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Among the attractions are the following
HAWoRTH'5, a serial novel, by Mrs. Fran
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Lowrie's." The scsue ti Mrs. Burnsti's new
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young inventor "f American birth. Hawnrih's
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ten. 1t will run through twelve numbers NJ
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Doyesen, author Of GunnAr, The Man WIN
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Morse immigrant life in 4 Western settlement.
ASrORY OF NEW ORLEANS, BY Geo. W.
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berg. This story will exhibit the state uf sOci-
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PORTRAITS OF AMERICAN POETS
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