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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
vI,HAT /" "ARTFtI DODGERn who 6rnres

with such despng efec. in Dickens's Oliver Twist"
will not compare with the American youpsster, GOODFOR
NOTHING DICK for quaint humor and al the pecocious fun
ofs regular case Such another genius" the latter is
such the for like him would make the whole world
hystercsl with laughter And this inexpresby fsceous
Of" "GOOD.FORNOTHING DICK Or, A HERO OF HUMBLE
LpB" commenced this week in that brilliant depository of
Romance and Art the NEW.YORK WEEKLY MERCURY
For sale by all News Dealers and Booksellers in the United
States and Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
). uAvE WE A DICKENS IN AMERICA ~

This will be the Involuntary exclamation Of the
FoRSoTHNG DICK or asso uopy on Hs%ssts Heos
LIFE" for the hrst time finished BY that admirable
lean writer Dr. n. Robinson and In the NEW
YORK MERCURY In quaint humor shaded here aud there
with the most touching pathos this sparkling biography
the soursst cynic laugh until his sides ache oOOD-FoR
NOTHING DICK" is commenced in the NEW-YORK MER-
Curry for this week. ready at sl the News ana
Bookstores In the United States.
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r LITERARY PEpPER-SAUCE.

Ponderous volumes of scientific researches and endless
psges Of Rsdcian endursbe for while but the
mind ckens Of then unless IL regenersted occasionally with
something In the Of literary pepper saucesomethg
gent 9ctenns and refreshing Hence the reading public
poits Of the nimitable G0OD-FOR-NOTHiNG DICK,u
whose hq%SCqs o siSpsghS Sy d. RoslysOs commences
BILE droey quick wit and general fun this Nothing
genius had rival and the tens Of Thousands
laugh at his repressibe" oddities procure the NEW
YORK MERCURY In which they embalnsd, any
stand or bookstore in the country.
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O,OOO PAID to any who produce the mate Of
that nmby Uny and huorousy grotesque youth known
GOOD FOR-NOTHlNG DICK, whose complete biography,
by the famous American Humorst and Romance Dr. j. H.
Robinson is commenced this week in the NEW-YoRK
WEEKLY MERCURY. Dick 10 what the world calls " 9
scter" and this graphic and sparkling of his sd.
ventures trials sugheble nishsps sdesPtng exploits and
general experiences Of city life, In all its lights and shades
Of the richest treats s1gbng sphere
GO0D-FOR-NOTBING DICh" makes his debut In the
be Papes'snds and Bookstores in the Uni ed states and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
T,HAT "ARTFUL DODGER," who figure

with such side splitting effect In Dickens Oliver T.ss"
NOTHING DCK gusin. hu,Por and :. the prscscoas fan
he ngd IN The snras Of oddsa and Is fortunate that s5eh
The csse for TWO like him would make the whole world
s itb laughter And this nezpessiby cetions youth 10
tbe hero OF DR. H. Robinsons pest Humorous Story o.
GOOD FOR NOTHING DICK; Or, HERO OF HrrBE .
r,vy y commenced this week In that brilliant depository
Rnr.nee and Art the NEw.yORK WEEKLY MERCURY
For sale by ell News Dealers and Booksellers In the Unle
Stat nd Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

THAT "ARTFUL DODGER," who figures
with such side splitting effect in Dckenss Oliver Twist
win not with the American youngste GooD-FoR
NOTHING DICK for quaint humor and all the peeocou fun Of
regular case" Such another genius the latter not to
be found In the annals Of oddes and Is fortunate that such is
like him would make the whole world
ia with laughter And this ne1pesbly facetous youth Il.
the Hero OF Dr. j. H. Robinsons great Humorous Story Of
"G00D-FOR-N0THlNG DICK; Or, HERO HUMBLE
LYR" commenced this week in that brilliant depository OF
Romance and Art, the NEW-YORK WEEKLT MERCURY.
For sale BY all News Dealers and booksellers in the United
States Canada.
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a. TTAVE WE A DICKENS IN AMERICAT'

This will he the involuntary exclamation OF the hum
reds thousands who read the ousgeoay funny story OF
sGOOD- FOR NOTHING DICK; Or, A HERO or HUBBLE
Linz for the fret time finished By that sdmrbs Amsesn
xster DIR j. VI. Robinson, and commenced In the NE "
YORK MERCURY. In quaint humor shaded here and there
with the most ouchyg psho this sparklns biography Of
ht.s,0 eouals soe Of Dckenss be efforts and will make
tbs sonrest cync laugh until his aides ache "G0oO-kOh-
N0THTNG DICKn is commenced in the NEW-YOhk MEX,
Curry for this week, Dow resdy a. AL 'he Ne"'snos anu
Booksores in the United states
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II LITERARY PEPPER-SAUCE.

II III
~ Ponderou volumes OF scientific researches and endless
pages Radcsn endursbe while; but the
ckens them unless is regenersted occasionally with
something in the literary pepper saucesomethpg
gent and refreshing Hence the reading public
fail 10 devour With svdily the exctucatingy uany
plots Of the inmitable "GOOD-FOR-NOTHING DICK
whose humorous biography by Dr. H. BoBysss commences
in the NEWYO YORK MERCURY for this week For iresisti
bic droeIy quick wit and general this Good
genius Lad rival and the tens Of Thousands who wish
augh az his "iTepresbe' odites procure the NEW
YORK MERCURY in which they embalmed, at any
stand or book store in the country.
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WuAYE WE A DICKENS IN AMERICA "

II This will be the involuntary exclamation Of the
deos thou snds read outrageously funny
"GOOD-fUR-N0THINGD DICK; Or A HERO OF HUMBLE
LlyR" Tor the s time finished by that admirable
writer Dr. j. II. Robinson. and commenced in NEW
YORK MERCURY In quaint humor b.1ed hsrs aud there
With the most touching psiho' as spang biography OF
character equals some o. ckenss best Efforts and will mshe
the .ouIest cyn: laugh until h. sides ache, G0oDFOR-
NOIh,Ne DICK" is commenced in the NEWYORK MER.
CUhf for ils week ready ali the Newssands and
Bookstores in the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

''|INHE IRREPRESSlBLE CONFLICT" be-
tween desire to be serious and nstarai inclination
to laugh anything sughabe will be quickly decided In the
the eger Thousands both North and south who
hi. TO read DR. RoBIssoSs story GOOD
For quaint humo Joyous droery pungent wcsm and spark
ling pictures this witty biography altogether unryed
wl do 10 spread kmes the whole face o our
country than all the jokes about dunon uttered IN
Congress We may add, that 'oooD-yoR NorHso Dck"
ready all the newtsDis and book stores In te United
Slater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
ss HAVE WE A DICKENS IN AMERICA ?

LAVE WE A DIChENO IN AMEhlNA!
This vii be the involuntary exclamation OF the hun
eds Of thousands who read the outaseogsy funny story
"COOD-FOR-NOTHlN0 DICK; On, A HERO or HUMBLE
LIYE" for the fret time finished by that admirable Amer
lean writer Dr. j. H. Robinson, and commenced in the NEW
YORK MERCURY In quaint humor shaded here and there
with the touching pethos this sparkling biography OF
character equals Of Dicksnss best efforts and will make
the cync lauah until his ssdes GOODFOR-
NOTHING DICK" 10 commenced in the NEW-fORK MER-
curry for this week ready at all the Newsstands and
Bookstorts In the United States.
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< 600 DOLLARS REWARD Will BE

CsOOO PAID TO any who can produce the m ste on
tnSt funny and humorousy goesqus youth
OUoU-FoR-NOThfNQD DICK. whose complete biography,
by the famous American Humorst Romancer DR.. j. n.
noSipsos is commenced this week in the NEwYoRK
WEEKLY MERCURY. DICK Is what the world calls ~
character and th. graphic and sparl Of his sd
ven trials lans liable mishsps .idepittns e.p and
general experiences OF city M In all It's lights and shaes s
one OF the richest treats served hem sphere
"G0OD-FOR NOTHING DlCKn makes bis debut IN the
number Of the NEW-Y0RK MERCURY Now RRADY a. al
the Pspertanas and Bookstores the United States and
Canada -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
r literary PEPPER SAUCE.

Ponderou volumes Of scientific researches and endless
pages of kadcsn epdursbls for while; but the
ind eken thsm uDess regenerated occasionally with
something in the way literary pun
gent and reesng Hence the reading paoc
not fail devour with avdty the eIcrucisting fun
ploits of the inimitabe GOOD-F -FOR-NOTHl DICK"
whose humorous biography BY Dr. RoBIssos commences
the NEWl DIRK MERCURY for this week. For rrosisti
Bile oroery quick wit general fun this Good for Nohig
genius had rival the OF Thousands who wish
laugh at his irTepresble" oddities procure the NEW
YOBb MERCURY In which they embslmed at any
stand OF bookstore In tne country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

Il tween desire to be serious and natural inclination
to laugh thing augabe will be quickly decided the
cases Of the eager both North and South who
FOR-NOTHlNG DICK Or, A HERO OF HUxBIe LIFg.g
For quaint bomor joyous drolery pqnsens wcm aud spark
ling penpictures this witty biog Apply s altogether unfyaed
aud viii do to spread smiles the face of our
country than all the jokes about dsunion
Congress. We may add that "GooD yoR- NorHIss DcK,
makes his debut in the HEWY0RK MERCURY for this weei
ready Ut al the stands and the Uted
stattg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

eD,OVJO PAID N any who produce the mate Of
that innaOy funny and humorously groesque youth
as OOOD-fOR-NOTHls 10 DICK" whose complete blos-
raphy by the famous hnInorst and Romancer Dr.
J. kobinsop, commenced this week IN tho NEW-YORK
WEEKLY hER.URY. Dick Is what the word csl.s D
and this graphic sparkling narrative OF his sd
Seninres trials sushs5e mhsps, sdesptting exploits and
general experiences Of city life all its lights and shades 10
richest ersed ughns
"GOOD-t tOR-NOrHING DtCk' makes bis debut In the
the PspeIsbds and Bookstores in the United States and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
THAT "ARTFUL DODGER," who figures

THAT "ARIFUL DODGER," who figures
n With such effect In Dickens Oliver Twist"
VIII not compare with the American youngster GOODFOR
NOTHING DICK quaint huuor and the precoous fun Of
regular care" Such another genus the latter not to
be found Of oddities s
With laughter And this nexpressibly fscetious youth T.
the bero OF Dr. j. II hobn.ons great Humorous Story of
"oOOD-FOR-NOTHING DICK; Or A HERo OF HUMBLE
LuE" commenced this week In that brilliant depository Of
omsn,e and Art, the NEWi 0RK WEEKLY MERCURY.
For sale by al News Dealers and Booksellers in the United
States anada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
" lave WE A DICKENS IN AMERICA p

AlANE T. w II Il OlOhENo Nv AnAEhlCA!
This win be the involuntary exclamation Of the hun
dreds Of thousands who read the oursgeonsy funny story OF
"GOOD- FOR-NOTHING DICK; Or, HERO OF HUMBLE
the time finished by that admirable Amer
writer Dr. J. n. Robinson, aud commenced in the NEW
YORK MERCURY In quaint bumor shaded hert and there
with touching pathos this sparkling biography Of
cbrse equals some Of Dckenss best efforts and will make
.he ourest cynic laugh until his sides ache GOOUFOR
NOTHING DICK" Is commenced in the NETWORK MER-
Curry this week, ready at al the Newssands and
Bookstores in the United States.
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Z OOO DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE

OsOOO PAID to any one who can produce the mate Of
that nmsby funny aud bumorousy oteque youth known
as " GOOD FORNOTHlNG DICK" whose compiee bi1sra'
pby by the American humorst aud komanceI Dr. j.
H. hobiLson, Is commenced this week In the NEWYORK
WEEKLY MERCURY. DICK is what the world calls " a
csrscter this graphic and sparkling narrative Of his i'd
ventures trials augabe mhaps sideplittng exploits and
sener experiences Of city life In all its ghts and shades h
the served laughing hemisphere
" "GOOD.FOR.N0THIN9 DICK" males his debut in the
number Of the NEW.Y DIRK MERCURY Now READY at all
the Pspeands and Bookstores In the United States and
Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
vTyHAT "ARTFUL DODGER." who figure

TI,HAT "ARTFUL DODGER," who figures
with such de-sptng effect In Dickenss Oliver Twist"
viii not compare With the american yo1ngster GOOD FoR
eguar case" Such another gens the latter Is not TO
10 the annals Of oddes and IL fortunate tina, such
the like him would make the whole world hys,e
cal with laughter And this inexpresbly scetious youth
the hero Of Dr. H. Robinon's great Humorous Story OF
LBE" commenced this woi in that eri4.t degSsi!9y
For by all News Dealers and Bookseers In the United
and Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
ry1HE HERO OF TUMBLEDOWN ALLEY is

one of the and most amusing characters Of the d
He il known to a laughing world as "GOODFORNOTHlN6
DICK and bis biography by the famous writer Robin
sou Of productions offered TO the
public by American author IT'S commenced IN ne NEW
YORE MERCURY for this week aud will provoke long
roar Of hearty from Maine to Texas and from oseen to
ocean. "GOOD-FOR-NOTHING DICK" Is a real Dicken-
sonsn character full Of irresistible fun aud sparkling with that
Mind @bcb excites the widest mh, yet never ohends
the susceptible modes.y The first chapters Of ths mint
able depr (hdndsoel elp Muftrated appear III n NE"
YORB MERCURY for this week, ready at ali the News
stap and Book stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

tween desire to be serious and natural inclination
to laugh at Ugabe will be quickly decided In the
the hou and both North and SOUTH wh9con
NJ, nee this week read Dr. j. H. RoBssoSs story Of GOOD
EOR MOTH ING UiCK, On A HERO OF HUsBLR LIYE -
For quaint humor oyons doery p9nsent ycm and .p,ii
and spread smiles the whole face OF our
country all the JOKES about disunion uttered In
Coune,s We may add that "GoOD- -NoTHIsG DICK"
sLes bis dbut IN the NEWYORK MERCURY FOR this week
ready all the newstands and in the United
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
rTHE HERO OF TUMBLEDOWN ALLEY i.

TIE uJItO VT IUNDIIIDOWN dbLEI Ib
Of the oldest and amusing characters of the day
be Is known to laughing world "GO0D-fOR-NOTHING Nc
DlCK" and his biography BY the nons writer, II. Robin
is OF the most produ ons offered the
public by American author Il is I'm
YORK MERCURY for this week and will provoke long
hearty Maine Texas and from ocean 10
ocean "GOOD-FOR-NordlNG DI IN" is real Dick
ensonsn character full Of irresistible fun aud sparkling with
that kind Of wit which excites the widest uh yet never
lends the mos, susceptible modesty The first chapters this
inimitabe sp despt fhandscev asrated appear the
NEW-YOkK MERCURY for this week, ready all the
Newssisnds and Bookstore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

FTNHAT "ARTFUL DODGEh, VINO hgures
with such ade-spng effect in Dickens oysT r iTI, g6
viii moi cotnpare with the American yonng.ter oOOD-
NOTHING bICK for quaint bnmor and athe recocons un OF
Irregular case" Such another genius a. ths asr Is no. 70
be for Two ike him would make the whole wofd hyste
il with laughter And this ineIpressble f1etons yoon
tbe hero on DIR J. H. Robnson's sIeat Huns2rous Soy OF
GOOD -FOR-NOrHfNG DICK Or HEEc oI I,ns dnnsLs =,
Ityy comsueed week IN that brilliant dsEosi.2ry 9
Ron,snee and Art me NEW YORK WEEKLY MEHSuhf;
For sse by al News Dealers AMI Bookseers IN the oeo
States fHd Careos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
THAT "ARTFuL DoDGER," who figures

INHAT "ARTFUL DODGER," who figures
with such eide splitting effect In Dickenss Oliver Twist
will not compare with the American youngsr, GOOO.FOR
NOTHING DICK for quaint hunor and precocous fun OF
regular case" Such another genius as the latter
be found IN the annals Of Oddities and fortunate that such
cal with laughter And thi. ne1pessibl acetous youth s
the hero Of Dr. j. r. Robnsons great Humorous Story Of
"GoODFOR-NOTHING DICK; Or, A HERO op HUssIs
LIps commenced this week in that brilliant dep1s.ary Of
Romance and Art, the NEWY0RK WEEKLY MERCURY.
soI sale oy all News Dealers and Booksellers in the United
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
o II a AZ v E !

DICK Ms IN
AMERICA ln-This
viii be the involun-
tary exclamation OF
the hundreds of.hou.
sands who read the
outrageously funny
story of F" GOOD
RN OTHING
DICK; Or, A HERO
OF HuNRLE LIYK,"
now for the first time
finished by that ad-
mirable American
writer, DR.. J. II.
Robinson, and com.
meDeed N the NEW.
YORK MERCURY.
In quaint humor,
shaded here and thsre
with the most touch
ingpethos, thisspark.
ling biography OF "a
character " equals
some OF Dickeus,s
best efforts, and will
make the tourest
cynic laugh until mis-
sides ache. "0OOD.
FORM OF HIN
DICkp 10 com.
menceiin the NEW
YORK MERCURY
for this week, now
ready at all tue News
stands and Book.
s,ores In the United
Ststef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
rVHE HERO OF TUMBLEDOwN ALLEY is

v Il
of the oldest and most amusing characters Of NE day
he is known to laughing world as "0OOD-FOR-NOTHIN0
DICK, and his biography BY The famous writer H. Robin
productions offered TO the
public by American author is commenced In the NEW
YORK MERCURY for this week. and will provoke one long
roar of hearty laughter Maine to Texas and from ocean TO
ocean. "0OOD-FOR-NOrHING DICK" is real Dick
ensonsn character full Of irresistible fun and sparkling wie
tends the most susceptible nodesty The I,t chapters Of th
mmable jeu d. fhdadsomsy MusTdted appear In tho
NEwYORk MERCURY Tor this week, ready at all the
News stands and Bookstores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
" HAvE WE A DICKENS m AMERICA y

HAVE WE A DICKENS IN AMERICA"
This viii be the involuntary exclamation OF the hun
dreds Of ound who read the oasgeousy funny story Of
"GOOD FOR-NOTHlNG DICK; Or, HERO OF HUsBIk
LpB" the time finished by that admrabe Amer
csn writer, Dr. H. Robinson, and commenced in the NEW
YORK MERCURY. In quaint humor, shaded here and there
with the touching pshos this sparkling biography Of
chacter equals Of Dckens's best efforts and will make
the sourest cynic laugh until his sides sche GOODfOR
NOTHING DICK I" Is commenced in tn, NEW-YORk MEH.
Curry this week ready at all the Newss,and ond
bookstores In the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
. yIIVE IRREPREssIBLE CONFLICT" be.

WI NHE IKhEPhEOoIDLL OONI LIC UO'
tween Q desire be serious and natural inclination
to laugh anything nghebe win be quickly DECIDED IN the
The both North and South who com
menoe this week read DR. j. H. RoRISoss story of
FOR-NOTHING DICK; On, A HERO OF HUBBLE LiPR'
or quaint humo Joyous doey pungent wittcsm and sPsf
ling pen pictures ths witty biography altogether unrvsed
md vii do more spread smiles the whole face OF
country than all the jokes sbOnt disunion ever uttered In
msle his debut In the NEwYORK MERCURY for this week
now rLdy at al and bookstores In the United
Efafar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
+" III A A y y E ?
Die X Z Ms IN

AMERICA t"-Tbis
win be the involan.
tary exclamation Of
the hundreds ofthou-
SANDS who read the
cutrsgeouay funny
story of " GOOD.
FORM Nc
DICK; ; Or, A HERO
OF HUMBLE LfrB,"
DOW for the first time
finished BY that ad.
mirable American
writer, DR.. J. II.
Robinson, and com
nenced In the NEW
YORK MERCURY.
In quaint hpmor,
shaded here and there
with the most touch
ing psthos, this spark
ling biography Of "a
character y equals
some Of Dickeus's
best efforts, and win
make the sourest
cynjc laugh until his
ndes ache. GOOD
FOR-NO I HING
DICK |" 10 COM
menced in the NEW
YORK MERCURY
for this week, now
ready at all the News
stands and Book.
stores In the United
states.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
rIlHAT 0ARrFuL DODGER.0 who figures


with such side splitting effect in Dckenss Oliver Twist
will not compare with the American youngster GOOD-FOR-
NOTHING DICK, for quaint humo and all the precocous fun
OF regular case Such another genius as the latter not to
Is the case like him would make the whole world hys
riea with laughter And this facetious youth
the hero of Dr. j. H. Robinson great Humorous Story OF
"GOOD- -FOR-NOTHING DICK; Or, HERO OF HUMBLE
LyR commenced week in that brilliant depository Of
Romance and AIT the NEW.Y WEEKLY MERCURY.
FOR sale by all News Dealers and Booksellers in the United
States and Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
"HAAhy 4 4 = y Z Z
~ ~ ~ m. ~ n ~

~ Il y N n N . Il N
AMERICA p-This
viii be the involun-
tsry exclamation Of
the hurdreds of thou.
sands who read the
outrsgeously funny
story Of " GOOD
FOR. NC
DICki Or, A HERO
OF HUMBLE LIFk," I"
now for the first time
finished By that ad-
mirable American
writer, Dr. J. II.
Robinson, and com
menced In the NEW
YORK MERCURY.
In quaint kumor,
shaded here and there
with the most touch
ing pathos, this spark
ling biography Of "a
charactern equals
some OF Dickens's
best efforts, and win
make the sourest
eynic laugh until his
rides ache. " GOOD
FORM U T HING
DICK y is com.
nnenced IN the NEW
YORK MERCURY
for this week, now
ready at allthe News
stands and Book.
stores In the United
States,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
:" III 4 4 = y z z

ID &c X T. " y IN
AMERICA iD- This
viii be the inyolun-
tarJ exclamation Of
the hundreds Of thou
sands who read the
outrsseonsly. funny
gtory OF "GOOD-
FORM NC
DICK; Or. A HEao
OF HUMBLE LIBR,n
now for the first tinde
finished oy ths. sd-
mirabIe American
writer, Dr. J. II.
Robinson, and com.
meoced In the NEW
YORK MERCURY.
In quaint humor,
shaded here and there
with the most touch
ing pathos. this spark
hing biography Of "s
character equals
some Of Diskens's
best eforts, and VIII
male the sourest
eynic laugh until bis
sides ache. {" GOOD
FOR. NOT HING
DICKn is COM
meucedin the NEW.
YORK MERCURY
for ,his week, now
ready Il al the News
stands and Book
stores In the United
ttAtee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
lave wE'A DICKENS IN AMERICAr

IA This win bethe in
voluntary excismsr
ton Of the yhupdreds
whoresd tie Outrage
eusiy funny story Of
"GOOD-P FOR
NOTHING DICK;
Or, A HERo OF Hun.
pIn LIyR" now for
the first sime finished
By that admirable
American writer, DR.. ..
J. ii. Robinson, and
commenced In the
NEW-YORK MER-
Curry. In quaint
humoy shaded here
and there with the
sost touching Pc
thos, this startling
biography Of AchaT-
sctern equals some
efDickens's best ef
forts, ana viii make
the scurest cynic
hneb until his sdes
sehe 0OOD-FOR-
NOTHlNG DICK"
y commenced IA the
NEW-YORKMER-
Curry for this week,
now ready at ell the
NewEstaDds and
Bookstores In the
United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
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DoOUO any one who produce the mate Of that
irintaby funny humorouty youth known
"GOOD-FOR-NOTHING DICK % whose complete biography
by the famous American Humors and RomsnceIl Dr. j. ~
Robinson Il commenced this week In the NEW-YDHk
WEEKLY MERCURY. DICK is what the world calls " a
graphic and sparkling narrative Of his sd
ventures trials laughable mishsp sdespttng exploits and
general experiences Of city @ ia all is lights and shades Is
one of the served laughing hemsphere
i,GOOD-FoR-NOTBING DICK" makes his debut in the
number Of the NEW-YORK MERCURY Now RsADY at all
the stands and Bookstores in the United States and