New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-20
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over the leaves Of the work viii scarcely ind line that
that he would wish TO blot II is neatly printed and
the Illustrations are credaee 10 the skill Of the artists
EMPLOYED The engraving In the present number u q
fine view OF the outlet Of Lake Memphremsgog. roman
tic sheet Of water lying partly Ia Canada and partly In
Vermont. The number opens with an excellent STORY
by the Editor entitled The Yankee Girls Heme Melo-
die, /. the title Of good poem by Mrs NJ. MCDONALD
Rev Dr. LANsf~o contributes article on 'Ihe Bible
the Hope OF cur Country and there original trans
istop OF one Of the stories OF that charming writer
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