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FROM EUROPE,
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month recently travelled personally over England,
France, Switzer and Italy, ard Germany, with the
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ests t. the columns of the hronicIe. Ills ohserva-
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gal of the best magazine, journals. and witty pub
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tial to family newspaper. They have also recently
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by one of the editors from Eu
complete historical, geographic
CAL and statistic al account of
ALL THE POWERS OF EUROPE.
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England. France aud GERMANY, has never been
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GENERAL CONTENTS OF THE SATURDAY
CHRONICLE.
Literary and Nora Tate rticIes on Science
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Skeiches-Re, lev OF New Books-Poe,ry-iran
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statistics of the Worl-Laiies departmrnt--Origi-
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Curious Customs and Manners-Enropean and Do
nestle Correspondence rticles on Music the
Drama. and oIher Observation-Disclosures, amusing
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