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TINS Ec1rcrio MAoazISE With the
January number the Eclectic enters up
ON a new volume aud a new year, which
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II, The field Of selections has been en-
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modelled aud enlarged so as to embrace
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Lee & Shepherd have just published
"The History of Paraguay" with "Notes
of Personal Observations, and Reminis-
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by Charles A. Washburn, Commissioner
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8vo. Illustrated with maps and engrav-
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The Claremont Mfg. Co. have issued
the Vermont Register and Directory for
1871, which is filled to the brim with
matters full Of interest to ermonters.-
They are for sale by booksellers and mer-
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They have also issued a like volume for
New Hampshire, both neatly gotten up.
TnE RURAL.-The number for Jan Z,
commences its Odd year OF usefuness.-
Some new features have been added. and,
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and Rural, 1915. Subscriptions can
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full of good things well spiced %
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Ayers American Almanac, for the
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