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Alison for one dollar! Just published, ni one large
and splendid volume, octave size, on newand beail-
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from the commencement Of the French revolution in
1889, TO the restoration of the Bourbons in 1915,
abridged for the use Of the general reader and also
for colleges, academies, and other seminaries Of
learning, by Edward s. Gould, Esq. VIZ N


Blackwood's Magazine for October. Contents-
l. Mills Logic. 2. My Country Neighbors. g. Ira
vels Of Kerim Khan. 4. The Thirteenth, a Tale Of
Doom. 5. "reminiscences of Syria. 6. The Fate of
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Just published, the Monthly Serial Supplement to
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Neil, or Times Of Old, by g. P. R. James, Esq. 2.
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Spanish Without Master, on the Robersonian
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price rs cents.


Etiquette, or Guide to the Usages Of Society, by
Count Alfred D'Orsay-price 25 cents


Counsin Hinton, or Friend or Foe' by Miss Ellen





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The Life and Speeches Of Henry Clay, complere in
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Sir John Froissart's Chronicles of England France
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The Bride of the Northern Wilds, tale, by New
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The Story of Ninon de LEnclos, the celebrated
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Gibbons Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire,
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Life of Andrew Jackson, Private, Military, and
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