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On Saturday, January 3, 1552, will b 3 published, price 21.. the First
Number of a New Series of TILE ILLUSTRATED EXHIBITOR,
under the title of
THE ILLUSTR A'rED EXHIBITOR and
MAGAZINE of ART.
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AT MASTERS. the ftfilowing heads :
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its wiesith whic
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minister to the comforts and clegancies oft life. The nctorial
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Volume the First. Although the Illustrated Eshibitor contains a
larger and more choice collection of the valuable contributions to the
World's Fair than has been ever before attemnted, yet the various
and unique sut jects still to be introduced will be found worthy the
reader's best attention.
IS. The LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
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d will be un
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It must be obvious to the most casual observer, that the specimens
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r HE ANNALS of PHARMACY. and PRAC•
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