The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-30
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tHesidSt HumDer OF tue
Heviews the admirable Mir
in manner peculiar to him
We copy The article entire in the fall
belief that We are doing The public a great
service in calling their especial attention 10
series Of The mos, refined. elegant and val
liable works that ever issued from the press.
The exceedingly low price at which the
F" Mirror Library" is published, pIces it
within The reach Of every body, and WHO
would be without these literary.treasure
when they can he purchased for d fen Shti
in4s? Bot we are keeping the. reader
from MIR. Wills's renewal. Ilereit is:
In Germany they have wha, they call
the " golden marriage - an assembling Of
all the desceEdants and connections Of those
who have been united in wedlock a certain
number Of years, and merry making r..
view Of their life aud its results, with re-
newal Of VOWS for another epoch. Exact
Is to this period have we arrived with our
family oftype. It's last accession brings It's
value to the frs, denomination 0, gold-A
GOLDEN EAGLE Al this fire dollar peri
Cd Of our progress, let Us call Ipour family
Of fifty. review their names and faces, and
congratulate ourselves on their worth and
value.
The Mirror Library stands before Us.
Tie Sacred Poems Of ". p. Willis.
The frs! progeny Of our poc,cal youth
pure and prosperous.
Tie Poems IF Passion By N. p. Wallis.
The chiId Of more tempestuous period
Of manhood- wavuard and energetic.
Lady June and Humorous Poems, By N.
p. Wills.
A diary Of travels and facts, fused into
the flow Of fiction.
The Songs and Ballads Of G. P. Norris.
Strains upon master chords-by the way
they pay, passably popular.
The Little Frenchman and his Water Lots.
Hits at the times, intended as ephemera,
but collected ntn volume in surprised
obedience to The universal demand.
Tde Songs and Ballads Of Barry Corn
uGH.
triple braid Of genius, enthusiasm and
affection.
Letters from under Bridge, by ". p.
Willis.
A daguerrcotype Of a fve-years' granted
,nraler.
prn Fay 5'Df't@cT"tnininG The Cal.
and s.. agnes Eue BY Keats.
Tho three most CENTRE and perfect
Ichfysoltes Of mere asina,iye poetry in
=. is--,i.-h langua.e.
he Hococo, No ?, containing Pisckney's
Poems
/ A casket of diamond tnouse,,., 80. in .
way to suit lovers ana heroes.
Lore Of the Angels, BY Moore.
Honey fom Tho foot Of jacobs Ladder.
Noore's Lish Melodies aud Sacred Songs
The essence Of love, patriotism an feye
renee.
Tie Rocco, No. 8, containing Cro7y's
Angel Of The World" and Leigh
Hunt's I" Rimiai."
Two Tales OF Temptation, wonderodsly
we'll told.
The Songs and Ballad, of Dijdia "he
bard Of poor jack"
gem worthy Of being brought over
f." in two ships "-incomparably valuable to
the sailor, aud spirit Stirring to every read
cr who has spirit TO stir. Why, nurroh
for DbIiul Who ever swung with such
lling the great pendulum Of human song
. We pause for reply p
Tie National Airs, Legendary Ballads
and Miscellaneous Poems Of Moore.
A careful pluck from the great little
batd's choicest garden Of towering mmor
tails.
Sand Of gold, siffI from the Flood Of Fu.
gitire Literature.
Four stories well worth plucking from
the drift towards Lelhe--cach enc u con.
denspd novel.
The Sacred Rosary.
THIS is volume of Sacred Poetry collect.
ed with much care, ard wottby OF choice
place IN the library of every lover Of hal.
lowed themes. Every line seems inspired,
The Rocco No. 4, containing Hoods
Plea If the Midsummer Fairies, The
DreGm Of Eugene Aram, etc., etc.
Hood goes intoa poetlca theme like day.
light Into dark room, with a most inevi
table pcnetrsble clesrness aud enjoyable
ness. An Imagination at once so rich and
analytical has not existed since Shakespeare.
Lire Goals roitd fror, The Embers Of En- .
e7ish Poarr, containing GoldSmAh'S
"Desertcd Village" The Travellcr,"
" The Hppai, ~ etc., etc.
THIS IL n d,EehtfiI hook that was mnre