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THE FOURTH EDITION OF

MR. OLIPHANT'S
RUSSIAN SHORES OF THE BLACK SEA

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This day Is published, Second Edition, fop., as., cloth,
HOPE DEFERRED, NOT LOST. A
Narrative of Missionary Effort in South America, in con-
nection with the Patagonian Missionary Society. Edited by the
Bev. G. PAKENHAM DESPARD, BA., Honorary Secretary.
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This day is published, a New Edition, 81 sewed, la. cloth,
THE WORDS OF JESUS. By the Author
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This day is published, a New Edition, 18mo., 25., cloth,
THE NIGHT OF WEEPING ; or, Words
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D.D.

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MR. MAURICE'S THEOLOGICAL
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This day, a New and Cheap Edition, price Is. GI sewed,
THE DENS OF LONDON. Notes and
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By B. W. VANDERKISTE., late London City Missionary.
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Thii day is published, Fourth Edition, fcp., As. Cd., cloth,
ABIIE OK UTA; or, Sunrise within the
Tropics. An Outline of the Origin and Progress of the
Yoruba Mission. By Miss TUCKER, Author of " The Rainbow
in the North."
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111. The War and its Policy
IV. Baps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe in 1833
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VII. Arthur Arden, or The Medical Student
VIII. The Cruise of the Jeniili, and how she blew up at Sinopc
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BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE,
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CONTENTS.
The Commercial Results of a War with Russia
The Puppets of all Nations
The Quiet Heart. Part V.
Chronological Curiosities: What shall we Collect?
The Reform Bills of 1852 and 1051.
The Blue Books and the Eastern Question.
Life in the Sahara
The Cost of the Coalition Ministry.
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This day is published, price 218., Part 1. of a New and Enlarged
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THE PHYSICAL ATLAS
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IL—THE MOUNTAIN SYSTEMS OF EUROPE. CON-
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[SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1854.

Just published, in Square Bvo., 75., in antique binding, or
125., in morocco, •
LEAVES from the JOURNAL of MARIAN
DRAYTON, A.D. 1553-1559.
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