Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-18

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THIS work conducted in the spirit of Ittes Museum
of Foreign Literature (which favoraby received by
the public for twenty years. hut as Is twice as large
and appears often, the editor not only gives spit and
freshness TO it by many things which were excluded by
months deay but while thus extending his and gath
erns and attractive variety, is able so to ill.,
the solid and substantial part oil his eray histor-
CAL and political harvest, fully to satisfy the wants Of
the Americaa reader.
The elubora,e and stately Essays Ed5urgh, Quar-
terry, other Reviews and Biaekeood's nohe criticisms
Poetry. and his keen Political Commentaries, highly
wrought Tales and vivid descriptions OF rural and mountain
Scenery and the contributions TO Lterature History and
Common Life by the sasacious Spectator the sparkling En-
an,iner the judiciou 7sendcm, the busy and industrious
Literary Gazette, the sensible ard comprehensive 6Tfdh
tho sober and respectable CHRISTIAN Ooserrer these
ntermxed with the Military and Naval "reminiscences
of the United Sree. and with the best articles OF the ORB
lin Uarersy, Ssp Monthly, Frasers, Tats fnspots's,
Hoods end Sporting Magazines and OF Chambers admirable
Journd lie does not consider bsneaih his
borrow wit and wisdom from Punch and, when he thinks it
good enough makes of the thunder of The Times
The steamship has brought Europs, ASA, and Africa in
to neIghboiiood and will greatly multiply cornec
,oas Merchants, Travellers and rocinns, with all
parts o. the word 80 tina, much more shan ever 1t now
becomes Intelligent American to be informed OF the
condition and changes of foreign ceuntes Ana 1913 no
because Of their connection with ourselves but DO
the nations be hastening through rapid
process of change, 10 some state Of things which
the merely political prophet not compute OF foeser.
Geographical Discoveries, the progress e" Coionzon,
(which extend the whuie wotidJ and Voyages
and Tasels, afford avorite matter for his selections an
IN general the editor systcniatcaD anu very iu.S AZ
quants his readers with the great department OF foreign
afflis, without nns!ecting
While the Liking Age desirable all who wish 10 Keep
themselves informed OF the rapid progress Of M moreen-
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OF business and of esuet will be found to be equal
y attractive aud useful to their Wives and CHILDREN II is
indispensable ia evory weli-nformed family. We say an
dPesabie because this day of cheap literature II Is not
sie against the influx OF Whit Is bad Ia taste
ind vcons in morals, other than by furnishing
sufficient supply a healthy chaIaeter Tho mental and
moral appetite zHst be grained
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mat'er PRODUCED. well circulated for Universal
popularity aud raise stand d OF public taste
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WAsHIsGroS, h Dec. las.
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has appeaied to he the useful. II contains indeed
The e,poson oniy of the literature OF the English
nguaye but this by immense sud comprehension
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