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Uncertain, coy, and hard to please,
And variable as the shade,
BY the light, quivering aspen made
Democratic Review.

The June number is before US. 1t contains portrait
of Gen. PIERCE and its leading article is called Eigh-
teen Fiftytwo" and the Coming Man." The contents
of the Review seem rs usual.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-16

CoLoREp ENGLISH SEAMEN IN SouTH-CARo
I1NA.-Lord Stanly, in the House of Commons,
was questioned on the 22nd ult., relative to the
case Of Manuel Pareira, the colored seaman, who
is claimed as British subject, and whose case
is now before the Court of Appeals of this State.
Lord Stanly was glad that this question had
been put, because he thought it desirable on all
accounts, that the public at; ention, both in this
country and the United States, should as far as
possible, be called to the hard and oppressive
working of those local and provincial laws which
obtained in the Southern States of the Union
with respect to negroes. With regard to the pres
ent case it was supposed thata British brig,
homeward bound, was compelled to put in at
Charleston harbor, in sinking state The Yes
sci was found to be incapable Of repair, and it
was condemned. Amongst the men there ap-
peared to be person named Manuel Pereira, a
coIored seaman, who strictly speaking was
Portuguese, and not British subject, however,
that he was an articled seaman of a British
ship.
1.-THE present question was not novel one.
but it required very delicate handling. No sub
ect led to greater diversity Of feeling or differ
ence of opinion than that which related the mu-
tual obligations affecting the federal and provln-
cial governments. The most energetic remon-
stances had been addressed by the noble lord,
the member of Tverton, on this very subject"
Charleston Evening News.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-16

RA1rRoADs-The Petersburg Intelligencer in
aluding to the reconstruction Of the Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad, states that the Wilmington
and Manchester Railroad will be finished early in
1853, and the road from Raleigh to Charlotte
by the end Of the same year. We will then have
a complete chain Of Railroads through the inte-
rior between the North and South, travellers
will then be able to avoid the risk of sea-voy-
age and steamboat navigation altogether.
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Impossibilities.

It is said that proverb Of one Of the Oldest and
greatest authors of ancient times was-Nothing is too
difficult for mortasn This remark is general one,
and may apply with considerable force as general
proposition but like all other aphorsms it is subject
to manifold exceptions We must not always take for
granted what we see; because such one may have
established it as precept for so long time back,
that the memory Of man runneth not to the contrary
We imagine if the old essayis had lived in our day and
time he would have modified his saying to suit the
nature of the times-at least he with u.s. would very
willingly admit that there are some things which are too
difficult for mortals to do. We might enlarge here to
very unlimited extent but one or two exceptions to
the rule above quoted will suffice on the present oc-
casion And among the mpossibilities or things too
difficult for mortas to do, may be classed the follow
ing:
l. To make respectable Temperance speech when
small portion of the audience disposed to see how
iresng they can be, and how they can approxi-
mate to the confusion of toagues-whch we are told
happened at the building of the Tower Of Babel
Q To successfully conduct any business at the pre-
sent day upon the good old credit system which our
fathers were wont to adhere to with remarkable per-
tinacty They could do So for they had "long profits
We have short ones and more particularly where the
printer is the last man paid.
3. To give something new and interesting when the
Telegraph is out of f1 and won't work.
4. To please every body. And under this head we
beg to introduce very capital extract from an edito-
rial of Dr. W1GHTMAS whose notions suit US to vt:
1--WE suppose it will be granted that among the I'M
possibilities of the editorial office the thing most clear
v impossible is the attempt to please every body
Such is the variety OF tastes opinions and modes OF
thinking. such the prevailing impression among great
MANY people tha: they each othcm could manufacture
better Journal than the honorod by their patron
age SUCH the freedom Of criticism Of the smaller as
well as the larger type in this reespoken country that
it would seem wonderful how a religious paper could
outliye the wear of its BIRTH Your articles either
too grave or too lively too long or too Short too rag
mentary or too serial your paper contains too much
editorial matter or ttle your correspondents are
too prosy or too spirited-n word popular favor is
dame so caprclous,
Uncertain COY, and hard to please,
And variable as the shade,
BY the light, quvering aspen made
that we have long since given up the hope of securing
her favor Nevertheless feel bound to do our best
to meet the wishes Of the more reasonable OF our SUBJ
scrlbers Nor are we without the comfort Of knowing
that upon the who have succeeded up to the meas
ure of our merits, ifnot our expectations.
We think, then, that in view OF the above considera-
TONS that no Proverbast Of the present day, will pre-
tend to deny that there are exceptions to all general
rules and that what every body says is not alDays
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LadY's Book.

This magnificent Monthly for August, is on our ta-
blc Its illustrations very fne and its former high
character is maintained.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-16

YANKEE CuNN1Ne.-It IS said that the
new Liquor Law Of Massachusetts,, provides that
the Marshal of the City of Boston and his deputies
shall serve the preoepts Of the courts when issued
against violators OF the law. As soon as the
Legislature adjourned the Councils took legal
advice. and abolished the officer of Marshal! SO
that there are now no officers in that city COM
petent to serve process for infraction OF that
iaw.-New Haven Reg.
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Tho celebrated Mrs Mary Ann Clarke, whose CON.
nexion with the Duke of York caused 80 much sensa-
ton in England somo years sinco died at Bouogno on
tho 23d Of June
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-16

The income of the city Of Edinburgh, from its prop
erty is about aud half millions of dollars year.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-16

WEALTHY MEN.-A book published in Bos.
ton, called Richest Men of Massachusetts,"
gives the reputed wealth of about 1000 men in
solid, who are worth 100000 or more, with
brief sketches of the lives Of nearly 1900. The
aggregate property of these men is put down at
$2s4,sss,0oO. Of the rich men, 20 are worth
100000 or upwards. The leading wealthy
class appear to be the mercantile, 5e5 Of whom
have place in this curious book. The next
wealthy class is the farmers, OF whom there are
40.
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The Boston Traveller says: "Weunderstand
that the advance in price on boots and shoes
for the past two months has been about twenty
per cent. and consequently the profits to some
of the wholesale dealers in Pearl-street, who were
fortunate enoughto have large stocks on hand
has been great. One house estimates that their
stock on hand and contracted for has increased
in value, within the period mentioned, $4,000.
Another house estimates its profits on the ad-
vance at 100000"
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DRAFTs on the BANK Of IRELAND
1..si, :. sirht u al sarts Of IrslanA-fsr saisb b.
- r y 81 te.srf saeletY, 81 Clanbers-st -.
va Ii az 10y GKk8CRy DILLON rsss.1ssss.
r.xrs STsAST. Trs.sNsf s"EA"
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Relations Notices.

~ pi,course~ 70 Young Peopic-Ias tn,u Oh
the scenes Of on ne 4so.s sSs'' w
E,s,sysfnnal Church i6th st, between ana In ave-
T,uoRKOW EVENING. Jan II disc2ofse son. On 20 e.
" 80 Ssa1b or Mr. ST JOHN will De delivered ~
tsis os1,r pew n o sCRKKMERHOaN IN me a. 81
We s.tvtr, AZ 10, A ~ and land IN. 10 $'
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SALE Of 5000 600 BONDS Of the

&ALE OF IS, GOO 600 BONDS Of the
~ INV YORKasd ERIE RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
-sea,ed 9-vPsss -61 received the onss Of the
CemTshJ Ma IS Wall -. asIl Saturday. The istA day
Of !sresD hat oc'cok NJ for tbs sale Of s. co.
s0c o. Cssveubls Bend. Of the New York AID Enc Rail
road VSmp<ay % as fsioslsg terms and coa1ens, VIZ
20 perez "a TIE day OF sac.
= ger cent On the seeald Of FehraaHy.
l3psFcsIt On he frst Of March
u PER esnt. CT tie Grst Of Aprl
IS per eest an the first ofMay
10 ser cent Q the trst OF Jane
10 ger seht. the first Of jay.
The TessuTsf receipt wi 6e gwen for tAs Art p,y-
rsr CT Der ssat The purchaser to have the Spo. "a
pay he whose cash for vhch vii b
allowed % to the tine the several istAncats bscOns
dne
TIE acceptsecss Of the Company ahns due before the
6rst tay eli July a,It VII Re received less the n,.resJ
Oh payment Of II ne as,alnents Alter the Art.
TIE ~hes n the Bonds to three millions
olurdrsd tho sand dollars payable in ten from tho
ast day q January 1854 with iaies, at per cent. per
sanum. payable s.nl annually BY coupons attached on
the fi day January a.d JAY and convertible alto
the capital v,oSs Of the Cor al par 1.-THE pleasure Of
the holder
IIe Eonts ssatd psymeat Of The floating debt ct
she Go rany and for the Il double track
The Boads ~iu De issued q s.. 900 each, and
made afsszsble y the holder Proposals Nil be received
oi aay humber from TO three thousand and The sale
Vlll b. positive 60 the highest BIDDER
Proposals should be ndofed Proposals for HNnds of
ic62," and addressed to THOMAS J. TOWEsEND.
Treasurer Ne~-York and Ere Railroad Company, No IS
waist New-York. BY order OF the Board OF Director.
New York, Dee. ~, is5i
d2s iJl7b NATHANIEL MARSH. seey.
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DAILROAD MORTGAGE Bonds

HhTINVND NUN n NJ II IOFDo'-
The undersigned offer for sale -
5000 Seven Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds Of the Bai-
galo pany-hdsaa years run
Coupons attachsd-payable Is. Apnl and October.
$4,000 Seven Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds Of the New
Maven and New Tendon RailroAd-hAssa Year, TO run
Coupons AttEchea-psyabls lolh March and September
$40. 900 Sevea Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds OF the New
Haven Aad Nor,han p,on Company. Canal Railrosd>-
eighteen years to l0,h January and
JAY.
$4,000 Seven PEI Coat Mortgage Bonds Of tbs North
Indiana Railroad Compsnyten years To rsn-Cesposs
payable list February and August
These Bonds al secured by first mortgages the
spscuys Roads aud ths prnc sa payable
IA New HoTt WARD 4 CO,
AIS II No. 81 Wall-st.
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THIS DAY PUBHSHED-MARX'S
A lREAI WORK ON TUE rILElEY AII-sI.

GAL COMPOSITION Translated f.0m The German By
\ S1IoaI Esq, Editor Of The NHsioal TiEfs.
DIT AafN holds such high rank Germany pgrha -
he most eminent nuKca theosist living; al es5ac all
sfett ~o.k upon haSIcl Compassion Is - generally
,SsntG IS WITHOUT rval that any a.ioa oft
so.nVt Who are a. al acquainted with the musical hteFa
~ " Neirany would be superfu1us Ii Is peculiarly
eRilfe ''''' ~'N : - -'-~'e4en ~ VI
uatss'lon Of this work having long bee "a de,ired Is
va ~. aasns been prepared vita much care. aad
ca. 49, my aia' afoas % the wants OF the Ansri
can Pusne those who Having s1pe <BoweJrs Of music
s S-sh Anevsisdss % cIInpssioa VII dad Ihs
'1 sy me WORK. II ta0gaces twa books VIZ
BOON IL ne Eerseafs Il Muucsl Go n5asitc,
puSN - t..N 70 make AZ accompaniment 10 4 zlvsa
songs. "~@ P''!'e'
An ino< uoii to 'As work Ia, bssr pss,Asee b. tAs
The whole j. embraced one large os,svo ,,n. pro.
- ~ Fes--s'.eo !" ~ MASON X LAW
Eor sale also BY OLIVER DITsON Ara ISo y YrSv
ktT CO. Boston; THOMAS. COSPEaTH " Ar
W. Fh.Aasph-- = 3sDk1N
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IA The Second NeW-York BdiidinE Associa
80, M soa tecal meeGiRE Tor the purpose ., 81 ",
an 81 a aud &c ing ono - "h ~
nay EVENING Ian Il ~ O'CLOCK, al Una nan nav
Ro Cbhfhs square. The paobe are lhVheu "
fdetetusy be expected bg NUMBER 81 sshusnep' MY
90 an he r. tct AID operations OF Bu0tng AssFA
t,ors Pooht Of subsCnpRDs are no" ore d" IN. "so %
J BTfXTOk. JT. Secretary OF tAs y. L d, -, ~ ~
Norm william II ana at MessTs. WAX khAN LAT
TlkGs. No % FaIsoh-si. - -
~ The CitIzsns' Muual Loan and Aecu~
M uIatihz Fund Assoc iation vi hOc asptciAi meet
inr on MONDAY EVENING. Jan IL. Al ~ ocloeA, ~
tbo Room No l2l Broadway, trst oOor shofe ana
The pubc are respectfully iaysd to atIend AZ the oo-
ieets of the Society p be explained tnd addresses name
with reference TO The same go, -.~-A,...
The Books Of Subscription will be open and pahPhle"
the Csnsi luton Of the Society and az 81 ahA
IN ~ ~ WAKING and ohec's Will be distributed.
~ SIMEON DRAPER, Pendent.
y DEIATIELD SMITH, Wee PTssident. ..
J. r. KENDALL Secretary Nv 80
~ Mercantile Library Ass1ciauon.-kESU-
LAR NOMINATIONS FOh lS33
For President.
GEORGE PECKHAM----Vl with Emo Mahsny ! 20.
Wee PYesi1enf
VIM 7. B. MILLIKEN----w1tn Customs
Corresponding Secretary
JoHN MyRcH AHT----wlrh Cameron q Braru
Recording Secretary = -. r.,
CHARLEs o. RIcHARDs0S with Nassau liz 'i'''' w.
r. L. HUNT. with Butchers and DEoVeis b'"s
James ID Saith. Hot lillinshds
" On Howe.--.-----wlth Bowers besckm-h
Thomas KenwOrthy- with Clark wilson
Cyrus Clark with HILL Hyde 20 -
GsoTge e Wood .----wItA O.bblse, Work e Moore
lobp y P.ck..---..--wiih Peck * bleDdgnod
fsmes " K1apo.wIfh Swift, Naldfon 4 CO.
'"'' DOUGLAS LEFFINGWELb,
Chairman Regular Nominating Cohnils,ses
= ptCKERsGIIL, Sec y. U'DA
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OFFICE or TIE MINNESOTA mIgINo COMPANY
No. l87 GreenwIck.st !
- rho .ruuaI Neeting of the Stock holders OF
TIE MINNESOTA MINING COMPANY will be htld az
his Oice on MONDAY, the l2a Of January, instant
AZ " O'Clock NJ the E'ee ion Of Oices f'f te ehsu-
ne V,ar aud TIE uans action Of other blsiress .
~ az SAMUEL J. W. BARRY, SecrstaTyiI
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nant employment.

ENGINEER.-A competent Engineer,
81 - a., sccount If long .Yosfisnce and thorough
Lpav.das Of his AT capable Of r1u1ns an engine Sh
s,t fuel han 6iaafy, det e. situation eiiDel 90 -
rosd sosm5oat or IN sry establishment vince sieln ca
e,pes are used No objection TO 20 10 any pait oi so
irIon Ample certificates corI0bs rating his aply' NJ
can he furnished from these he has served Lststs al
Sr,sssd to ENGINEER. Office Of Gae Ir'6is.' VIII mse'
" ,,b immediate attention JiO .
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SECOND and LAST SERIES Of the SEASON.
IWESTy NIGHTS.
Will commence on MONDAY. Jas. 70, 1852
MAJ MArErzEx take, gree. pleasure n being abe 70
- the Patrons Of he O7e taai he has -ule
ed IA MAKING Arrangements tIra
LInITED NUMBER Of NIGHTS
VII" VIC A. MILE TERESA PARoDI,
The 1nsss Ger cons 9 a assss as
SIGMA. AMELIA PATTI.
ht announces .keNse. With not less satisfaction, ihs
trgasemsAt of the fANous TESOR,
sig LORENZO S.LvI.
who Will perform all tne Leading larts Of ms rich aniganel
repertoire
The Managers rressn ing, customary the list Of she
members of his comp ANY, taxes this opportunity Of con-
stustns both Oh. puohe and himself upon the ungaal
the ss'visss Of suen rare com. Dst on Of
ard while tf1gt will he irsd "a
SELF the extraordinarily great artistic resources % tao
talent s pos 2"S p me PIiSeItSI Of PfR
the public may rest assured t1a the general arrangement
will be such to reader the present SEASON te most
Lis or rnE ARTISTS
who oompOse the psrsOnnei othe Italian Opera a, Asor
''' MILE TEaFsE pARODI
SIGMA BALBISA STEFFAN0NE,
slG'R4 A. 6ERrucCA, si0RA Fi'o-fIbf4l
SIGMA A. PATTI, ,,,,,,.,,,, SiGkA CoSfI'
SION yErri. sle.R BsyEvENr,No.
Dc h TAI 'sIG'R lGNAzIo MAsiNL
A FULL AND EFFICIENT CHORUS
aud
GRAND ORCHESTRA,
carefully selected from among the best and prncpa u9m
h,rs Of bis I0rmsr companies
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NEW BOOK-Published at

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The above work vii prove be Of the mos' popular
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We know not when we have read SO interesting book
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crpilopS OF manners and customs, all mingled agree
able sange render Il the rcst delightful book of ths
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Nelard. = the subject D7nas never wrote "a better
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uoE, intspersod through the volume After reading
this hook mos, familiar with The South France
II he had Travelled there Aany chapters tuli Il
VII, others OF aEeclose Aogsiher II IL volume every
one should read " Meals Saturday Gazette.
Bookseller, News Agents and ali Others sill please
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EAGUERREOTYPE.--Just out Of
press one ofihe desirable works ever published,
treating upOp The photographic All, giving c1mpste &c
count VI the processes employed IN producing PEE ns
upon metallic plates paper glass AMI various "the Do0es
~ Robert HUnt Professor Of Mechanical Science ia The
Museum Of Practical Geology, author Of Researches on
Light" THE Poetry Of Science" otc VITA additions ny
me American Editor l2nO 200 pp., cOntani1 g ~ Illus
naiions with fine iikenesses Of DagueFre and Ncpec
pnce 81. For sale 1T the Office OF public cation No zs
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VALENTINES

VALENTINES YALENIlN IS :,
VALENTINES FISHER s BROTHER cuh
,t,,nf.f Of dea the tale gensai 20 th'N
nd .pleB5 ii assortment OF Vaen ines 70 ms -,
~, IA n. sfss sh tass have heretofore s'A Tue tfss
~ cubic iRsy eel coEGfs "a taE h-ir e1cf1i rs n
year far sTcetd my Of .htT tTneI tioss Dse.sts -
81 ers ave requested Us call before p.foAt
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rs r1utv ard faiil fgly sferded 10 y ldfr-sslis
.. .Dss'rft ~A ~ sh.a IN te94 Nes-b0lk.
L. Press. -,-
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4 Novel bv Lady Baleer Luton. from early es's'
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NEW PRACTICAL BOOKSHELF
~ MOODS GRAIN TABLES-ShoNng the value OF
Bushels AVID Pounds at given prce om 10 cts to 50 per
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THE PRACTICAL NETALWORKERs ASSIST
Being Guide u the Iron master, MoudeT Found
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JYeT AID every other Worker Metals and Alloys BY
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ly large working Drawings. Sv5 50 So, - ~
BNRNES PRACTICAL MODEL CALCuLATOh-
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For sale by al booksellers
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Successor t. y. l.. Carey Publisher Of Practical Books,
IA Sis Ph'ladelph
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ENORREST DIVORCE CASE-Hsrald
Edition full Report Of this interesting trai with
the CONsUELO LETTER and al the SUPPRESSED
EVIDENCE. by the Law Reporter OF The Ne"- YORK
Herald will be published Immediately On me completion
of the trial The HeralG saws The edition II his trSl
which is being puhI she'd b. Reporter ID cited and
referred 30 by te Court and CoInss amos daily ~hchs
the lest assurance Of its accuracy The Chief Jusscs
spoke vcraby of it's correctness Thursday andIeiefed
10 the report to settle point which was in doubt as to
whether ce tain question had been asked Anna Flower
Thus edition VIII contain excellent licensees Of M land
Mrs Forrest All orders must be addressed to
DEWITT x DAVENPORT, Publishers,
jia1 Tribune Buildings
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SCHUBERTH q CO., Music Depot,
~ No Isl Broadway. N request the public 70 inspect
therImpense stock of Music for Voice, Piano. f1r 2 g.
hands for organ Violin, Ni0Oaceo, Harp, Orchestra,
ere. IN every style, for vTtuOsos and beganers The
greatest selection the United States, OF 5000 worth
OOers of Forecn aud American Gsic viii be attended
20 with VrOnptnsss ~ M"SSu
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TIE SrMl-WEEKLY IAibUNE


pxhhshed every TUESDAY ahd Indy 80 ave,,ss
a nsr nnnum = 80 copies i0r - Ten i'i e-N-
:. ~. eepts Inc for eosn lasenion
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ROARD.-A few single gentlemen eau
he PEA. tStiy accommodated with fun or 1et.isl
Beard AZ No 426 Eud.os ilg lac
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YoR EVROFEN CIALlLAIiI"
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yEyHIS DAY Is PUBLISHED, SIR
4 FRANCIS HEADS NEW WORK, printed from
the pooi III advance II publication, direct
from Mr. Murray. The London publisher. a FAGGOT OF
FRENCH STICKS, or, PARIS IN 1885, by SIR Francis
Head. author Of Bubbles from Brunnens,' &c.
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