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JuM g3fl0a y aBesA r. late
.anA1u e tie Asu 3vA Hnad. So
kwcst SO Bfosaasg 81 drunkenness
IL srlsry osnaacl 10 fess "a
b. oMcer Aad iaagbrAa The wsy - lhs
atab Is is sail he has ~qasfrs9fei
rs hs iafAsf. hss dismissed rem
be Beeaa aad haa goDe = iAe bad
Col JAek Mosby. tie et-kabd
uer.lis chiet. vAs lutn8iaoed 10 the
ecv Y0fk God hsom rss-iar seine
! oameai snsasd vbd u8s opinion II
ao hfakera divided - ihey ssfe GA
b. progrlosY y the Introduction. uars
oal y and vfueneauy expressed and
lenoe prev alel 0nis Nhea CL Mosby
Fth3rcw fFum tae room
A combination 81 fortr seven CAPT
Aaslk FepTsseatef a. The s;ronss -
Il yer maae ia tBls coantsy tor ~rsfFeai
Iarpos eli urge On the Missouri
legislature proposition - bald The
oafheFn FsaAe railroad
MagaaHa Water & delightful toiIo,
% ca 2 40 "a Aa3 ghs s
We hazard Toe - 81 that no m
attea pH "a 49, nhef8tota NrFsaf Cons
f s s8as-t berg ish4 saHsst afh
naat
We Judge from The irnr Csc salest That
re : a Atlrsa iNraaaF - ssr ~ Hds NJ
teafa ~ bKtksms - ~s alri j. prs9Ufs3 "
rfy eae ttny DnEgat tss q frte oae
DgspepNa. % indigestion arises from
. as n tpoe ~ ths stomach, az m9rt particular
~ nusrsaf bhfoss clsttag. whicb bscuE4es
sE sA3 treble. P4ranF Faraa4 i've fis wu5 grcAs.
nis's, . hot saiifsly cars safA mnF Alats.
n there Is = general remedy for
aeA fhs bhsas eaghG t. he t~saakfai. il u 3shu~
as Aaatfas AaaHsnL d. Is caff7as % aufce
y e. W4sssa N1h WHICH ssHo pespis tPeaA u
uafe .alarF o8f retained soldiers q
s9s q has htsH = heaa indesl
Iron Ia Aa HbBd. When the blood
pei tupfslsa snh 10 ron r,emsai. ss feel siga.
ss ans tai = aa.msiix8s II "a 40 a. u~fiiclcncy q
i vital scasHi list mskes Zee. sesk aud low
uis3 80 sueh.hy ukAs tie fefgtjaa pyrupda
tertss sfi esn safpiF fhss esacsecy, aud
I'D b. 10 1cffs y tnsi Earsiea.
Ancien. FYae Art-To the che Eii-
r a ts Eeu Yesk HtraSi Respecting the relies
psce alp ~Hs iesad iaRfo is,s eshaasauous At
u efesiaBeusn. atseh have been frwatie4 TO tie
e.ssy Of Aafguiiies W LapAoa, whsfeF your cor
s~poB1eat "a $ uac bottle resembling Drsse's Plans
kt=a hslrfR NRs uaaaHste4iB Placed atngag the
sn, ayH saHt ofpe. Uass Ne desire - ; ate
: i iG6ds every feg*vt. " A bottle was
und lhofs hsanng cur lettering, the langusFa q
e Ancient Bumaee was c G@teat from the accepted
ieratass d that dAY, Our Agent has other bstat'
ess tsan uis IN Lafope, ard has GOT been 10 Italy
al. Ne doubt ARsneans carry Plantation Bit
- u Rome hat trying 70 impose upon a society
Aaaash.Aa IL ths way. sessas gaae nseiss,
"a pe 81 uos appreciate ths Joke, hfsnHHeees.
~ Coz u 10 sasHi nIoneg IN Europe Nhile we are
nsbl. q supply ths desnAee for these eolebruted
tiers heFc. Respectfully.
7p.i r.. a. DRAEE 4 G o
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AZYGOS :

Three magnideently Illustrated Medical Books, con-
tanning important Physiological Information, for Men
and Women, sent free on receipt Of 20 cents; by adj
dressing the Secretary Of the New Bork Medical Uni
verslty, No. 80 Clinton Place, New York City.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-26

~ Wa nAYE foT Bis-
oaSueuka, Dor d. Sc IN
lena 10 cease packing
sif@ DAILY n rEPEEs u
CENTUAKT TOBACCO,
feggStg 10 The contrary
Notwithstanding.
fwe are making the
CEsTUEY frosas the gers
caaF nr FEaK. il 4. free
from dFage, zHd ls III ~
~ respa the BiAf
FlSE CIT TOBACCO
aAngfa1furr5 sold D.
a. HesPtsels lgbbsFa
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pURR q BURTON SEMINARY.

MANCHESTER, IT,
The winter TsrTa = thls Ihsiitut8n Will eommsnee
% NeesesSy, lsecDAeT liza, and vii ess8nss u
weeks
The Bosrd q destruction wBi he a. fellows:
KFF. BOSWELL HAKEls. ia Frnclr4 GHs Teach
sf n L&aEnEgNAM
ELNAii PHILLIPS Te-hsr 81 NIhem@ka
Mfss LIS GLAEk, FfeosesEets sd AascAef Sc
TIE kEg8kh hFaRehna.
Gampeteef issHacfiaa wf3 be provided IA Ne ac,
Rfeurhs DrasiaE ard FAahuHx. lh &1GitHa % ths Cas-.
tsaa GAe Aesgh4 h~eFaFtmrEta Afhertara Saentine $50
ass Nsfuat esalA ufH @ HErsaaG = FuaNfg ~
paEfsarHt 49, hetv.Esr so esHNretea villa ths asutr'
A. keF fpysu ~raestlrA @sa is&hskre@'4
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q q q q

Farmers, Merchants, Ladier, and Everybody. | am
now prepared 10 fnridsh son with constant employ
ment al your homes, the whole ~ your time, or 10
your spare moments. Business Rew, light, and profit.
able. Fifty cents or Five Dollars an evening IL easily
earned b. persons of either sex who are willing b
work. Great inducements are offered thusc who will
devote their whole time 70 the business and The boys
can earn nearly AZ much A. men. / wish all persons
who haze spare time 70 send me their address sud test
the business for themselves. To all who are not well
sallsded win the business, i will send 81 70 pay the
uaabis Of writing nae. Fail particulars, directions,
4c, sent free. sample seut for 10 cents Address.
X. q ALLEN, ABgnstA, Maine.
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DgspepSa, % indigestion arises from
= zoe = tome ~ fhs stomach. ar m5ft particular
Hs nusrsiaf bhre8s cfsttnF. whicb tscog4et
|sf sa3 feeble FsrpuE Faras igs fa&s wH greAs.
r4Is's, = hst sailssly ears GfA o1nEA.ats.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-26

NEW MARRIAGE GuIDE-An Essay for Toung Men.
~ on Physiological Errors, Abuses and Diseases inc-
dent to Yonth aud Early Man hood, whici create imped.
iingnls NAKRlAGK, with sure means Of relief sent Ia
sealed hotter envelopes free or charge Address DIR j
sEiLLIN HouunroS, Howard Associ alton, PhiladelohiA
Pa
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su : + 49," "a
Earnings.
Passengers. Fr'gt, Telcgrsph and MATS Il .s1aa.5Ss54
Transportation Of Coutaciors' Maerkt.,.
ais snd Men 90. . =. x ....."l.<sAL 4So.2e3 ~
Total, "a i,21gs9 D
Fuel, Repairs, ohee4 eoedaetots. Trahas 9 on
Net &a Fsssssss q 5siaSec. / s ~ ,se y
IN To1A.sin. ,;.,s Y. : ~ .; 800 49,; = v
ness for ne qnarteT were 237 .sss 30. The account for
the COMMERCIAL BUSINESS stands ax follows
Earnings for MAY, dune and July...."".+5537ss q
Expenses t+....... 2sI VOC %
Net profit. 4s5,7ss o.
The amount Of bonds III COMPANY can issue on s2S
miles at Coco per mile, IL 100000. Interest In gold,
three months, at 6 per cent, on this sum, is e, 900;
add 40 per cent premium, 70 correspond with currency
This quar- or were ,nors than four ttnes At interest 90
the First Mortgage Bonds on this length Of road.
Firs. Mortgage Bonds,
whose principal $50 amply provided for. and whose In
terest u 80 thoroughly secured, must be classed among
the safest investments. They pay
six Per Cent. in Gold,
and are offered for the present at NINETY CENTS
On THE DOLLAR, and accrued interest at Six Per
Cent in Currency from july l.
Many parties are taking advantage Of the present
high price Il Government stocks 70 exchange for these
Be'ndi, which arc over FfFTFPY PER CEST. cheaper,
and at the current rate Of premium On gold, pay
Over fIne Per Cent. Interest.
Subscriptions wiIl be received in Manchester, by
JAMES +. BLACK, ESQ, and 10 New York at the
C0mpzny's Office, No. 20 Nassau st., aud by
CONTINENTAL SATIoNALBASK, No. Nassau St.
CLARKE DODGE a co, Banksrs, No. 81 Wall 81
JOHN ). CISCO 4 son, Bankers, No. 30 Wall ST,
ard By the C0npauy's advertised Agents Throughout
the United siateA Of whom mAps and descriptive
pamphlets may be obtained on application. Remit
Kew York. and the bends will be cent tree 81 charge
hF tetnrn exgrASs. sabfcraberp through loeAl agents
viii look 10 lhrul ioF their de iFery.
jobs j. cisco, Treasurer, New York.
October 2sth. 1851.
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We Judge from the ifnr Csc sales sllat
|frs : A AlLHsa tsraea ~ ssr III hare kE
teafa ~ bKtNna - go STR . pftfufpi W.
rry uaes fsey DDEgbt tss 81 Frte Qae
&m~tsas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-26

Iron Ia NaHbbf. When the blood
tei tupfsisa H1h iis .fgh r,smsat. Ws feel riga.
as an4 tail = sHimsiiaa. II IA 40 ins u~faciency q
Z. vital scasHi that mske feel Ssak aud low
ulss 80 sneh.hg ukAs tie fefEyiaa SyupJa
Urhs = - sarpiy sha etaaspcy, aud
o b 40 1c19 > tuFiEafstea.
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Earning. from Way Basine..
Earnings

During the quartet ending July 81, an average Of 1876
miles of the Union Pacific RsilrOad was In operation.
The superintendent Report shows the following re-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-26

We hazard TIE o. 3n that no m
~ "a 49, sh~ 8sps effsas Con,
= fgs basat kag isag saHAses ath
Is raHft
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-26
yC0TTs JOTRNAL or USE

- Hi GRaarntAea ta Ar FNnH4f ~ FFmfessg A.
slas naaL Nan ecaA laaa stse tNaae MsF
anF - t e. NAaaarsH Nf0 Nisa NefnsEen NNFfA
AeasanAs q lssaAs s &vt ats pres
eas q ~ 8e@ s&aFs uaef - asruG
assa rgsfEuH pF-s&atNs- Fes Ia sssssg.
- CaHba4 faSs, Rev Tea AQ
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The .ueans s~sfieie.t to B.iid the Rosd

The authorized capital OF tbs Onion Pacific Railroad
Company is 900 O0. 600, or which over $500, 600 have
been pad Oh the work already done
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-26

Thr Tslpu Fsefr RalFasd Cumesay hass szBt 8
iourel tneHf nai3road in TIE steichteN naaalhs hau
80 ever haiita 81 sU7 tehcf eusnPaH4 5a ne ssFnt ttfus
sod Ghrg sill rssnNnae 10 sefk vifh lhf sane rncfEf
auU} 81 "a completed The MestrrR bNiston u being
pasbel epsAif eastward frou Sacramento 3 ne
teutHG fsaar c0mrang II CaldsruAS, aad 3 i "a
r.nsFaH ia
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3.-The LaAd Graai.

Tho tUhion Patfae Rhilrold Company has a lanl
grantor Aesnlaie ld07ah1n fran the gjVeatnfti orlzS
500 ucres TO nfGmile on the fne Or ta&fbad, whica
viii not be worth less than $3.50 per acre 1t the lowest
valuation.
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u. ". BRADLEY

Ea4sasfh yasac Htsrniiga 80 As sat rsfeF a.
Css1i. ssd i S~Eg sspsfAx zxassE.-a lsrsasA
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Future II usiness.

The most seeptical have never expressed a ,loabt
thai when the LntnR Pacific Railroad IS hnlahed the
railroad connecting the Two grand divisOns OF the
North American continent, and sill be one Of the
wonders Of railway transportation; and asst will have
no competitor ID can always charge renuncrstiye
rates. ahh& t$ - k&A1A h& AK
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-26
NEM BOOE
= NEW HOOK
AfRS. SOU1fHW ORTIZ
a
b Published December :, 1867.
THE WIDOWS SON.
n WIDOWS SON.

B. MrssEImA u l. ~ S0atAwoTtA.
Tar Why So Hr Mas Ksss e. Z =.
>uunm08a~N aH'Ars - I've Lssf Hesss TIE
Fgfgans seakg Fatal Mar se Auwarh 40
hrs WIS Hetrhatoa Ehe nsssusi Mut,
utnozr3ct Daaghtsfs Lair = ~ f~s Br4e 8
LeutEFa, NsieaN ctev Hsuuted H1ue.ef3.
M~gtauW-au Use 10 &sssp Lsra Lahai
fhne seauUeN Tie sipsFs FmMaey
NssAr B4e inaA BRIDAL Eve, Htkufy ia
10 h. 40 kasssenent eie
enr4as "a ear iargs Bsofs,me l,{sms. usifsrm
M u Ia H.l.lne
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LADIES&G GENTLEMEN

You have a beautiful Card Phosoyraph, free Of ar.
pense. with circulars OF our great Dry and Fancy
Goods Sale by sending stamp for return postage to
EASTMAN Il KENDALL, 65 Hanover St, Boston, Mass.
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By g& thmtsrihB Gempuiy II pewuttte d 70 isalsAies
own ,tsr No1sase B0udsta the RaAs anOunt ID tins
bonds issued by the government, sid no more, aRd only
as ne read progresses. Toe Trustees for the bond
holders s4s he Her,sE.D, Morgan, U : senator,
from New Nurx, and the n -. uakes Anpes, Meabers Of
u. ), Honsa of Representatives, who are responsible
for the delivery OF these bonds to the Company in strict
lnenrlnncn with The iafnln Of law. -
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hsve siraay bern uFlrudea ~ ne two powerful com.
paules that haze undeuakeh the ehtcfpdss and there
; up acE II l9uas for ius ri1st vigorous prosecution
When uls Jn.Ana sA,cs Government iounA n necgs
aB I1%elre thg he cOnsluacAun q TIE UHiyu liz
Fff3G Railroad, ~ dcselppe 8nd prot C u owntntcrcsts.
b gave The companies Authorized 80 build u such am
pie aid as should rspder rs sPceB completion beyond
z Gpabt The available alesns Of the Inian paciat
Railroad CO apany, dspyed from The Government and
is 0Nu stoegbpidrrsi may b. arr1! samned w ~ l0l-
lows
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The Company have ample facilities for. suppiying
any deficiency that may arise VI means for c%Onstruc-
tiOn. This may be done wholly orin pari BY add
tional subscriptions TO capital stock. ~
Active Inquiry has already been been made for a
portion Of these lands, aud arrangements are now
proposed TO ofera part Of them Tor sale While their
whole value will not be available for some years 10
enue 10 the Company. The lands Of the Illinois Ceti-
trail Railroad Company are selling at from six to twelve
dollars peracre, aud other land grant companies in the
Vest are receiving equal prices for similar properties.
Eu.ura nu.taa..
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.fraiIabLe Cash Resoarces for IBsiidtng Eiepe
HsHdred Mites.

L, S. Bonds. 429, 1913, U0C
First Mortgage BONDS. 80. ..,..r... ZJiaSo,uN
Capital st'k paid la on the work now done. 1859. 100
Land Grant li,0SO, 900 acr's at l.50 per acre. q ,lZ0,0e
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The fetal Goes Of Risrsa SaaArsd .Huss siH b
as foiiotoS

Amount. 63,4l5.1i
AS she u. s. Bonds are equal to money, and the Com
pany's own First Mortgage Bonds have a ready mar
ket, we have a. the
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svsry Sabbath morning at IL O'Clock. WIN. Frey,
pastor.
81. Paul's, corner Of Eleventh and u streets
wsst Rev. J. @. Butler, pastor. Services II q.
N. and evening. Lecture on Thursday evening.
rrw JERUSALEM
Church, North Capitol street, between and @.
PASTOR Rev. Jabez Fox Services at IL q m.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. .....
The Christian Church meets In the Supreme
Court room Of this District, at the City Hall. on
the Lords Day, at IL o'clock q. m.
... rouHa Mnn's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The monthly meetings Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, (No. 300 Seventh rtrsst) for the
years 1907, will be on the third Monday In each
month, yiS May II, june 1s, July 10, August 10,
September II, October 10, November 10, December
II, January 2i, February ls, March ls, April Is,
and May 20. social prayer meeting Is held at
the rooms every Saturday evening, at 81 o'clock.
/ CHURCHES IN GEORGETOWN.
Trinity, Roman Catholic, near the College.
ST. Johns, protestant Bpisoopall Rev. Mr..
Tillinghurst. Services morning and afternoon.
PreSbyterian, Rev. Mr. Taylor. Services morn
Christ Church, (P. E. } Rev. Mr.. williams. Ser
vices morning and evening. e.. .#
St. Adams, Rev. Mr.. Chew, rector
Methodist Episcopal Dumbsrton street, Rev
W. D. Edwards, d. d. Services morning and eve
ming.
Methodist Protestant, Congress street, Rev. NJ
Il. Hysers and d. A. Sherman, Services morninI
and evening.
West Georgetown, M E.,) Rev. Geo. NJ. Berry
Services morning and evening.
Episcopal Mission, South High street, Rev. Mr.
Brown. Sabbath school instruction and preschinl
eyory Sabbath
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AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
" RoAD.-THRoUdH by RAIL FROM WASHING
s TON AnD hLExAsDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
On and afsr FRIDAY, September ], 1895, the trains
on this road viii run Is foliowsi
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington ct q. m. and g. 80 p m.
Leave AleEaudria Al IS a. m and D 3, m.
Leave Gordons Vile at Il 30 p. m. and .4oAm
Arrive In Richmond at p m and ga. m.
Arrive at Lynehburs al g. 70 p. m. and "a. m.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynehburg at (. .&6 .. m and T. 10 D. m
Leave Richmond at =. m. and lisp. N.
Leave Gordonsville al IA 30 p m and II DA
Arrive at Alexandria at 4b6 p, m. and 40 an.
Arrive at washington At $50 p m. and 6.DAm.
Local freight train leaves Alexandria at q. NJ ar
diving In Gordonsyills at H. % g.
Leaves Gordopsvills at l2S5 p. arriving in Alex
Through freight traiO lsay,s Alexandria at sa m.
arriving in Lynehburs at T.l6 p. IN.
Leaves Lynehburg at $50 g. m, arriving In Alex
Passengers from warrsntOn will take the I. m.
train south from washington and the g. 70 a n train
north from Lynehburg.
Passengsrs by the e.%6 . m. and 7lb D. m. trains
from Rich mond connect with trains Al Wilmington for
all parts Of the North and West.
This route has the ovef all others By having
continuous rail- from New York 10 Lynehburg, 40b
miles.
1t also passes through Fairfax Bull Run, Manassas,
Bristow, Catlett's, RappahAnnook, Culpepsr Orange
and Gordonsyie, whore many Of the great battles Oh
the late rebellion were fought
Tickets can be procured In Adams Express Building
opposite tho b. and o. r. r. Depot, In Washington;
also, at the Depot on Maryland avenue.
Trains leave the corner Of FIRST and Streets wash
ingtOn. W. H. MoCAFFKRTY
General Superintendent
J. n BRoADIs,
oos-u General Passenger Agent
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ALL oA ms.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
" JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
" JERSEY
PAssRNGER AND FRBIaHr DEPOT IN NEW YORK,
- Foot OF LIBERTY STREET .-,.
Connects AZ Hampton Junction with Delaware. Lack
evannat and Western railroads, and at Easton with
Lehigh Valley railroad and its connections forming
direct line TO PrTTsBURo AND TIE WEST without
lLLRsTowN LINE TO THE WEST
THREE ExpREss TRAINS DAILY FOR THE WEST,
SIXTY hTLHs and THREE HOURS ssvsd by this line
e ohie.go. cinsinna,, 81 Louis, as,, viii bu.
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commeneing Nay n 1888, lsays New York a. follows
1904 m-Rxprsss for the west-eonnects At Raston
with train for haueh Chunk, wlliiamsport, wilkes
barre, Mahanoy City, 10.
Mail Train al 90 a for Flemington, Raston water
Cap scranton, Wkesbarr' Great Bend, Ptts.On, Bns-
90 a m. Western Ksprss. for Kss,on, Allentown,
Harrisburg, Pittshurg and the West, with but one
change Of ears 70 CinonaAti Chicago and bat two
changes 10 St Louis 0ennsets At Harrsburg with the
Northern Central and Philsdslphs and Erie roads for
l20o m. for Raston, Allentown, Maueh Chunk, Read
ing, Pottsyille, Harrtsburg, Ae.
hem, and Maueh Ohunk.
e6op m. for sOmsryills and FlsminstOn.
6iib p, m. for Bomerville.
1850 ,. m for somervilIs.
500 m, Western Rxpress Train for Baston, Allen
town, Reading, Harrisburg, Pttsburg, and the West
Sleeping Cars through from Jersey City to Pittsburg
Tickets Tor IN. west can be obtained At the once Of
the Central Railroad Of tew Jersey, foot Of Liberty
street, n r. at No. Astor House, At Nos H. 62e and
| "a Broadway and At the principal hoteis
ss26 JOSIAH o. BTEARNs, superintendent
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JAMES LOUIS PRTIGRU: A Biographical Sketch
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AdkEs, A Novel By Mrs. onphant, author Of
The Laird Of horlAw, Tho Perpetual lCurAts' &c
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SOCIAL LlPB OF TIP CHINESE: with some accounts
Of their Religious, Governmental, Educational, and
Business Customs and opinions, By Rev JuHtus Doc
little, fourteen years Member Of the American Board
with over 100 illustrations. In two volumes, limo
Cloth, BeVeled Rdgss, 1900.
PRISON LIPB IN THE SOUTH: at Richmond, Macon,
Savannah, Charleston, Columbia Charlotte, Raleigh
GOldsboTough, and Andersonyille, during the years
1854 and 1850 By A. o, Abbott, late Lieutenant Isl
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GOVERNOR FooTB ON THE WAR AND THE UNION.
War Of the Rebellion or, BeyllA and ChGTybdls Con
ssting Of Observations upon the Causes, Course and
Of the late oy War In the Unitsd States
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