The Bay State Monthly, Volume 3, No. 6
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1. Front matter2. A Massachusetts Magazine.3. HENRY W. PAINE.4. PICKETT'S CHARGE.5. THE PATRIOT, SAMUEL ADAMS.6. AUTHORITATIVE LITERATURE OF THE CIVIL WAR.7. ASSESSMENT LIFE INSURANCE.8. THE OLD STATE HOUSE.9. THE PRECIOUS METALS.10. AMESBURY: THE HOME OF WHITTIER.11. KATE FIELD'S NEW DEPARTURE.12. THE MONUMENT AND HOMESTEAD OF REBECCA NURSE.13. THE PRESENT RESOURCES OF MASSACHUSETTS.14. ELIZABETH.515. CHAPTER XXVI.16. CHAPTER XXVII.17. CHAPTER XXVIII.18. EDITOR'S TABLE.19. HISTORICAL RECORD.20. OBITUARY.21. AMONG THE BOOKS.22. NOTES AND QUERIES.23. THE WAR PAPERS IN THE CENTURY MAGAZINE.24. THE NOVEMBER CENTURY25. THE DECEMBER CENTURY26. THE JANUARY CENTURY27. THE FEBRUARY CENTURY,28. THE FIRST OF GENERAL GRANT'S ARTICLES29. THE CONFEDERATE SIDE AT "SHILOH"30. FURTHER PAPERS BY GENERAL GRANT.31. THE "MONITOR" AND "MERRIMAC," IN THE MARCH CENTURY.32. "THE MONITOR," BY CAPTAIN JOHN ERICSSON,33. THE CAPTURE OF NEW ORLEANS, BY ADMIRAL PORTER AND GEORGE W. CABLE.34. THE PENINSULAR CAMPAIGN BY GEN. G.B. McCLELLAN AND GEN. J.E. JOHNSTON.35. GEN. FITZ JOHN PORTER AND GEN. D.H. HILL,36. OTHER WAR PAPERS37. THE ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE SERIES38. "RECOLLECTIONS OF A PRIVATE,"39. OTHER FEATURES OF "THE CENTURY"40. "Driven Back to Eden,"41. E.P. ROE42. ST. NICHOLAS.43. COLUMBIA BICYCLES and TRICYCLES: FOR ROAD USE;44. ECONOMIST SUMMER COOK STOVE45. BOSTON TRAVELLER.46. BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG47. CARRINGTON'S BATTLES OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. WITH 40 MAPS.48. Battle Maps and Charts of the American Revolution.49. PHOTO-ELECTROTYPE50. ANTIQUE Views of Ye Town of Boston.51. Stark's Illustrated BERMUDA GUIDE.52. THE BAY STATE MONTHLY.53. Globe Theatre.54. BOSTON THEATRE.55. Boston Museum.56. PUBLISHER'S DEPARTMENT.57. ECONOMIST SUMMER COOK STOVE58. THE BAY STATE MONTHLY.59. BOSTON TRANSCRIPT.60. Globe Theatre.61. Facial Development.62. Tailoring63. COLUMBIA BICYCLES and TRICYCLES: FOR ROAD USE;64. BOSTON THEATRE.65. BULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS.66. Wide Awake, Volume I.67. VICTOR L. CHANDLER ENGRAVER ON WOOD68. COLUMBIA BICYCLES and TRICYCLES: FOR ROAD USE;69. THE New England Business Directory AND GAZETTEER For 1885.70. CARRINGTON'S BATTLES OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. WITH 40 MAPS.71. Battle Maps and Charts of the American Revolution.72. LACTART.73. THE SOUTH.74. CANTON BLEACH.75. THE OLD CORNER BOOK STORE.76. CARRINGTON'S BATTLES OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. WITH 40 MAPS.77. Battle Maps and Charts of the American Revolution.78. A Journal of Southern and Southwestern Progress.79. STENCIL AND RUBBER STAMP WORKS, 112 WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON, MASS.80. CUSHMAN BROS., AND CO.,81. ARTISTS' MATERIALS.82. FROST AND ADAMS, IMPORTERS83. Publishers AND Printers,84. ELECTROTYPES85. LACTART.86. FAIRBANKS AND COLE,87. CANTON BLEACH.88. CHILDE HAROLD,89. American History, Statesmanship, and Literature.90. TEN DOLLARS ENOUGH91. GOOD-HOUSEKEEPING92. "Ten Dollars Enough."93. OUR PRIZE PAPERS.94. SOME OF OUR CONTRIBUTORS,95. CLARK W. BRYAN & CO., Publishers. HOLYOKE, MASS.96. OUR GREAT PREMIUM OFFER.97. A Journal of Southern and Southwestern Progress.98. VICTOR L. CHANDLER ENGRAVER ON WOOD99. Are You Out Of PAPER? Or Stationery Of Any Kind?100. Tailoring101. CUSHMAN BROS., AND CO.,102. ARTISTS' MATERIALS.103. FROST AND ADAMS, IMPORTERS104. Mayo's Vegetable Anaesthetic.105. STENCIL AND RUBBER STAMP WORKS, 112 WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON, MASS.106. WINDSOR HOTEL.107. "IT STANDS AT THE HEAD."108. (Incorporated under the laws of Massachusetts.)109. SPECIAL FEATURES.110. REDUCTION OF FARE TO NEW YORK111. FALL RIVER LINE.112. LACTART.113. FAIRBANKS AND COLE,114. CANTON BLEACH.115. CHILDE HAROLD,116. OUR GREAT PREMIUM OFFER.117. EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE AND PREMIUM118. Henry W. Longfellow in His Library119. THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR 1886120. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN AND COMPANY,121. SPRINGER BROS.,122. Fashionable Cloaks,123. NEW RETAIL DEPARTMENT FOR THE Fall and Winter Season of 1885-86.124. SPRINGER BROS.,125. (Incorporated under the laws of Massachusetts.)126. SPECIAL FEATURES.127. REDUCTION OF FARE TO NEW YORK128. FALL RIVER LINE.129. LACTART.130. FAIRBANKS AND COLE,131. Ladies Do Your Own Stamping!132. THE Provident Savings Life Assurance Society.133. THE POPULAR * * * * * * * * * * EDUCATOR134. Should be in the Hands of Every Live Teacher.135. HEADQUARTERS136. TOYS, Games ==AND== Fancy Goods,137. THE LADIES' COMPLETE GUIDE TO FANCY WORK138. The Most Complete Work of the Kind Ever Issued.139. CUSHMAN BROS., AND CO.,140. ARTISTS' MATERIALS.141. FROST AND ADAMS, IMPORTERS142. Mayo's Vegetable Anaesthetic.143. VICTOR L. CHANDLER ENGRAVER ON WOOD144. Are You Out Of PAPER? Or Stationery Of Any Kind?145. Tailoring