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VT = - . H. Me- a. vhieh Jupitc, -. .nI
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" sun-Sparklng the Nectar which Jupiter Dps Nd
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NEW-YORk LEDGER this motning.s See the new, great
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/" DON'T COME HOME WITHOUT THE

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"GENIAL AS THE MIDsUMMER's Morning

~ Sun Sparkling - the Nectar which Jupiter apA and
respeDdeIt the Golden Of Besaty, eometh orth Tdz
and oii.ipa s,ory jus in THE LEDGER b. Mrs.
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BRIDE OF TBE HoUsE GoLD, NOR o. "a in.:swssrx
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0CENI4L As THE MID sUMMERIs Morning

eslendent a. The Goddess Of Beauty com>tk birth THE
and o,iaina ory Just commenced in TaE IED0ER s, NJ
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ENIAL AS HE MIDSUmMEM Motun8
N Sun-Sparklng the Nectar which Jupiter spet md
rsspendeut the Goddess Of Beauty, comeh forth TIM
NETWORK LEDGER this morning. See the new Cess
Caroline Inrahsin, entitled SARAH PERCtvALi Or Tna
BpIpr OF TIE HousE or 0oLo;' more Of the ntenaslX
FERNS Sketches; Mrs sidOURNEYs and ALICE CARY'S
Poems; COBBs, Mis-. GIBSoNS and Mrs VAu0hANa
dssl
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"NENIAL AS THE MIDSUMMER Morning

N sup-SpaAlins the Nectar which Jupiter sips sad
rsp, ndelt The Goodies. Of Beauty, e.msih forth TIN
EEW-YORK LEDGER this morning. See the new, gisas
and ori,ina story lust p THE LEDGER BY Ms
Caroline Insrshsn snriled SARAH PkRClvALi Or Tra
thrilling Story o ORION THE GOLD-BEArERi FANNY
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"CENIAL AS THE MIDSUMMERs Morning

" Sun-Sparhips the Nectar which Jupiter sips and
respend.nt The Godd.. Of Beauty eome,h orsh Thu
and o,ishal Story iu., commenced fHE LED0ER ~ Mrs.
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BRIpE OF THE HOUSE, GoLp,n more Of the intensely
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FERNS Sketches; Mrs SIGOURNEY's and ALICE CAkrs
complate Stories &C. THE LEDGER 10 for sale by oil News'
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s. CENIAL AS THE MIDsUMMER's Morning

Sun-sparkling the Nectar which Jupiter sipa and
respondent The Goodies. Of Beauty, cemsth forfh rhH
NEW-YORK LEDGER this morning. See the new, peat
and orisins Story Just commenced THE LEDGER ~ Mrs.
Carolne Insrahan entitled SARAH PERCvAL, Or. Tnn
BRIDE House oY 0oLDip more Of the intens.lX
thiiIlips Story Of ORION THE GOLDBEATERi FANNY
FERNS Sketches, Mrs SIGOURNEY's and ALICE CARYS
Poems COBBS, Miss GIBSONS and Mrs. vAU0HAN8
complete Stores lie. THE LEDGER IL for sale By Ill Nsws.
dealers
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ma 40 lHI % ~ ~ ~ ~. 9
the Goddess Of Beauty, comelh forth TIM
NEw-YORK LEDGER this morning. See she new, sre.e
Caroline Insfahsn entitled SARAH PERClVAL; Or Tna
bkipE OF THE House GoLD;" OF the Intensely
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FERN'S sketches Mrs sIGOuRNEY'S and ALICE CAeS3
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WNENIAL As THE MIDSUMMER's Morning

" Sun Sparkling ~ the NgtAr which Jupiter sips aud
.e.psndsp, The Goodies: Of B.snt eSn',s forth s,
and original Story Just commenced in THE LEDoEk ~ Mrs.
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.DONT COME HOME WITHOUT THE

hONT COME HOME WITHOUT The
~ sEwYORk LEDGER TONIGHT" = the I'd
uoLion that fond father, Afecionae tasbtnd and
devoted brother viii receive THIS MORNING. from The s Of
the fair home. See the story In THE LEDoEh
entitled, SARAH PERcINAL; Or, TIE BRIDE OF THE
HorsE GoLD also Of COBb'S great story Of Onion
The GOLD-BEATER, FANNY RERN'S skEfChEsi Mrs
slGOuRNEY's and ALICE cARYS POEMS &c. for sac
the places where newspapers sold throughout the city
az country.
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,1CENIAL AS THE MIDsUMMER's Morning

the Goddess Of Beauty eornesh forth THE
NEW-Y YORK LEDGER this morning. Bee the new, sress
aud orrL story ia THE LEDGER By Me-.
Caroline Insrahsn, entitled SARAH PERCIvALj On Tss
BRIpE or THE House Gold" Of the intsasely
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FERNS sketches, Mrs sl0OURNEf's and ALICE CARY9
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" suI-sparhing the Nectar which Jap'er sips and
re,peDGsnt TIE Goodies II Beauty comeh forth THE
EEW-YOkK LEDGER this morning " SEE The new, great
Caroline IDUah.n, entitled SARAH rERClvALi Or, Tas
BRIDE OF THE HOUSE, OLD moTe Of the inter ssly
thliIins stor, Of ORION THE 0OLD-BEArERi FANNY
FIRMS sk.t,hss; Mr. sIGOURNEYs and ALICE CARYS
po.ms, CORPS Mr. GIBSONS and Mra WAUGH ANS
complete Stories &c. THE LEDGER Tor b. III News.
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"nONT CONE HOME WITHOUT THE
~ NEw.YORK LEDGER TONIGHT" is the sA-
onCn tia; many fond her .feeiion.ie husband and de-
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the fair al See the s'ory IN THE LEDGER,
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GOLD-BEATER; FANNY TEAMS SKETCHES; Mra
SIOOuRSEY'S and ALICE CARY'S POEMS IL. For cal.
tie places where EswspsPers so.d ihrou shcs city
lid
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Mem Publications.
From The Evening Mirror.

y1yHE NETWORK LEDGER-This paper en-
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ROBERT BONNER, ESQ, Editor and Proprietor, No ~
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The new Story commenced this week by Mrs CAhoLiNE
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" Sun--spnklins the Nectar which Jupiter sips, and
re,plsndeD the Goddess OF Beauty com-th forth THf2
NEW-YORk LEDGER this norninsp See The new. grsas
And orisins story Just commenced In THE LEDER Me-
Caroline Insrshsm entitled SARAH PERCIvALi Or. Tnn
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W Sun Sparkling the Nectar which Jupiter sips and
ssyend.pt the Goddess Of Beauty eomeih forth THE
NEW-y0Rk LEDGER this morning" See the nsw great
and original story Just need IN THE LEDGER By Ms.
Csoline IDsraban entitled SARAH PERCIvAL, Or, TaE
BhiDE House GoLD;' Of the intsns -ly
thrilling stofy Of ORION THE GOLD-BEATERi FANNY
FERNS Sketches MTs sIGOURNEYs ssd ALICE CAaYS
complete Stories he. THE LEDGERs for sss BY I'll News
Dealers
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"nONT COME HOME WITHOUT THE

1UNI CUME HUME WITHOUT The
~ hEw-YoRK LEDGER TONIGHT" is the adno-
piton that fond father afeconate husband and de-
voted brother will receive THIS MORNING from the lips Of
the fair home See the story In THE LEDGER
entitled SARAH PERCIVAL; Or, The BRipE House
GOLD; also Of COBBS story Of ORION TIE
GOLD-BEATER FANNY FERNS SKETCHES Mra
sIGOURNEY's and ALICE CARYS POEMS, &c. For sale
at the places where newspapers sold throughout the city
and country.
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W sun-sparklips the Nectar which Jupiter sps, snd
rest.ndent Goddess Of Beauty eometh forth THU
NETWORK LEDGER this morning. See the new, great
Caroline InsrahsIn, entitled SARAH PERCIvAL; Or Tns
ilriI ing story II ORION THE 6oLD- BExrER, TANNf
FERNS slsiehssi Mrs sIGOuRNEYs and ALICE CAaYs
Poems COBBS, Miss GlBsONS and MIRA VAU0HAN3
complete Stories, te THE LEDGER for sale by all News
dealers.
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BEAUTIFUL BOOKS FOR PRESENTS.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-05

"nONT COME HOME WITHOUT THE
- NETWORK LEDGER -NiGHT,"is the admoni;
many fond father husband and devoted
fair oles home. See the story THE LEDGER, en-
titled SARAH PEhCIVAL; Or, The BRIDE OF rHE House
or COR also more Of COBBS great story Of ORION THE
GOLD-BEATER; FANNY FERNS SKETCHES Mrs
SIGOURNEY'S aud ALICE CARY'S POEMS, &c. For
places where newspapers sold throughout the
cit nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-05
MONT COME HOME WITHOUT THE

WnON'T COME HOME WITHOUT THE
~ NEW. YORK LEDGER TONIGHT" is the admo-
milton that many fond father afectonae husband and de-
voted brother viii receive THIS MORNING from the lips Of
the fair home See the story In THE LEDGER,
entitled SARAH PERCIVAL Or, TIE BRIDE OF rHE House
oy Coz also more Of COBBS great Of ORION THE
GOLD-BEATER FANNY FERNS SkETCHES; Mrs.
SIGOURNFY's and ALICE CARY'S POEMS, &c. For sale
At place. where newspapers sold throughout the city
and country.