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THE OLD HON. S T Z 4 d
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e yoefJ from u L4Hgfhy reriey IN The Erenia9 NtrroT
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captain GIBSON's BOOK:
" TIE PRISON OF WELTEVREDEN,


< GLANCE AT TIE EAST INDIAN ARcHPELi7o
braces some cary Influences, which led the
ye.se The it, vtpg m.uy .msl ilsnds but ittie kuosa
in he South Atlantic and Indian Oce.ns bi' arrival 10 he
M.l., an Ahipesg1 aid SOLO 10 The interior If ~ nstra
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e. msn, refined and tastefl civizaon OF
bsppy okPosion to receive ths 'ro rs OF nor7 oaSneios
hetism Of ceVot nm macy IL. sic9s sooeInf upn ths
finally enabled him. when his e in danger to effect his
Ibe romantic be- uty aud poetic life If odan Is
RIVED ID The OF Eas STORY viii the Is t,
Of The copntry and Of Euro influence and
don ipi, sre st forth in ,obr garb but &c alone
efnted and al but sms pJrto0 OF whs' might be
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worthless princes, aod eple heroic women
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rocks seemed with GOD Proves filed wh 'pc aud so IN
b, na.u BY cruel things in the water on the earth in tue
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tuthfun highest OF
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~ heir umb by the def that t- estor has set up
sfouud then the deadly biri-p that save them tom
D. Caucasian DtemIture must ever ne the sole
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h. extended and demand that attention f. N siotere
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JAVA AND SUMATRA-
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A GORGEOUS ROM NOE,

A Q r G E 0 y NJ z Z,
A BRILLIANT and VIGOROUS NOVELIST"
In a Critical Review Of the New Rom
By HENRY w. HERBERT, ESQ,
entitled
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ATAlF OF SAXON SLAVERY IN SHERWOOD FOREST
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Proclamation,

MAYOR's OFFlCE, NeW'1sTk, TOy' T, 100
The sppegarce and parade Of soldiers upon the Of an
election sui republican but not Amerca The statute
OF the fIbds from until Wednesday mex, aness
called orisy No ugeroy like the latter OF.
pected by But deem duy to ,dyi.e officers aud
companies, that the law forbds appear
ano OF their whio the time above men
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excellent spirit eyhng ssvoing Of excitement 70 be
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notify bet~een this date end the day coed
jns e,c that may take measures 10 tnforce tue law
for parade have been made In Ignorance oil the
law comm Al dants will immtdi stely postpone them.
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
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