New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-02
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CONTENTS o TIE NOVEMBER NuMRrN
A Pilgrimage 10 the Crude OF American ilbery re
Benson Losing with Fineen t!ustrsroGs)
Fate DAYS ard other Popular SuperSaIions.
Tra and Execution d Madame Roland By Rev John
:. {. Abbott with Poriral.l
Chemical Contradictions
Descent into tie Crater Off Volcano. BY Rev,lH T.
Cheever.
The Everyday Young Lady.
Hisor, ana Anecdotes OF Bank Note FOrgefteS.
TIE Oldest lrhahaat OF Ire Piace DE GreYe.
Story OF hle From Chauherss Edinburgh Journal
Thu Sale OF the World be;0re Adams Time,
The Nania for Tulips IN Holland.
SIy Sovei or arisiiss in English Life By ST Edward
Tire Everyday Mar7ed Lady.
Anectote cf Singer
Wien the Summer Comes
yillainy o0twit!ed. From the Recoleclions Of Police
Atlantic Waves From Household Words
How 10 XII Clever Children By Ira Mayhem
MsF sg, lefa 60. s@gs5 81 sornne By Charles
The WahrWolf; or, The Lovers OF thunderstorm
True Ghost Sterv
Sketches Of Lite BY OF Alton
Locke, Tailor and Poet
Burke amt the Painter Barry
The lronRng Tale OF German Robbers and German
The Countess-A Tale OF the French Revolution By
A Midnight Driye-A Tale Of Terror
Spiders Silk From Household Words
The Bind sister or. Crime and Punishment
Fortunes of the Gardeners Daughter
The Prcdigafs Return. From Household Words.
How We went Whaling of the Cape OF Coed Hope.
The Doom Of the slayer-An English Story ofthe African
Blockade
Industry of the Insane
Monthy Record OF Current Events Domestic and For
eigu-politica Literary SeieGufc. and Personal.
Literary Notices Book, Of the Month
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The November number issued. closes The First Vol
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December,
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