Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

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MEMOIR OF ROBERT HOUDIN,

sh6lMOlh VT nObGhI dUUUlW,
Ambassador, Author, CoiJurcr Wizard, Magician Nero
nlancer Sorcer, Enclantrr and Professor of Slight Of
Hand, Written by himself Edited by Dr.. Il, shelton
Macknllsia, with c0pioul Index.
This Book il full Of interesting AMI entertaining apce-
dors Of the interviews of the Great Wizard with tho uat
distinguished crsonages Of the present day and gives de-.
asll.pa ~ mo manner OF periOrning many oil his most
curious tricks and transformations
Bound in one volume l2mor Cloth IA pages. Price a.
Anu upon receipt Of u cents additional for postage copy
OF the fplk and handsome present wpr from 10 ctnis
To 500 VIII DO sent to any person in the country
From the Edtnr's Irciace.l
mum may not only stake his own lifei' nv writing his
Autobiography without committing sio ne So but may
carry himself into future time by producing book which
the world will mot willingly lot die Tis IN what Mr.
Robert lionin the gree-i artist in what called Cour-
ing has lately lone in the remarkable book "C1ntidencps
dun Pfessiter faithful translation Of which hcre
presented to tho American recalling public. The work has
had the greatest success in Europe from it's lively style an
well as the various information 1t contains historical and
philosophical On the practice and principles of sghof
hand and tho other "details mental we'll as mechanical
which unite 70 make perfect the exhibition Of white Mag
c, tho atpodrs Of what fol jathcls knew I'd
and punished ns the Black Art.
LPron tho Westminster l,evicw
"Wtont any sarcastic Intention NO might show that
the tourer was really nun Of greater ability than
mend these NemOrt Of Robert Iioudns ~ pleasant read
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lust PUBLIsHED. ~
~ LIFE AND TIMES OF COL. DANIEL B00NE. com.
priaink history of the Early Settlement of Kentucky
VI adventure 81 the Pho
neers, TO which IL added Col Boons autohlOgruphy Cons
petc rs dictated to John fllson anil first published In
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CoLoSEt DtsiEL BooSg wtone Of the most remarkable
men that this country has prOdnced His character il
marked with originality and his actions were important
and influential In u tho interesting periods Of our
atnytat of the early settlement of Kentucky Boone
y generally acknowledged the founder OF that state
having explored II alone To considerable extent leading
tho earliest settlers; founding Bonnebnrough having dc
tended the station successfully against the attacks the
lnhahs and the prominent part which he tuuk in military
affairs Of this period Of distress and peril certainly render
s claims 10 the honurui the title Of founder of Kentucky
worry strong
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