New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-18
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IL Many who peruse with pleasure and profit
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not perhaps that they are in reality the produc
lions of HENRY WILLIAM HERBERT, whose writings
der his proper name well known to the msjorty
readers. His articles the Birds &c. of America in
the Democratic Rere among the peasantest he has
written and worthy of notice. if only for the fact that
we have but few writers among who have ye,
tured touch upon this too much neglected subject
II SPARKs's AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY, Vol.
XVlll. has been sent This volume comprises the
biography of CHARLES LEE and JOSEPH REED, both
whom prominent characters in our Revolution
Tho narrative is written in and vigorous style
sustaining the interest of the reader the close This
series OF works proves acceptable to those who de-
sirous acquaintance with the history of the heroes
who stood by their country in her darkest days.
TOBACCO. CHEWING NO RECoMMESDATIoS-An
eminent farmer in this County who is rather set in his
way and quite precise in his idea OF personal ceanl
ness was recently the lockout for tenant for his
farm candidate for the place offered himself, who
seemed in almost every respect 70 be exactly what was
desired but as he the premises the old gen
teman observed that he chcwed great quantities of to-