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November 25, 1875 issue

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This sections presents information on several publications. J. W. Bonton will publish "Etchings From the National Gallery." The fourth volume of Max Muller's "Chips" is announced for publication by Seribner, Armstrong & Co. "Our Place Among the Infinities," by Richard A. Proctor and "The Five Senses of Man," are in the press of P. Appleton & Co. F. B. Patterson will shortly republish in book-form A. Baker's series of essays on the "Bad Habits of Good Society." "The Life and Works of Count Rumford,' will be published by Estes & Lauriat. Robert Clarke & Co. announce the publication of "Poems of George D. Prentice," edited by J. J. Piatt.

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