Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-02
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Or. u the features Of the new series viii Be
he publication OF rev and beautifuI story,
by ALPHOFSE DE LAHARTINE, en-
Tilted
FLOR LIZA:
an IDYLL or ITALIAN LIFE.
uhick : pr5nOuuced by eminent European
critics. 1.-THE pcg' sud Virginia of the
nineteenth century" and which is being
translated fgr our columns by
GEORGE PERRY.
rs viii ruu tlrougl. abo,s ten numbers.
As a part az oar an to keep o. readers
az "a! i ;he living literature u the werld.
and serve up for their cosmopolitan taste
choice cUnicHs;.i;oiss from living writers of
every country. W have enlisted tie service Of
s5nss able writers 10 Translate.
BRIEF ROMANCES
rom he French, German and Russian cur
cent literature.
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he usv volume vii Re
ORIGINAL 4 SPARKLING SKETCHES
81 Character, Persons ard Placss
BARRY GRAY.
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I-fri;cities." ETC.; the author If &si.es
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MRS. ESTELLE ANNA LEWIS,
lie postsss. ard
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aci as SPECIAL correspondents. ioitirS down
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