Rensselaer Union, Volume 2, Number 29, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 14 April 1870 — EVERY SATURDAY, No. 15, for April 9, [ARTICLE]

EVERY SATURDAY, No. 15, for April 9,

contains tho of Mr. picketin'new story: •• The Mftery ol Edwin Drtteß.” TN»|» published from advanc. aheaU, by rpvclal arrange* mcnt with Mr Dlckcn«, and appears rtmulUneon,ly with ->ta publication in England. It Is accom ntnied by the illnstratlona drawn for the English e’dl ion by Mr. Fildes, under the snpervhilon of Mr. Dickens himself. Those who desire to read this great story In its earll.st and only authorized form In America, can find it in Afrrrrp Sufurrtop. This number of Entry Saturday Is rendered additionally attractive by an excellent new portrait of Mr. Dickens, and views of his residence at Gad's Hill Place. A rupplement is Issued with the number, entitled “Mr. Pickwick’s Reception," drawn expressly for this number by Mr. 8. By tinge, *r. It represents the numerous personages of Mr. Dickens’ novels passing before Mr. Pickwick, to wbona they are pointed out by the trusty Bam Weller. The admirers of Mr. Dickens will easily recognize their favorites and aversions,—Mr. Pecksniff and bla daughters. Jolly Mark Tapley, Mr. Micawber and the twins, Pugin, the Artful Dodger, the Fat Boy trying to grow fatter, Little Nell and her Grandfather, Dombey, Bob Cratebit with Tiny Tim. and Indeed almost the entire roll of characters that throng Mr. Dtckena’ unequalled stories. Fixlds, Osooon A Co., Publishers, Boston. ... .

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