The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-20
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LITTsLL's LIVING AGE-No. tIt-I2y cts.
CONTESTS.
!. Early Manuscript lamentations Of shsk.
2. A Word to Gen,ecl Emgrants-C hambers's
Journal.
,. Geniu, and Writings Of Bunyan- Eclectic
RsUiup.
.. Things Talked Of in London CiamDer,',
journal
8. Grsnmar and Dictionary Of the Malay Lam
guagc- fhanfnr.
8. The Losing Game Chambers's Journal
7. A Little Mistake Bsnneys MseeHany.
:. Bightcd Flowers ChaB1bcrss Journal.
9. Arabs at Amboisc-B snncy's Miscellany
10. Nccdlos-H Household Pords
IL. On the Temptation ChTisfidn Obfsrusr
~. As We Arc with Free Trade and ne We
Were without it, Erauliasr.
With Poetry and Short Articles.
wAsHiSsToS, December "a, 1Si5.
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includes portrsiture Of the human mind in the
utmost expansion ofthe present age.
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The Yankee Tea Party, or Boston in 1873, by
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L'ROM PARIS Historic dun Coup d'Etat, par
Il ". Belouno; vol, Psris, 1852.
Lemartne; Historic de ia Reclamation; 5th vol,
Paris, 1852.
De Greasy; Regiments Consulaires dee princi.
paur Etats Msritincs, de Europe ct PAmcrique;
vol, Leipsic, 1851.
Considerations Generates sur FOccan Indien par
Kerhallet, Capitaine de Fregate; Paris, 1851.
Japan, Tndo--Chine, &c, par Jancigny; ! vol,
Paris 1850.
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