" Gee-Eoosaebm !"— We are quite sure that nobody will be able to read Mr. Hepworth Dixon's new book without feeling a strong wish to see that gentleman continue his researches in Palestine. His .description of Jurusalem is perfect ;' and oh ! if he would only 'go* ta Jericho j... : A New Lioht.— -When the heroine of a hovel is. represented, as " becoming., agitated on "hearing the sound of her lover's step," it may be taken to mean that she was startled by the hollow of his feet. Ad veetisbment.— Yot^bea Pbetty Fellow! —A gentleman' 1 who is perpetually being told, by ladies and others, that he is an ugly customer,, wishes to meet with nome pretty person Jwitk whom be could exchange looks, Wm Ja teepvwinhment of tk* Itfwh pjHMjliwcl hy torn pedagogue? F—Beoause tliey aja af
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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 213, 7 February 1866, Page 2
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135Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 213, 7 February 1866, Page 2
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