Punchinello
+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | J. NICKINSON | | | | begs to announce to the friends of | | | | "PUNCHINELLO" | | | | residing in the country, that for their convenience, he has | | made arrangements by which, on receipt of the price of |...
+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | J. NICKINSON | | | | begs to announce to the friends of | | | | "PUNCHINELLO" | | | | residing in the coun...
2. Chapter 2+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | CONANT'S PATENT BINDERS for "Punchinello," to preserve the | | paper for binding, will be sent, post-paid,...
3. Chapter 3CLAUDE. "Gurse me. Thy gurse would plast me less than thy forgifeness." (_He rants in broken English with unintelligible rapidity for next half-hour, until his mother puts an en...
4. Chapter 4Captain EYRE has returned to England, and asks, on the above grounds, that he be reinstated in command of his ship. It would be absurd to refuse so just a request. His defence c...
5. Chapter 5The Belgians propose to drop the letter "h" from the French language. In France itself the proposition is received wrathfully, and it is no wonder, when we remember that Perfidi...
6. Chapter 6+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | BARGAINS IN CARPETS. | | | | A. T. STEWART & CO. | | | | ARE RECEIVING BY EACH AND EVERY STEAMER | | | | T...