Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
And one that is destined to be ranked Us the best Book
the season.. Now ready TRANSLATED, from the French.
MEMOIR OF ROBERT E0UDIM,

MEMOIR OF ROBERT H0UDlM,
Ambassador Author, Coniurer Wizard Magician Nero:
snrcer, Enchaner, aud Professor Of Slight oil
Hand. Written by himself Edited by Dir. II. Shelton
Mackensie, with q copous Index.
This Book is full Of interesting and entertaining anec
otes the interviews of the Great Wizard with the most
distinguished percentages of the present day. and gives de-
scrptions Of the mancr Of performing many OF his most
curious tricks and transformations.
bound in one volume l2no Cloth. AS pages. Price 81.
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From the Editors Preface,
man may only take his own liie' by writing his
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The world will not willingly let die. This is what Mr..
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dun prestgiteur' faithful translation Of which 4 mere
had the greatest in Europe from its lively style as
well the various information it contains historical ana
philosophical On the practice and principles OF sigloi-
hand, and the other "details mental as well as mechanical
which unite e make perfect The exhibition Of White Mag
c the antips of what our ior5iathers knew, prosecuted
and punished as the Black Art
From the Westminster Review
"whOut any sarcastic intention, we might show that
the Coniurer was really man of greater ability than
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