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!, sAFU5sa4s sEoasN.yo. JANUARY A. 1855.

Of spp7oschiuz to the as'G:r security .or T.
t,1re oT-,irE 81 r;,ars saisz ard sccs3t-biiit-. |
would fiin DO her;sr and fol as L nigh, Ia b-t
tsr: aspire 10 do bitter. in sDy case, my poems,
While fan Of iaui;s IS ! 20 forward 70 my critics
and la-iz-s hay- M lie RGd hesrt in t1etn. Thy
are re; empty shells. Il il must BE- sail Of M
lhai haze contribl;sd unyo'tay verses, also. 70
tie msav II jscIed bT the rge j; caErci Ut eesi. be-
said that have dnn= 50 i; iTzhI OF irresponsible
spirit. Poetry has bsen az serious thlng 10 me- IS
III. it-el:; and lite hos beSB very serious thing
there hce been PLAYING Sites f1r re in either.
nevsr misroo.s Measure toF The inal carse Of poet
r. nor leisure The hour Of tie poet. haze done
ny work, so TAR, as work; not as ris re hand ant.
he2d wor apart from he personal beiHg. buf the
competes expression OF mat being 10 which cou:d
attain ans as work offer i TO me p8biic, feeling
s iau:tiness more deeply thsl any Ct NY readers,
because measured from tho hight oil NY aspiration,
but feeling also that tie reverence ad sincerity with
which the woik wss done sh2ui protect il IN the
thoughts OF The ragsrect and sincere
OF the create: OF Grscian s2se5 il vas said
that he acquired such power over tha loser or
dsrs Of nature, through his purity and inte-
genca, that wild beasts were abashcd and re-
formed by his admcnitions, and that oRce, WHEN
walking abroad with MS disciples, be called
down the white eagle, scoring above him, and
drew from her " ilrg wing quill To- his Use.
We have sc5n women use with skill and grace
the PRACTICAL g9osa gull, the sentimental crow
quill, and evea the lyrical, the coasccrl;ed fea-
Tiers of the swan. Bat sc have never sen rnc
to whom the wbi esgle wouli have descended;
and, for 9 whjl., were inclined to thin, that The
hour had now, Tor The frs; time, arrived. But,
upon ful! dali5cTa ion we will award to Miss
Barrett one from the wing Of the sea gull. That
is also white bird, rapid, saaring majestic, and
which can alight with ease. and polse itself upon
the stormiest wave. X
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y, Tor q !avorlto child
~, Hnd tempered 50 tho clay.

ma
= ine trumpet cali of Luther's Judgment
A,ah sounds iion the depths Of u nature ca,
pole Of ell human emotions, or it could not
@sas inc human ear yihra;c az it does. The
an eOnvictions expressed BY Miss Barrett in
usSnnets come with poetic force, because she
w w also capable of writing The Lost Bower
n aaa komaunt OF tho Page, Loved Once
. saaa IN the Lane and a Lay of the Ea,ly
%se' These we select as the fines, Of tho Ten.
"opens. '' % nv '''''
IN The Dana of Exile and the Vision OF
n',' where she aims at Miltonic fgh. or
i... s.qus grssp-not in any spri, of rivalry or
,sns .n out because she is really possessed of
s,lla' mental scope-ber success IS far below
saavs find in the pacms of feeling and expo.
h., ~. iof she has the vision OF a great poet,
Inv s'S'e IN Proportion Of lis plastic power. She
ss : a'na IN the Universe; she sees its laws:
..ueateisis with its motions. She has the
~, r : all compaet--,hc healthy archetypal
s s,.'0l0 Which all forms may be OWNED, aud.
d. 4Ss now existent, understood. Like Milton,
D,,. - 'ia angelic hosts in real presence; like
IL Nae hears the sphcral concords ard shares
aa,s. 'As'afy motions. Blu, she canrot, like
o,. 49, marshal the angels so near the earth as
Bs ~ 'ae Presence Other than by sympathy.
sss,..s o ), Is near her lcyel Of mind may,
nth = s. 'e magnetic sympathy, sec the angels
nd So. o'ners VIII ieeI only the grandeur
Sa,. 'e'ac's she expresses in these forms.-
s.Ess - can sae, Ike Dante, give, by Z touch,
,.ns w., sa'eh GABLES sursslves to play on the
a,h. ,as''anent SIC is siugu!a,ly deficient
sn,r,o o"s' OF Compression. There are always
cooss~ . words and verses than are needed to
ses.., s'e meaning, and it is great proof of
sa.s s.a sn' mat The thought still seems strong,
a.s,.s,s55 ss IN a form 50 B'iagean clumsy and
Ss,s, compare her with those great poets,
49,. - We have read her preface and see how
~ ns.s, 'ho d.prcca,es any such comparis son.
tS.,, s.y because her theme is the same as
he, 81 ,a' because, as we must again repeat.
-. s OF VISION and nobleness of conception
ss le0' Chat We canno, torbear trying her by
mM ais ugh standard 10 sec what she lacks.
Tia ., NC Drama of Exile aud otbe, poems Of
ne,e, ,a character, We may say ,ha. we shall
A,,s , ,sa' them again, bu, we are very glad to
s,;,, ~, 'aem once, 10 see how the grand u,ys.
ton sa s'A 10 her to share with her the concep.
nor. ~ outline Of what would, in tha hands o! a
po.m ra " artist, have come forth grea.
oas 'aVotitc, above anything we have
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THE TRIBUIV &
Miss parre;t's Poems.

anRAMA OF EXILE; AND OTHER POEMS. By
FlniSrTu B. BARRETT, author Of The sEEAPnlM,
! "a aaOr House ISIS.
WHAT happiness FOX the critic when, as in The
uesen: instance, his task is, mainly, bow to cx,
p,es. cordial admiration TO indicate an intc!li.
ecrce of beauties, rather than regret for defects
We have read these volumes with feelings OF
adizht far warmer than the writer, in her sin.
czely modest preface, woa'd seem 10 exaec.
from any reader, and cannot hesitate to rank
hs, in vgor and no5lencss of conception, depth
Of spiritual experience, and command of classic
aasson, above any female writer the world has
yalnown.
Ia the fs! quality, especially, most female
Etars arc deficient. They do not grasp sub
i,,swith simple energy, nor treat it with decs.
Dnoftouch Tacy are in general most rcma;k-
.ba for dclcacy Of feeling, and briIlianey or
ga,sin manner.
In delicacy of perception, Miss Barrett may
Iswh any of her sex. She has what is called
aifus woman's heart, although we must believe
that men of fac conscience, and good organi
zltpn will have such heart no less Signal
instances occur to US in the cases of Spenser,
Wordsworth and Tennyson. the woman who
elas them will not find hardness or blindness as
10 he subtler workings Of thoughts and affec
lions.
II men are often deficient on this eco5e; wo
men, en- the ether hand arc apt to pay excessive
atsn'lon 10 the slight tokens the little thing offc
Thus, in conduct or writing, they tend 10 weary
wbya morbid s:ntiment4lism. From this fAult
Miss Barrett is wholly free. Personal fcelirg is
inits place; enlightened by Reason, Ell OILED By
Imagination The Garth is no dcspised resting
Ekce FOR the feet, the heaven bends wide above.
nch 10 starry hopes, and the air ons around ex-
blaTating and free.
Ths mournful, albeit we mus. own them tune
il, listers Of the Tyre might hush many of their
stains at this clear ncle from one who has fit
and Conquered the saue difficulties,
rEBPLExED MUSIC.
EXPERIENCE. like pale musician holds
hdrclmer OF patience IN his hand:
Whence linrDunleS cannot understand
" 1Yds VIII IN ms worlds the strain unfplds
m rn pe'pex9d mnsTs. Deathy colds
Iall oil Us while we hear and cnun.ermand
,oIr sanguiae heaIt back rum the fancy hind
MN nightingale ~ visionary wnkis
we murmm-' Where Is my certain t,,ne
" measured music IN such no,es rs thcsep1'
n,snEes, leaning from the golden sent
r-h Are not 10 mludcd; their fine mr. hath won
The issue o.! completed caIence, wa
~, ana 'm'hns down The stars, they wbisper-swrEr
HeaTe accustomed now to much verse en- Mo.
hl saSlects, such as follows the lead of Words.
Vsa and seeks to arrange moral convictions as
melodies on the harp. But these tones arc never
'e'h unless the experience of The poet, in the
''alns Of intellect and emotion, be commensn-
Msl'h his apprehension Of truth. Wordsworth
a,'a US when he writes an "odo TO Duty" or
pen," because he could a'so write ruth"
aa'he e1quisitcly tender poems on Mathew, in
vaam nature
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CONSIfNiP uON.

CONSUMP ZION,
A THOUSAND CURES in cases deemed utterly hopeless
medical discovery has uwnysbeen styled Natures nsvn
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81 wherever Diseases OF the lungs prevail We give lev ~:
Of It's extraordinary power from Catalogue almost
lady Crdlress will =ven the New YORK Aceacyl who
was gwen no by al nf uhy &c of consumpn"..
hai hard umor months the sdAFHsed among large
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b. lew bottles oths Ba,an IN Sepleuhet and Oct 3ti
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A. ta:ian y Y City, who had moi slept. ying down. 20!
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rs F r atle r. 81 p;.+si ss. c:ed asthma
TSmas CG,ens fia,doncd y J. te4t:tes under oath TINT
he had violent cough aud pain the ste-ioT months raised
lnrre qnnse, OF cdrrlp mattcr-nsn nnch ""-hs phy-
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but lid nn cnah. friends Ill supposed he had gnopng
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Case IRE a'i Occurring IN every ppF, Of the country winch
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yg7STAH1S

BAi.SAM or WILD CHERRY
A Compound Da!samjc Preparation from
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The bsst remedy Ro,on 10 tfs 'r0rlf tor tie cure Of
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,ceckacss IN III breast side,
i:rer complaint, and Tie first
eyr1se at
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yoA. Ev. no. 232

read of teTs, is the "Rbyfne of the Duchess
MAJ" equally admirable in thought snd execu.
ton in poetic meaning and romentic grace.
Were there rom tcre. it sheuld be inserted, as
Sufficient evidcace IF the writer's high claus
BIZ, it Is tao loog, ard does not well bear being
broken. Tao touches throughout are fine and
forcible. bat they need the uaison Of the whole
20 give them their due effect.
Most Of these poems have great originality in
the thought and the motive po~e's. 1t is these.
We suppose, that have made The Blown Rosa
RE 50 popular. Il has long been handed about
in manuscript and hours been spent in copying
it, which would have been spared ii the publlca
ton of these volumes in America had been ex-
pected co son. It d es 70. please US so well as
many Of the Others. The following, for instance,
is asst as origicc full of grace, and almost, per
fec.iy simple:
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WELLINGTON, y. G. February Is. 1873.
Dr. J. SInth Dodge, upon his arrival in Washington
M office Surgeon Dentist presented 10 letters from
.eycfu Trends Sew.YOk OF the highest responsibility and
Standing, CONTAINING the strongest and most favorable tes
mouas beth the excellence Of his private character. and
his superior professional qualifications. These satisfactory
evidences Of the aud the Dcnt, INDUCED me at once TO
engage tho professional o DR.. Dodge for my
fumy md my wife and myself able from persona
experience, add equally favorable testimony hn
favor gentleman md Ikltu Dentist This testimony -
linus gwen 10y me. well IN obedience To the enne,t socu
OF respectable and worthy friends IN New York; who
ior many ycars experienced the skill and hety OF tho
Doctor his profession, convciions of his
snlnl md nrnir.slann mnrIL. SII.AS WRlGHT.
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,TsEFtrI. ARTICLES FOR PREsESTs-FRANCIS&
IOTr.g FL :. Maiden Lane, have hanA large as
-tmcn Of articles suitable of Peseat 10 winch they nTe
lie Affection o. he ffiandy AMI the pgbic hef assortment
rors,... in mar; OF TIE following aces pockst Books and
ord Gases Of superior fnrr; Chessmen fve different sizes
cksmnon and Cneqre Bcarts-G9lI Pens superior af:
eergnty orTlameate-Ro.eysocd Writing Desks eompe;e,
r1g .ith p-ar1-P,rnss Writing Desks, Ne Plus Ultra
"i Pen, iIotes Motto Se-l4 Ivory Tablets Playing and
vans Ca'd, Portfolios ylth and without ocsCP9feean
Sizes Domiac-, Pearl and IyoT F9e essf Cases' &c
Fancy mud Plain Sote Paper. Envelopes. &c. &C.
FRANCIS & LOUTREi.. Manufacturing Stat.oreH.
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VoHN CoNGEE Jr. ATTORNEY l.n,,o AMP CoyNSEH
RY F-rt WAYNE, Ind W attend professional business IN
the depar;meusoi the State q Indiana Will also
attend payment OF taxes sales of lands and all other
business appeaning General Land Agency Tor Northera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04

cKATE-i fu assortment o! ccraron and fancy sknief
sTFig;H BgIIs@i fun ASSORTMENT Ct loose and fancy
tTITIERY@ivory Knives and ot, IN dozens or se.s Of
5l.pecel OF whieh I e ,o,d 1vf Il waoieSae snd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04

rg,YRoLEAN CoNCERT.-'rhs Tyrolesn Vocalist, un.
J der the direction OF J. T. WARNER. VIII give Concert
OF yrol .,c and other Mgc, NIbo. Saloon Thursday
eycnn: January 9th 1876 commencing O. clock Tho
pecos be exhibited hs ocra'oD combine the iichness
of rl'y with the hlghe, intrinsic Many OF them
the best European MASTER. and have yet been
formed in this Country lag 4ts