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FIrrERyTH EDITION Now READY.
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YORK, THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1860.

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NEw and Original Poem,
By
MRS. ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING,
beginning,
" He bsEtihs head open his breast.
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"THE LESLIES,"
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BAYARD TAYLOR.
TIE hr,t of articles by :he distinguished American
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1.-THE ITALIAN SCHOOLS OF PAlNTlNG.'s
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PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO, AND INDIANA"
HORACE GREELEY,
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4 SERMON,
HENRY w4I2D BEECEER,
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CAN INCIDENT"
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