The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-12-04
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ThE BOSTON TEA PARTY. BY Benson }. tossing.
The American Arctic Expedition Editorial VIII A.
teen Illustrations from Original Drawings taken on the
spot by Charlts Berry
Napoleon 3onspare The conc usirp OF the first Italian
Campaign. BY John y &. Abbott With seven inustra.
tons from Original Designs by Doper.
Kossuth A Biographical sketch. Editorial With Por.
trait.
The Legend Of the Lost We'll
The Bow window. An English Tale
Tn, French Flower Girl.
Diniculty
Maurice Tisrnay. the Soldier Of Fortune Ily Charlie.
Lever suthor OF Charles O'MaiLry,H Sc.
vagafiss OF the Imagination
Mysteries
Clara Corsini. A Tale Gf Naples
Our School by Chules Dickens.
A Story of Oriental Love.
A Bird hunting Spider.
PrOHl.s unfulalsd Tale Of the Cast Ga.ri
The Tab School.
Gold What IL Us and xker- u comes from
Eyes made 10 Order.
The Expectant. A Tale Of life
The Pleasures and prrils OF 4. ll0snlnR
My Novel; or Varieties in Ensish life by Sir Edward
BnSer Lytt0n.
You're Another
Thy win be Done. Poetry) BY General Gsorr. T..
Nloo,hly Record Of Current Events An Abs,r,.t An,
Chronicle Of Political Social Literary Artistic aud fer
sonAl Affairs A. tome aud Abroad
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