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cess 80 LONDON Tunes
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On Saturday, March %;
CHAR KINGLE Y's POEMS.

On Saturday, March y:
CHARLES KINGLE Y's POE ms.
~ Now first collected by himself The Author of Hypsts,
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The publication Of this volume Of poems, will, we thnk
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ght what before only indicated IN bis
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through his novels excellent they might have been
written by mere novelist in happy hour of inspiration
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fret lis long literary but Buwer s no poet
Kingsley however b and amount Of in future cannot
the The volume before makes good his claim to
the lsure
Kngeys poetry has ell the chsrsceristics Of his prose
1t peIvaded by air Of genuineness and sincerity t Is
spirited and picturesque Above all il Is earnest Ii there
ever was author that Charles Kingsley His
works halfbaitles" . iAlb'on.
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VETERINARY 81 RECON,

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viii CIV sat iStdetiu T.. ~ that employ HIM " Gu
pr,ripr r'se,l trftiiIcai a, jut tth'r uAh -
If New Yok lie II hsrr "iN at'w month, iini th''
man, imprrta,t 'ufes h. has n ci'd Inc hc eau
wi ~, dk nlu. hun than rtriliS be Inserted
IA = \ w>rait
The follow iue gentlemen who hhvr cuiiluNcf lin
.ncc b, cam here OH The most ca>"s. will eei
i1fS to his abilities COMPETENT Veterinary Sun
s,,d
Aliiseases warranted cured ii curahc, OF no mon
~ pail
VI earnestly >nlieit~ \ tritl IN any >"vnr" case
what'N-r' ANY he caIn'i cur" II any "thrr nsn
can h. got u cur il he VIII pay hi., cut 81 his own
,-rS"t.
Pol" evils and Fi>tulas warranted cured IN any
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-04-05

OORN MEAL-fresh from the mill, kept 60 lsiant.
" ly on hand, by D'ARMOND.