The big town : how I and the Mrs. go to New York to see life and get Katie a husband

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  White pine: its geographical location, topography, geological formation; mining laws; mineral resources; towns; surroundings; climate, population, altitude and general characteristics; condition of society; how to reach there; what it costs to get there and live there; when to go there; etc., etc. : From the original letters in the Daily Alta California, carefully revised, amended and corrected

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  The velvet coffee-woman: or, the life, gallantries and amours of the late famous Mrs. Anne Rochford. : Particularly, I. The history of her going by that name. II.The adventures of her noted Irish-lover Mac Dermot. ... IV. A funeral oration to her memory

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  The faithful minister: : a funeral sermon, preached at Elizabeth-Town, October 9, 1747. Occasioned by the death of the Reverend Mr. Jonathan Dickinson, late Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Elizabeth-Town. Who departed this life, October 7: etatis suae. 60. By John Pierson, A.M. Minister of the Gospel at Woodbridge, New-Jersey. [Three lines from I. Corinthians]

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  Jacob the plain man wrestling with God until the break of the day, : and prevailing in the light thereof, for perfect victory and dominign [sic] over Esau the rough & cunning man, and over all that would hinder him from going up to Bethel, the House of God, to sacrifice unto him in the place where he first appear'd unto him. Whereby all may see, how I was sent after long wrestling with, and seeking the Lord, brought off from professing and preaching that for Gospel which made not free from sin in this life, that I might come to know the light and life of Jesus manifest in me for the destroying the works of the devil, and giving power to supplant & overcome all that would hinder from going up to the mountain of the Lord's house to worship and serve him in the life and purity of his own spirit, which is blessed for evermore; whose outward name is Laurence Steel

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  Since the town has been grossly impos'd upon, and the conduct and character of the Lady Lawley, : maliciously and falsly represented, ... as being an accomplice with Mr. Japhet Crook, in forgeries, perjuries, cheats, &c. ... it therefore becomes necessary at this time to disabuse the world in regard to the prejudice it may have resceiv'd against that lady from ... the misdemeanor, for which she was indicted, in the life-time of Sir Thomas Lawley, her late husband; by setting the case of the said lady ... as followeth. The true case of the Lady Lawley

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  The works of the late Reverend and learned William Bates, D.D. : Containing, I. Discourses on the existence of God; ... II. The harmony of the divine attributes. III. The great duty of resignation. IV. The danger of prosperity. V. Sermons of the forgiveness of sins. VI. The sure trial of uprightness. VII. The four last things: viz. Death, judgment, Heaven, and Hell: ... VIII. Spiritual perfection. IX. Eleven sermons on several occasions. X. A sermon upon the death of Queen Mary. XI. A funeral sermon on Dr. Manton. XII. A funeral sermon on Dr. Jacomb. XIII. A funeral sermon on Mr. Baxter: with his life. XIV. A funeral sermon on Mr. Clarkson. XV. A funeral sermon on Mr. Benjamin Ashurst. To which are added, two discourses ... viz. I. On divine meditation. II. On the fear of God. Also some account of the author's life and character, in a funeral sermon preach'd by the Reverend Mr. Howe. With an alphabetical table to the whole

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