New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13
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| are anxious 10 know the real merits Of The work:
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prc1eDted to our eow-cii1ens in tbs Rspno'ie II Is
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Holy Bible. These seec,ed with and singular dis
elimination om The best authors e5tani the SUBJECT
pages where we possess rich treasury Of useful and re
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'Timpson's Key the Holy Bible, work accessible 10
very lew.
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being DESTROYS that ali City Letters commonly known by
The OF Penny Letters should have the advantage OF
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of the City Despatch Post by which he discontinues The
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ton wil Mr.. WILLIAM SEYMOUR who will supernte3d this
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auIS Iw JOHN LoRIhER GRAHAM, Postmaster.
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