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We cheerfully commend this work to the attention of parents."— New York Mirror.

"This beautiful narrative, having been for some time out of print, is now reproduced in a style, both as regards the typographical execution and the binding, which cannot fail to procure for it a lasting popularity. It is indeed the most perfect bijou of its kind that has ever yet emanated from the American press, and both the publisher and the printer are entitled to great credit, for the excellent taste they have displayed, in presenting My Niece' to the public in an attire so exquisitely in keeping with her pretensions and intrinsic merit."- New York Expositor.

"This beautiful and instructive tale, which has been out of print for some years, comes before the public in a style worthy of all praise. Beautifully printed and beautifully bound, externally it resembles our best annuals, and internally a great superiority is evinced over the most of them. The instructive moral of the tale may be gathered from the author's concluding paragraph, which we extract:

"Reader, I have told thee a tale of no ordinary wo; but it has a moral in it. Whatever thou mayst be, or however situated, guard well the first avenues which lead to sin; for if one false step be taken, thou canst not tell of how many evils it may be the prelude.' New York Literary Gazette.

New Editions of the following Works to be had of all the Booksellers. BEAUTIES OF DANIEL WEBSTER, with a copper-plate Portrait. MEMOIR AND BEAUTIES OF HENRY CLAY.

MY NIECE; OR, THE STRANGER'S GRAVE.
WHEWELL AND HENRY ON MORALS.

REED'S COLLECTION OF HYMNS FOR THE CITIZENS OF
ZION.

ILLUSTRATIONS TO THE BIBLE.

ROMAN TALES.-BY EDWARD MATURIN.

BONNELL'S TOPOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF TEXAS, with an account of the Indian Tribes.

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ADDRESSES AND MESSAGES

OF THE

PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES,

FROM WASHINGTON TO HARRISON.

TO WHICH IS PREFIXED THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE,
AND CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES,

TOGETHER WITH

A PORTRAIT AND MEMOIR OF W. H. HARRISON.

NEW YORK:

EDWARD WALKER, 112 FULTON STREET;
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BOSTON, LITTLE & BROWN.

1841.

In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, for the