrtvess ssy 81 !Iea n sodsP =, sns.snaG win
Leave ysp1srs.s Lsndi,g as? 4 y and $50 2. ~
Stopping u eli she sbovs aAuoss
WARTS wishing 70 srsns~ eIc-rsss for mftsvy c,mpa-
nlsa sabbah sosoois pcni Ar can a. o, by onina 81
LIZ FRAzgE,
supsfnteodenA
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NYIw YORK Arp HARLRm kAfl.au AL
N TsRn mo ALb.rr.
Cd ssH answ mc.day. ARA - 1861 rsim vm iss-s r-~.
srSss q Al \, ssd 80 r n - HhAs ri~,ss y =. II
7Gsrd n for whne rlAk<a SIS r u iron s,rs>t
dspot nv Dover Plaias hom Twenty sxsh S<e-< DE-
r.. ~ Lssay 4 :. .sn s,upss.-.s ~ ~ Sec ras
SO snt So 4 n, ard sWf ~ whls si.las and Z %
n - =; soss sJsce III; 49, 1884,: s:ssh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

xYl01Ly INFORMANT TO DOsH SEXES. nA1KExD
a or single" Medical Adviser and ear!aGc gslden -
we .nx. nrss Price 81 By eeisorsssa PAss a.d -
,sced eth nervosspess dsbilny, besi ssdasssrs NJ
sssse bnowedso a tss iaiest phyaoagsal resssFGE
eissAsc. THIS issscsuns boob seouId y IN he hoo 8
admit tmpsra kuowlecge ill have scuG8
~ vain n eshg. 9elc and ms1sd frse Of posAgU II
a q. LAwR1xOm. No. vesey arees, Aseoe Rsuss.
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xr w PUBLICATIONS.

T0nKs - ~ EvsRy DESCRIPTION GAIA
Is Isu.s torx.,tss n The country Of gua
cent ssoo Adersss Al L Gordon, % Duane street, y. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

f,oAr.-rrwLv urEnD rnACH oeCHARp, LEHrsu
~ ana Broad ncu.sin sc prcdscs q ~ e~s sss.s -
n.ssyos ors .'d A'ssA o'i T:ss9 s. ~ 49,
cusw " osaA, osssv ysss ~ We vxssA
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ANOTHER supRa, .tlyn NUnBIx.
q epcu ssr.s Of epsrsvio> We chaengc cc.ye1-
sea u ,as way OF plses There has s,ns ~ ~
We VIII e y, superiority win be msinta nSsp oats,.
on swmSnsn very useful for rs% sesscn:
l1s.cc. sns NJ ae9 Shnes fnnA ~ iusssrS'Se
ssshcns nlnsrs.ed "obemisry "a me roanS
Fs:d .siis rsavs 80 ov,x,Dal de.grs r.cs
ss ~ ran. no" ny ,s, up psro
ard shs elmrhers contribute r.sssr M tnasss
Ambelfssmspb-A ssesl epKravnx 4 p.ss- - lors1.
constprg aguwa the Isunss humorous sip,s
designs Of Dode CossRes Ia all enor ut az n
Der Of ssby stne sssnvh q, ,hrser fun easrApsa
original pseOe Of Music by Prof Ambuh Fur By IA a
daaiess
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MATRIMONIAI..

A YOUNG AND wRALrHy sourHsRsnR, ross ssssp
"A 81 more hsn the usual Share OF eccent nsfufe 80
scccup nbsd ceauiy desires " open r'rr-s2,sns..l
wHt view warim0ny with 4 rUnsnoc arc nrrEy usns.
N " ess seveuteer on IN ths vfsnhy One who y vrhlut
ssarfss' or "ssns az any NAY addreN heh ~ h~ 70
h~ ocun,ry, bon wi fimes on
A YOUNG Man or pHEroeeMsrsa ArrrAaANcE
~ .. possessad Of moderate r-encv u oe<r5ns o.
nssHe Ss scquansspoe Of Prsty snt nie.assn. af -
wvs ban N years % sSe, vnh w~w 70 msinsooys "A
drsss Louis Issdsr. boa l7s H~ad omce1
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NnWsPAPEHs.
LvnRy rvsrrnss MAN flfQI Id HAVE CORY o.
~ psnt Nrlr uepptsr. n Il cw-~ref ~
NrKw YORK pvrrrpa RxPBrss-rurED EDITION.
IN Publ shed NJ a'cock r. ~,
contars -erclgsve, relrrsoh se-A l.sr Nv ssvS0
Us 10 the OF roizr 10 BE- hsd Ut The sxe.
To ADvnRrIeEAs
The rrrus,ior OF double Ire cobned areur
lsGcn Of al he ohsr eFeplng papers Of NE ely.
OggfCh no. 10 PARK ROW.
opoomihs the Asnr Houua.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-29
The Ferils Of Bojlooninp.

Prot. W ellis, says the Wc,umka AL, =.
Spectator, attempted to ascend IA H.,
balloon on the Sd inst, which came near
proving disastrous to him. The balloon
having been inflated, he stepped into the
basket, and gave the word to 'slct 20"
and was not obcyed; but Immediately
afterwards, when he was not ready. thew
did 'let 60, and the wind blowing fro.,
the west, the balloon, with liyhtnin,
speed, was borne upwards. h. swayino
forward and back, with BIT one foot in
the basket. 1t first struck a wood pile
then fence, then the side Of Ccosa iI,Il
kitchen, then the caves of the kitchc,
knocking off the shingles, and aftarvara,
the caves of the Coosa lIall, when
threw him some feet from the ba.,c.
and he dana}ed in the air, holiiuy main,
ly by his hand to the ropes With great
presence of mind, on arriving lust over
Coosa Hall, While some eight feet from
the roof, he swung loose from the balloon
and dropped on the roof Had he not
done this, he would have been borne j..
TO the air. and horrid death won't ......
awaited him. Il. be VS. holding l..
hands, whose -,seneth n,ust 500. hayn
given out 4 large crowd was present
anxious to see the ascension, and all
were greatly relieved when he aliyh.ed
safely.
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Testimonials Of the Horace Waters pinno.
and Melodeons,

me riaho came to hand, in first rate order. LISA
PhilaaeIph,a. Pa. aAe''
John Hewitt. Of Carthage, New York who ha, had
one OF the Horace Waters Pianos write. a, fo,nw.
rleIa Of mine wishes m" to purchase pian for
.tr' she likes the one you sold me in December, 1856
ny pan" Is becoming opula" in this place. and INK
can ,.['nuse one or two more they will be NOR.
I'VE have two Of Waters Pianos in Ms. IN o,- SAM,
mary one OF which has been severely tested for thre.
s s, ana ", can es, to h.ir good quality Au
1T W.rEps. Eso.-Dear SIR: Hayinr used on. q,
your Piano -fori"s for two years past: have tount N
Principal Breo 9lyn H.'sh.s s.mina,y,
ne / aao !receiTod from cotltirues,o give.at-
tSfac'ion regard it the hest instrument, in
the place: -jamts L.. CLARKE. CAarl,s,onra.
THE Aeloicon has safely arrived feel oniI,sa -
you lof your H.eT%l DISCOUNT Ill do all can Tor YOU
I" .asSs I EaT,, -ker: HcCOrmcs, Yarq,sptHeSC
rohul'oh. and il very much admired by my num.rou,
'an'ly. Accept nay thanks for Your promptn-,s -
"cor', c9SPrr' harreRham Bradtord county. Pa.
our fiann rieasrs us well. 1t the best one in our
EQUITY -lhonas 4. Latham. CGmbeiton Ga
"e are very much obliged to you for having sen,
such tine instrument for $3.50. aud We shall TAKE main,
70 recommend it. '-binnk, Heid T. Co.. BuSoIo G,m
me iiorac" Waters Pianos are known as among the
'es' We are enabled to speak oftlr.e instruments
WIZ, 'ohhachcc from personal snow ledge Of their ,x
celient tone and durable quaity.''-S !. Trang,ys,
can speak Of the merits Of the Horace Waters
taiios rom personal ku"wlelyr, being cf tn. very
''s' 4hal'S. CHRISTIAN IheHigtncsr.
Ho'hinE At ia" safe Fair displayed greater excel,
. - any department than the Horace Waters p
The Horace "atere Pianos are built q. the br, and
mos ,nofonshy seasoned material Wchavs no doub.
at any other hous. in the iion sJ q. s', .na,'
Waters Pianos and Melodcons challenge con1pari.
Homs journal.
Horace Waters PiaHo-for;.- are Of FUN rich and
even tone. and Po~crfu'--fen YORK Musical Rert,r
"tt Hiehls VIII Ind at Mr. Matters store the very
-. assortment OF Planes 20 he found in the United
states and We urge our southern and western fri.nd
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-29
Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, CrrA2 Cocsrr.
To John .McKen=ie, Of Cr' ar o., herr:
john Mckenzie, Of Pen, syleani9:
ORR: You are hereby notii, d that there u
- now on lille in the Office OF he CLERK Of tue
District Court in Cedar county d petition o.
Tbeodorus }. Van Wyck, .ieging that on OF
abou, the eth day OF April, A. j. 1855, John
Mckenzie, OF Cedar county, Iowa. 10y deed Of
trust conveyed to Anthony Van Wy, h. the east
half of southeast quarter Of section no. twenty
three t23) in township 40. seventy nine 80 north
of range one i, west of the 9Th T. N -auth0r.
ling said Van Wych thereof, upon certain on.
ditons, to sell said real estate and give the pur-
chaser u deed therefor. That on the 18th Sep
temhsr, 1889. Anthony Van Wyck sold said
real estate to petitioner for $3i1 &C. loo and gave
him deed therefor. That John Nc kenzie. Of
Pennsylvania, prctcnds to claim the title Of said
rea! estate-.aiscly pretending that John NJ.
kenzc, Of Cedar county. had no interest in All
iands-that this suit is brought to aai-, pati.
TONERS title to said real estate and for other r..
lief recited in said petition; and -h4, mica. Won
appear, on or before the first DAY II the mex,
term, and answer thereto, according TO III. ruIe.
Of the Court, judgment sill 5e rendered against
You thereon.
! Dated this 10th day Of February, \. D. lsso
1ilEDbbRU- !. VAN WICK. Plaintiff
BY DAFisos. TErE 4 GIANT. Attorneys
Published By o-de. u WIN T.. Miller Jud, p If
the District Court.
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'the English Review demanded. many wears ago
an American Ncpos, or the Lives Of the Amer.
lean Worthless in compact form for general
reading. Here it is."-( Albany Argus
'I>lE AMERICAN BIOGRAPHICAL SERIES
L by GEO. CANNIN" HUI is dcsi gncd to include
ten or more lcmo. volumes, of about 800 pages
each, elegantly illustrated each volume contain
ing the biography o. one who has been eminent
in American History. |: is believed to Ice quite
possibieto furnish III this way books f"rthc Young
possessing even greater attraction tEnn any mere
fiction yet free from all lernicious influence. anG
afordins most profitable instruction as we'll a..
amusement. Three volumes Lave previously
been published.
THE LIFE OF CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH. THE
For>pEH OF NIEGlNIA-' The life of CAPT. smith
was perfect romance. - Niagara Democrat,
THE llFE OF GENER Al ISRAEL PUTNAM
OLD FIT. Nothing in the whole range o.;
storytelling is better adapted to the taste of an
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