...Long Island, will be apparent from the following facts. " On the whole continent of North America, from the Arctic regions to the Gulf of Mexico, and from the Atlantic to the shores of the Pacific, there are known at present, according to the latest systematic writers,...

...animal kingdom. In this manner he has traversed the whole extent of tho country from Lake Superior to the Gulf of Mexico, and from the Atlantic coast to the valley of tho Mississippi, delivering courses of lectures in Savannah, Mobile, New Orleans, St. Louis,...

...Mission is great and glorious all over the country, extending from the British dominions in North America to the Gulf of Mexico, and from the Atlantic coast to the coast of the mighty Pacific on the west. On taking a general view of this work, so great, so extensive,...

...the whole range of the animal kingdom. In this manner he has traversed the country from Lake Superior to the gulf of Mexico, and from the Atlantic coast to the valley of the Mississippi, delivering courses of lectures in Savannah, Mobile, New Orleans, St. Louis....

...in the British Isles and in all parts of Europe. On this continent it is endemic from Hudson's Bay to the Gulf of Mexico, and from the Atlantic coast to the Bocky Mountains. It has been met with in India, Egypt, and Australia, and has been reported as extremely...

...AF.FAIKS IN 1864. The hostile forces were scattered over a field that reached from the Potomac river to the Gulf of Mexico, and from the Atlantic coast to the Indian Territory. The western boundary of actual war, however, was not far beyond the Mississippi river,...

...America, being found in almost every place where there are any prehistoric remains, from -the lake to the Gulf of Mexico, and from the Atlantic Coast to the Mississippi and beyond. It was occasionally wrought into axes, chisels, gravers, knives, arrow-points...

...voyages for investigation and research. These travels included the whole country from Lake Superior to the Gulf of Mexico and from the Atlantic Coast to the Valley of the Mississippi. In 1865 he took charge of a scientific expedition, most liberally provided...

...have been tested in many ways and under the varied climatic conditions that exist from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico and from the Atlantic coast to the Mississippi river. But the development of a poison that is universally satisfactory under all conditions...

...locally as straw bass, green bass, bayou bass. Oswego bass, trout, and chub. Its range is from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico and from the Atlantic coast to the Rocky Mountains. The species is prolific in congenial waters but reaches its greatest si/.e in the...