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THE LITERARY CAsKET

UeOOted to LiterutuTc, the Arts nnd ScienceS. PUBLISHED IN THE CITY OF HA RTFoRD. CON. BY B. n. NORTON & J. RUSSELL.

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 The utility of sIch work is universally acknowledged, and the fattering encourage ment which they have already received, in- duces the Publishers to believe, that the work only requires to be known, to obtain an exten. sive circulation.

 We'll written communications will at all times be thankfully received and meet with early attention.

 Hartford, (Con.) Aug. 10th, 1926. g