The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
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wide field Tor selection IutO ths region, w adaifabe
corps Of transla,om we steadily penenting asOnsa
at every step by the riches we meet Especially lhs the
case 10 LteEaSute ALREADY we have given some apendd
articles from the German brim full OF pure truths aud o
chile nusHtions Of the power Of goodlesA -sent Lore
The Governor aid bis successors .The Unknown Pulent
l.The Russian Prince" be Hrivy Counseliof" &c ufho
| have read will remember with delgh.rii ~, ssss,s
From the French have asoeise1 maay hIsfasAfclc
"The Perplexed Lowers from Madame De Gsns also the
Lesson Of misfortune and 4The Error OF Good Father"
from MarmOplel with tales from Dumas lacE NVdleE, Bal
zac, and oil authors Of celebrity. its-isgsr4
IN selecting fIom the French, ransatou guided BY
strict regaEdto purify; and excellence 4, q
lOhae abounds in the leg literature Of this people, But
Rowing along side Of this impure rrrecs another a. lucid
and cerya Fron'a ley dip up The bright va
iers and present them TO lips. s,s y
Al this fovnain, We shall continue 10 lei readers drink.
But IN dOs. ws .banOI neglect the e1esendes of our
own patise Literature. ..a -, .n,., y .ts'"
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discover that excellence not always 10 be found In fu
give Productions Of writers WIN have doe wei In books
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y iry esing with young geniu Otreu Overhpdpwsd and
" hidden by the sGece, who possess not half then intrinsic
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8. fitted walk and their merits kept out Of sight By few
gained the public and aud kept ba
10 fore public much account Of the superior excel
of what they are giving Oitb On account Of what
10 ut. htreter We ind ii, we will give the righi hahd
"A Cf fellowship We would not accept article from the
most celebrated writer In lhe country; but good one p tt
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he For some time And with too much us,nos IN the aesa-
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and trashy. This fan! have from the first steadily avoided
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ores while full Of deep and absorbing nterts or sparkling
,s with. wit and happy feelings will have in them sonl-,a
t7so Of goodness and TRUTH Reviews estaye and
w. sketches with poetry that shall be truly called such, wbs
blended with them in jus, proportion. - FtNs
THIS much In regard to Pie literary department. Of Ma.
!. eaEne. Ano,le matter claims attention Or
re, y, PICTORIAL EMBELLISHMENTS, as.
u Csom and taste Lave rendered. them indspensbe In fe
" fay work like We shall not stand argue the
t with aud but proceed up nienonn
on this head First them we have determined present ha
subscribers TO ARTuvRs Magazine"' during the year, with
br novelty highly attractive character No less tania
es OF sir female cbaracsrs from shakEpearei eagyed
nd aee bighy finished style This shakspear gallery
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obs But besides Shakespeare Gaeyt Gallery OF fem'
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n an with much skill, beauty, and power--p.' s.
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he furniahesA story occasionally, each number Of his
Mag nzpe viii contain many pages Of his himinbls wrlT
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