Report of Messrs. Benj. Wright and J. L. Sullivan, engineers, engaged in the survey of the route of the proposed canal,

Pages [57]-70 contain: "An act to incorporate the president, managers and company, of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company.

The writings of John Burroughs.

Title vignettes.

The writings of John Burroughs.

Title vignettes.

Reports of cases determined in the Appeal and Chancery divisions and selected cases in the King's Bench and at Chambers of the Supreme Court of New Brunswick,

Vol. 1, p. 1-158, was first published from Chipman's manuscript by John C. Allen in 1849. Vol. 2 issued originally in parts.

Complete writings of John Burroughs.

v.1. Wake-robin.--v.2. Winter sunshine.--v.3. Locusts and wild honey.--v.4. Fresh fields.--v.5. Indoor studies.--v.6. Birds and poets, with other papers.--v.7. Pepaction and other sketches.--v.8. Signs and seasons. --v.9. Riverby.--v.10. Light of day.--v.11. Ways of nature.--v.12. Literary values.--v.13. Far and near.--v. 14. Leaf and tendril.--v.15. Time and change.--v.16. Summit of the years.--v.17. Breath of life.--v.18. Whitman: a study.--v.19. Under the apple trees.--v. 20. Field and study.--v.21. Accepting the universe.--v.22 Under the maples.

An address on normal schools of agriculture for Farmers' institute workers : delivered by Prof. John Hamilton, before the meeting of the Pennsylvania farmers' normal institute held at Bellefonte, Pa., Oct. 11-14, 1904.

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The writings of John Burroughs.

"Autograph edition limited to 750 copies."

Public meeting of the American academy and the National institute of arts and letters in honor of John Burroughs : member of the academy from May thirteen, nineteen hundred and five, until his death, March twenty-nine, nineteen hundred and twenty-one ; William Milligan Sloane, president of the academy, presiding.

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Missionary enterprise and home service; a story of mission life in Samoa and circuit work in New South Wales.

Autobiography.

(Table 1, page 171) Thorium and cobalt content of the total aggregate of manganese nodules from various locations

A criterion is suggested for discrimination between ferromanganese oxide minerals, deposited after the introduction of manganese and associated elements in sea water solution at submarine vulcanism, and minerals which are slowly formed from dilute solution, largely of continental origin. The simlultaneous injection of thorium into the ocean by submarine vulcanism is indicated, and its differentiation from continental thorium introduced into the ocean by runoff is discussed.