The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-12
Frank LeSlie'S New Paper


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AK. Gardner. N ID, author of many Inn
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"The Ring OF Fire; or, The Sorcerer OF
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or the East. portraying the reign OF the
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"outwitted; A Novel OF CircumstantIal
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sThe House OF Mullen, Rokes Co., :" by
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ian Hour in a Disseetine Room" This
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1.-THE Diamond Ring; How it was Lost
and Found" This story Is founded on
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The Lovers Revenge; A Tale OF the
| Mexican War" lt IS una ally exciting.
1t is from the pen OF Mayne Reid. Illus
- Lost in a Pyramid; or, The Mummy's
| Curse" This Is a rine imaginative sketch
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HHow Got into the Ball OF st. Peters -
An Interesting relation, by Franz Leslie,
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.sThe Post-Onice Box; or, The Conspir-
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1.-THE Magic Soup Kettle" A Fairy Tale.
mwho Viii Garry bT gye' Tie 4s hu-
= Poems" BY William Ross Wallace
"a American Institute. Notes of the Doings
of the Polytechnic Association aud Farm
Medical Information: Health What is
II? By DIR. A. X. Gardner, author OF many
textbooks on medicine.
The Dinner Table: How 10 Live and
What to Eat. BY the Chef de Cuisine at the
Scientific discoveries: Aluminium. By
Prof 9. A. Joy, Lecturer on chemistry
and Related sciences az Colnm pla Coilege'
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