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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-08-07

By Read the following certificates
ATLANTA, GA, June ), 1875.
Messrs. Love 4 Wilson:
Gen,cmen-In April last ] was taken
sick with regular Fever and Agne, having ii
every alternate day. Alter it had run on me
for two weeks, ! was induced to try one Of
your Authenticated Belts; so | discarded all
medicine, and simply wore one Of yonr Belts,
as directed, and my agne became lighter each
successive time thereafter for some tree or
four times, when IT left me entirely, with
good appetite and clear skin; and in future, IL
| should ever have chill or ague, would
want one of your Pads and no physic.
Wishing everybody that may be so unfortu-
nate as to have chiils and fever may be fortn'
nate enough To get one of your Belts,
am respectfully, etc, W. J. WILSON.
ATLANTA, Ga, June 3, 1875.
Drs Love x Wilson:
On-the first day of December last ! was
taken with chills and fever in ThomasvlIe,
Southwestern Ga, and was treated for .he
same by three eminent physicians who were
able 10 stop it only for few days at time.
Ii made such inrahs on my constitution tia;
my physicians pronounced me TO be in the
first stages Of consumption, when ! acclden-
tally met up with prs Love 4 W il>on :
Anti. maarial Belt which has entirely cured
me- | have had bat one clill since, and that
was the first day after putting it on. ! am
now in as good health rs ! ever was in my
life, and think this Belt a God-send to tne
afflicted. }. Nj. MATHEWS.
Cannon House, Atlanta, Ga, June ], 1875
Some nine years ago | contracted malaria
in Savannah, Ga, from which have suffered.
at times, ever since, until met up with Drs
Love d Wilson's Authenticated Belt some
three months ago. have worn it continually,
and have had no chill since, and find my
general health, which has been poor. much
improved. would recommend il to others
suffering with malaria.
R. A WALLACE
Macon, Ga, June 4, 1875.
Friend Hodgson:-I received your letter
of the 10Th ult on yesterday, | have been of
on fishing excursion and just returned.
The people Of this town don't chill worth a
cent yet. | have sold two Of the pads. and
that ! did very hour first received them, one
to che Of our conductors, and to Mr.. Vaughn,
Clerk in the office. They both say that the y
tried Quinine and other remedies and that
they all failed I'LL they put on the pad /; since
then they have had no more chills or fever,
and they recommend Them to everybody.
ALEX MATHEWS.
The above pads were sent for US by Dr.
Hodsson, who is addressed as above
J. I. LOVE.
J. S. WILSON.
For safe ny dH Druggists. jy3.-im
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New Orleans CustOm.hOuse
Frauds.

A New Orleans telegram of August
4th says: Special Treasury Agent
Kinsella, is taking testimony in regard
to alleged frauds in payment of the
employees working on the Custom
house. 1t is charged that mechanics
and artisans who accepted work on
account of dull times as laborers,
worked as mechanics, signing blank
pay rolls and receiving one dollar and
three-quarters per day. while the
Government was charged from four
to FIVE dollars per day for their
services. He also stated that much
of the work done by these skilled
mechanics was afterwards covered by
contracts and the Government made
to pay again for the same work.
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Succession Sale.
State of Louisiana. Parish Of Rich
land, Parish Court.

State of Louisiana. Parish Of Rich
land, Parish Court.
Succession of p. S. Mulhirn decd.
by Virtue of an order of sale issued by
the Hon. Parish Court in and for the Parish
and State aforesaid and TO me directed, | will
proceed to offer for sale on the premises of
the said p S. Mulhrn, dec d., at public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder and with
in the legal hours of sci" ON
Monday, the 30lh of August, 1875.
he following described property, to-wit ::
An undivided one half interest in the 5. f.
quarter Section and N. w. quarter Section
South half of n f quarter and East half of
s. W. Section Is, Township Is North, Range
6 East; the S. F. quarter of n. Z. quarter
Section l3, Township l6 North, Range S East
containing in the aggregate $40 acres more or
less. Also the interest owned by said Null
hirn in the N. f. quarter Of N. E. quarter
Section l3, Township l6 North, Range 5
East. Said lands to be sold in subdivisions Of
not less than 10 nor more than 80 acres of
land, as per map to be exhibited on day of
sale. One promissary note, drawn by r.
West Hatcr for 5000, bearing per cent. in
terest from date Four head of mules; Three
oxen, Thirty head of stock, hogs, One light
OK wagon, Sig lows and gear, Six wedding
hoes, Four sweeps, lot of carpenters and
blacksmi,h's tools, and one account against G.
W. Collins for s..
Terms Of sale, cash on the spot, at not less
than the inventoried appraisement, copy of
which will be referred to on day Of sale.
c. H. MOORE,
Sheriff
! Rayville, La, July l7th, lS75-5t.
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A SAD SCENE-Arrivlug at Oak
Ridge on Monday morning last, we
noticed group of persons assembled
under the beautiful oaks that stand
between the Baptist church and grave
yard, and on approaching we beheld
two collins. one of which contained
all that was mortal of little Sallie
McCraw and the other the remains of
Mrs. Long. Rev. Geo. b. Eager
performed the funeral services by
making few brief and appropriate
remarks to the occasion.
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THE SOUTHERN CULTIvAToR, that
staunch and reliable old agricultural
journal, with which we have been
familiar from childhood, for August,
is on our table; and when we come
to look at its contents we can but
think that no farmer can consider his
information complete without having
sd this journal regularly every
nth. 1t certainly should be on
tie table of every planter who wishes
to profit by the experience of educated
and progressive Southern agricultu-
rists, horticulturists and stock-raiserss
The price is onlytwo dollars yeas
published by w. L. Jones, Atheo
Georgia.
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The NoDGEN WONDER Experienced PEG.
mie are found wondering how 80 perfect
sewing marhiue as the Wilson Shuttle can be
made - perfect IN every part, 80 thoroughly
adapted 10 the requirements OF family sewing
and yet be sold for twenty dollars less than
any other first class sewing machine. The
reason l. easy and plain: The Viii
Son Sewing Machine Company is co:.!cHt with
fair profit, because the most perfect ma
rhiurry is used in It's construction. The
splendid establishment Of the Company. and
Ms immense business Is the best evidence
that this policy has been ,uccess. Machines
will be delivered at any railroad station in
tins parish. free OF transportation charges if
ordered through the Company Branch House
at Nicksbuyg, Miss
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application.
This Company want IA few more good
agents.
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MALARIA! MALARIA!
READ, REFLECT AND ACTl

If one grain of Nircine Virus, taken from
the COWS udder and kept dry for years, then
nol>t"ucd, and the keencst point Of a Lancer
dipped in it and dawn gently on the arm, 50
rs not To draw the blood, will 20 iInpregnate
ana change the entire system as 70 Prevent the
party - Iaccnated from taking the most
lnarh>ome of diseases, (>mal pox,) for IA
entire life; again if the Celebrated Eucalyp
tbs tree viii change an niniIahitable maarial
district into healthy. salnbrous chine, 10y
simply absorbing from tie atmosphere the
poison malaria. why will not the proper
remedy, properly applied, ncuralize and
destroy the poison, nuuwn as malaria aud thus
enable parties TO iuh;,JIt malarial districts
with mpmty<
We claim thai there is such a remedy, and
that We have prepared it. and applied it, and
proved it in oar Auti-MalariaI or Eschymial
Brlt-aud that persons who will Wear tits
Belt may inllaht the worst malariai districts
wirhou; the fear of having any diseases arising
from malaria: such a> Chils and Fever. BIZ
ipu- OF lutrrmitrent Fever, Yellow Fever.
Jaundire Enlarged Liver and Spleen. Indi-
gc-,ion, Constipation and Hcnurrhuid>, and
rIia; i, will cure all the above Diseases, cx-
cept the worst cases Of Bilious aud Yellow
Fever.
This is called an Anti malarial or Euchy-
mIal Belt as il cCrrect> the hunors of the bOiy
and produces IA healthy action, InvigOrating the
system, and thus enabling II 10 perform its
various duties without fearing the effects of
malaria III &c least. .. ..t-a4... 3d.
1t has been uied in thousands Of cases
without failure. ,s,,s
They can be obtained from the proprictors
in AN quantity at the Powell Building juno
ton OF Board and Peachtree streets, Atlanta.
Ga
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Local Breyities.


week
Thunder storm at this place on
Thursday afternoon.
News from up the river still contin-
ues very uniavorabIe.
Railroad hands are stalking down
the the track, preparing for all over
flow.
The RAIDS had q meeting in Monroe
this week. They are up to some
devilment.
The Supreme Court, that had been
in session at Monroe for several weeks,
adjourned last Monday.
Mr.. f. NJ. Bledsoc, of the Alto
neighborhood, brought lot of extra
fine peaches to town yesterday.
Capt. Conner says he has as fine
crops as ever grew on his place, but
if the overflow comes they will be
destroyed.
The thunder storm last Saturday
night cooled the atmosphere 50 that
blankets were comfortable the two
nights following.
An exchange offers free subscrip-
ton to any person who will put a
stop to the stereotyped inquiry of
What's the news?"
We had the pleasure of a call from
A. l.. Slack. Esq, Of Monroe, yester-
day, who came out on business con-
nected with his legal profession.
Our family has not escaped the
ravages of malaria-two out of three
sick all this week one with bilious
fever and the other with chills and
fever.
The only compositor we have in
our Office, besides ourself, has had
chilIs all this week, and we have been
kept as busy as bee in buckwheat
patch.
Most of our parish is above over
ilow-tbat is the plantations in cult
walton are-but still several places
are not, and an overflow wonld cause
great damage.
Our inland streams are in good
boating order, but little or no business
for boats to do. The railroad can
furnish all the transportation needed
at this season of the year.
Young man, the spread-eagle period
of forid rhetoric and pulling sentiment
has passed, and you are living insthe-,
materialistic, progressive age of steam,s
electricity and common-sense. q
Special attention is directed. to the
advertisement of II. Kindermann, of
Monroe, who is one of the oldest and
most reliable merchants in that city.
He will do just what be says. Give
him trial.
Capt. F. r. Turley, of Vicksburg,
has accepted call to the candidacy
for Representative of Warren county
10 the Mississippi Legislature. The
Captain is an old Representative of
antebellum days, and would be an ex-
cellent selection now.
Lavens, the Herald reporter, has STIR
red up hornets nest at Delhi by
making special mention of some of
the beauties that graced the Grange
Ball there and leaving others out
We know he feels miserable about it,
and he has our profound sympathy.
The democratic state convention OF
Mississippi, that met in jackson this
week. placed in nomination, w. l.,
Hemingway, of Carroll, for State
Treasurer, and Col Chas f. Hooker,
of Hihds, for Representative of the
fifth Congressional District. A ge6d
ticket.
OF course it is an easy thing. ia
edit paper; you only have to :hink
of about one thousand things at once
work only eighteen hours in twenty.
four, have civil answer for every
silly question asked even while alb
sorbed in deep thought. make grand
Grafton out Of every whaug-doodle
spread-eagle speech made and puff
every humbug invented Delightful
-~.o~s
A =
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of ". r. Nc Gra,o. decd.
Dy and in virtue of a writ of Sale to me
I'D directed, i'm tie matter Of tue Success
sion of N.F. McCraw, deed, i will, on Friday,
b, 18Th day Of august, 1875, with in the hours
prescribed by Law offer for sale AT the resi-.
dence OF he deceased near Delhi, in Rchland
Parish. State Of La the following herein after
described property for cash at not less than
its appraised value, to the highest bidder,
To wit: Twenty-Five acres of land with
all the buildings ana improvements thereon
in the original purchase Of n. +. McCraw,
decd from Ma. T.. Trrzvant, (less six acres
sold oil y Mrs. KeeD leaving nineteen acres
OF laah bounded on the North by Mrs Mills,
on the East by BcnnH'k, on the South by the
Rail Road and on the West by sIrs Da ,is
The six acres belonging 10 Mrs. Keel is in the
Fast or SokrL Easi corner and within the
above designated meets aud bounds.
q. MCD BRUMBY,
July Srh, 1875. Administrator.
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Hog Products.

100 bbls Pork ST. Lnuis Standard;
100 pkges Pigs Feet,
in kgs, bbls and half bbls;
10 ,erces S. G. Hams;
40 packages dry salt Meats;
25 casks Bacon sides and shoulders
$50 packages Leaf Lard,
kegs, buckets, tierces and half bbls.
decl3 LAMKIy Il EGGLEsToy'
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STOLEN, STOLEN /!

From the undersigned on the plantation Of
II. X. Wade, Is miles north of Delhi. one
black mare, IA hands high, 8 years old, one
of her hind fetlocks white, and has had the
foot evil in two of her feet No brand visible
will pay Fifty Dollars for the delivery of
sand mare and thief or Twenty Five for the
mare OH my place.
NATHAN JOHNSON.
Delhi, La, June 2Sth, lS75.-jy3-tf.
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LAND FOR SALE.

IN he plantation within four or five miles oi
Delhi. known as the Vinsm Place, on
Joes Bayou. 1t contains about 800 acres. one
hundred acres beied, about 50 acres can be
put in cultivation with little work, a fine
cypress brake (the hes, on the bayou. Price
Sll00 cash.
Apply to WILEY p. MANGHAM,
Feb 27. lS75.--,f Rayville, La.
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Religious.

PREsBYTERTAY.-RUv d. A. Campbell will
preach regularly. at Alto on the lst Sabbath
in each month at Union Church ON baskin
Ridge, ia franklin Pa. on the third Sab
bath: at Rayville on the fourth Sabbath;-
Preaching in RayviIle every Wednesday
Night.
Regular appointment for preaching Of the
Baptist Church at Rayviic l. the first sunday
la ca.h month and Saturday night before.
Rev. l.. e. kclils Pastor.
The appointments of the Delhi Circuit. VI
f.. Church South. Rev. b. r. Alexander
preacher ia charge. are a. follow.
1t Sunday in each month AT Delta
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A PRoPosITIoN-W propose TO advertise
land for sale, with tins understanding if the
land owner will give price and terms, and
if no sale, no charge. aud If sale he will
pay us 10 pei cent of thcpurchase price. out
OF the cash payment.
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APPRENTICE WANrED.--A boy that is vii
ling and not ashamed TO work and learn
trade, can make satisfactory arrangements bv
applying at the BEACON office. lie should be
able TO read. write and spell well. II.
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q Ssciy. i BID of Trustees.
TRAVIS, Presiden, =.
July 3lst-5t. B d of Trustees.

A METHODIST protracted meeting will COM
mence, in the Presbyterian church, at Alto,
on III, fourth Sunday in, A ugust, and continue
until after the fifth Sabbath. Rev. J. L.
Wright will have charge as Pastor, and Rev.
c. w. Carter, Presiding Elder. will also be
present The third Quarterly Conference
for Beuf River Circuit will be held at the
same place on Saturday beio.e the fifth
Sunday. All official members are earnestly
requested TO be present.
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Succession Sale.
Succession Of John +. Rains, Deceased.

o"ccesStO" q JOhH r. fd'hs, deceased.
Bxsiflue of an order OF sale issued from
the eihle Parish Court in and for
the = Richand, in the matter Of the
successio oYJohn Z. Rains, deceased, and to
me directed, as s91ninisyator of said success
sion, ! will offer for salss6Hthe plantation AMI
at the late residence Of the deceased, at public
auction, On
Wednesday,the LIST day Of Sept, 1875.
all the property. personal and real, belonging
to said succession, the personal property con-
sisiins of one horse and an undivided one
half interest in eight mules, two wagons,
three plows, one set of blacksmith tonls, six
sweeps, twenty five head of cattle. more or
less, and one oil buggy. The real estate con
sisting of an undivided one-half interest in
the following described lands, 10 wit:
The iraciionSl Eas, of the north west
fractional quarter, and the north of the south
west quarter, on west bank o. .Rlsf river
descending, in section % the north eas:
quarter of section II (; the south J of north
east quarter and north half Of south east
quarter, and south hall of south west quarter,
aud south wer quarter Of south east quarter,
section 4; the west half of south west
quarter OF section I A; the west half of section
and north half of south east quarter, and all
that portion Cf south halfOf south east quarter
west of the cutoff. in section II, all IN Iowa
ship II North, Range 6 East. Tue south east
quarter of south west quarter, and south half,
and north eas, quarter Of south east quarter,
section II f; and tie forth half Of north east
quarter. north west quarter section, and west
half of south west quarter, section IL the
east half of section %, and north east quarter
of section 26, Township II North, Range S
East. Also an undivided one-haf interest in
the following land situated m Morehouse
| parish Lot one in section 49, lots >, 6, I
and in section 20, Township 10 North.
Range s East
To be sold in lots of not less than 10 nor
more than 80 acres.
Terms of sale, cash, at not less than the
| inyentoried aPpraisement.
B. NYRICK,
RayylIie, La, July 81, lS75.-:5t Admr.
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We will advertise any horse, mule Sc, for
the owner that may be strayed oil or stolen
on conditions that if the animal is not recov-
will agree to pay us $40 for advertisement.
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Price fq a sin: lie
Bel -. rr - with n
g IA aniee that it will
cure, or the money
refunded.
N B.-None ger-
uine W ithout the
accompanying trade
mark is stampe |
.upor them.
! Drs. l. Owe &
WILSON, sole pr :
prietors in the Unit d
s ate.
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200 Boxes Soda crackers;
100 boxes cream Biscuit;
50 half boxes extra Soda for Families.
All fresh from the Oven.
decl3. LAMKIN g. EGGLESTON
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VALUABLE tract of wood land, co

IA tanning 2IQ acres two miles west of
Glrard, lying south of the N. L. & T. r. r..
will be sold on REASONABLE terms. For par
ticuIars, apply to Wiley p. Mangham, Ray
willie, La.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARSE OF RICHLAND.
Office of Board of Assessors.
RAYAnrr Ia Iniv oifh. 1S1n-

RAY,ILLE, La. July ; ith. S15.
Mott. T., hrfrhv g;yrn 20 all proper
o,yuc.- rui ,aN.,.y"r, ur i1e Parish
trud, ,...J 80" assessments al their =
both real a,t personal, Parish and :
The pr"scn; year (l>-5) are now beirv
vlc'rd. 'la;lir ,am."w,ii hr exposed l.
and 'iat they Cine iaXraycr,) have Ii
r-t privilege Il oll,.Irg To the sai
t4r...y. all nst"~s.,Iy crrrec'ioms durIE
i2D tas,. tom August 2ni To Aug
49,. a.,rT which nm. ~ corrections
VIII h' u.,;cie.
4, ''n assessments haze principal
marc from oil usi~ and land entry,
pus'au, ,nai every Prop. ry owner CO.
ward and -"r jHar hs property j. p
classified. v,t!l,u tue ihiry Days allow
H. arcoldnHnc with the foregoing ~
the Board e. Assessors. nil parties dos
know a." yaiur If their rea ami T..
Trupelr. - ;.,,..~~"i 10y Vie Board, CO.
hy af, l .u- 20 he Board OF Assessor.
'hr int % Au-l-t 10 rh" frs, Of SEP.
rrXt, Ir-E, ~ rh- c'cik office.
! ELWT PITTS,
Clerk lirh n.
{ II. MOORE Sheriff
WILEY 4. MANGHA
ly-t.5-. Rrco.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS communications of
r. F. Mcclure Lodge No 209 the 2nd We'd
nesday in each month.
Temperance.-U. r. T.. RIcnLASD
Council NO. ~, meets on the second and
fourth Tuesday nights of each month.
IL. ID. C.-RAYvILLE Council No. Is,
holds its regular meetings on the second
Wednesdays Of each month.
Patrons Of Husbandry.-RAy-
WILLIE GRANGE, No. 50, meets every second
and fourth Thursday in each month, at ] |
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Maury Grange No. 40, meets on Saturday
before the Bird Sunday in each month. J. A.
Hemler, Master, Geo. Francis, Secretary.
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LAND FOR SALE.

l BOUT H." acres OF land situated in
Y Caldwell Parish, La, ahua, so acres OF
-n't iaud under fence or cleared c,'Ic dwcl-
Ir" AM other uut houses, OF the west hank
# bo"ul River, all Susceptible Of beng cult
va'rl VIII Dee >uli Tor $4,000 cash. o,
Sl.}'o win onr inrrd cash. aud one and TWO
v'-'r> nn deferred Payments, viii = ,.I .,n,
per ann'!u uoul date of sale, w3rh nor'.aar
r'raurt One mil, and Il hnic from GOOD
,aw and -r'-r mill ant r. miles from Con,u-
n.a. For tr.llrr particulars apply to
WILEY q. NANGNtM
J'i.. = Z. j !. 4 Rav.It'c. La.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Docks Of subscription to stock in the
Id Lafourche Bridge Co., are open at Oak
Ridge, La, and all persons wishing to sub
scribe for stock will call on me at my Office
al that place. Those living more convenient
to Girard and Rayvilie, will call on w. I
Mangham, Esq, at Rayville, as he is hereby
authorized to receive and receipt for subscrip..
tons L. W. BAIRD,
Secty. Lafourche Bridge Co.
July 6, 1852.
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Whitman Fountain PumD.

This pump is worked by hand and is sus-
cepuble Of throwing water from rs to 100
feet and is an excellent substitute for putting
out fire, Is very convenient and worth double
their cost in watering gardens.
For sale by DR.. p. NJ. RYAN,
II Rayvilie, La.
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FOB WORK, Of all kinds, hom a carte de
u risite to poster, neatly executed at this
office, upon short notice.
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AtmOre'S Mince Meat.

IN 5Ib, lob, lSlb. and 3Ilb Buckets, and
at retaiin quantities to suit purchasers. The
BEST MADE.
LAMKIN & EGGLESTON.
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o:able Places Of the Holy Land, descriptive
Figures ansts2 liable Maps
1t contains nearly 500 CLOSELY printed.
donble column, octave pages, including "a
elegant trli-poge Sieel and Wood Engrarings.
1t is printed in type of heavy, distinct
and very legible face.
II is tine only American edition of the
condensation made 10y DR.. Smiths owu hand.
The most careful endcavor and accurate
scholarship have been enlisted to avoid re-
producing the errors which crept into the
English edition.
English authorities differ widely from
American in the pronunciation of proper
names. In this edition our STANDARD lexico
@raPhers have been followed, so as to adam,
tie work 10 the American people, and give
II an invaluable merit-and one which is
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rea trr or ,ttdent Of the Bible will appreciate
this excellence. and be satisfied 0HIu with the
Dictionary HAT gives him the Scriptnrai
proper names accentuated accortlin" 10 the
best usage in this country, and the recognized
authorizes in photography.