Columbus Democrat., 1841-11-20

NEW VCsI : 49, : SEs .SEE1.
The First Nimber Of New Volume of The
Spirit oftbe lines w be ISSUED Oh tie 9Th Of
March. lSll. In 'he course Of the wear, series
OF MAGNIFICENT STEEL ENGRAVlNGS,
uniform with The embellishments oi lbe preceding
volume. Will be presented to the SucscrIberS.
Portrait Of MONMOUTH ECLIPSE, from
pnnting by Troye, viii commence the series, and
be succeeded by those el other distinguished horses
during the wear.
A LAST Of AMERICAN WINNING HORSES
OF the preceding year will be published, arranged IN
four distinct TABLEs--One of four mile winners,
one OF three. one OF Two, and one OF one mile VIM
ners These Tables show at one glance the Win
ner OF every race of The last year. his age, color,
pedigree, and owner the prize won, the weight
carried, the time made, and the horses beaten by
him, together with The date and place OF The race,
and aIeerence to the page of the preceding volume
where the race was or glnaIIy published These
Tables are compiled with infinite care and labor,
and at great expense; they are OF constant prac-
ca use, and increase every year. A list of ENG
LISI WINNING HORSES for The same year
will also be pubished 10 the volume arranged iii the
English form.
A Table of The AMERICAN WINNING
TROTTING HORSES, with the age, Gear, ow-
ner time made weight carried horses beaten, Sc
&C., will be published in this volume.
An Alphabetical List of STATIONS for 1871,
in the usual form, will also appear IN an early num-
Der OF the vo ume and will be found convenient 10
breeders for designating the age, color, pedigree,
owner, place and price Outstanding, of nearly every
distinguished Stallion in America.
In addition 10 the various subjects enumerated
above the present volume will contain a faithful
and copious record of all IMPORTATlONS and
/ - A
! Training, Pedigrees and Performances of Distin.
suished Horses, with all the Current News and
On Dts in Sporting Circles, both at home and a.
broad And to complete the Sporting Department
full details original and selected, will be gwen up.
ON all manly paslimes, as Hunting, Shooting, Fish.
ing Yachting aud Boating Pedestrian and other
, Athletic and Manly Sports.
Another part Of The design Of the papor will en-
brace A BREEDING and AGRICULTURAL
DEPARTMENT., designed 10 promote the inter
eSS and minister to the instruction of breeders o
fire cattle, sheep, SC. Selections from the mos
: approved American and English writers on these
important subjects will be constantly found in It's
columns.
The SPORTING GALLERY will also be in
creased by the addition Of the Portraits Of seyera
Of the most distinguished Horses in the Union en-.
graved in style ofsuperior finish and beauty.
| lhe neXt PROMINENT department Is Inc HEAT
RICAL PAGE, constantly devoted to origna
criticisms of the drama, and notices of the New
York theatres Green Room Intelligence, derived
from an extensive correspondence maintained witt
b every olty in the Unsn, and by which the paper i,
= already avoraby known and widely circulated in
: theatrical circles.
q Again, selections will be constantly made from
. | The periodicals. of this country aud England, ane
q thus be formed lively and elegant LITERARY
DEPARTMENT.. occupying several pages.
For all these varied Departments, ample room i
secured BY the immense size of the present sheet
which for beauty of typographical execution anc
general elegance OF arrangement is second to non,
in the Union.
No local agents Being emP'oyed BY the proprie
tors, gentlemen wishing the paper can order !;
through their post masters, or remit by mail.
number oi files FROM the commencement Of III,
volume, VII be preserved tr new subscribers
d THIS course is adopted, as TIE valuable Sati>t,ca
Tables ofthe paper nearly oil appear in the earl,
d part Of the year.