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llnft IN tfemal0ns and terrible su9pcna,
II une instant plunged amid the lpauing
Waves, al the u.st re ascending on Ilth
10 play undannted among the iiehtniugs II
heaven, or spar towards tire sun. lie wa
tie orator Of %natutr, aud such IA one az
nature might not Llush 10 aynW. 1t nas
SAID Of him by John Randolph of Il0a
nuke, thai he Wa Shakrtutnr and Garfief
combined lea then the reader i~aiagine
ihr wonderful thlcnis of tliuse two m.a
united in tn. same individual, and trans
formed Il om scenes of fiction Ia the bus
ness Of real life, and he " III have rap.ned
some conception Of the eloaucnce Of Pat
rex Henry.
Among the illnstrious poftieians of Vifs
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Washington. OF his pen ii my be truly
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\ NFw AMERICAN
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A .N.iRANcER
OF II
Departed Heroes, s0ges and Statesmen Of a.
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Second Edition. VIII dnoppcndir-eoniaiaing
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Of the United G ,louies, 10 the
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rNGroN, 10 the People 4 the United States, al
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S~epten,trri7, 1876.
COMPILED BY THOMAS J RODGERS
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The North American Review,

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The North American Review, and Amrrl-
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The V hole oil The iilst edltinn having been
sold, the Editor has been ,ndGccdto oiit Il new
one, "a ma!e cnlaIEed scale, by reason of the
many demands that have bren made for the
work from aliou. parts oitkc United Sta.es
The favorable reception that has been pi.eu
to this .. Biographical Dictiona W whil, 1t is
grattht to the compiler, may be REGARDED rs
honorable 10 tie .kn erlcsn community. The
ancient l~eftlhilcs raised monuments on stone L.
give perpeLplty to the lame ot then heroes and
sages. We would mplaut the memory %uIol-'s
1, the heats Of our childi en-, to he handed own
to heir cluldien, il proud RENE. nb, anee etthe
Vi tues ana tllen : oi mel who neve, had thru
.upcr,o,s. Oitnose VINO took pat inl'ie Re
vou,ion, il has been emphatically aid, " there
we've %giant,in those days" 1t is at once our
duty ana on. .ntc.e ito ehe!islralNelyte~ colitc-
ton oi tnem. Tucie Is AN honestpridete org
ing tolt that conatitntos a mOrdL Jorce OF inf
nte value tothe public welfare.
The secoud cation will be much more valu
abe and int estingthan the FIST, a. It wlllcon
tain m.ny IN portant charactciistlc anecdotc-,
&c. uevti beiote publ he'd, al those lin t,Ious
men who lcted a cons, icurua Dart ~ DIV glc-
Tiou- Iaevolutie II. 1he Editor thinkslt Proper
to ad that many gentlemen, irsm various
part, e the Union. haze promised To Furnish
OF liualaketehes Of our mostdiatingu.shrd Re
,o'utiona,y heroes, ages and statesmen.
The valuable. rae, aud eloquent papers,tA
Ken from the Journals oil the Rev lationaty
Conrless, As wei, as the Con titurion oithe 4.
5 ates-andti.e yalcdietory add ess OF General
va hinpron, which the Inst edit. II did not
contain vilriye aadnionaiiutet,sta and yalneto
h. ,,,lk
The first edition contained 4 biographical
,ketch f the character of one hpudred md
rfyc-, n 'ividntis. and il is eNpcclea the second
III, ;,n cant.;n d c,ch o,the rba,arirr. Ne Of
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American Journal Of Science an,
Arts,

Conducted By BENJAMIN SlLLIAiAN, Pro
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This journal began in the year 1919. Two
numhcrs, between which there is an intersa
Of about three months, form a volume.
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GeNnine Port Wine.

sisnmeni of PORT VINE, of superioc.
qualities. imported in the year 1916.
JOHN NJ GORDON,
July 30. a,'a9
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JOHN 4. u PAYNE.
JOHN VICTOR.

FOREIGN ADNlCES BY the packet ,hir
john W ellis, Capt. ilerris, arrived At \. York
from Liverpool, papers from that place 10 the
9Th AMI troGl london TO the 9Th oi April, have
been received They announce no new e.
vents OF importance,
Letters from MssolonFhi state that the al
Tanced guard et the Greek army for the at
tack OF iepanto had marched, and Ind been
followed by the division OF Lord Byron, with
that uoblcman AT their head. The plans OF
Mr.. Parry, the engineer for carrying Lepan-
to ~ storm, had been approved, and little
doubt was entertained OF their complete sue
cess. It was stated at Missolongh that Lord
Strangtord lr-d nearly broken terms 9th the
Sultan, on account of the reproaehes OF the
Grand Fizier for the loan raised in England
fer the service OF the Greeks.
II is said that no new papercan be publish
e6 in France without permission OF the min
listers. The Pilote is the only evening liberal
paper of Paris, and person claiming the
property OF il has sold il TO the government
The rnmor is revived that Congress of
aopereiEns Is about TO be held al Paris.
The faciia OF Egypt who has lately taken
up arms against the Turks, imported from
England nearly two years ago, upwards of
100000 stand of arms, aud large quantity
of ammunition. He has "a Gne cannon foun-
derry and powder factories lie has long
contemplated making himself independent
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The opposition OF tbs eniefpris,ng cuei'aia
will make powerful diversion IN favor OF
the Greeks, aud we hope hasten the downfall
Of the Ottoman dominion IN Europe.
90
c. Congress, se presume, adjourned
on thc 27th, ut. though onr advlces from
Washington are not Of 50 late date The
Tariff Blll, hacked hewed aud battered as
II has been, has, we regret 10 say recelv
ed the sanction Of The President, aud is the
law of the land.
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Since TIE last report WIS submitted
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-lrY III tbs sum S3J were received tfom
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love-for putting It iut0 their hearts IL
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in any other country in the world, even
here, are many thousands still destitute ol
that volume, which contains the words of
eternal life which alone teaches the way
of reconciliation with God, aud directs the
weary 10 the land Of rest and glory.
Let us not think for moment of with
drawing our hand from this work, or even
IF relaxing our Efforts Let as "not b. wra-
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their reward when the visit to the at
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