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Summer Nctreats.

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Chances for Business Msn.

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OM WANTED.-A smart BOY who writes well
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NYRTLs wREA H. by MINNIE MYRTLE.

WI Putfshed this day ~
MYRTLE WREATH; or. srSAY LEA'Es hsSALLh0' " viz
d. hyrle voi limo with Illustrations - . . -
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gOkTEkTsNv children Thanksgiving IN Ne~-i q
81 infan- PAYING sunbeam; Mlsie; Love snd Nonsf
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Lov. Country Consn Oar Baby, Husbands SON \
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Extract from Preface. ,.-,
imsF nation ard fancy have he'd iis 70 DO win nes -
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THE CLAR-HIs COURT and PEOPLE. b. J. : Maxwell /
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,I,HE NEW HYDROPATHIC FAMILY PHYsI-

rI'HE NEW HYDROPATIIIC FAMILY PliYsi-
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Gnefial Notices.


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New YORK u. 1854
T,mpernnce Convemon.-The DELEGATED TE xgf6sy
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