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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-08
r THE HISTORY OF
The War Between the States,

It's Causes, Character, Conduct, and Results.
sr HON. ALEXANDER n. srEPHEss.
A book for all sections and all parties This
sbsorbingly interesting book by "rHE GREAT
STATESMAN Of the South, presents the most
complete and impartial analysis Of the causes Of
the war which has ever appeared from South
arn pen; which il treats without party bias, and
with such moderation and ability - to command
the respect Of all. It should be reed BY evssy-
body. SIN. HARRIS,
Illinois Street, Rock Island,
Aeentfss Rssk Island CsGAty.
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American (Walthan) Watches.
THE BESTi THE CHEAPEST,
gineers, and EHpressmen the most exscting class
of wesrsrs as superior TO all others for strength
steadiness, accuracy, and durability.
Inscriptions dealers occasionally self worth
ess Swiss imitation. To avoid imposition, buy
ers should invariably demand q certificate of gen.
uineness.
For sale BY all respectable dealers.
Ask for . WALTHAM Watch, and take no
other.
IT rs THE BEST
neh2odam. TITS THE CHEAPEST
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EVERY BUSINESS MAN

AlsvNR8xa1 In 8EN AR4Ua
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Democratic State Nominations

Friasy Evening, Hay 8. 1858.
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Just from New York.

May 2d7t.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-08

OTTAWA LAKE, in Monroe county,
Michigan, ordinarily sheet of water
Of considerable extent, suddenly drain
ed itself 10y some subterranean channel
week or tw. ago. The ice was first
noticed sinking 10 the bottom, and then
Immense numbers of fish, principally
mckeIel and bass, were found gathered
wherever holes Were cut Ia Tue Ice. For
three days the people of the country
round abOSt weIe busily engaged in
cutting ont aud carrying away the froz.
Ell fish. IL is said that seven Years ago
the waters departed in the same way,
n I'd returned af.ra few days; and the
u, oili. ale naryellnig arthe phenomen-
81, and prHyihg that the I,hillng sf
their pond may not DO long delayed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-08

How MUcH LAND THE FARMER OWNS.
A popular writer says, mo farmer o .S.iis
any deeper than be can pillow. aDe
r.st isthe unhandled globe. Bot Is CON
tains the greater part Of what 4 iaiinei
might nse; it is there for his iaklh X;
the most of it. He can do much OF Tue
by sirunly adjIsliug the eieris,piu; By
n'iny n Inn. longer spade. Bring np
tb, rieh soil: it want, to see the light
:, wsnIs 20 do duty 10; man. In some
n,aces this layer IS many faihoms ~
deoIb. 1t is there, a treasur as goio
il n treasure in the mine; the skill oil
man needs but 10 be applied To develop
iit.-Prairie Farmer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-08

SCALDING CEEAM.-DO all the good
farm ladies know that By simply scald-
ing the milk before setting for cIeam'
the butter will come very readily with
from ten to fifteen minutes churning III
the coolest weather. the cream, how
ever, will require 10 be brought into
proper temperature. 1t requires little
trouble to strain the milk into tin ket'
ties and place them OH the stove until
the required heat is obtained aud the
milk will be all the better for family
u,e Try it and see how much trouble
md yexation il will save the dOmestcs
when the time Of churning comes
around.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-08
Trustees sale
" TaIHaJle Real Estate, Situate on Short
Greek, Couaty Of Ohio, State Of
Eiest IirgiRia.

DY VIRTUE AND N PURSUANCE OF
ID deed OF trust made aud executed by Sam.
url Snodgrass and David SnOdgT4ss Of said
county, Ia the undersigned rs trustee. to secure
a certain debt therein specified. Ia John Zseck.
Ter OF said county, aud duly Oi record in the Re.
cOrdeTs office Of Ohi1 county, in Deed Book No.
Is folio 500 will proceed to sell at public auc.
ton ON the 2d day of March. ls6S, NJ the front
door of tho Court House OF Ohio county 20 the
highest aud best bidder, the following Described
property TO wit: All that Gel tain tract or par.
eel of tul situate on Short creek, IN the said
county uT Ohio aud ~ tie vi Wet Virginia call.
"a the Factory Property, purchased by John
SnudgTass father of said Samuel and David
now deceased, from the heirs OF John MCCui.
loch. deceased, suppis d Ia contain two hun.
dre't and sevehty-nvr acres. aud bing known
- the home place Oi said John SnUdsTA~, dr.
ceased, and the same decped To said Samuel
aud David SnodGrass by s.IIi John SuOdara.s by
his last Will nov of record in the Clerks office.
OF tue Circuit Court of Ohio County aforesaid
ar - much Thereof as IaaN re necessary Ia La 4
the dehI secured by said deed 10 SAID John
Zpcckltr, 10 Wit: The sum of cts V.Up by in.
sIallmrnts, rs 10 Said deed provided ana the
legal charges Of executing said trust. Terms of
safe S,3luJ in hand, and the residue by Install.
menIs, A. follows, Ia wit: s. O.,O on the 9th Of
January, lS59, and SliJj.UJ on the 9Th dAy Of
January. 49,. The purchaser giving bond aud
good security for said deferred iu'tI iBirnis aud
title Reserved uHIii the whole pnrch ise money Is
paid. Selling a. Trustee will eel and convey
su' title only IS is vested in by the Deed
OF Trust aiutss.tid, but believe the title il un.
questionable. II. e.. GOOD, Trustee.
i.I3Jtd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-08

The ice Oh Lake Champlain, at Bur
liugtou, Vermont, developed some pc
culiar acoustic properties few days
since. 1t roared steadily for many
hours, with a low, continuous hun.
Tue running Of thousands Of small
cracks through the ice produced tbl'
noise. which was audible, under favor
able circumstances, severa. miles from
the lake.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-08

CATTLE for beef should be kept in a
rather small lot, have water very reg
ularIy and frequently, and be fed diet
which is at Ouce paiatable, nutritious,
aud readily digested. Corn, boiled III
tsc eur until the grain aud cob are boih
eofr, should, perhaps, form the staple
article II diet in the west; but mash
made If pumpkins. turnip-, Pota'oe' )
cabnage, etc, boil, d III kiicnen 81 'p' anu
thirkcurd with corn meal or wheat Dfan,
makes an excellent change, ahd shuu'd
Ia. re.oIted To Ufteu.-NOTth HesterH fdF-
MR.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-08

An old compooitor writes a letter to
the New York Tribune 10 say that the
poem .R Ick me 10 Sleep Mother WAS
written by Edward Young, Of LeAinG-
ton. Georgia, ia lo59; that Dir. Young
Was an eccentric blacksmith or way
ward carriage maker: aud he does not
think that Nr. Young could posi-
bly, have plagiarized the poem.
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Tire Kcsi FoI,ic.

Caswcl. Hazard Co.'S Combination Of lIol
Phosphorus and Cali,aya, known "a Ferro-- Ph"s
phcr.ted elixir OF Calisaya. The iron restores
color To- the LIuod the Phosphorus renews wastes
of the nerve tissue, and the Cali&ya gives 4
natural! uralthiIl tone 10 the digestive organs
One pint contains the virtue oi one ounce q
C.di~Ila, and one te,tspnou'ul a grain Of Iron
and Phosphorus.
Manufactured by
CASWELL. HAZARD j co. New York.
For sale los all druggists. apri'mw&s-eOwS"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-08

CAMPHoKATED GLfcERINE WITH
ARxicA-Chspped hands, face and lips
cured by one or two applications of this
elegant preparation. An occasional
application will keep the skin smooth
aud soft. Sold by L. Booking, Odd
Fellows Hal! aud Booking & Miller,
corner FiSst aud CLapline streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-08

TIE NURSERY TEADE.-The amount
of tees aud shrubs, shipped Toy raii an"
olherw lse from Western New YORK. has
beru estimated III s,OOJ tOas annually,
aud their value Ut one and bali NIL
lion uf dollars, very large annual III
come for small part OF The State, EN-
blowing the Use of but little land, but a
large reward oil Industry aud Ski! Oh tDe
nnII of uuTserN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-08
HE Iieniimg Pool.

Howard Ass JCATIoS EfTOETs for YOUNG
MEN. ON the CiINE OF SOLITUDE AID the
ERRORS. ABUSES and DISEASES which de
stroy the manly powers, and create imp"di
mtut- 10 MARRIAGE, witt sure means of ~
lief Sent in ssalcd lrtte- envelopes, free O
,harge. Address. DIR j SKlLLlN HOCGH
/ Ton. How ard Association, Philadelphia, IA.
| La I'm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-08

TEE San Autouio (Texas) Express
says that in digging for the laying OF
the foundations of new Catholic Ca
thedrai ia that city, the wOrkmen have
exhumed large quantities Of human
bodies. Their names have been forgot
ten-eyeu their race, their deeds, their
history.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-08

THE St. Louis police caught profes
.iOnal safe.burglar the other day, and
matched him about the city with a
placard announcing his occupation
hung on his back, aud introduced him
at the various hotels and banking
hOusrg
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Saturday Horuiux,.-......Febru'ry $
TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.- Lew
pnbli.hes q notice this morning.
See "CopartnerShip Notice
II. Reilly advertises tie receipt Of
lot of cheese.
Rrad "Religions Notice"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-08

The American hoIse-cars are finding
great acceptance in the Old World. But
in Paris, the first city that has adopted
them exclusively, the cars are run by
Fat wheel, without harge, upon dat
rail without a groove; the vehicle being
kept IN place by central fifth wheel,
running in a greoved central rail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-08
Snecinl Notice.

Bslc1rs Of COuNte Jsi,i. Obserre he name o.
JOB NOSES on the p,Iekdqe-pUrchGss none IeiuI.
out tail others are base aud irCrtkLess ialdtionx
N.B.-One Dollar, with fifteen cents for post.
age, enclosed to the sole Proprietor. jon
MOSES, % Cortlandt Street, New York, will
insure bottle eli the genuine, containing Fifty
Pills, by return NAL, securely scaled irum al!
obseryatiOn dcCl2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-08

PURCHASERS of Sir james Clarke
Female Pills are cautioned against eo%"-
terteit. The geaSiRe have the name OF
ooh Moses" Oh each package. AL
others are worthless.
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Cheese

.,HS RRsIGNED, DAVID
| LEVI of wbe- log West Virgin = here y
gives notice of his appointment - Assignee 81
the estate Of WI liam SchWab ickeT, OF Wheel
Ing. In the county Of ULio. in tue district 81
wrst Virginia and who MAS 10 vii. % the i'ih
day of November, i. -. 600, a6J LdSed ans
ms u,ou the Z, ;ifion al hIn.elE by the Dir
trirI Coult Of the United States for sAid dis
tuct.
Dated II Wheeling the eth day Of February
j. ~ Isss. DAVID LIZ
febs-Oaw.3E
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The Great English Remedy
sir Jnme. CInrLe's Female Pills,

Prepared from prescription Of SIR j. CLARKE
u. d.. Physician Err 'srdiao,Hto the queen.
This invaluable medicine H. unfailius In the
cure al all those painful AMI dangerous diseases
10 which the female constitution i subject. IL
moderates all eNccsseS and removes ali Oh,truc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-08
70 Married E,ndirS

II is particularly sutcd. II WILL in short
time, bring on the monthly period With Iegu
larity, and although powerful remedy dors
not contain anything huTt:ul tu the constitution
In all eases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections
Palms ia the Rack and Limos, Fatgue on light
exerti"n, Paipit itiun of the Heart. Mysteries
and Whites, viii effect cure when all Othr:
means have failed. Full directions in the
Min nrnnnl A oh rlrkl mo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-08
New Editions Of IrVing'S Works.
THREE EDITIONS ISSUED MONTHLY.

THE KNlCKERBOCKER EDITION.
Large i4mO. on ruprrii - laid paper. with Illus
traiInu. Il .gArtiy printed from new ri, reOtype
plates aud bound IN extra 10th, II Z top. Pro"
10 Subscribers for Tho whUe st, CD per vol.
iJii Gait. extra - -
- TLi- edition VIII be soil only 10 suhscrib-
ers To- the whole ret II is the bet edition for
libra les and for the centre table.
II. THE RIVERSIDE EDITIOY.-iGmo, On
fiu" white paper; I."In new stereotype plates {;
green Grape cloth, gilt top, beyrliri edges Sl.Ij
pet vol.
Ill THE PEOPLES EDITION From the
same stereotype plates a. q. Owe, ~ printed TN
cheaper paper, neatly bound ia clotG, price sl.2j
ser vol.
The issue of the a6nve several editions was
commenced Octubcr LIST, lcII : volume will he
issued puuctualiy on the 1T day of each month.
until tho whole series is completed, in To. FOL.
lowing order;
BracebridCe Hall, Columbus. ; vols.
GtraiyJ Astoria.
WOlferts R0o-t &c B,nuevIle
Sketch Book, MahUmet, = vols.
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Kuickrrbocker, tFcb) -almaeunji.
CIsyUn Miscellany. spanish Papers.
lMIrch) MiscrilLBirs.
Goldsmith, tAprilJ Washington, 5 vols.
- lhamOrL, IMdyD Life ana Letters, vols
Tho Reissue OF these works in their several
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new, the paper Superior, the printing eleg INT.
and each ia proportion 10 price, combining good
taste with economy.
The "kDickerbUckCr Edition" j. sold specially
hy subscription,
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BOarders Wanted.

A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE Accom-.
~ modatcd with board with or without
rooosj in III. central part of the city, at reasOn-
able rates. Address l.. IL. 81.
j&il.lw Wheeling j. o.
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Paris Exposition, 1867.

J'HE RISE AND FALL OF NUNBERLESS
] Machines, hrrdlded rs superior 10 Al
Others. has convinced the pablo that il l.
safer and better 20 buy good article Of estab'
lished reputation, than - risk their money IN
doubtful experiments.
We warrant every Machine for THREE
YEARS and spare no expense nOr pains u
have them give entire satisfaction.
Gall aud e& uniu- them At our salesroom, No
~ Main street. Nm. SUMNER s co.
I-.I-L
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ReIiriaus Notice.

DEv. JONATHAN CROSSE, PASTOR OF
Jybe,linrl has returned and viii occuPt his
ruloit toInnrTaw morning. Rev. Mr.. Lafsrty
81 Bpllairc, viii preach in the evening
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Conartnership NOfice.

rE'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE tbs DAY
l formed a cojErtnershiP, uncer the hrin name
of Thomas Hughes & Co, for the purpose Oh
conducting tie wholesale aud retail clotnins
business. at the stand formerly OecLPlfd ey
Thos Hughes, No s. corner Monroe and >, water
NM E. TkULL-
WHEELING, ". Va, February lst, l7Ss.
g.hG Jmnf
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TrutI. Stranger Thau Fiction

INV lNkI L'tkINH Co, UHIv, AUG. II, o..
MeSsrs HOsIETTEE & Smith:
Gsntl,5RsA Ny vile having received 80 IEuch
benefit ir.,n yUpr Bitter, dccn it my duty u
gry,. testimony ia tirIr favor. About one ani a
bali year, -iu she h Il " very ~evcr" aiiirS "i
D.-l nt,il. ~ Bloody rink wI.irh O' vamr chronic
and cu.t.uurI iuI the above prTi1l ui time,
usfiliug the mo-; -k lful phi, ii nGs in the c"uu
tiy. We Iiusllv b came discouraged, and gave
M all hope Fl ter recovery whrn 10y accident
NV attention Wa c,ll~,t To yOur Iu",t Nalud.i,
B,It-ls hy Mc--rs Collins - T"Ur-i"n lhu@
lists. handing me one i y"ur AlWarsrs Flint
l.. thr.u rrconin .udet FIR Bloody Flax,
bnught one bottle. aud commenced giving u
cnrliag To directions; aud before oac-E,jrd Cfh.
LottL d been taken s'i,. va, entirely cured, and
,Lioy, peat, yt.l good health al this time.
Most re- pecliuiiy, yours
~ NTrJTEp
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II" - - wv '" ' wiz
W. y NCTTER
BrANcuvILLr, Ala, March II, lsC7.

Messrs. HosiEITER & SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dear Sirs:-I am hart lily able To express my
gratitude Tor the benefit / have de ivcd from
the Use at your > rOMACH BITTERS / have
ben afflicted with Liver CumptIimt ana DS ;.
p.Isia iOr more than Eve years, from which
suffered no little. Ny ply sicidns failed TO gave
me permanent relief became melancholy aud
uuhappy my constitution was much btok n
down 6y II ing mercury. a. cideutslly meeting
with one of y"ur AnanacS il induced me "a pro-,
cure few bottles Ol your Bitters, which Afford
ed me very great relief; aud il j. my SINGER e
opinion that they Will soon effect "a peTmanvu;
care was pronounced iuourable, ant iny lie.
cnvcry through Your BiItcrs will he little sbor,
Of a Iui aclr. Nv neighbors express surprise
al -, iug me 50 much improved in health and
look upon NV rapid recovery ~ wonderful.
Gratefully. yours,
ROBf 4. NEWTON. 7. 81.
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IS u. IL. II.

The delight ofchildLood, the cliya'ric compan
ION al 1, fined won mh"ot. the splGCe 81 lilo
Atrycry period, bis writings "re an i'm.
pc,i-nahlc legacy Oi grdce and beau.
T. 10 his CuuujT nru.
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O,a x,,r...-...s7 a. Three mOhtils-.-'F- :,
At nsOntl.s...-.. 4 " one month";. q
TO susscnsEEs IN THE CIT.
psr weak rs cls. Per month. "a
TRI.WEEKLY REGISTER
Published every Tuesday, THURSDAY, Ano sA'
uIdsy.1
,,,s emmy 1 years 4 " One copy. mess az
1--WE COPIES. ! VI. % 90 oEe copy Nus - :,
A free copy viii be ssBt 70 tie ret'er Up VI
WEEKLY REGISTER.
-, or o. " Five oOPies, " y "
,.,., inas ! W Ten onpled, VI " ~
- = moe 81 Twenty VI 81 w
g.. ,,,,,, Of the WEEKLY viii be sent ion
t,l,l, II Ten; and . fire. ca'py oi the in'
w,tkiS ulII lpr seBi iSr each Clap OF TWENTY.
DER ARBEIEER FKEUND'
GERMAN WEEKLY
Nv Mail g. ~ ~ Carrier......-.s2 2:
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Advertising Rates per squnTe'
a Square is -r al inch spaced
One time. 81 % One week. y,
+ q, Tunes ! 81 Two woeks.----- -
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LOCAL NoTIcES, pei line. Is cents oat ~
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Advertisements hI weekly
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BY LEWIS BAKE..
Terms, by Mail. in Advance.
n.,nX ISE1iiSTER.

n. go. 81 81 Three uOnths---ss@ !
81 ,,anfl.. 4 10 One month";.
TO suBscnyEEs IN THE CIT.
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GAEHLE'S
iano Manufacturing C0n22.
OF Baltimore. Nd.
uNHIs COMPANT HAVING ON

wAREROONS-Nor;L-asl C,lurr u o..
and Eayetie Street. and No De-. q. A.
~, North EutIu S'u,I
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-02-04

N. p. Willis was introduced to Dickens by
the latters publisher in a crowded part Of Hol-
born street, London, before Dickens was iairly ~
known to the worla, and wrote CT hi51 thus iot H.
was ushered into an unoarpeted and hleaniioGn ra
ing room, with deal table, two OF t45eG for
few books, small boy, and M. LicAenS se Sb ~,
the contents. I was only struck aC arso @ " %' r
that evens as the strongest instance 1o1o7era haa
~the degree to which the poor althGr Vas was
oyerpowered with the honor of hls puolasner a Harv
visit Dickens was dressed , very
much as he has since de eri6ed Ecaard e%n, was
elsr s the Ss gse bssd clothes SSb sea- scant though
iauptiIy cut cut; and after changing ragged OF Of
}}ice-co.t } for shabby blue, he stood Dy the
door. collarless and buttoned up, the very Per, o
soni6cation, thought, of o close salior 10 'ne
Wind -
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n.w Qualifications.
la.w Qualifications.
DUssELL's BOOK STORE,
No. 2s5 KING-STREET.
WEEKLY LIST OF NEW WORKS AND NEW
EDITIONS.

BISHOP GREGG's OLD CHERAws. History
of the Old Oheraws, containing an account Of the
Abortgines Of ths Pee Dee, the first White Settle
ments, their subsequent progress. civil changes the
struggle of the Revolution, &C., extending nom
about 1880 to 1910, with notices OF families and
sketches Of individuals. BY Right Rev. Alexander
Gregg, D. D., Biahop Of Texas. vol, svo. 81.
DANTE-the Divine Comedy Of Dante Aligmera;
Translated by Henry Wordsworth Long1eliow. D
THE History OF THE CHURCH OF GOD
DURING THE PERIOD OF REVELATION. By Rev
Charles Colcock Jones, D. D.
ON BOTH EIDES OF THR SEA-A Story Of the
Commonwealth and tho Restoration. A sequel to
the Draytons and the Davenants. By the author oil
the Schonberg.Cotts Family. vol. 81 IS.
ORIGIN, RISE AND PROGRESS oF MOhMON- ~
ISM Biography or its Founder and History Of its
Church. Personal Remembfauces and Historical
Collections hitherto Unwritten. BY Pomeroy Tucker
Palmyra, N. T., with some rcpellant Pictures ana
Portraits, which ara quito good enough for their
LANGUAGE AND THE STUDY OF LANGUAGE.
Twelve Lectures on the principles OF Linguistic Sct.
ence by William Dwight Whitney, Professor OF
Sanscr1t, and Instructor IN Modern Languages In
Yale College. 1Vol. 80 80.
STUDIES IN ENGLISH; or Glimpses Of the inner
life of our Language. By Nj. schcle dc We're, LID,
Professor OF Modern Language i'll the University OF
Virginia. vol 80 so.
influences throughout Creation; Compendium Of
Popular Meteorolugy By Andrew stelnmlz. ! vol.
PALaRAvr-EssAYs ON ART. By Francis Tur-
ner Palgrave. vol. 81 70.
CALIFORNIA; The Romance of the Age, or tho
Discovery OF Gold In California. Is Edward 8. Dun
bar l vol. 81 25
MECHI-H Nv TO FARM pROFITADLY; or the
Sayings and doings of Mr.. Alderman Mcchi, with Il
lustrations vol 50 80.
SMlLES-rHE HUG uENOTS, their Settlements,
Churches lnd Industries in England and Ireland.
By Samuel Smiles author oi Sel.-Hclp. vol. 81 75.
LESS1NG'S s NATHAN TIE WISE. Translated by
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