The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-03-06
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THE JUNIATA BY T. ADDISON RICHARDS
Illustrated by seven Engravings
COMMODORE PERRN'S ENPED. TION TO JAPAN.
Illustrated by Nineteen EngravIngs
PASSAGES OF EASTERN TRAVEL By Al AMER
illustrated by Three Engravngs
NY MY NEIGlIBoR'S STORY by the Auhor OF "ILr'
CINDEkEl.LA.-NOr A FAIRY TALE.
a PIsToi~SHoT AT THE DUELIIsrs.
THE TERRIBLE TREE
THE DRAGON-FANG POSSESSED BY TIRE con.
JUROR PlOU-LU.
LITTLE DORRIT BY CHARLES DIcKENs
IAtSndhons -IAue Mother Making Oh.
CHATTER TX Little Mother
CHAPTER y Containing the Whole Science OF
Government
CHATTER NJ. Let Loose
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT Events
LITERARY NOTICES.
Books 81 he MOIafh.
EDITORS TABLE.
EDITOR EASY CHAIR.
EDITORS DRAWER
Mythology.
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nead wind A Spanking Bree1e.-A While
Squail-An III Wind.-Runi'ng before the Wind
WIND Instruments A March Wind "A Heavy
BLOW blowing Great Gans-seudding under Bare
wind "A Hurucane-A Calm.
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