Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-23
EmersOn's WnrnZipe and Putnam
Eclectic Monthly Magazine.

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WALTER SooTT Lord JEFFREY, WORDSWORTH, ocKHa RT,
contents r'ch and vari' reqn Qnarierirs
end Nag; mes "a rorrsis. IS bofrarhcal 81 etches
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u contains the cream Of the Fo eign Q arteries.
1t contains tie cream of he vcr' ign hlies.
II contains articles from q abIsst Of England.
1t contains 'ixteen beauful po' trails in 1857
The portrait are orth half the price o: the work.
1t contains three large volume double columns 1900
is believed to be The best aEine ofpermanent vane
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We uo'e fev OF the nanv notes OF commendation we
have received from gentlemen wei known in the literary
wor d.
Concentrations of the Eclectric.
From the Re0 DR. Bacon, of the Central Church, Ne,O-
Hauen.
The se'econs for the FoLEcrrc are made with much
judgn ent md good from whole &c of Fri sh
periodical ersure. No publ carton the ind. it in
reading for a. in eIie' mt family. LEONARD BACON.
NEW HAVEN, july /, 1857.
From the lion. Theodore Fr65inghuysen, President Of
Rutgers College.
could not a"or' to take all the Foreign Qnarteres
and Msgaz' es, II nj hed and If Ia them have
but in The fno in we'll selected articles nearly
all ma are tru DIS rabe I. FRELI GHUYskN.
Nkw BAUNswIcK Dec. 7, 1887.
From EeD. DR.. Humphrey, of amherst College
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From Rev. Or. Ha,oks.
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one who keep with he progress of thought and
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From the Independent.
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1855.
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