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DIME AMERICAN SPEAKER, No, 1. Early retiring aud ris’g, J. Jeboom's oration, Great lives imporishab 4 of 5 en | A. Ward's oration, A Dutch eure, ‘The prophecy ior the yt for the Maine law,| True nationality, The weather, |Untinished problems, on the battleiieid, )Our natal day, The heated term | Honor te the deal, Italian struggla, | Su lfering, Pepe § applied, jIintnortality of riow | {ntelligeuce the basis of Au old ballai, | Webster's polit] sveceuw Our country, The war, [:iverty,|Peany wise, pound fool-| A vision in the wrum, The equality of man, | Charge of light brigade,/True cleanliness, [ish,/The press, Character of the Revo’n/ After the battle, Sat’d’y night’s enjoy’ta,| W omaa’s righta, The glass railroad, In a just cause,’ | ightof the Goveraca Case of Mr. Macbeth, |No peace with oppres-| My ladder, Prof. on phrenology, sion, iWoman, Annabel Les, A tale of a monse, Alone, Washington’s name, A thankagiving sermon, |The rebellina of .88{, waly great, [he sulor boy’esyren, |The cost of riches, Disunion. DIME NATIONAL SPEAKER, No, 2. Snion and {ts resalts, Tecumseh’s speech, Ohio, Murder witli +o, Sur country’s future, [Territorial expansion, Oliver Hazard Perry, (Strive dor tee tea’, : The statesmnan’sJabors, Martha Hopkins, Our doimain, Early riving, True immertality, The bashful man’s story Systems ot belief, Deede of Lindneas, Let the childless weep, [Che matter-of-fact man, The Indian chief, Gates of aleep, Our country’s glory, Rich and poor | The independent farmer, The bugle, Union a h ! ing the eclipse, | Mrs. Grammar’s ball, |A Hoodish gem, l Beauties of the law, | How the money co:nes, {Purity of the struggle The scholar’s dignity, Ge-lang! git up, |Future of the fashions, [Old age, Petey rogress, | Che rate of life, | Loyalty to liberty, Beautiful and true, AC ent, “reowning glory of U.S.|Ocr country first, last./The worm of the still, Biability of Christianity | Three fools, and always, Man and the Infinite The true higher law, Vashiigton British influence, Language of the Eagk The one great need, hur grest inheritanee, Defense of Jefferson, “Washington, The ship and the bird, | ‘ulogyon Heury Ciay, | National hatreds, “he Deuge. DIME PATRIOTIC SPEAKER, No, 3. ‘merica to the world, |The Irish element, History of our fing; | Freedom the watchword Love of eountry, ‘Train's speech, T. F. Meagher’s addreas, | Crisis of our ustion, Right of self-preserva-Christy’s Speech, |Weowe tothe Union, |Duty of Christian pe Our cause, [tion, Let me alone, |Last speech of Stephen) tricts, “peepee ta Brigund-ier-General, | A. Douglas, Turkey Dan’s oratioa, Keatucey The incoln’s message A fearleas plea, Timidity is treason, Union Square speeches, Great Bell Roland, The onus of slavery, —— The Union, (The New Year and the} A doreigner’s tribute, apheet ei lone a he eall, Sieg Cation, [Union, he little Zouive, story of an caktree, tle anthem, sabholic cathears, The precious heritage, ‘L-e-g on tay leg, = The ends of peace, The ® Speculators.” = DIES COMIC SPEAKER, No. 4. Poa ion ag war , A w lolitie } Age b considered, A szan Euloginm, Ward's teip tc Risdisntd ‘Como Gremme” No. rising, _ [How Parody, iF the butte SORES 22) a ee Comic Grammar, No. ‘ of Compound interest, (The smack in achool, Eman single man, |Practical phrenology, | A sermonon thetect, Slick’s definition of wife, A. Ward's advice, Beautiful, Old dog Jock. ale of a hat, Busfus on Pick wick, Cabbage, The es’ toilet, The sabaitan club, ce weet SON acai me ate Yogs, Funay folks, ‘Who is my opponent! [MraCoudlsea uma DIME ELOCUTIONIST," No. 5. L Prrwcretes ov Tare Exenctatiow. SEC, HI. Tus Componzwe Exewerrs pa in enunciation: how toaveid them.) Onatie®;—Kales of Composition as x alan ry ra'ea aad observances. ~. Words and P viz.; Purity, priet il, Tux Ast oF Onazogs—Snet et piaecy ME. ap ied to Sen we List of the Passions: Tramquillty, sheertul- ngth of Sentence, Clearness Cutty, wareersti, , Builoouery Je, Delixbts| Figures of erases ) the Exodfam, the Narre ttantion, Modesty, Por-| tion, the sition, the Coufirmaticn, the Py, Grieg Meisocboir, » Refata:ion, the Perorst? a. ‘ Es es Boasting, SEC.1V. Represexrativ« Exenctsrs tm Paves a. Obatiuacy, Au oy, Comunanding,| avo Vexsx,--Transitions A Pilea for the Oz; 4 Denying, Difference, Falstaff’s panes on Hower; the Burial of Partin . Approving, Ac- es ee pos Fe ae) ore dew . i - : the