works of
the kind that has ever been published in this country. It cannot be too
highly appreciated, nor its perusal be unproductive of satisfaction and
usefulness."

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SENECA'S MORALS.

BY WAY OF ABSTRACT TO WHICH IS ADDED, A DISCOURSE UNDER THE TITLE OF AN
AFTER-THOUGHT.

BY SIR ROGER L'ESTRANGE, KNT.

A new, fine edition; one volume, 18mo.

A copy of this valuable little work should be found in every family
library.

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NEW SONG-BOOK.

Grigg's Southern and Western Songster;

BEING A CHOICE COLLECTION OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE SONGS, MANY OF WHICH ARE
ORIGINAL.

In one volume, 18mo.

Great care was taken, in the selection, to admit no song that contained, in
the slightest degree, any indelicate or improper allusions; and with great
propriety it may claim the title of "The Parlour Song-Book, or Songster."
The immortal Shakspeare observes--

"The man that hath not music in himself,
Nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds,
Is fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils."

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ROBOTHAM'S POCKET FRENCH DICTIONARY,

CAREFULLY REVISED,

AND THE PRONUNCIATION OF ALL THE DIFFICULT WORDS ADDED.

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THE LIFE AND OPINIONS OF TRISTRAM SHANDY, GENTLEMAN.

COMPRISING THE HUMOROUS ADVENTURES OF

UNCLE TOBY AND CORPORAL TRIM.

BY L. STERNE.

Beautifully Illustrated by Darley. Stitched.

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A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY.

BY L. STERNE.

Illustrated as above by Darley. Stitched.

The beauties of this author are so well known, and his errors in style and
expression so few and far between, that one reads with renewed delight his
delicate turns, &c.

* * * * *

THE LIFE OF GENERAL JACKSON,

WITH A LIKENESS OF THE OLD HERO.

One volume, 18mo.

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LIFE OF PAUL JONES.

In one volume, 12mo.

WITH ONE HUNDRED ILLUSTRATIONS

BY JAMES HAMILTON.

The work is compiled from his original journals and correspondence, and
includes an account of his services in the American Revolution, and in the
war between the Russians and Turks in the Black Sea. There is scarcely any
Naval Hero, of any age, who combined in his character so much of the
adventurous, skilful and daring, as Paul Jones. The incidents of his Life
are almost as startling and