Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-05
THE EARL'S DAUGHTERS.

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ROCK" the CHESTER HALLIWELI4" " Stories, s'THE
SIX GRAY POWDERS, 1.-THE DIAMOND BRACELET
&c. &c.
ernl writer's genius has soop5 anorGe y% w
able to stae-havng read it in manuscript Tor it is
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greatly mistaken, of the most powerful and in
teresting stories published.
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G. P. R. JAMES. MARY HOWITT.
CHARLES DICKENS. AUTHOR OF 1.-THE RED
ALFRED TENNYSON. COURT FARM
CHARLES READE. AUTHOR OF "FARM OF
CHARLES MACKAY. GRACE GREENWOOD.
WILKIE COLLINS. MISS PARDOE.
DIR. o. w. HOLMES. FLORENCE PERCY.
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JOHN G. WHITTIER. MRS M. A. DFNNISON.
OWEN MEMEDITH. FANNY NJ. RAYMOND.
P. J: BAILEY, (Author of NORA A, PERRY.
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