Within ornamental border.

by Wm. J. Shelton. To be sung to the tune: The rose tree. Within double line border printed in two columns divided by curvilinear line. At head of text wood-engraving of general on porch using spyglass whie rider dashes off, captioned: Lose no time, sir! At end of text: Johnson & Schaffter, Printers, 61 Market-St., Lynchburg, Va.

Printed in three columns divided by single lines. Cut of bust of bearded man surrounded by title. Contains 11 poems. At head of text of first column. The Douglass Str. Journal will be published on the first of every occasion by R.P. Leonard the celebrated repairer of clocks.

Printed in three columns divided by single lines. Cut of bust of bearded man surrounded by title. Contains 11 poems. At head of text of first column. The Douglass Str. Journal will be published on the first of every occasion by R.P. Leonard the celebrated repairer of clocks.

Printed in three columns divided by single lines. Cut of bust of bearded man surrounded by title. Contains 11 poems. At head of text of first column. The Douglass Str. Journal will be published on the first of every occasion by R.P. Leonard the celebrated repairer of clocks.

Within single line border.

Printed on colored paper.

At end of text: Dedicated to the President of the United States.

At end of text: Willie Penmore.

Printed on blue paper in two columns. For provenance see Ms Royce 1942.

Within double line border with corner ornaments.

by Gene Black. Printed on heavy mottled pink paper. On pages [1] and [4] reproductions of black-and-white photographs of Gillespie; on page [3] color reproduction of painting of Gillespie.

by Gene Black. Printed on heavy mottled pink paper. On pages [1] and [4] reproductions of black-and-white photographs of Gillespie; on page [3] color reproduction of painting of Gillespie.

by Gene Black. Printed on heavy mottled pink paper. On pages [1] and [4] reproductions of black-and-white photographs of Gillespie; on page [3] color reproduction of painting of Gillespie.

At head of text: To an excellent new tune.

Tune: America. Within single line border with corner ornaments. At head of text: To be sung at the first public meeting of the Home, at Tremont Temple, Sabbath evening, Aug. 24, 1862. At end of text: P.S.

Tune: America. Within single line border with corner ornaments. At head of text: To be sung at the first public meeting of the Home, at Tremont Temple, Sabbath evening, Aug. 24, 1862. At end of text: P.S.

Tune: America. Within single line border with corner ornaments. At head of text: To be sung at the first public meeting of the Home, at Tremont Temple, Sabbath evening, Aug. 24, 1862. At end of text: P.S.

Poetry. In lower left corner of page 1: No. 636. At end of text on page 4: Price, with postage, 20 copies, 5 cts.; 100 copies, 23 cts; below: American Tract Society, 10 East 23rd Street, New York. The American Tract Society is known to have been located at the above address between 1894 and 1899. First line: I said, "I will be a reaper.

Within double-line border. To be sung to the tune: Just after the battle. Poem in three eight-line stanzas. At end of text below dotted line: Price 5 cts. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.

Page [4] blank.

Printed area measures 22.1 x 16.2 cm. Poem in twenty-four stanzas and one acrostic spelling Richard Lee Printed below double rules in three columns divided by curvilinear lines Cut of kneeling couple centered above second column above double rule dividing last line of subtitle Poem, also entitled "This is the truth" is attributed to Nathanel Ladd, of Sanborton, N.H. in Ebenezer Hovey's "The true ministers and false ones"

Printed area measures 22.6 x 19.7 cm. Verse in thirty-four stanzas Printedin three columns. First and second columns divided by line of advertising: Sold Wholesale & Retail by L. Deming corner of Merchant's Row & Market Square, Boston. Second and third column divided by line of type ornaments Cut portraying underworld centered above second column, dividing text of subtitle Poem, also entitled "This is the truth" is attributed to Nathanel Ladd, of Sanborton, N.H. in Ebenezer Hovey's "The true ministers and false ones" First line: Christ the Lord when he was teaching

Poetry and prose. Prospectus for poetry book, The dialogues by David Posner. Printed in reddish-brown and black on heavy tan paper. Text superimposed on portrait drawing of Posner, perhaps from frontispiece drawing by David Hockney. Date from publication date of book.

Poetry and prose. Prospectus for poetry book, The dialogues by David Posner. Printed in reddish-brown and black on heavy tan paper. Text superimposed on portrait drawing of Posner, perhaps from frontispiece drawing by David Hockney. Date from publication date of book.

Poetry and prose. Prospectus for poetry book, The dialogues by David Posner. Printed in reddish-brown and black on heavy tan paper. Text superimposed on portrait drawing of Posner, perhaps from frontispiece drawing by David Hockney. Date from publication date of book.

written by a philanthropist or a pilgrim who is far advanced in years. 1 broadsheet.