S. Waterhouse

Born 1830-01-01

Died 1902-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL349369A

Top Subjects

United States (4)
Saint Louis (Mo.) (3)
Missouri (3)
Iron industry and trade (2)
Saint Louis (Mo.) -- Description and travel (2)
Hoyt, Joseph Gibson, 1815-1862 (1)
Description and travel (1)

Books by S. Waterhouse

Total count: 23

The danger of a disruption of the UnionThe free navigation of the Mississippi and the integrity of our territory necessary to the prosperity of our country

1863-01-01
"In Union ther is Strength."Historic illustrations of the effects of disunion

1863-01-01
Newspaper clippingsA miscellaneous collection of articles by Sylvester Waterhouse, or relating to him.]

1863-01-01
A eulogy on the late Chancellor Joseph Gibson Hoyt of Washington University

J.B. Lippincott & Co.1863-01-01
A eulogy on the late Chancellor Joseph Gibson Hoyt of Washington university

J.B. Lippincott & co.1863-01-01
The resources of Missouri

A. Wiebusch & Son1867-01-01
The resources of Missouri ; the natural adaptation of Saint Louis to iron manufactures2nd ed.

Aug. Wiebusch and Son1869-01-01
A memorial to Congress to secure an adequate appropriation for a prompt and thorough improvement of the Mississippi Riverwith an appendix

John J. Daly & Co., Printers1877-01-01
Commercial suggestions.

1879-01-01
Report on jute culture and the importance of the industry

G.P.O.1883-01-01
Address of S. Waterhouse before the First National Convention of American CattlemenSt. Louis, November 18th, 1884.

R.P. Studley & Co., Printers1885-01-01
Address of S. Waterhouse (of Washington University) before the First National Convention of American Cattlemen, St. Louis, November 18th, 1884.

R.P. Studley & Co., Printers and General ttioners1885-01-01
The westward movement of capital, and the facilities which St. Louis and Missouri offer for its investment.

Merchants' exchange of St. Louis1890-01-01
American commerce in 1900

s.n.1891-01-01
American commerce in 1890 [1900]

1891-01-01
The influence of our northern forests on the Mississippi River

s.n.1892-01-01
Sketches of Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Ridgley

1892-01-01
The Mississippi and its affluents

Waterhouse?1892-01-01
The Nicaragua canalthe benefits which it will confer upon the United States justify government aid

s.n.1892-01-01
New St. Louis.Its causes, needs, and duties.2ed.

1893-01-01
The importance of ramie to the agricultural prosperity of our Gulf States

s.n.1894-01-01
[St. Louis civic and other documents from 1860-1918]

Nabu Public Domain Reprints2012-01-01
Speech at the second banquet [of the trustees of the Missouri botanical garden, in memory of Henry Shaw