Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-10
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T.. LiTTELf ( Co., cor. Of Trcmod and I,roln-
6:li streets. I,o,,on,
THIS Is wmk IL conducted in the spir, u Litie,l's
N,rc,m of Foreign Literature, (Which Was Gvw-
ab, received ly the public tor twenty years,) BAT
as II ID twice large, aud appears so often, the
editor not only gives spni and fcshpess 10 IL by
many thngsvhich were excluded by a month .
delay, bui whilchu- extending his scaie and gath.
crng greater and more a,u active variety, 10 aide
80 to increase the solid and sabsiaptiai part of his
literary, HISTORICAL and poitical harvest, as fully
to satisiy the wants Of the tm, an reader.
The elaborate and stated, Essays II the Eiin-
bur3h, Quarterly, and other Reviews; and Black
woods noble criticisms Poetry, his Keen poi,ti
cal Commentaries, highly wrought Tales, AMI yiv-
ld descriptions II rural aud mountain Scenery;
and the contributions To Literature, History, amt
Common Lite, by the sagacious Spectator, tb,
sparkling ESarnp.r, the judic'ous Athemru,n. the
busy AMI indus,riUu. Literary Gazette, the scnsi-
bic aud comprehensive Britannia, the solpr aud
respectable Christian Observer; the.e arr inter.
mixed with tho Military and Naval "Reminiscences
of the United Service, and with the bcsi aItich.
Of the Dublin University, New Monthly, Fraser.
Tait's, Ainsworth's, Huod's, and Sporting Mags-
lIucs, and Ui Cha,nbcrs' admirable Journal. We
does not consider IL beneath his dignity to bogor
wit and wisdom from Punch and, when he ihinss
il good enough, makes use Of the th,,n, sr II the
Times.
The steamship has bropgh, E@epc, Asia, aa.
Africa, into our n,i.hborlsod; and will greatly
multiply our connections, as Merchants, Travel
l.rs, and Politicians, wall all parts Of the void
20 that much more than ever II now hcomes eT-
cr, intelligent American to Ike informed Of the
condition and change Of foreign countries. And
this not only bccmsc of their nearer connection
with ourselves, but because the nations seem
be hIstcling, through rapid process oi change.
to some ncw state Of things, which the mercI, po.
i,cal prophet c,uno, compute ioresec.
limitation, (which il extending over the whoi,
world, / and Voyages and Travels. afford lavorit.
matter Tor his seicc,oi- and, III general, the edi-
tor Systematically anI veIy fully acIuain,s his
readers with the great department Of Fmcign al
fairs, without ncglecting own.
While the Living Age ~ desirable 20 all who
~ keep themselves Informed OF tho npid procre o,
%! the DovcIncni---;" Statesmen, Divines, Law
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of leisure lit " III ls' found to bc equally attrar-
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Indispensable 10 every wc-iniorncd family We
say indispensable, because in this day of ch~ap lit
eratmc It's not possible To guard against the inAcS
of what is Ind in taste and vicious in morals. iu
s,y other way than,by furnishing sufficient sup
py Of a healthy character. The mental and moral
bpetitc must bc grassted.
BY wimowiug the wheat from the uhan," "by
o,dmg ain,nan,ly Tor the Imagination, md IN n
large collection Of Biography. Voyages and Ttav
els, History, and more solid matter, a w,uk 10 p'o
duccd wei calculated for uplcersa popularity, and
to raise the standard ot,public tiste.
This excellent work is published every Satur.
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pamphlet of IS pag sdouble col octave. Price.
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value lniinitel, more, letter from te late Ex-
President }. q. Adams -
WAsH,TGTO>. 27th Dcccnh~r, 1916.
Of all ,he Periodical Journal, devoted u Liter.
attire and ScieRe which aA,apd n Europe a,a
,hi. country, ,hs has Appeared ,p me to Be tie
ucst usetul. II contains indeed the expositio,
only Of the currcn, literature Of the English Jar
guagc, hut this 10y its immense extent I'd conpre-
hrnsion ineudes portraitnre Of the human mind,
in the utnsos, expansion Of the prcsem age.
J q. ADAMS"
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