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Col Johu A JOyce Guilty,

ST. Louis. October 23-In the Uni.
ted States District Court tor the Western
District OF Missouri, the case Of Col.
John \. Joyce, which has been in pro
src>s several days, was concluded this
afternoon, and the jury returned n ver-
dict Of guilty on all four counts of the
Indictment The first two counts charge
joyce with having knowledge or lnior-
nation of violation Of the revenue law
bv +. Einmer 4 Co., distIllrrs in Kan
sas. notwithstanding the entries in their
books rs required by law, and OF empty
ing packages without canceIIing the
stamps and not reporting the same to hls
superior officers,
The third count charges him with
having knowledge that Shcehan Il Son,
di,tillcrs, OF st. Joseph, distilled spirits
with view to detraud the United States
ui revenue.
The penalties on each count Of the in
dictmcnts are imprisonment III the pcni-
tcntiary of not less than six months and
not more than three years, and tino of
not less than 81 900 nor more than $1,000,
and to be forever debarred from holding
under the United States Government any
office of honor, trust or profit
4 motion for new trial was made by
Joyce's counsel, which will be argued
next week. The motion for new trial
in the case of John l.. BIttenser, who
was convicted some days ago, for making
fraudulent vouchers as United States
Gauger, will be argued Wednesday next
and a like motion in the cases OF Caddcr
Adder and Quest on Saturday next.
Col. Joyce was placed in custody Of
the L. 5. Marshal after the jury rendered
their verdict, but he has the freedom of
the city
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General Pickctt.s Remains.

RICHMOND, VA, October 23-The re-
mains of General John G. Pickett, reach
cd this city today from Norfolk, in
charge of committee from that city,
Peter, r,burg and Richmond. They were
met at the depot by the citizens and cs-
cortcd to the Capitol, where they will re-
main till tomorrow afternoon, when the
veterans of Plcketts division and other
officers and men o. the Confederate ar
my and navy, military Of Richmond. III
cludins colored troops, own societies &C.,
will take them to Hollywood cemetery
Tor intcrment.
Tho funeral obscqujc, OF General Geo.
Pickett, took place this afternoon. The
remains were couycdcd to Hoil ywOod
Cemetry. Not less than 10000 thousar d
people witnessed tine procession, and
there were about 5000 in line.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Al - meeting of the chamber Of COM
mcrce at Memphis, Saturday, six dee
gates were appointed to attend the st.
Loui, International Railroad Convcn-
ton. y committee OF seven were also
appointed to prepare sn address to all in
tercstcd in the completion OF the Texas
Pacific Railroad to meet at Memphis on
the nineteenth Of November to take
steps to secure its completion.
The committee investigating the
MONTPELIER lottery at Alexandria, Va,
report that glaring fraud has been prac-
uced on ticket holders, but cannot dis
cover the guilty parties.
The gamblers ,of Louisville have all
been indicted and probably will be com.
pletoly routed as the law and community
are stirred up against them by the eH-
poSures made in the Corier-JOurndt.
DR.. Linderman, Director OF the Mint
at Washington, estimates the gold and
silver production of next year at $780,
100000
Hon. David ?. Noyes died at Burling-
ton, Vermont, yesterday evening, aged
So years.
A London special from Berlin saws it
is reported that Count Won Arnin's
sentence Is to be commu;ed to fne.
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DpSIpcrHtc Row.

LOUISVILLE, October PA lIarrois-
burg telegram to the Courier, Journal
reports the occurrence Of II desperate row
at the crossing ot the Cincinnati South
crn railroad in that vicinity, among It
number OF Irish laborers. Tney had been
lndu!CinS pretty freely in cold rifle shot
on the money paid ,hom tho day before,
and Friday night engaged in ROW, in
which knives were Instituted for ,heila
lies. PostolS were also used, and the
shooting resulted IN tho woundjng of
four participants, one Of whom is scri.
ou-iy injured. Tn" mon carouscd all
night, regardless Of their wounds Thor
names are not known.
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Redemption of National Bank Note.

WAsHIEGToN, October Pat is un-
derstood that among the prominent fea-
lures on foot in the coming report of the
Treasurer of the United States, the fol-
lowing will be recommended affecting
the redemption Of National bank notes
will be made:
First That the National Bank Re-
demption agency be made separate
bureau in the Office of the Secretary Of
the Treasury, under the charge of Su-
perintendent who shall give bond for the
faithful discharge of his
duties. Second, That the FIVE per cent
redemption funds shall be kept in the
Treasury, but subject to the check of the
Superintendent, and that they be paya-
bic in currency or drafts on the New
York, Boston, Chicago, st. Louis, or
other sub-Treasury. Third, That banks
or others sending National bank notes
for redemption be required
70 pay the express charges to Washing
ton, and that for NIL othcr expenses of
this agency the National banks bo al
lowed to deduct from their next semi
annual return OF tax upOn their circula-
tion the amount of any assessment that
may be made, as also in their next re-
turn the amount of assessment heretofore
made
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FnnernI OF Frederick Hudson.

CONCORD, MASS, October 23,-The fu-
neral of Frederick Hudson took place to.
day. The obsequies were held at the
family mansion Oh Main street.
There was large crowd in attendance
Of those who had formerly been associat-
ed with Mr.. Hudson professionally, and
others who, during his residence in Con.
cord, had come to admire him for his
talents, and honor him for his noblo
qualities. The New York Hcraid, of
which journal Mr. Hudson was first
managing editor, was represented by
eight members of its staff Among other
literary and distinguished persons were
Hon. L. G. Hoar, Ralph Waldo Emerson,
y. Z. Banks, Frank b. Sauborn, W. W.
Wheeldcn, and Hon. George Brooks.
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TIE editors Of the Grafton s..

The editors of the Grafton Se...lt
have gone on the editorial excursion.
They left friend in charge, who claims
that no is an honest, unterriaed, un-
conquerable Democrat If he is, he will
be likely to change the politics of the
paper; but that is dangerous. John
Phoenix tried that in California once, and
when the editor returned the result of
the conference WAS thus expressed by
PhGnix: 81 held him down with
my nose which | had inserted between
his teeth for that purpose while my left
hand was occupied in rI lns his hair"
And further he desc r1w ut that
moment, he was WI no gar
mentS on, but the rim g. + hat about
his neck and one stocking around his
ankle, while the devil was reading the
next weeks issue of the paper from the
back Of 1.-The Judges shirt, 1t (the paper
having been struck of as he was being
held down across the press. We trust
this case will present no such sequel.
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"Mr. BiGclOw has done q noble work
ITS preparation, and the publishers hs
given II Ia the public in the best >tyl1
the Hrt. - christian 4drocDtc
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STAT: NOTES.

TnE Huntington elevator Is to be sold
At public auction on the 10 of November.
The W.,t V.-5inia editorial excur.
.ioni,ts ar, ,uD' travelling out West for
rest and health. TIER absence is men
toned in their papers, but these are,
however. about AS good as usual.
THE Parker,burg National Bank
shows capital $l5OooO; surplus $50 292,-
10. other individual profits S7,9ITGG; de-
posr. $lI2ll537; demand certificates
$500 gr. loans and discounts S2Gl, ,GOj'
-
Tie Second National Bank Of Parkers.
burg show, capital $4,000; surplus $2l,-
go; a:he- undivided profits $7,lO9 81;
deposits SCOOP 3s; demand certificates
$-JJU3 Il; loans and discounts S22S, 727-
~
Tho National Bank of Kingwood,
Preston county, West Virginia, shows
capital $I250Oo: surplus $2G.25O; other
undivided profits s. 500 So, deposits $l7,
g'' ~ "',i,S..u ~ '''''''
~.'.'u"'S ''''..'''-
THE n-,,..f.f,.. T.. ..,b,cribe $4,000
-. w., ;.: 49,, =.
10 'A' A'h'' s'.''. '''''''""'' anu -
Louis narrow gau.~ railroad has hran
voted down IN r"uhontas county, West
Virginia.
Sr,wr,-.,s... ..'..s.. will SOON hccome
as much Of aa American institution in
this State "a, i, lager beer. Msjcr Coop
or. Of the Furmont Llfrr, visited Hood,
cheese factory, near >hin>'on, and re-
port, that lr j. wIihug ~ cows and
making ab.., l5o pounds OF cheese
daily The lG,iHc-, has proved so sue
,,,sa. that Others are tcnptrd 50 engage
nna',o. The cheese made is called
>.avtt.-.
...t...-.,.,... r........ ,,;,.os -, G,,,
t..--..
t'..ao o. the 'sc winch occurred IN
'"a' ,..g a lew lays ago, in which the
entire r....s,...r,..... h,,wo,, Cori-
~. 81! l.-,ir. .t-rc,, we're consumed.
IL originated % the rear Of sam Dan
1asr, oyster saloon. and in thirty min
",', ,an block WAS iu aam,s. The case
o. ;ha Gre was defective hu,. and its
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NASHVILLE, October PA special to
the .i0,cricnn uumonncc, the death Of
Hon s NJ. IF, the Representatives oi'
the Fourth Congressional District of Ten
np>>e" in the NLlN Congress, nj Hot
Sp@ln.,. Arkan,n>, to-day. John w.
Head. ci cted in August, 1874. dted 'cw
weeks afterwards. and Fife Wa elected
10 till the vacancy isllowins. Neither
9 cupi.d the seat to which they were
elected
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The Brigham Young A,,mouy Case

SALT LAKE, October 2G.-In accor
arcr with An order issued Ia. Monday.
hy Judge BDrcman. of the Third Dis
trirt Court, Brigham Young appeared
in court at 10 ociocN thu morning by
hi, attorneys. to show cau,". if any. why
l.. should not be punished icr contempt
in not payi1C $1,000 q, ordered by ,ludge
McKcsu rs alimony ~ Ann Eliza
Young, plaintiff. The court adjourned
TIL next "Wednesday morning q, ln
O'Clock. at which time Brigham Young
Is nr.lnreH = arpear.
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COZy Home,


From the Vicksburs Herald.
A Vicksburs wife informed her hus-
band the other morning that she WAS
working herself into the grave for the
want OF hired girl, and r. he went out
sbc leaned back and tell to weeping. The
children were making noise in the hal!
as he passed out, and h" called out:
"Y6u want to stop this racket! our
mother won't live week, and when you
get step.mother mex: spring, she won t
put up with any such tooling.
When he came home TO dinner, his
wifi. met him with smile and sad
isn't ours a cozy little home, Richard
with only our own little family to look
after
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IN. ,'r>..u J.srIl wants to know if
w think GRtNv las a statesman in his
cabinet now He.-yes. We dare say
ZACR CHANu,gR is one. Certainly he
has made reputation, almost equal to
his EIceilency himself, in ono respect.
Bu; We prefer to await DoSN PIATT's
return from Europe before We express
ourselves positively. We would iik" .
read what he thinks about - any
rate, they do say he wo' cheat the
Indians, and if so they may rely upon a
good article of fire water, for he is un-
doub.edly mos. excellent Judge Of the
commodity.
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More Crooked whisky Arrests.

MONTREAL, Octabcr 24.-On informa-
tion received from Collector Simpson,
Frar els 7. Stewart has been arrested on
the charge of passing large quantity OF
brandy, gin and wine from his bonded
warehouse without paying duty. Omcr,
Allard, Locker, Achille and Yibond,
custom officers were also arrested charged
with aiding and abettinc the fraud. The
prisoners were held in heavy bail
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LOUISVILLE, October 23.-A dispatch
from Arnesboro says, Prof. Atchison, al
acronau, was seriously injured at that
place. He attempted an ascension st
Calhoun Fair to please the spectators, hTE
by the burning OF the balloon when sever
al feet high ne WA, preciptated to the
earth and badly hurt. Recovery doubt.
GIl
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ALMOST every Republican and con-
traction newspaper i'll the country fires
off It's squib nj that old war-horsc, Gov
ernor Allen, Of OHIO. They thus mani
fest their sense of relief in escaping from
apprehended defcat-and q narrow es-
cape it wa. They are taking their re-
venge on the courageous Ohio veteran
for having put them in SO dreadful a
frig ht .-R.rhmoad lihiJ.
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Younr Man Murderedin Pi,t.bnrrr

PITTSBURGH, October PA young
man named Harry Grouse was found
dead near Sharpsburg Station, about two
o'clock this morning, 4 bloody trnii
leading from the coal yard near which
the body was found leads to the suppo,i-
tion he wa. shot in the yard and his
strength failed him before he could reach
assistance. No cine TO the murderer
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VINELAND, n. j., October 2l-uri
Carruth, who was .shot by Lands on
March 18th, died this morning.
Attempts have been made to settle the
case, and it is said that rs high as $4,000
has been offered on condition OF Car
rulh's leaving the State. Lands has
been surrendered 10y his bondSrnen and
taken to the Brighton jail
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Thc Wcst va. Runnlo Hmntcr..

ST. LOUIS, October 2i.--The West
Virginia Press Association, which ar
rived here yesterday, lett last night for
Kansas City, en- route for los Animas,
the western terminus OF tho Atchiaon,
Topeka and Santa Fee railroad, where
they will have buffalo hunt. Then
they 20 70 Denver.
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FOREIGN.


LoNDoN, October 24-The Morning
Posts telegram from Berlin says reports
are again in circulation that Prince Bis
marck contemplates resigning his office
in consequence Of i'll health.
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PoTTsvILLE, PA. October - An
iucendiary lire at Mahoncy Plane this
morning destroyed Kintin's drug store,
in when was the postotlice and West.
ern Union Telegraph office, whith seven
business houses adjoining. Tho mail
matter and telegraph instruments were
saved. Total loss $S0,O0O.
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1rc Killers Col. House u. lodi.

NASHVILLE. Octohet 23.--At Frank
lin, tennessee, this morning, Jndse Nc.
Lcmore decided against the verdict OF
the grand jury IN the cases Of Griffin
and Allison. for the kilhngof Col House,
and admitted them 10 bail in the sum Of
=. 900 each, which they readily gave.
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TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPICE oT CuIEY SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHiSGToN, October - lA.H.
rRORAEILITIT.

rROBAEILITIRs.
For tho Upper Lake. tn" Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri and
Ohio valleys, ,out east to southwest
winds veering to Eoriherlv, and cooler
and cloudy weather, with occasional
rains.
For the Lower Lakes, the Middle and
Eastern States, lower and falling bsrom-
etrr, and southwest to northwest winds,
with falling temperature, cloudy weather
and rain in the first named and partly
cloudy and warm W"athsr IN the last
two
For Tennessee. and the Gui. and
South Atlantic States stationary or fall
ing barometer, southeast to southwest
winds, and warmer clear or partly cloudy
weather.
Cautionarv signals are ordered 'or Du-
luth. Escuuabla aid Marquette.
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4 Sad Accident.

LOUISVILLE, October 2&-A four
yeur-old daughter OF Nuusil Mooney
lcaped from the arms of her mother this
afternoon while near the railroad track,
and was crushed TO death by passing
train before the parent could rescue ncr.
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ST. Louis, October 24-Itappears that
DR.. Sherman and Samuel Parker, who
very suddenly fell dead on the street in
Bevier, Missouri, day before yesterday
died from drinking mixture OF prusslc
acid and whisky, by mistake, they think
inc, il was plain whisky.
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MOoDY and SANKEr commenced their
,r-ie, Of revival meetings at the Brook
i'm Rink yesterday. y tremendous
s..eml,asc was present to hear them, and
...v ,ur.a ~ have made favorable i'm
preston 1. !, to be hoped that they
vi. prove at least as successful in their
own country as they were in Great Bri-
tain. and that many. especially IN Wash
ia,.on NAV D, induced through their
meas. T. u-a '-,m the error " their
VIZ
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INDIASAPoLIs, October 2i.-During a
drunken row this evening, Thomas Mul-
lon. aged 20 was stabbed in the thigh by
" iiliam Howard and died in five mnu-
trs from the los, OF blood from the sew
cred artery
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FaiIure of n Bank

WASHINGTON, d. C., October % The
Charlottesville, Va, National Bank hay-
ing suspended, government agent vii!
take charge of the bank for lavestiCa.
llnn
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Tho s,orcuaII Jackson >ratrc

RICHMOND, October 23.-Ine unvoli-
ing of the Stonewall jackson statute
Tuesday next will be grand affair and
will be assisted by civic and military or.
carnations, including color"d, "t other
portions of the State.
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WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
VEGETINE
FOR TEN TIMES IT'S COST

The great benefit have received from
the us" OF NEGETINE induces me 10 give
my testimony iu its favor. / believe II to
be hot only OF great value for restoring he
health, but a preventive of diseases pccu-
liar ~ the spring and summer SEASONS.
1 would not bc without II for ten times
itS cost EDWARD TlLDEN.
Attorney and General Agent for MaSSachu-
sets oI the CTaftSmcu'S Life ASSuranc &C
Cempany, No. 40 Sears Building, Boston,
Nus.
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Fatal ARRAY Between Politician.

NEW YORK, October % Thomas II q.
Ferris was probably fatally shot lat
night, By Edward Haggery. in front Of
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, during quar-
rel, growing out OF the contest for State
Senate between John Morrssy and John
Fua.
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Bosrox. October 25.-The Ames Plow
Company is temporarily embarrassed
Liabilities $2lS,2l7. Assets S542. $40.
The creditors think a reasonable extern
sion would enable the company 10 pay
in full and go on.
New YORK. October 2%.-M. Hoffman
Il Co., dry goods dealers, deny that they
have suspended, as reported in the
morning papers. They expect to sur
vive their difficulties
Jacob Ketman, shield manufactures,
Walker street, has stopped payment.
Another Failure.
CIxCIxNATI, October 32-McDonald
x Co., Wooster, Ohio, manufacturers of
agricultural implements, have made as
signment. Liabilities 100000, The
failure throws 200 mea out Of employ
mput
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THE NEW HYPERION

From Paris 10 Marty by Way ofthe Rhine.
by Edward StrahAn. PrOfuSrly Illus
tTatcd with over 40 EugTayIngs, from
designs 10y Dor" and others. syo EIiTa
cloth, black and gilt ornHmcntaiiun
CIT Top. $50.
QUAINT, humorous, auh entertaining
describing th"Jourucy from PnriSto Marty
by way of TIA" Rhine. II iSHn rNquisIt"ly
printed and taSt"iully bound volume, and
the illustrations, three hundred In mum
bcr, are largely by GuStuyc bore. The
hook is among Ia" most unique and IA
cinHting iu It's way that We have "y"r
Glanced to see" Eoston Jotuu0I.
at iSas purely humorous n can N.,i pt.
imagined. IL - not IA book to b" "ooI'y
desert bed, but 80 bee read and enjoyed Hui
laughed over. EOHon Adu7tncr.
"Wc have rurcly examined work
who's" material seem 10 bc 80 thoroughly
dlg"stcd 9nd compactly arranged as thai
before S.'-BosfOr Gtobc.
"ln her goodly vOiumc she has m Yo-n
useful contribution 10 European hidetuT
The mechanical execution oithc VOkrky
substantial aud haudsome."- .Nsw Iva
HfDpcnd'f
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BY TELEG
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, otiice Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Fridays Failures.

New IuEK, October 23.-Among the
failures day outside of the stock
speculaiu mt of Joachimc Davis.
tumb and Wyman Broad
way, dca .r Arrts.
Tho t,lu,- TO-. Hoffman " Co. dry
goods, Broadway was announced yeSLcr-
day. Liabilities 100000.
The Stock Exchange failures were
Cumberland G.. White Chas Ward, K.
j. Fuller and Howard lrvins, minor op-
orators, who got on the bear side of
bull market and were swampcd.
DETROIT, MrcH., October 2S.-Taw's S
Mil Co. have made All assignment.
Wick 4 Bros, East Saginaw, have also
assigned. Liabilities 10000.
A Boston Failure.
BosToN, October 23.-The failure OF
Robert Tilton, wooden monu:acturrr and
proprietor of the Spring mills of Caven-
dish, Vermont, occasions no little e1-
citement in the wool trade OF thi, city.
HIS Indebtedness is quite large. The
result is mainly from purchases Of wool
in this market Liabilities about SliO,-
OO0
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At'hrclinq 9eglstrr,

GOLD closed IA Now York Saturday
~ ll4
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Stand ard Works.
LIFE OF FRANKLIN

B1GELO"'S LIFE OF FRAN KILN.
The Life OF BsnJamins Franklin. Written
by himself Now first edited from oiis
lnal manuscripts, and from his prlnt,-i
correspondence and other writings. b
Hon. John Bigelow. Three vols. Crown
eyo. Per vOl.:-Extra cloth, $3.50; u
brary $50: half calf, gilt, A.jD.
"Ifany one should dispute the claim
this work Ia - place in contemporary ~.
eraiurc, the answer Is nj hand in the facts
Of which Mr.. Bigelow presents !uc.J
statement, and In the admirable name,
In which he has carried It's plan into -,
cur,On.'-N. Y. Tribune.
The Hon. John Bigelow, well known
diplomacy and journalism, has conicrr..J
a real service ON American literature 10y
his new edition OF the Life OF Franklin.
specimens Of book.maliing We have seen
". y. Hr0id.
1--WE know OF no volumes which We
would more willingly commend To Tia.
study Of our fcllOw-citiZeus, young ana
old, than those In which the MeSsTs. Lip
plncOtt * co. have given us the result ut
Mr.. BgelowS painStak king researches into
the life and character Of Benjamin Frank
lin.'-B0stOD GtDbe.
"Mr. BiGclOw has donea noble work
It's preparation, and the publishers hs
given II Ia the public In the best >tyl1
the art chrsf'IU 4droc",c.
THE WORKS OFW. u. PRESCoT
New and Revised Edition. Edited by
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History OF The Conquest of Peru,
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History Of Ferdinand and Isabella
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History Of the Reign of Philip H.,
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History Of tia" Reign Of Charles W,
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