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Longei'ow's Hyperion, beautifully illustrated,
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Lectures on Life and Health, the Laws and Means
otPhysical Culture, by VIM Alcott, u, with
Genesis and Geology or investigation into the
Cancellation off the modern doctrines of Geology,
with the declarations of Scripture, by Dennis Crof-
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Mathis and Vespers, with Hymns and occasional
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Harry Muir tale OF Scottish Life, by the author of
Mrs Margaret Maitland, Merkland, &c, l volume
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The vigorous pen of the au thor of Margaret Matt
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great spirit. The scenes possess deep interest
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Ellen Linn Franconia story, being the SEQUEL to
Rodophus, by Jacob Abbott beautifully bound, ell
graved title pages, and numerous illustrations,
lomo muslin
This volume constitutes the seventh of the Fran
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be comprised in ten volumes, the first being now
ready. Malleville, Wallace Mary Efskine, Mary
Bell, Beechnut Rodolphus, Ellen Linn, Stuyvesant,
Caroline, Agnes.
The several volumes are sold separately each one
constituting distinct and independent work, al
though the localities are referred to- and the
same characters reappear successfully in all of
them.
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Bleak House, part l3, by Chas Dickens with illustra-
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The Bourbon Prince, the History of the Royal Dau-
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There is no more interesting and affecting chapter
in French History than the story of the fe captivity
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ma with greater variety ofmovement with deeper
tragic interest than the sad changefu though brief
life ofthe Royal Dauphin.
The death of the of Louis XVI, and Marie An
toinette has been epted by the writer histo-
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considered testimony of De Beatchesne beyond any
chance Of doubt on the part of the intelligent and
honest and even ofcavil from the skeptcal and dis.
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NICK OF THE WOODS
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Nick of the Woods, or the Jibbenainosav tale of
Kentucky, by Robert M Bird, Nj D, author of Gala.
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Agnes Sorel, novel, by 6 r. James. Esq, author
ola Life OF Vicsstudes, Pequ:nilo, the Fate, Aims
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