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its beautiful embellishments.
/. THE EcLEcrIc as 9 monthly Magazine, Of ~
pages or more double columns has superior in lit
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fine Steel Plates and 100 Portraits end Faces in 1859
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"BosToN, Sept 80, 1859.
81 concur in the highly favorable opinions of the
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ny eminent persons and in several leading journals
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udicously selected 30 as to present great variety Of
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