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The Hudson River Valley near Hudson, New York, American Painter, possibly Henry Ary, ca. 1850 Stock Photo

RMKC2G2F–The Hudson River Valley near Hudson, New York, American Painter, possibly Henry Ary, ca. 1850

View from Mount Merino near Hudson. circa 1849. Brooklyn Museum - View from Mount Merino near Hudson - Henry Ary Stock Photo

RMMMTM2R–View from Mount Merino near Hudson. circa 1849. Brooklyn Museum - View from Mount Merino near Hudson - Henry Ary

Brooklyn Museum - View from Mount Merino near Hudson - Henry Ary Stock Photo

RMHKXETT–Brooklyn Museum - View from Mount Merino near Hudson - Henry Ary

View from Mount Merino near Hudson - Henry Ary. Stock Photo

RMPWGH3T–View from Mount Merino near Hudson - Henry Ary.

The Hudson River Valley near Hudson, New York 1975 by Henry Ary Stock Photo

RM2W9PGE6–The Hudson River Valley near Hudson, New York 1975 by Henry Ary

Art inspired by The Hudson River Valley near Hudson, New York, ca. 1850, American, Oil on canvas, 19 x 22 1/8 in. (48.3 x 56.2 cm), Paintings, American Painter, possibly Henry Ary (1807–1859, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT Stock Photo

RF2HW8XC7–Art inspired by The Hudson River Valley near Hudson, New York, ca. 1850, American, Oil on canvas, 19 x 22 1/8 in. (48.3 x 56.2 cm), Paintings, American Painter, possibly Henry Ary (1807–1859, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT

Presumed portrait of Ary-Arnold Scheffer, Scheffer, Henry, Painter, Array, Museum of Romantic Life, Painting, Painting, Oil painting, Height: 41 cm, Width: 33 cm, Dimensions - Frame:, Height: 56 cm, Width: 47 cm Stock Photo

RM2T8WM27–Presumed portrait of Ary-Arnold Scheffer, Scheffer, Henry, Painter, Array, Museum of Romantic Life, Painting, Painting, Oil painting, Height: 41 cm, Width: 33 cm, Dimensions - Frame:, Height: 56 cm, Width: 47 cm

ARY ARNOLD SCHEFFER Henry Scheffer. 'Ary Arnold Scheffer, enfant'. Paris, musée de la Vie romantique. Stock Photo

RM2B968P5–ARY ARNOLD SCHEFFER Henry Scheffer. 'Ary Arnold Scheffer, enfant'. Paris, musée de la Vie romantique.

Portrait thought to be of Ary-Arnold Scheffer, c1840. Stock Photo

RM2K0ATW3–Portrait thought to be of Ary-Arnold Scheffer, c1840.

The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress . Hon. John Scammon,President of the Senate ship and responsibility were dividedto an unusual extent. Ex-Congress-man Henry M. Baker of Bow, whoselong and honorable political recordwas duly recognized by his appoint-ment as chairman of the Hoase judi-ciary committee, and James E.French of Moultonborough, the long-time head of the railroad committee.promoted at this session to the ary committee, a3 frequently essayedthe function of leadership as any ma-jority member. But, if acknowledged leaders weresomewhat lacking, the Stock Photo

RM2AJ47R2–The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress . Hon. John Scammon,President of the Senate ship and responsibility were dividedto an unusual extent. Ex-Congress-man Henry M. Baker of Bow, whoselong and honorable political recordwas duly recognized by his appoint-ment as chairman of the Hoase judi-ciary committee, and James E.French of Moultonborough, the long-time head of the railroad committee.promoted at this session to the ary committee, a3 frequently essayedthe function of leadership as any ma-jority member. But, if acknowledged leaders weresomewhat lacking, the

Carpenters Guild of Middelburg, Silver Medal. Front: St. Joseph with turban on head, standing on pedestal, in open hand an open compass, in left hand a measuring stick within decorative border and two-line circumference. Reverse: drill, ax, square, saw, plumb bob, caliper and hammer within decorative edge and two-line circumference, lace writing, Middelburg, Henry Somer Tulleken, Pieter Penny, Andries van Loo, Dl. van de Walle, Lourents van der Stel, Cornelis Gyse, Jan de Munck, Ary Willemsen Lou, anonymous, 1738, silver (metal), engraving, d 5.8 cm × w 38.38 gr, Reimagined by Gibon, design of Stock Photo

RF2B9BH4H–Carpenters Guild of Middelburg, Silver Medal. Front: St. Joseph with turban on head, standing on pedestal, in open hand an open compass, in left hand a measuring stick within decorative border and two-line circumference. Reverse: drill, ax, square, saw, plumb bob, caliper and hammer within decorative edge and two-line circumference, lace writing, Middelburg, Henry Somer Tulleken, Pieter Penny, Andries van Loo, Dl. van de Walle, Lourents van der Stel, Cornelis Gyse, Jan de Munck, Ary Willemsen Lou, anonymous, 1738, silver (metal), engraving, d 5.8 cm × w 38.38 gr, Reimagined by Gibon, design of

37.111 Ary Scheffer (Dutch, 1795-1858). 'Christ Weeping Over Jerusalem,' 1851. oil on fabric. Walters Art Museum (37.111): Acquired by William T. or Henry Walters, 1882. Ary Scheffer - Christ Weeping Over Jerusalem - Walters 37111 Stock Photo

RMMMPR68–37.111 Ary Scheffer (Dutch, 1795-1858). 'Christ Weeping Over Jerusalem,' 1851. oil on fabric. Walters Art Museum (37.111): Acquired by William T. or Henry Walters, 1882. Ary Scheffer - Christ Weeping Over Jerusalem - Walters 37111

Scheffer, Henry - Portrait présumé de Ary-Arnold Scheffer - CSR P 11 Stock Photo

RM2HF5PY4–Scheffer, Henry - Portrait présumé de Ary-Arnold Scheffer - CSR P 11

RMW57BCD–Carpenters Guild of Middelburg, Silver Medal. Front: St. Joseph with turban on head, standing on pedestal, in open hand an open compass, in left hand a measuring stick within decorative border and two-line circumference. Reverse: drill, ax, square, saw, plumb bob, caliper and hammer within decorative edge and two-line circumference, lace writing, Middelburg, Henry Somer Tulleken, Pieter Penny, Andries van Loo, Dl. van de Walle, Lourents van der Stel, Cornelis Gyse, Jan de Munck, Ary Willemsen Lou, anonymous, 1738, silver (metal), engraving, d 5.7 cm × w 38.25

Christ comforted by an angel Christ comforted by an angel object type: picture Item number: RP-P-OB-70.496 Manufacturer : printmaker: Adolphe Alexandre Joseph Caro to painting by Ary Scheffer Publisher: Ernest Gambartuitgever: Henry Gacheuitgever: Goupil & Ciedrukker: DrouardPlaats manufacture: France Date: 1807 - 1867 Physical characteristics: etching and engra material: paper Technique: etching / engra (printing process) Stock Photo

RM2B6GKFF–Christ comforted by an angel Christ comforted by an angel object type: picture Item number: RP-P-OB-70.496 Manufacturer : printmaker: Adolphe Alexandre Joseph Caro to painting by Ary Scheffer Publisher: Ernest Gambartuitgever: Henry Gacheuitgever: Goupil & Ciedrukker: DrouardPlaats manufacture: France Date: 1807 - 1867 Physical characteristics: etching and engra material: paper Technique: etching / engra (printing process)

. Library of the world's best literature, ancient and modern. RS !NKL F57. AUGUSTINE AND HIS MOTHER. Photogravure from a Painting by Ary Scheffer. ASSQCIAIc KD1HJ1-. LIBRARY OF THE WORLDS BEST LITERATURE ANCIENT AND MODERN CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER EDITOR HAMILTON WRIGHT MABIE LUCIA GILBERT RUNKLE GEORGE HENRY WARNER ASSOCIATE EDITORS Special edition FORTY-SIX VOLUMESVOL. 111. ., ^ I, THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY^ ,(/; NEW YORK 4^1); Copyright 1896By R. S. Peale and J. A. Hill All rights reservedcu31924066437454 Stock Photo

RM2AG89C4–. Library of the world's best literature, ancient and modern. RS !NKL F57. AUGUSTINE AND HIS MOTHER. Photogravure from a Painting by Ary Scheffer. ASSQCIAIc KD1HJ1-. LIBRARY OF THE WORLDS BEST LITERATURE ANCIENT AND MODERN CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER EDITOR HAMILTON WRIGHT MABIE LUCIA GILBERT RUNKLE GEORGE HENRY WARNER ASSOCIATE EDITORS Special edition FORTY-SIX VOLUMESVOL. 111. ., ^ I, THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY^ ,(/; NEW YORK 4^1); Copyright 1896By R. S. Peale and J. A. Hill All rights reservedcu31924066437454

RF2B9BH4E–Carpenters Guild of Middelburg, Silver Medal. Front: St. Joseph with turban on head, standing on pedestal, in open hand an open compass, in left hand a measuring stick within decorative border and two-line circumference. Reverse: drill, ax, square, saw, plumb bob, caliper and hammer within decorative edge and two-line circumference, lace writing, Middelburg, Henry Somer Tulleken, Pieter Penny, Andries van Loo, Dl. van de Walle, Lourents van der Stel, Cornelis Gyse, Jan de Munck, Ary Willemsen Lou, anonymous, 1738, silver (metal), engraving, d 5.7 cm × w 38.25 gr, Reimagined by Gibon, design of

BORNHOLM ISLAND, Denmark (June 9, 2018) Vice Adm. Lisa M. Franchetti, commander, U.S. 6th Fleet and commander, Naval Striking and Support Forces NATO (STRIKFORNATO), and Rear Adm. Guy Robinson, OBE, Royal Navy, deputy commander, STRIKFORNATO, visit the exercise task unit aboard the Spearhead-class expedition-ary fast transport ship USNS Carson City (T-EPF 7) in Bornholm Island, Denmark, June 9, during exercise Baltic Opera-tions (BALTOPS) 2018. BALTOPS is the premier annual maritime-focused exercise in the Baltic Region and one of the largest exercises in Northern Europe enhancing flexibility Stock Photo

RMPFE80A–BORNHOLM ISLAND, Denmark (June 9, 2018) Vice Adm. Lisa M. Franchetti, commander, U.S. 6th Fleet and commander, Naval Striking and Support Forces NATO (STRIKFORNATO), and Rear Adm. Guy Robinson, OBE, Royal Navy, deputy commander, STRIKFORNATO, visit the exercise task unit aboard the Spearhead-class expedition-ary fast transport ship USNS Carson City (T-EPF 7) in Bornholm Island, Denmark, June 9, during exercise Baltic Opera-tions (BALTOPS) 2018. BALTOPS is the premier annual maritime-focused exercise in the Baltic Region and one of the largest exercises in Northern Europe enhancing flexibility

RMW57BCC–Carpenters Guild of Middelburg, Silver Medal. Front: St. Joseph with turban on head, standing on pedestal, in open hand an open compass, in left hand a measuring stick within decorative border and two-line circumference. Reverse: drill, ax, square, saw, plumb bob, caliper and hammer within decorative edge and two-line circumference, lace writing, Middelburg, Henry Somer Tulleken, Pieter Penny, Andries van Loo, Dl. van de Walle, Lourents van der Stel, Cornelis Gyse, Jan de Munck, Ary Willemsen Lou, anonymous, 1738, silver (metal), engraving, d 5.8 cm × w 38.38

Ancient Middlesex with brief biographical sketches of the men who have served the country officially since its settlement . Benjamin Franklin Ham, of Natick, December I, J859, to Janu-ary, J872 (J3 years). ^ ,^ Born in Farmington, N. H., July 2, 1823. He attendedthe district school, but at the early age of thirteen was thrownupon his own resources and left home to make his way in theworld. He went to Natick and worked at the shoemakersbench, and while there formed the friendship of Henry Wilson,a fellow mechanic, who in later years was to record his name highin the annals of fame. This intimac Stock Photo

RM2AX0DC3–Ancient Middlesex with brief biographical sketches of the men who have served the country officially since its settlement . Benjamin Franklin Ham, of Natick, December I, J859, to Janu-ary, J872 (J3 years). ^ ,^ Born in Farmington, N. H., July 2, 1823. He attendedthe district school, but at the early age of thirteen was thrownupon his own resources and left home to make his way in theworld. He went to Natick and worked at the shoemakersbench, and while there formed the friendship of Henry Wilson,a fellow mechanic, who in later years was to record his name highin the annals of fame. This intimac

RMPFE81W–BORNHOLM ISLAND, Denmark (June 9, 2018) Vice Adm. Lisa M. Franchetti, commander, U.S. 6th Fleet and commander, Naval Striking and Support Forces NATO (STRIKFORNATO), and Rear Adm. Guy Robinson, OBE, Royal Navy, deputy commander, STRIKFORNATO, visit the exercise task unit aboard the Spearhead-class expedition-ary fast transport ship USNS Carson City (T-EPF 7) in Bornholm Island, Denmark, June 9, during exercise Baltic Opera-tions (BALTOPS) 2018. BALTOPS is the premier annual maritime-focused exercise in the Baltic Region and one of the largest exercises in Northern Europe enhancing flexibility

Men of progress; biographical sketches and portraits of leaders in business and professional life in the state of Rhode Island and Providence plantations . FARRALLY, Wiilliam Henry, co-editor and pro-prietor of the Bristol, R. I., Phoenix, was born inPittsfield, Mass., April 2, 1859, the son of John andJuliette E. (Rogers) Farrally. His father was bornin the northern part of Ireland and caine to thiscountry when a young man; he served during thewar of the Rebellion and was honorably discharged.On his mothers side he comes from old Revolution-ary stock; his maternal grandfather was CaptainJosep Stock Photo

RM2ANF3KD–Men of progress; biographical sketches and portraits of leaders in business and professional life in the state of Rhode Island and Providence plantations . FARRALLY, Wiilliam Henry, co-editor and pro-prietor of the Bristol, R. I., Phoenix, was born inPittsfield, Mass., April 2, 1859, the son of John andJuliette E. (Rogers) Farrally. His father was bornin the northern part of Ireland and caine to thiscountry when a young man; he served during thewar of the Rebellion and was honorably discharged.On his mothers side he comes from old Revolution-ary stock; his maternal grandfather was CaptainJosep

Archive image from page 60 of Diamond jubilee 75th anniversary (1935). Diamond jubilee 75th anniversary . diamondjubilee751935grif Year: 1935 Model D Rai iin King The latest King Rain and the world's greatest sprinkler value. Fitted with latest patent Rain King nozzles which re- quire just a touch to adjust for any spray or direction. Sets quickly to turn fast or slow— or for sta- 11 o n ary S p r i n k- llng. Price $2.00 Stock Photo

RMW1CDD4–Archive image from page 60 of Diamond jubilee 75th anniversary (1935). Diamond jubilee 75th anniversary . diamondjubilee751935grif Year: 1935 Model D Rai iin King The latest King Rain and the world's greatest sprinkler value. Fitted with latest patent Rain King nozzles which re- quire just a touch to adjust for any spray or direction. Sets quickly to turn fast or slow— or for sta- 11 o n ary S p r i n k- llng. Price $2.00

Our College Times . solo entitled The But-terfly. This was followed by a sym-posium on the question Which isthe Greatest Art. Literature, Music, or Painting? It was discussed byEsther Falkenstein, Anna Schwenk,and Naomi Longenecker. The judgesdecided in favor of the first speaker.The Ladies Quartette then sangThe Goblins. After this the Liter-ary Echo was read by the editor,Henry Hershey. On March 19th the Society held aLiterary Session. The first numberof this program was the inaugural ad-dress by Elam Zug. His subject wasImportance of Good Habits. BerthaPerry then gave an instrumental solo,a Stock Photo

RM2AWY18H–Our College Times . solo entitled The But-terfly. This was followed by a sym-posium on the question Which isthe Greatest Art. Literature, Music, or Painting? It was discussed byEsther Falkenstein, Anna Schwenk,and Naomi Longenecker. The judgesdecided in favor of the first speaker.The Ladies Quartette then sangThe Goblins. After this the Liter-ary Echo was read by the editor,Henry Hershey. On March 19th the Society held aLiterary Session. The first numberof this program was the inaugural ad-dress by Elam Zug. His subject wasImportance of Good Habits. BerthaPerry then gave an instrumental solo,a

. Review of reviews and world's work. mission-ary question. While it may not betrue that in the 634pages of his Historyof Egypt (Scribners)Dr. James Henry Breas-ted says the last wordon the subject, yet itwould seem safe to as-sert that he has resaidall previous words in acoherent, interestingway. Dr. Breasted, whois professor of ICgyptol-ogy and. Oriental his-tory in the Universityof Chicago and directorof the Haskell Oriental Museum, has spent years inEgypt itself and in French and German archaeologicalcollections preparing for this work. The volume, whichcovers the period from the earliest Stock Photo

RM2AG06KG–. Review of reviews and world's work. mission-ary question. While it may not betrue that in the 634pages of his Historyof Egypt (Scribners)Dr. James Henry Breas-ted says the last wordon the subject, yet itwould seem safe to as-sert that he has resaidall previous words in acoherent, interestingway. Dr. Breasted, whois professor of ICgyptol-ogy and. Oriental his-tory in the Universityof Chicago and directorof the Haskell Oriental Museum, has spent years inEgypt itself and in French and German archaeologicalcollections preparing for this work. The volume, whichcovers the period from the earliest

Chicago: its history and its builders; a century of marvelous growth . present time. The cashier of the bank at the time of the great fire was Charles Henrotinwho retired April 1st, 1878, and soon after was succeeded by Henry E. Lowe.He in turn was followed by Frank C. Osborn on February 4th, 1884. Osbornremained as cashier until his death when the appointment was made, on Febru-ary 13th, 1895, of John G. Orchard, who still retains that position. The membership of the board of trustees was increased to thirteen in 1890.According to the statement of the bank dated September 2d, 1911, the capita Stock Photo

RM2AKFN8H–Chicago: its history and its builders; a century of marvelous growth . present time. The cashier of the bank at the time of the great fire was Charles Henrotinwho retired April 1st, 1878, and soon after was succeeded by Henry E. Lowe.He in turn was followed by Frank C. Osborn on February 4th, 1884. Osbornremained as cashier until his death when the appointment was made, on Febru-ary 13th, 1895, of John G. Orchard, who still retains that position. The membership of the board of trustees was increased to thirteen in 1890.According to the statement of the bank dated September 2d, 1911, the capita

The Frost genealogy : descendants of William Frost of Oyster Bay, New York, showing connections never before published with the Winthrop, Underhill, Feke, Bowne and Wickes families . en he resigned, having beenelected County Clerk of Putnam Co., duringwhich time he took up the study of law andprevious to his admission to the bar, he waselected County Judge, taking his seat Janu-ary, 1864. This position Judge Wright heldtill Jan., 1884. Jan. 1, 1850, he m. PhebeE., daughter of Job C. Austin of PutnamCo., and he died July 2, 1911, leaving twodaughters, one, Lillie A., wife of Henry A.Gahn, and M Stock Photo

RM2AJ18FM–The Frost genealogy : descendants of William Frost of Oyster Bay, New York, showing connections never before published with the Winthrop, Underhill, Feke, Bowne and Wickes families . en he resigned, having beenelected County Clerk of Putnam Co., duringwhich time he took up the study of law andprevious to his admission to the bar, he waselected County Judge, taking his seat Janu-ary, 1864. This position Judge Wright heldtill Jan., 1884. Jan. 1, 1850, he m. PhebeE., daughter of Job C. Austin of PutnamCo., and he died July 2, 1911, leaving twodaughters, one, Lillie A., wife of Henry A.Gahn, and M

$The cry for justice : an anthology of the literature of social protest -- . ARNOLD BOCKLIN (German -painter, 1827-1001. Painting in the Dresden Gallery) s c*^ ^ - ^^ a^ T-i 00 Id 1 07, 20 •5 s. War 585 janti=Sl^iIitati0m {FromThe Red Wave)By Joseph-Henry Rosny, the Elder (French novelist, member of the Academie des Goncourts; born1856. A novel of revolutionary Syndicalism. The present scenedescribes a debate organized between champions of the revolution-ary and the conservative labor unions, the Reds and the Yel-lows; a grand Homeric combat of ideas, ia which the audience LsWTOught to a furiou Stock Photo$

RM2AJ07EK–The cry for justice : an anthology of the literature of social protest -- . ARNOLD BOCKLIN (German -painter, 1827-1001. Painting in the Dresden Gallery) s c*^ ^ - ^^ a^ T-i 00 Id 1 07, 20 •5 s. War 585 janti=Sl^iIitati0m {FromThe Red Wave)By Joseph-Henry Rosny, the Elder (French novelist, member of the Academie des Goncourts; born1856. A novel of revolutionary Syndicalism. The present scenedescribes a debate organized between champions of the revolution-ary and the conservative labor unions, the Reds and the Yel-lows; a grand Homeric combat of ideas, ia which the audience LsWTOught to a furiou

. Little journeys to homes of great scientists ... ohn Jay Gainsborough William H. Seward Botticelli Micheel Angelo Velasquez Rembrandt Corot Rubens Correggio Meissonier Bellini Titian Cellini Van Dyck Abbey Millet Whistler Ary Scheffer Pericles Fortuny Mark Antony Joshua Reynolds Savonarola Landseer Luther Gustave Dore Burke Chopin Pitt Paganini Marat Mozart Patrick Henry Bach Starr King Liszt Beecher Beethoven Phillips Handel Socrates Verdi Seneca Schuiiiann Aristotle The Price is Ten tents Each or One Dollar for Ten—as long as they last The Roycrofters, East Aurora, New York (T ^% The Man o Stock Photo

RM2AFY464–. Little journeys to homes of great scientists ... ohn Jay Gainsborough William H. Seward Botticelli Micheel Angelo Velasquez Rembrandt Corot Rubens Correggio Meissonier Bellini Titian Cellini Van Dyck Abbey Millet Whistler Ary Scheffer Pericles Fortuny Mark Antony Joshua Reynolds Savonarola Landseer Luther Gustave Dore Burke Chopin Pitt Paganini Marat Mozart Patrick Henry Bach Starr King Liszt Beecher Beethoven Phillips Handel Socrates Verdi Seneca Schuiiiann Aristotle The Price is Ten tents Each or One Dollar for Ten—as long as they last The Roycrofters, East Aurora, New York (T ^% The Man o

The royal lineage of our noble and gentle familiesTogether with their paternal ancestry .. . ary (Baker). (2) Harriet Elizabeth, married , toLieut.-col. Jeremie Peyton Jones, (reserve, late 8thfoot), son of Jeremy Jones, Esq., of the WarDepartment, s.p. [7/;] Elizabeth (Boulton), married 29 Jan , 1824, to hercousin, George Strange Boulton, Esq., of Coburg, UpperCanada (see page 598). Henry Boulton married, 4th, 9 May, 1807,Mary Winifreda, daughter of Lieut.-col.Durell; she died 9 April, 1808, leaving adaughter, [8/;] Anna Maria, married 27 July, 1830, to DonaldChristopher Baynes, 3rd son of Si Stock Photo

RM2AN6FM0–The royal lineage of our noble and gentle familiesTogether with their paternal ancestry .. . ary (Baker). (2) Harriet Elizabeth, married , toLieut.-col. Jeremie Peyton Jones, (reserve, late 8thfoot), son of Jeremy Jones, Esq., of the WarDepartment, s.p. [7/;] Elizabeth (Boulton), married 29 Jan , 1824, to hercousin, George Strange Boulton, Esq., of Coburg, UpperCanada (see page 598). Henry Boulton married, 4th, 9 May, 1807,Mary Winifreda, daughter of Lieut.-col.Durell; she died 9 April, 1808, leaving adaughter, [8/;] Anna Maria, married 27 July, 1830, to DonaldChristopher Baynes, 3rd son of Si

Commemorative biographical record of the counties of Sandusky and Ottawa, Ohio . le township, Sandusky county, bywhom she has had four children; Sarah,born November 11, 1852, married Will-iam Helambrecht, a farmer, and they havehad si. children; Frederick, born May 5,1855, married Mary Wendler, by whomhe has had two children, and lives inWashington township; Sophia, born De-cember 30, 1857, married Henry Kilgus,and they have had two children, of whomone is deceased; and Louis, born Febru-ary 2, 1862, married Minnie Friar,whose parents, Henry and Rebecca (Sam-sell) Friar, live in Madison towns Stock Photo

RM2AXGX9D–Commemorative biographical record of the counties of Sandusky and Ottawa, Ohio . le township, Sandusky county, bywhom she has had four children; Sarah,born November 11, 1852, married Will-iam Helambrecht, a farmer, and they havehad si. children; Frederick, born May 5,1855, married Mary Wendler, by whomhe has had two children, and lives inWashington township; Sophia, born De-cember 30, 1857, married Henry Kilgus,and they have had two children, of whomone is deceased; and Louis, born Febru-ary 2, 1862, married Minnie Friar,whose parents, Henry and Rebecca (Sam-sell) Friar, live in Madison towns

. 'The fambly album'; another 'fotygraft album,' shown to the new preacher by Rebecca Sparks Peters, aged eleven; the 'bigger album from upstairs'. This heres Jabez Henry, a feller that ust twork fer Gramma Sparks. Theyre awful funnypeople, them Henrys. Jabes father, hes aturribul hand t blow, and one tinie he says, Ikin pitch more hayn ary man in Peory County,and Cash kin pitch as much as I kin! he says.Cash as one of his other sons. His real namesCashus, after one of them old Roman kings,yuh know. One time, when Jabe ^^as a little feller, hesays t his pa, Dad, he says, your head lookslike Stock Photo

RM2AFRG8Y–. 'The fambly album'; another 'fotygraft album,' shown to the new preacher by Rebecca Sparks Peters, aged eleven; the 'bigger album from upstairs'. This heres Jabez Henry, a feller that ust twork fer Gramma Sparks. Theyre awful funnypeople, them Henrys. Jabes father, hes aturribul hand t blow, and one tinie he says, Ikin pitch more hayn ary man in Peory County,and Cash kin pitch as much as I kin! he says.Cash as one of his other sons. His real namesCashus, after one of them old Roman kings,yuh know. One time, when Jabe ^^as a little feller, hesays t his pa, Dad, he says, your head lookslike

Stokes records; notes regarding the ancestry and lives of Anson Phelps Stokes and Helen Louisa (Phelps) Stokes . acaoojiiB r«cBT i. II YACHT CLYTIE ary i Frederick P. Olcott,^ a distant cousin of mine, was admitted apartner. Early this year I bought the schooner-yacht Clytie/ and early inApril went South in her to Fortress Monroe and around Cape Hat-teras, and afterward to Bermuda. Rev. George D. Johnson, Mr.Oliver Cromwell, Mr. James Henry Smith, my son Newton, and ayoung friend of his were with us. The last three left us before wesailed from Fortress Monroe for Bermuda. We arrived off Bermud Stock Photo

RM2AJJKFJ–Stokes records; notes regarding the ancestry and lives of Anson Phelps Stokes and Helen Louisa (Phelps) Stokes . acaoojiiB r«cBT i. II YACHT CLYTIE ary i Frederick P. Olcott,^ a distant cousin of mine, was admitted apartner. Early this year I bought the schooner-yacht Clytie/ and early inApril went South in her to Fortress Monroe and around Cape Hat-teras, and afterward to Bermuda. Rev. George D. Johnson, Mr.Oliver Cromwell, Mr. James Henry Smith, my son Newton, and ayoung friend of his were with us. The last three left us before wesailed from Fortress Monroe for Bermuda. We arrived off Bermud

Miniatures, ancient and modern . SAMUEL BENTHAIMBy Henry Ed>iaj;e ..i£>^aW YORK ?! B Lie 1.18 !-:ARY ? ! ^1 *-? I. SIR PETF.U HKSKETII FLEETWOODFOUNDED THE PORT TOWN OF FLEETWOOD By Sir irUliam Ross SIR WILLIAM ROSS 105 a charming example of Newtons work in theVictoria and Albert Museum. Sir William Ross, r.a. (1794-1860), was theson of a miniature painter. He took to minia-ture painting at an early age, exhibiting at theRoyal Academy when he was fifteen years old.He eventually decided to follow the art ofminiature painting exclusively, and placedhimself under the able tuition of AndrewR Stock Photo

RM2AJDX2F–Miniatures, ancient and modern . SAMUEL BENTHAIMBy Henry Ed>iaj;e ..i£>^aW YORK ?! B Lie 1.18 !-:ARY ? ! ^1 *-? I. SIR PETF.U HKSKETII FLEETWOODFOUNDED THE PORT TOWN OF FLEETWOOD By Sir irUliam Ross SIR WILLIAM ROSS 105 a charming example of Newtons work in theVictoria and Albert Museum. Sir William Ross, r.a. (1794-1860), was theson of a miniature painter. He took to minia-ture painting at an early age, exhibiting at theRoyal Academy when he was fifteen years old.He eventually decided to follow the art ofminiature painting exclusively, and placedhimself under the able tuition of AndrewR

Miniatures, ancient and modern . POKTKAIT OF A LAUYBy yolin Smart :hE :iEW YORK PUBLIC LIR^ARY ^ ?LIC LI8PARY *«*>«, f KNOX AMD» I. ?^ ^ip »iw^i w w^. PORTRAIT OF A I.ADYBy jfohn Siitarl HENRY EDRIDGE 103 graver, studying with his father, but soon tookto original portraiture. At first he worked inpencil, and added a little colour in places,something in the manner so successfully fol-lowed by Richard Cosway. Although Edridge was a capable draughts-man, his best miniature work was done in theform of copies of larger pictures. As a por-trait painter he is best known by his water-colour sketche Stock Photo

RM2AJDXF0–Miniatures, ancient and modern . POKTKAIT OF A LAUYBy yolin Smart :hE :iEW YORK PUBLIC LIR^ARY ^ ?LIC LI8PARY *«*>«, f KNOX AMD» I. ?^ ^ip »iw^i w w^. PORTRAIT OF A I.ADYBy jfohn Siitarl HENRY EDRIDGE 103 graver, studying with his father, but soon tookto original portraiture. At first he worked inpencil, and added a little colour in places,something in the manner so successfully fol-lowed by Richard Cosway. Although Edridge was a capable draughts-man, his best miniature work was done in theform of copies of larger pictures. As a por-trait painter he is best known by his water-colour sketche

The Cantrell family : a biographical album and history of the descendants of Zebulon Cantrell ..covering the period from 1700 to 1898 . r Kushvills,Neb. The other two died young. ^Irs. Cantrall died Janu-ary 15, 1864, and David P. married for his second wife UrsulaBull January 15, 18G1. Their childreu are: Eddie C, WyattB. and Nettie C. Mrs. Eddie ( Kirkpatrick lives near Lis-bon, Iowa. ^Vyatt B. lives near Stanborn, Iowa. Mrs. Net-tie C. AVhiteman near Lis])on, Iowa. David P. Cantrall diedJanuary 21, 1802, and his widow died August 25, 1894. Henry Cantrall, son of Samuel D., son of Wyatt, wa Stock Photo

RM2AWWJ27–The Cantrell family : a biographical album and history of the descendants of Zebulon Cantrell ..covering the period from 1700 to 1898 . r Kushvills,Neb. The other two died young. ^Irs. Cantrall died Janu-ary 15, 1864, and David P. married for his second wife UrsulaBull January 15, 18G1. Their childreu are: Eddie C, WyattB. and Nettie C. Mrs. Eddie ( Kirkpatrick lives near Lis-bon, Iowa. ^Vyatt B. lives near Stanborn, Iowa. Mrs. Net-tie C. AVhiteman near Lis])on, Iowa. David P. Cantrall diedJanuary 21, 1802, and his widow died August 25, 1894. Henry Cantrall, son of Samuel D., son of Wyatt, wa

. Minty and the cavalry [electronic resource]: a history of cavalry campaigns in the western armies. ischarged, April 11, 1802. Waltman, Henry B.; November 9, 1801, as second lieu-tenant company G ; promoted to first lieutenant, August7, 1802; to captain company F, August 23, 1804; mus-tered out and honorably discharged, July 18, 1865. Ad-dress, York, Pennsylvania. Winters, George W ; October 19, 1801, as second lieu-tenant company F; promoted to first lieutenant, Febru-ary 1, 1802 ; resigned and ivo».orably discharged, May 24,1803. Wheeler, William; October 23, 1801, as private com-pany K ; p Stock Photo

RM2AFJ6J6–. Minty and the cavalry [electronic resource]: a history of cavalry campaigns in the western armies. ischarged, April 11, 1802. Waltman, Henry B.; November 9, 1801, as second lieu-tenant company G ; promoted to first lieutenant, August7, 1802; to captain company F, August 23, 1804; mus-tered out and honorably discharged, July 18, 1865. Ad-dress, York, Pennsylvania. Winters, George W ; October 19, 1801, as second lieu-tenant company F; promoted to first lieutenant, Febru-ary 1, 1802 ; resigned and ivo».orably discharged, May 24,1803. Wheeler, William; October 23, 1801, as private com-pany K ; p

The illustrated London news . ated of ;and we nre fa-on.)e..l with l!ie greater part of Lh Windows excellentLettsomiaai Lecture-, herecofore inihb-hed as a separate treatise. Wecan only repeat our former commendation of this by far the best andmost comprehensive hook which ha- l.>..en pn.bh.died of late years OnObscure l>|,.-:i-:.csot the Boca and i »;-ojd.,,.:l of the Mind. Jauex HOGG, F.L.S., U.B.C.S. Henry G. Bonn.The sale of an edition of ten thousand copies of this treatise has ren- deied neces-ary the U-aie of a second ediuoii. Tin5 f;ict speak.-i lorit-eit. and beadc-n-, a kind Stock Photo

RM2ANGB7R–The illustrated London news . ated of ;and we nre fa-on.)e..l with l!ie greater part of Lh Windows excellentLettsomiaai Lecture-, herecofore inihb-hed as a separate treatise. Wecan only repeat our former commendation of this by far the best andmost comprehensive hook which ha- l.>..en pn.bh.died of late years OnObscure l>|,.-:i-:.csot the Boca and i »;-ojd.,,.:l of the Mind. Jauex HOGG, F.L.S., U.B.C.S. Henry G. Bonn.The sale of an edition of ten thousand copies of this treatise has ren- deied neces-ary the U-aie of a second ediuoii. Tin5 f;ict speak.-i lorit-eit. and beadc-n-, a kind

. Trow's general directory of the boroughs of Manhattan and Bronx, city of New York. nyios; Ceorgc .1. Bischof, Sec; I.ohcii W. Adams, Treas. Am. Tract Soc, 150 Nassau—William Phillips HullrJoni Jud;:l<jU Swift, Genl Sec; Louis Tag, Asst ?tlii Saturday of each Bway, R S42—Ed- ary Amy. Matthew Anderson, Trcas.Assn of Civil Employees In the Stale of N Y—Henry J. Sneudaira. See, Hull of RecordsAssn of Hay Nurseries of , V City, 105 E *d R n,i,,« S- ,,;,i,ll;m, lrvi- fi-es; Miss Flora Bonja. M:Va™.;0mSsrUel H ?• TlCaS: MSS lL^TV.J1,.1-11,, Ih,,1n •,|,n tnkt—John Monks, lies. George II. Galvil Stock Photo

RM2AG79TE–. Trow's general directory of the boroughs of Manhattan and Bronx, city of New York. nyios; Ceorgc .1. Bischof, Sec; I.ohcii W. Adams, Treas. Am. Tract Soc, 150 Nassau—William Phillips HullrJoni Jud;:l<jU Swift, Genl Sec; Louis Tag, Asst ?tlii Saturday of each Bway, R S42—Ed- ary Amy. Matthew Anderson, Trcas.Assn of Civil Employees In the Stale of N Y—Henry J. Sneudaira. See, Hull of RecordsAssn of Hay Nurseries of , V City, 105 E *d R n,i,,« S- ,,;,i,ll;m, lrvi- fi-es; Miss Flora Bonja. M:Va™.;0mSsrUel H ?• TlCaS: MSS lL^TV.J1,.1-11,, Ih,,1n •,|,n tnkt—John Monks, lies. George II. Galvil

Jambalaya [yearbook] 1917 . ans. La. Kapiia .li»ha: Literary. Joseph Wall Stinson New Orleans, La. siicitini-.Thomas Fred Stuckey Amory, Miss. Ihi Kappa Sijiina; l.it.Tafy. Thomas Alysious Supple Alexandria, La. S.-l.ntiMi-. Harry Thomas Vaughn Houma, La. li.lla Tail li..lla : l.ltiTary. Joe Atkinson Wakeman Alexandria, La. Kappa Si;;iiia: l.it.Tar>-.Henry Williams Wallace Camden, .-Xla. I.il..iaiy ; Dm nnt.iiy l....lljall Team.Hugh Moss Watkins Lake Charles, La. ^^lslla .Ii.lia IZpsil.m: s.-letuiiU.Joseph Louis Watkins Houma, La. I,it.-i-ary: class i-nolbnll. John Nathan Weil Alexandria, Stock Photo

RM2AM5PYT–Jambalaya [yearbook] 1917 . ans. La. Kapiia .li»ha: Literary. Joseph Wall Stinson New Orleans, La. siicitini-.Thomas Fred Stuckey Amory, Miss. Ihi Kappa Sijiina; l.it.Tafy. Thomas Alysious Supple Alexandria, La. S.-l.ntiMi-. Harry Thomas Vaughn Houma, La. li.lla Tail li..lla : l.ltiTary. Joe Atkinson Wakeman Alexandria, La. Kappa Si;;iiia: l.it.Tar>-.Henry Williams Wallace Camden, .-Xla. I.il..iaiy ; Dm nnt.iiy l....lljall Team.Hugh Moss Watkins Lake Charles, La. ^^lslla .Ii.lia IZpsil.m: s.-letuiiU.Joseph Louis Watkins Houma, La. I,it.-i-ary: class i-nolbnll. John Nathan Weil Alexandria,

The Campanile . ALBERT TOMFOHRDE B.A. Houston, Texas Hall Committee lo-lG; das? Treasur-er 15-16; Owl Literary Society, Vice-President 14; Goethe-Verien; Footballl.S-lo; Basketball In. 16, 17, Cap-tain lO-lT; Glee Club; Thresher StaffI.=i-1B; Campanile Athletic Editor llj. GEORGE HAMILTON TRAYLOR B.A. Mount Fle.sant, Texas Honor Council 13-14; Hall Committee14-15; Class President 17; Owl Liter-ary Society, President 16-17; Youn?Mens Christian Association.. PATRICK HENRY UNDERWOOD B.SC IN E.E. GLVESTON. TexasGoethe-Verein. DD FRANCIS JOSEPH UNDERWOOD B.SC. IN E.E. Galveston. TexasGoethe-Verei Stock Photo

RM2ANCAEJ–The Campanile . ALBERT TOMFOHRDE B.A. Houston, Texas Hall Committee lo-lG; das? Treasur-er 15-16; Owl Literary Society, Vice-President 14; Goethe-Verien; Footballl.S-lo; Basketball In. 16, 17, Cap-tain lO-lT; Glee Club; Thresher StaffI.=i-1B; Campanile Athletic Editor llj. GEORGE HAMILTON TRAYLOR B.A. Mount Fle.sant, Texas Honor Council 13-14; Hall Committee14-15; Class President 17; Owl Liter-ary Society, President 16-17; Youn?Mens Christian Association.. PATRICK HENRY UNDERWOOD B.SC IN E.E. GLVESTON. TexasGoethe-Verein. DD FRANCIS JOSEPH UNDERWOOD B.SC. IN E.E. Galveston. TexasGoethe-Verei

Purdue debris . , Indi Theta; Kappieta Chi Gamma(. A.; P. A. A. ak.iu. Herman TB. s. C. E. I iriA. s. C. K.: Pur Dale Owen Tomey, Elnora, Indiana. B. S.(. E. Kappa Delta Rho; Emersonian Liter-;in Society; Sello-n Dog; I. A. A.; Y. M. (. A.: A. S. c. K.; Iur.lnr Knion. Gail Hastings Tomey, Elnora, Indiana. B. S.(. E. Kappa Delta Bho; Emersonian Liter-ary Society; yellow Dog; A. S. C. E.; Y. M.C. A.; P. A. A.; Purdue Union. James Harvey Tumi.in. I nilainajn.hs. liuliana.B. s. Ch. E. Phi Delta Chi; Chemical Engi-neering Society; P. A. A.; Purdue Union. Henry Kee Joung Toy, Bakersfield, KernCounty Stock Photo

RM2AWFW5W–Purdue debris . , Indi Theta; Kappieta Chi Gamma(. A.; P. A. A. ak.iu. Herman TB. s. C. E. I iriA. s. C. K.: Pur Dale Owen Tomey, Elnora, Indiana. B. S.(. E. Kappa Delta Rho; Emersonian Liter-;in Society; Sello-n Dog; I. A. A.; Y. M. (. A.: A. S. c. K.; Iur.lnr Knion. Gail Hastings Tomey, Elnora, Indiana. B. S.(. E. Kappa Delta Bho; Emersonian Liter-ary Society; yellow Dog; A. S. C. E.; Y. M.C. A.; P. A. A.; Purdue Union. James Harvey Tumi.in. I nilainajn.hs. liuliana.B. s. Ch. E. Phi Delta Chi; Chemical Engi-neering Society; P. A. A.; Purdue Union. Henry Kee Joung Toy, Bakersfield, KernCounty

. Battles of the United States, by sea and land : embracing those of the revolutionary and Indian wars, the war of 1812, and the Mexican war : with important official documents. OF THE 4^. BY HENRY B DAWSON jiiiF ^ if lii iiikisaiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiaiiii MEMBER OF THE NY HISTORICAL SOCIETY ETC iTZD .BY,ALONZO CHAPPEL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiaiiMiiisaaiiiiiiiiia^ JJ^!yi)OKlS®P] /l, .(i-Jr BATTLES THE USITED STATES, BY SEA AND LAND: EMBRACING THOSE OF THE REYOLUTIOI^ARY AN^D IJN^DIAI^ WARS. THE WAR OF 1812, AND THE MEXICAI^ WAIl; WITH IMPOETANT OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS. BY HENRY B. DAWSO Stock Photo

RM2CENJPF–. Battles of the United States, by sea and land : embracing those of the revolutionary and Indian wars, the war of 1812, and the Mexican war : with important official documents. OF THE 4^. BY HENRY B DAWSON jiiiF ^ if lii iiikisaiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiaiiii MEMBER OF THE NY HISTORICAL SOCIETY ETC iTZD .BY,ALONZO CHAPPEL iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiaiiMiiisaaiiiiiiiiia^ JJ^!yi)OKlS®P] /l, .(i-Jr BATTLES THE USITED STATES, BY SEA AND LAND: EMBRACING THOSE OF THE REYOLUTIOI^ARY AN^D IJN^DIAI^ WARS. THE WAR OF 1812, AND THE MEXICAI^ WAIl; WITH IMPOETANT OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS. BY HENRY B. DAWSO

. One hundred years of medicine and surgery in Missouri; historical and biographical review of the careers of the physicians and surgeons of the state of Missouri, and sketches of some of its notable medical institutions . ll, founded in1878, is a line example of Dr. May-iields work as an educator. HENRY H. MIDDELKAMP. Warren County, Missouri, Janu-ary 37, 1839, was the place and dateof the birth of Flenry Herman Mid-delkamp, his parents being nativesof Germany. He was educated in the publicschools of Missouri, later receivino-private instruction and in 1891 re-ceived the honorary degree of A. Stock Photo

RM2CE2T7N–. One hundred years of medicine and surgery in Missouri; historical and biographical review of the careers of the physicians and surgeons of the state of Missouri, and sketches of some of its notable medical institutions . ll, founded in1878, is a line example of Dr. May-iields work as an educator. HENRY H. MIDDELKAMP. Warren County, Missouri, Janu-ary 37, 1839, was the place and dateof the birth of Flenry Herman Mid-delkamp, his parents being nativesof Germany. He was educated in the publicschools of Missouri, later receivino-private instruction and in 1891 re-ceived the honorary degree of A.

. Indian history for young folks . n theirarms and march home unmolested. Their first night-encamp-ment was fifteen miles from the fort. Next morning theywere attacked, and nearly all slain orcaptured. This was done in retalia-tion for the massacre of the Cherokeehostages. In the following year Carolinaraised twelve hundred men, underColonel Henry Middleton. Amonghis officers were Henry Laurens,afterwards President ofCongress, Francis Ma-rion, William Moultrie, AndrewPickens, and Isaac Huger, all ofwhom became distinguished as sol-diers and patriots in the Revolution-ary War. Lieutenant-colone Stock Photo

RM2CNJY0Y–. Indian history for young folks . n theirarms and march home unmolested. Their first night-encamp-ment was fifteen miles from the fort. Next morning theywere attacked, and nearly all slain orcaptured. This was done in retalia-tion for the massacre of the Cherokeehostages. In the following year Carolinaraised twelve hundred men, underColonel Henry Middleton. Amonghis officers were Henry Laurens,afterwards President ofCongress, Francis Ma-rion, William Moultrie, AndrewPickens, and Isaac Huger, all ofwhom became distinguished as sol-diers and patriots in the Revolution-ary War. Lieutenant-colone

. Reunion and dedication of monument at Arlington national cemetery Wednesday, October 21, 1896 . onument is like the sketch printed herewith. Themonument cost one thousand ($1,000) dollars, including theprice of foundation, and was built and placed in the Na-tional Cemetery at Arlington, Va., by Stephen Maslen ofHartford, Conn. Upon motion ofCapt. Jas. Deane, sec-onded by Capt. Coe, itwas voted, that Com-rade Thos. L. Norton ofSalisbury be an honor-ary member of this as-sociation. The historian re-ported the followingdeaths as received byhim during the pastyear : Henry W. Hotch-kiss, Co. A ; Stock Photo

RM2CGMG1W–. Reunion and dedication of monument at Arlington national cemetery Wednesday, October 21, 1896 . onument is like the sketch printed herewith. Themonument cost one thousand ($1,000) dollars, including theprice of foundation, and was built and placed in the Na-tional Cemetery at Arlington, Va., by Stephen Maslen ofHartford, Conn. Upon motion ofCapt. Jas. Deane, sec-onded by Capt. Coe, itwas voted, that Com-rade Thos. L. Norton ofSalisbury be an honor-ary member of this as-sociation. The historian re-ported the followingdeaths as received byhim during the pastyear : Henry W. Hotch-kiss, Co. A ;

. History and complete roster of the Massachusetts regiments, minute men of '61 who responded to the first call of President Abraham Lincoln, April 15, 1861, to defend the flag and Constitution of the United States ... and biographical sketches of minute men of Massachuetts . , Setli E Harlow, Samuel H., promoted corporal. .. Howland, William H Hall, John F., wounded l)v the bttrsting ofSawyers gun at Newport News, Febru-ary, 1862 Harkins, Alexander Kimball, Henry A., promoted corporal... IVIullen, Thomas P Merriam, Charles E INIiddleton, illiam R Carver Morton E. B. promoted corporal.... Pl Stock Photo

RM2CGMTXM–. History and complete roster of the Massachusetts regiments, minute men of '61 who responded to the first call of President Abraham Lincoln, April 15, 1861, to defend the flag and Constitution of the United States ... and biographical sketches of minute men of Massachuetts . , Setli E Harlow, Samuel H., promoted corporal. .. Howland, William H Hall, John F., wounded l)v the bttrsting ofSawyers gun at Newport News, Febru-ary, 1862 Harkins, Alexander Kimball, Henry A., promoted corporal... IVIullen, Thomas P Merriam, Charles E INIiddleton, illiam R Carver Morton E. B. promoted corporal.... Pl

. The blue and the gray, or, The Civil War as seen by a boy : a story of patriotism and adventure in our war for the Union . used by the War Department.The health he sought eluded him, and his death took place atNice, France, October 26, 1871. GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE. jENERAL ROBERT EDWARD LEE came fromwhat is known in the South, as a good family.He was the son of Colonel Henry Lee, who wasknown in Revolutionary days as LighthorseHarry. Rpbert was born at Stafford, Virginia, Janu-ary 19, 1807. He became a cadet at West Point in1825, and graduated second in his class, composedof forty-six members Stock Photo

RM2CGJ1KE–. The blue and the gray, or, The Civil War as seen by a boy : a story of patriotism and adventure in our war for the Union . used by the War Department.The health he sought eluded him, and his death took place atNice, France, October 26, 1871. GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE. jENERAL ROBERT EDWARD LEE came fromwhat is known in the South, as a good family.He was the son of Colonel Henry Lee, who wasknown in Revolutionary days as LighthorseHarry. Rpbert was born at Stafford, Virginia, Janu-ary 19, 1807. He became a cadet at West Point in1825, and graduated second in his class, composedof forty-six members

. Hazen's elementary history of the United States; a story and a lesson. Winfield Scott.. 178 HAZENS ELEMENTARY HISTORY. LESSON.—The English captured Washington, but-were driven a-wayfrom Baltimore. General Jackson wras victorious at New Orleans, Janu-ary 8, 1815. The British forces then retreated from Washington, and tried to take Baltimore, but were defeated. The fleet was also driven off by Fort Henry, and sailed away. i It Av^as the sicrht of the American flao; still wavino; over Fort Henry that inspired Francis Scott Key to write The Star Spangled Bannei. A British fleet and twelve hundre Stock Photo

RM2CENAYN–. Hazen's elementary history of the United States; a story and a lesson. Winfield Scott.. 178 HAZENS ELEMENTARY HISTORY. LESSON.—The English captured Washington, but-were driven a-wayfrom Baltimore. General Jackson wras victorious at New Orleans, Janu-ary 8, 1815. The British forces then retreated from Washington, and tried to take Baltimore, but were defeated. The fleet was also driven off by Fort Henry, and sailed away. i It Av^as the sicrht of the American flao; still wavino; over Fort Henry that inspired Francis Scott Key to write The Star Spangled Bannei. A British fleet and twelve hundre

. Lansdowne school and the world war. Clarkson Toms Hunt enlisted June 2, 1918. He wasaccepted in Philadelphia and sent to Ft. Myers, Virginia, butlater was rejected on account of his eyes. He then entered thetraining camp at Carnegie School of Technology, and was dis-charged December 21, 19IS. 173. Henry Hudson Huquenele enlisted July 14, 1918, in Com-pany F 41st Infantry. He was overseas eleven months. In Janu-ary, 1919, he entered Graves Registration Service under ColonelPierce, of Ridley Park, and in this service gained the rank ofsergeant. Sergeant Huquenele was discharged July 12, 1919. Stock Photo

RM2CF624R–. Lansdowne school and the world war. Clarkson Toms Hunt enlisted June 2, 1918. He wasaccepted in Philadelphia and sent to Ft. Myers, Virginia, butlater was rejected on account of his eyes. He then entered thetraining camp at Carnegie School of Technology, and was dis-charged December 21, 19IS. 173. Henry Hudson Huquenele enlisted July 14, 1918, in Com-pany F 41st Infantry. He was overseas eleven months. In Janu-ary, 1919, he entered Graves Registration Service under ColonelPierce, of Ridley Park, and in this service gained the rank ofsergeant. Sergeant Huquenele was discharged July 12, 1919.

. Programme . dChild. Herbert Bunning conducted. San Antonio de la Florida/ Madrid, 1894; Brussels (LErmi-tage Fleurie), 1904. Henry Clifford, based on an episode in the War of the Roses,Barcelona, 1895. Pepita Jimenez—the opera that made him famous in more thanone country—based on the novel of Juan Valera—Barcelona, Janu-ary 5, 1896; performed afterwards in Brussels, Carlsruhe, Leipsic,Prague, F. B. Money-Coutts wrote for Albeniz the libretto of a trilogyfounded on the Arthurian legend: Merlin was completed; ofLancelot at least one act was written; the third was to be Guine-vere. Albeniz did Stock Photo

RM2CHRW9X–. Programme . dChild. Herbert Bunning conducted. San Antonio de la Florida/ Madrid, 1894; Brussels (LErmi-tage Fleurie), 1904. Henry Clifford, based on an episode in the War of the Roses,Barcelona, 1895. Pepita Jimenez—the opera that made him famous in more thanone country—based on the novel of Juan Valera—Barcelona, Janu-ary 5, 1896; performed afterwards in Brussels, Carlsruhe, Leipsic,Prague, F. B. Money-Coutts wrote for Albeniz the libretto of a trilogyfounded on the Arthurian legend: Merlin was completed; ofLancelot at least one act was written; the third was to be Guine-vere. Albeniz did

. Lansdowne school and the world war. Henry Hudson Huquenele enlisted July 14, 1918, in Com-pany F 41st Infantry. He was overseas eleven months. In Janu-ary, 1919, he entered Graves Registration Service under ColonelPierce, of Ridley Park, and in this service gained the rank ofsergeant. Sergeant Huquenele was discharged July 12, 1919. 174. Robert F. Irwin, Jr. enlisted August 23, 1917. He was amember of the staff of the 40th Field Artillery in the 14th Divi-sion U. S. A. For training he was encamped in America at Ft.Oglethorpe, Camp Logan, Texas, Camp Doniphan, Okla., CampCuster, Mich. He was Stock Photo

RM2CF61P5–. Lansdowne school and the world war. Henry Hudson Huquenele enlisted July 14, 1918, in Com-pany F 41st Infantry. He was overseas eleven months. In Janu-ary, 1919, he entered Graves Registration Service under ColonelPierce, of Ridley Park, and in this service gained the rank ofsergeant. Sergeant Huquenele was discharged July 12, 1919. 174. Robert F. Irwin, Jr. enlisted August 23, 1917. He was amember of the staff of the 40th Field Artillery in the 14th Divi-sion U. S. A. For training he was encamped in America at Ft.Oglethorpe, Camp Logan, Texas, Camp Doniphan, Okla., CampCuster, Mich. He was

. The Exempt firemen of San Francisco; their unique and gallant record. HENRY DONNADIU Henry Donnadiu was born in SanFrancisco in 1869. Joined the depart-ment March 25, 1897, as hoseman. Nowranks as truckman of Truck CompanyNo. I.. HUGH QUINN Hugh Quinn was born in Ireland, De-cember 24, 1840. Came to the UnitedStates in 1855. Joined department Janu-ary I, 1873, as truckman of Truck No. i,and has served for 27 years with them. SAN FRANCISCO FIREMEN i6i TRUCK COMPANY NO. 2. Truck Company No. 2 is one of theoriginal hook and ladder companies andwent into service December 3, 1866.The first member Stock Photo

RM2CF6HGW–. The Exempt firemen of San Francisco; their unique and gallant record. HENRY DONNADIU Henry Donnadiu was born in SanFrancisco in 1869. Joined the depart-ment March 25, 1897, as hoseman. Nowranks as truckman of Truck CompanyNo. I.. HUGH QUINN Hugh Quinn was born in Ireland, De-cember 24, 1840. Came to the UnitedStates in 1855. Joined department Janu-ary I, 1873, as truckman of Truck No. i,and has served for 27 years with them. SAN FRANCISCO FIREMEN i6i TRUCK COMPANY NO. 2. Truck Company No. 2 is one of theoriginal hook and ladder companies andwent into service December 3, 1866.The first member

. Fitchburg, Massachusetts, past and present . n December and the city govern-ment is formally organized on thefirst Monday of the following Janu-ary. Six Aldermen—one from eachward—compose the Board, and the Common Council consistsof eighteen members—three from each ward. Meetings of the city government are held on the first andthird Tuesdays of each month. The officers of the city for the present year are as follows :Mayor: Frederick Fosdick. Aldermen : Ward i—Frank A. Wood ; Ward 2—DavidM. Dillon : Ward 3—John Parkhill; Ward 4—James F. D.Garfield; Ward 5—Henry M. Choate ; Ward 6—Horace M.Ke Stock Photo

RM2CGX88B–. Fitchburg, Massachusetts, past and present . n December and the city govern-ment is formally organized on thefirst Monday of the following Janu-ary. Six Aldermen—one from eachward—compose the Board, and the Common Council consistsof eighteen members—three from each ward. Meetings of the city government are held on the first andthird Tuesdays of each month. The officers of the city for the present year are as follows :Mayor: Frederick Fosdick. Aldermen : Ward i—Frank A. Wood ; Ward 2—DavidM. Dillon : Ward 3—John Parkhill; Ward 4—James F. D.Garfield; Ward 5—Henry M. Choate ; Ward 6—Horace M.Ke

. History of the ancient Ryedales, and their descendants in Normandy, Great Britain, Ireland, and America, from 860 to 1884 . ary-Sophia Ridley23 (12), eldest daughter of William22 (11), mar-ried Sept. 26, 1873, the Rev. Charles-Maunsell Wetherall, curate of Ham-bleden, Henly-on-Thames, and has issue. Anna-Louisa-Matilda Ridley23 (2), second daughter of William22(l 1). Ella-Frances Ridley23 (1), third daughter of William22 (11). Edward-Nicholas-Touchet Ridley23 (4), eldest son of Nicholas22 (16),born June 28, 1849; died Oct. 1, 1879. Henry-Matthew Ridley23 (14), second son of Nicholas22 (16), Stock Photo

RM2CE1P12–. History of the ancient Ryedales, and their descendants in Normandy, Great Britain, Ireland, and America, from 860 to 1884 . ary-Sophia Ridley23 (12), eldest daughter of William22 (11), mar-ried Sept. 26, 1873, the Rev. Charles-Maunsell Wetherall, curate of Ham-bleden, Henly-on-Thames, and has issue. Anna-Louisa-Matilda Ridley23 (2), second daughter of William22(l 1). Ella-Frances Ridley23 (1), third daughter of William22 (11). Edward-Nicholas-Touchet Ridley23 (4), eldest son of Nicholas22 (16),born June 28, 1849; died Oct. 1, 1879. Henry-Matthew Ridley23 (14), second son of Nicholas22 (16),

. History of Franklin and Cerro Gordo counties, Iowa ... and biographies of representative citizens. History of Iowa, embracing accounts of the pre-historic races ... Milwaukee, wherethey had a son born in December, 1849.His first wife died in Milwaukee in thesummer of 1871. He married, in 1876,Jessie Drummond, a native of Iowa. Hischildren are—Andrew, Eliza, George C,Thomas M. and Nellie F. Henry J. Abrams was born in Renssel-aer Co., N. Y , on the 26th day of Febru-ary, 1811. His parents are Andrew andJane (Youmans) Abrams, both natives ofNew-York. In 1824 his parents movedto Onondaga Co., N Stock Photo

RM2CEFED6–. History of Franklin and Cerro Gordo counties, Iowa ... and biographies of representative citizens. History of Iowa, embracing accounts of the pre-historic races ... Milwaukee, wherethey had a son born in December, 1849.His first wife died in Milwaukee in thesummer of 1871. He married, in 1876,Jessie Drummond, a native of Iowa. Hischildren are—Andrew, Eliza, George C,Thomas M. and Nellie F. Henry J. Abrams was born in Renssel-aer Co., N. Y , on the 26th day of Febru-ary, 1811. His parents are Andrew andJane (Youmans) Abrams, both natives ofNew-York. In 1824 his parents movedto Onondaga Co., N

. Politick discourses;. w*- K ■ ■ , *•. m/Tcn.:(A)o: L ary-^o ccraot PolitickDISCOURSES; Written in ITALIA:]^B y PAOLO PARUTA A Noble Venetian, Cavalier and Procurator ■^--^——Tin- mii-i Whereunto is adde^J, A fliort S O L r L O Q U Y, In which the A u t h o r biicfly examines the wholeCourfe of his Life* r-JT^ti Rendred into E:^GLIS H By the Right Honorable, HENRY LOtiDON^ Printed for H. Meftlej/y and arc to be fold at the Trincis Armsin S^F<fWV Church-yard, i 6 ^ y: PZ^bPpolitickdiscours00paru Stock Photo

RM2CEP0XA–. Politick discourses;. w*- K ■ ■ , *•. m/Tcn.:(A)o: L ary-^o ccraot PolitickDISCOURSES; Written in ITALIA:]^B y PAOLO PARUTA A Noble Venetian, Cavalier and Procurator ■^--^——Tin- mii-i Whereunto is adde^J, A fliort S O L r L O Q U Y, In which the A u t h o r biicfly examines the wholeCourfe of his Life* r-JT^ti Rendred into E:^GLIS H By the Right Honorable, HENRY LOtiDON^ Printed for H. Meftlej/y and arc to be fold at the Trincis Armsin S^F<fWV Church-yard, i 6 ^ y: PZ^bPpolitickdiscours00paru

. The birds of Essex: a contribution to the natural history of the country. Birds. 110 THE BIRDS OF ESSEX.. resulting increase in the number of Martins was quite extraordinary. ' Commencing with the year 1870, he had in successive years the following number of nests on his house :—7, 20, 45, 51, 68, 81, 100 and no. After this the number remained station- ary at about 130, that being, apparently, the greatest number that could obtain subsistence. Col. Russell's evidence as to the injurious nature of Sparrows, is not less interesting, but is out of place here. Henry Doubleday saw thirty or forty Stock Photo

RMRHJG5W–. The birds of Essex: a contribution to the natural history of the country. Birds. 110 THE BIRDS OF ESSEX.. resulting increase in the number of Martins was quite extraordinary. ' Commencing with the year 1870, he had in successive years the following number of nests on his house :—7, 20, 45, 51, 68, 81, 100 and no. After this the number remained station- ary at about 130, that being, apparently, the greatest number that could obtain subsistence. Col. Russell's evidence as to the injurious nature of Sparrows, is not less interesting, but is out of place here. Henry Doubleday saw thirty or forty

. Ginseng and goldenseal growers' handbook. American ginseng; Goldenseal. Fig-. 8. Plants as they appeared in the month of June in their fourtli year's growth. The overhead shading material of this garden consists of ordin- ary plaster laths, fastened to a frame work made of 2x4 in. material resting on posts.—.See Page 86.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Koehler, John Henry, 1866-. Wausau, Wis. , P. F. Stol Stock Photo

RMRE44RJ–. Ginseng and goldenseal growers' handbook. American ginseng; Goldenseal. Fig-. 8. Plants as they appeared in the month of June in their fourtli year's growth. The overhead shading material of this garden consists of ordin- ary plaster laths, fastened to a frame work made of 2x4 in. material resting on posts.—.See Page 86.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Koehler, John Henry, 1866-. Wausau, Wis. , P. F. Stol

. Bulletin. Royal Ontario Museum of Zoology; Zoology; Zoology. JAMES HENRY FLEMING 1872-1940 James Henry Fleming, Honor- ary Curator, Division of Birds, Royal Ontario Museum of Zoolo- gy, died at his home in Toronto on June 27, 1940. Mr. Fleming was a well-known figure in world- wide ornithological affairs. He had acted as Canadian repre- sentative at several International Ornithological Congresses in Europe and had served three years as President of the American Ornithologists' Union (1932-5). In 1927 Mr. Fleming consented to act as an adviser to our Museum and was duly appointed an Honor- ar Stock Photo

RMRH1Y2A–. Bulletin. Royal Ontario Museum of Zoology; Zoology; Zoology. JAMES HENRY FLEMING 1872-1940 James Henry Fleming, Honor- ary Curator, Division of Birds, Royal Ontario Museum of Zoolo- gy, died at his home in Toronto on June 27, 1940. Mr. Fleming was a well-known figure in world- wide ornithological affairs. He had acted as Canadian repre- sentative at several International Ornithological Congresses in Europe and had served three years as President of the American Ornithologists' Union (1932-5). In 1927 Mr. Fleming consented to act as an adviser to our Museum and was duly appointed an Honor- ar

. Canadian forest industries 1901-1902. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. 12 THE CANADA LUMBERMAN March, 1901 THE LATE W. H. HURDMAN. The oldest and one of the most extensive lumber oper- ators of the Ottawa Valley died on Wednesday, Febru- ary 20th, in the person of William Henry Hurdman. For over half a century deceased was actively engaged in the lumber industry with his brothers, of which Robert alone survives. He was a son of the late Charles Hurdman, who emigrated to Canada from County Caven, Ireland, in 1818. The family settled Stock Photo

RMRG0TYF–. Canadian forest industries 1901-1902. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. 12 THE CANADA LUMBERMAN March, 1901 THE LATE W. H. HURDMAN. The oldest and one of the most extensive lumber oper- ators of the Ottawa Valley died on Wednesday, Febru- ary 20th, in the person of William Henry Hurdman. For over half a century deceased was actively engaged in the lumber industry with his brothers, of which Robert alone survives. He was a son of the late Charles Hurdman, who emigrated to Canada from County Caven, Ireland, in 1818. The family settled

. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 106 The Florists^ Review Mabch 13, 1918.. The death of Nathan D, Pierce, weU known in the nursery trade in Bhode Island, is recorded in this week's obitu- ary column. Henry Augustine, of Normal, 111., waa killed by a train March 8. A brief sketch of his career appears in this week's obituary column. The western states are quarantining against the alfalfa weevil and several of them have barred nursery stock that «ome8 packed in alfalfa. Each season greater numbers of suit- ably located florists are taking up land- ?scape work and are handling nurser Stock Photo

RMRRX87T–. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 106 The Florists^ Review Mabch 13, 1918.. The death of Nathan D, Pierce, weU known in the nursery trade in Bhode Island, is recorded in this week's obitu- ary column. Henry Augustine, of Normal, 111., waa killed by a train March 8. A brief sketch of his career appears in this week's obituary column. The western states are quarantining against the alfalfa weevil and several of them have barred nursery stock that «ome8 packed in alfalfa. Each season greater numbers of suit- ably located florists are taking up land- ?scape work and are handling nurser

. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. The death of Nathan D, Pierce, weU known in the nursery trade in Bhode Island, is recorded in this week's obitu- ary column. Henry Augustine, of Normal, 111., waa killed by a train March 8. A brief sketch of his career appears in this week's obituary column. The western states are quarantining against the alfalfa weevil and several of them have barred nursery stock that «ome8 packed in alfalfa. Each season greater numbers of suit- ably located florists are taking up land- ?scape work and are handling nursery stock. They rarely fail to find it profi Stock Photo

RMRRX873–. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. The death of Nathan D, Pierce, weU known in the nursery trade in Bhode Island, is recorded in this week's obitu- ary column. Henry Augustine, of Normal, 111., waa killed by a train March 8. A brief sketch of his career appears in this week's obituary column. The western states are quarantining against the alfalfa weevil and several of them have barred nursery stock that «ome8 packed in alfalfa. Each season greater numbers of suit- ably located florists are taking up land- ?scape work and are handling nursery stock. They rarely fail to find it profi

. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 556 The American Florist. April 5,. The Henry Hansen family has the sympathy of the entire trade in the loss of a loving husband and father, whose death occurred March 31. an account of which appears in our obitu- ary column this week. Marshall Field & Co., in their main floor aisles, used big fern hanging bas- kets supplemented with large outstand- ing sprays of artificial crab apple blos- soms. W. N. Rudd celebrated another birth- day anniversary March 30. ' "Visitors: Miss Tearney, Davenport, la.: Herm Stock Photo

RMRP1HJA–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 556 The American Florist. April 5,. The Henry Hansen family has the sympathy of the entire trade in the loss of a loving husband and father, whose death occurred March 31. an account of which appears in our obitu- ary column this week. Marshall Field & Co., in their main floor aisles, used big fern hanging bas- kets supplemented with large outstand- ing sprays of artificial crab apple blos- soms. W. N. Rudd celebrated another birth- day anniversary March 30. ' "Visitors: Miss Tearney, Davenport, la.: Herm

. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. The Henry Hansen family has the sympathy of the entire trade in the loss of a loving husband and father, whose death occurred March 31. an account of which appears in our obitu- ary column this week. Marshall Field & Co., in their main floor aisles, used big fern hanging bas- kets supplemented with large outstand- ing sprays of artificial crab apple blos- soms. W. N. Rudd celebrated another birth- day anniversary March 30. ' "Visitors: Miss Tearney, Davenport, la.: Herman "W. Kropp. proprietor of the Stock Photo

RMRP1HFW–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. The Henry Hansen family has the sympathy of the entire trade in the loss of a loving husband and father, whose death occurred March 31. an account of which appears in our obitu- ary column this week. Marshall Field & Co., in their main floor aisles, used big fern hanging bas- kets supplemented with large outstand- ing sprays of artificial crab apple blos- soms. W. N. Rudd celebrated another birth- day anniversary March 30. ' "Visitors: Miss Tearney, Davenport, la.: Herman "W. Kropp. proprietor of the

. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Boston, Massachusetts 143 Tremont Street The Centrally Located Florist Shop Ynn Iir Redpndty. We cntt AU Piiiti ii New E^lui Members FlorlBts' Tsletraph Dam ary ? CARBONE| SU BoTlaton at., BOSTON Moaher Florists' Tderaph Ddivery Assodatioa BOSTON, MASS. HENRY R. COMUY. Floriot. • Peril St. 60 years' experience in the florist buriaess Kuaranteei efficiency to take care of all orders. 20* allowed. There would seem to be a good opening in this section for another wide-awake and progressive florist. H. M. Robinson & Co. report good June business. T Stock Photo

RMRRRN0X–. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Boston, Massachusetts 143 Tremont Street The Centrally Located Florist Shop Ynn Iir Redpndty. We cntt AU Piiiti ii New E^lui Members FlorlBts' Tsletraph Dam ary ? CARBONE| SU BoTlaton at., BOSTON Moaher Florists' Tderaph Ddivery Assodatioa BOSTON, MASS. HENRY R. COMUY. Floriot. • Peril St. 60 years' experience in the florist buriaess Kuaranteei efficiency to take care of all orders. 20* allowed. There would seem to be a good opening in this section for another wide-awake and progressive florist. H. M. Robinson & Co. report good June business. T

. The amateur orchid cultivators' guide book. Eckfopd's SXJI>EI^B NElflT Scueet Peas. These wonderfully fine new varieties are fully described in HENRY ECKFORD'S CATALOGUE OF SEEDS FOR 1894. Post Free on Application. 12 superb varieties, each in a separate paeliet and named, for 3/6. NEW CUL^i^ARY PEAS Of very first-class quality, many of which have received Certificates from the Royal Plorticultural Society, are also described in the Catalogue. Choice Pansy, Cineraria & Primula, 1/-, 1/6,2/6 & 5/- per packet, POST FREE HENRY ECKFORD, WEM, SHROPSHIRE. VHE^ YOIR TREES ARE PlIUVEO. Stock Photo

RMRPP987–. The amateur orchid cultivators' guide book. Eckfopd's SXJI>EI^B NElflT Scueet Peas. These wonderfully fine new varieties are fully described in HENRY ECKFORD'S CATALOGUE OF SEEDS FOR 1894. Post Free on Application. 12 superb varieties, each in a separate paeliet and named, for 3/6. NEW CUL^i^ARY PEAS Of very first-class quality, many of which have received Certificates from the Royal Plorticultural Society, are also described in the Catalogue. Choice Pansy, Cineraria & Primula, 1/-, 1/6,2/6 & 5/- per packet, POST FREE HENRY ECKFORD, WEM, SHROPSHIRE. VHE^ YOIR TREES ARE PlIUVEO.

. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. No. 3.—Cans Filled Ready for Shipment In midwinter and again in midsummer one or more light local showers may be expected; during the season of 1916 no rain of importance fell from Febru- ary to November. This industry came with the early settlers, in the year 1900. Among the first were Henry Perkins, J. W. Huff and a Mr. Jones. Mr. Perkins had the honor of shipping the first car of honey from the valley. Among the successful men of today I will mention J. W. George, W. W. Fairchild, J. W. Huff, D. O. Page, M. S. Phillippe, L. Logan and F. J. Severin. Stock Photo

RMRPK23F–. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. No. 3.—Cans Filled Ready for Shipment In midwinter and again in midsummer one or more light local showers may be expected; during the season of 1916 no rain of importance fell from Febru- ary to November. This industry came with the early settlers, in the year 1900. Among the first were Henry Perkins, J. W. Huff and a Mr. Jones. Mr. Perkins had the honor of shipping the first car of honey from the valley. Among the successful men of today I will mention J. W. George, W. W. Fairchild, J. W. Huff, D. O. Page, M. S. Phillippe, L. Logan and F. J. Severin.

. Dreer's 1838 1908 garden book. Seeds Catalogs; Nursery stock Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Seeds Catalogs. ^reer's ^ffl^^^^ary Collection of ^o^descHptio.^n/pri^ll fee'oppo.slTe page. fISUvNT PAONIES. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Henry A. Dreer (Firm); Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection. Philadelphia, Stock Photo

RMRCAT3N–. Dreer's 1838 1908 garden book. Seeds Catalogs; Nursery stock Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Seeds Catalogs. ^reer's ^ffl^^^^ary Collection of ^o^descHptio.^n/pri^ll fee'oppo.slTe page. fISUvNT PAONIES. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Henry A. Dreer (Firm); Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection. Philadelphia,

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