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Letters 10 a Sister, or Woman's Mission, to accom-
pany the letters TO young men, by VIM A. Alcott au-
thor, of the. Young Mans Guide, Young Womans
| Guide, and Letters to Young Men,
| Rambles and Sketches, by the Rev. J. T. Headey.
| Luther and Cromwell, by Rev. J. T. Headley.
sacred Scenes and Characters, by the Rev. ]. T..
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