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DODD'S LECTURES. 



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THE IRIS: 



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EDITED BY PROF. JOHN S. HART. 



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Mrs. Kinney, .Mrs Butler, Mrs. Pease, Mrs. Swift, Mr. Van Bibber, Rev. Charles T. Brooks, Mrs. 



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OK, HOLY THOUGHTS UPON SACRED SUBJECTS. 



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The contents of this work are chiefly by clergymen of the Episcopal Church. Among the con- 

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HAW-HO-NQO: 



OR, THE RECORDS OF A TOURIST. 



BY CHARLES LAWMAN, 

 Author of " A Summer in the Wilderness," &c. In one volume, 12mo. 

 " In the present book, 'Haw-ho-voo, 1 (an Indian name, by the way, for America,) the author has 

 gathered up some of the relics of his former tours, and added to them other interesting matter. It 

 contains a number of carefully written and instructive articles upon the various kinds offish in our 

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