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SELLING OFF TO CLOSE UP,
At
Sherman's Chicago Branch.

TNllE subscriber is authorized to offer during the
i Fall and Winter,
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS
in the above store, at greatly reduced prices with
a view of closing up the business entirely, by the
j., Of April next All, therefore, who want Goods
TO call
We will take in exchange for Goods, Butter,
Lard, Eggs, Potatoes, Ontons, Paper Rags,
EcathcrS, &c, &c.
In addition to the former stock, we have Just
received large and well assorted invoice OF Fall
and Winter Goods, embracing French and English
Merinos. Lyonese and Cohurg Cloths, Cashmercs,
Alpaccas, and DE l.aines Alerno, Cashmere, Bro
cha, Bay State and Six Shaws, Hosiery, Gloves,
&c. Also a great variety OF Caiicos, Gi1ghams,
hleached md Broua Sheetings and Siirtings,
M6JoHs, Edgings and fnscrtiHgs, ChdngedJic,
Mriped and Piqid silks, black do all widths,
Mantilas of black silk and silk velvet, Trimmings,
&c, &c. Nov. b GRO WmrpLE AgcnL
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Tailoring,
NODHH0CEC.

WYE hereby notify all those indebted to Us by
w Note or Book Account, to call forward i'm
medatciy, and make satisfactory settlement for
we shall adhere to the principle al mixing prompt
collections on the LIST Of January.
December 7 koUN & MAypLEBAUM.
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FALL l. WINTER CLOTHING
~hs SmAnup8P9
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE,

One door west OF l., + Sanger & Coz store,
OTTAWA, I'LL.
/ THE unparalleled success which so tar has
crowned my business by adherng strictly TO the
principle OF making" QUICK Sales and small ProI-
IT'S" has made il necessary for me tn bring ON Il
Tremendous large and fashionable stock OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
for men aud boys, boots aud shoes hats and caps,
trunk, carpet bags, buffalo robes glo' handkcr-
chiefs, suspendeTs, umbrellas drawr 3 aud under
shirts socks, India rubber aud oil clolding, latest
styles m1leskin hats and general assortment oi
everything constituting gentlemau's
COMPLETE t FASHTONdBLE OE7FTT
all of which now offer at The Unrest rate Of price,
TO my old friends aud customers, aud to the public
IN general.
! The whole of my present stock has been made
up with view To lhe wants OF this market, aud be
ing convinced that there Is no house IN lbi~ place
vicinity TO sell cheap do, shall continue Ia
make myself worthy Of the public VnlronaGea as here
toiore II being impossible To mention everything
I OF my varied assortment, or 10 say IN words all
will do for those who favor me with Il cali, solicit
every one in want OF articles in my line, 10 come
J and look Tor yourselves, and am sure sou will no
/ leave ACCOMPLISHMENT without huying
| EMPIRE CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
/ Ottawa, Sept % l.. RAUGH,
in Sanger a. ArmUur's New Brick Block
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NEW GOODS

NEW NOODo
AooEAvyoo
THE subscriber invites the attention OF his friends
and the public generally, 10, his large nssoT'-
ment OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crock
cry, Boots and Shoes, &c, bought AT greatly re-
duced prices, and for sale Cheaper han EUer, for
cash or produce, consisting in part OF
10 bales heavy brown sheengs,
medium
fine
10 bats
80 dozen black and white waddng
20 pieces Canton flannel, bleached and unbleC'd
IS red, white, and yellow Canton flannel
10 plain and plaid lnsey
10 indigo blue check
% superior red tick
70 stripe shirtng
lUO beached shining
40 crash
50 colored cambria
70 American, Scotch, English and French
so American and French nous de laine
100 fancy prints
IS blue and orange prints
80 " long shawls OF all qualities
70 dozen comiorters
25pieces Ky. Jeans, OF all colors and prices
10 " satinet
20 cloth
200 lbs. white and cold carpet warp
400 g cotton yarn
30 doz. lambs wool shirts
100 hose and half hose,
Woollen and buckskin mi,tens, kid gloves, aces
cambrcs, jaconets. Swiss and book musIins, linen
handkerchieis linen lawns, linen and cotton hose,
Irish Linens, knitting, sken aud spool cotton, pins,
needles, and buttons, together wiiho great variety
OF other goods, usually KEEP, in dry goods store
too numerous to mention. ALSO--
20hhds n. o. sugar
IS bbls. plantation molnsses
10 sugar house "
so boxes soop
80 superior candles
star
10 bills. Ohio cider vinegar
1000 lbs. cod fish
10 bbs. superior mackercl
20 nests painted tubs
30 doz. pals
$50 bbls fine salt
2tby new Malaga rnisns
Togetherwith large assortment of pepper, spice
cloves, cinnamon, indigo, starch, ginger, fancy
soaps and currants.
so sncks Rio and Java coffee
8 bbs. chewingand smoking tobacco
30 boxes plug tobacco.
Also good stock OF hardware crockery, boots
and shoes consisting OF mems and boys kip and
heavy boots, shoes and brogans, slippers and
pumps. India Rubber over shoes, ladies' ties bus.
klns slippers, boo,ees aud over shoes and 500 air,
chldrens shoes oi all sizes, kinds and qualities
Call and examine.
November Is JOHN LOCKWOOD
TTATGIES Cnuntcr Scaio.--, ,.o..,n, ,.
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GREAT REMEDY!
@AA)SAA ~ ~
Celebrated Family Ointment.

h MD, SAFE, 1Mrough and The greaea External Rsrrs
M used Is composed Of Jegeabis EHraets and
possesses ppNsr uHtgunsd The annals Of MdiciHe for The
eurs ei HRhmm0'ory Diseases,
It-uuvcrsay acknowledged he an irflibp remedy,
Ia every where II has been faithfully applied on the
human system. for promoting lnsenshe rerspnton. and
Invaluable IN all diseases OF the flesh Obstinate Ulcers,
Old Sores, thhnS, Sore Throat, Burns, Cuts Cuianrous
Erupou Sore Nipples Sore Breas Diseases OF the Eye.
hguc In the Face, Rheumatic Pains, Contracted Cords,
Pam in the Side Back aud other parts Of the system. Scad
licai Bruises, Fresh Wounds Piles, and every kind Of
sore containing the least particle Of inflammation
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IN S u + a N c Z
ny THE
PROTECTION. INMRlNCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford, Conn.

PROTECTION lNM RANCE CuMPAAl,
OF Hartford, Conn.
NCORPORATED ls23.
Capital Stock. Annual Premiums western uhu'
$1,000
THE Merchants aud lIouseholders OF oltawa,
and l., sale County. are respectfully referred To
thr. superior advantages offered Tor tlre ana Ma
rue Insurance. by the above nnmed company,
which maintains III business as II mas done uufins
the last 20 years, upon responsible ana lc'iia-
nent basis, Annexed Is an eA'ras, nam SnJ L
No. i6. recently received from W. u. Robbins
Esq., General Agent OF the Company Tor the West
,rn aud Southern states.
s.DISCOINT OF AWARDS, &C.
"Publc attention has OF late been called 10 the
monstrous Indebtedness 1t certain Insurance N"h-
panlcs which has resulted IN their bankruptcy m
vol,ing loss OF premiums upon the uneApTed PERI
cd OF risks, well AS more serious LOSSES 10 'Ial
ants, Stockholders and EudOrscrs The undelslsi-
ed takes therefore peculiar pleasure ahd pt,us w
stating that the affairs OF the Old ftotecli"h VI
fee have never been IN n more sound aud prosper
Gus cond ton than at the present time. Inc t'leo
ton OF an immense number of risks during tue i's'
6 wears, which have been eagerly taken, ut ~"
rates by ouTcompctitors, has eNer'ed TIE ihus'
utnry influence, and demonstrated III" Iac,i io"s
since advocated by us, that Insurance uo' 50
much n business Of Chance as - geneIA'y s"lpvps
ed it, results are capable at beng teuuo'u, ny
Discretion and Experience, "a an almost S'ciIIH
eNactucss and an average 1i d',s"lS as u
which is subject 10 but Slight ana uhllpor'ah' va
TlatIons. 90 - A.,
"At the General Agency Office, and the Vest
ern and southern Agencies OF the Protrcton Com
pany (2l3 IN number reporting thereto, the aggre-
gate liabilities Of every description, including al
losses not paid, because nat due, amounts TO S.
cog 49, while the crsh means entrusted 10 the I'M
dersigned tor the payment Of these hablliues0 ex-
elusive of incoming Western and Southern preml-
ums or the Capital Stock and other resources OF
the Office at Hartford amounts 10 SSl, ,oS II
The undersigned Is, therefore prepared To discount,
at the rate OF & per cent per annun, nll unpaid n
wards and other liabilities of the Office at the seye-
raj Agencies above referred to coming under his
supervision"
The undersigned. Local Agent, is supplied with
Blank Policies aud Renewal Receipts, which VIII
be issued covering approved Risks, on reasonable
terms. G. BURR, Agent
For Oita,ra and La Sale County,
December l3 lSjl-2mu.
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NOTICED


Y>HE undersigned will give his undivided at.
L tention to the prosecution of Claims of eve
~ description before Congress, and the Executive
Departments OF Government
lie WILDE in Washington, during the session Of
Congress, and at his residence in Alton, Illinois
during the recess, and communications addressed
to him at either place will receive prompt attention
as IN his absence he will leave trusy and competent
persons to attend to business sent HIM HIS service
OF six years in Congress, and the great experience
he has had IN the prosecution OF claims orpensiOns
bounty land warrants, { Xra, and back pay as well
as pay orhorses and other property lUstn the Mex
lean and Indian wars, will, he trusts enable him to
give satisfaction to those nlrus,ng business to his
care, lie will give particular attention to Rcr0iu.
ii0Rarg Pension CLAIMS and To procuring BOm-
" Land Warrants, andto locating aud disposing of
the same for those emitted 10 bounty land under
the act OF 2sth September, 1850; also 10 suspended
claims at any ut the Departments.
lie would respectfully reiero the members OF the
prcscntNnd the three preceding Congresses, and Ia
the heads OF d departments, ei the late and present
Administrations. ROBERT SMITH
Alton November 90, 1851
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

suitable for the season, which he has Just received
direct from New York, Boston, and Philadelphia,
and were selected with great care, and purchased
entirely for cash--llc therefore was able 10 bay
them at remarkably low prices-they are now open
and ready for your inspection at the New York
Clothing Store.
Po-sessingail these advantages he is ready and
POSITIVELY Will sell ready made clothing
50 PER CENT. CHEAPER
than any other store in this town. vicinity or ut any
place IN the state OF Illinois Satisfied that no
clothier is able to compete with his prices he sole
It's a call from one and all to examine his stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere lie takes pleasure in
showing his goods-you will, therefore, be paid for
yourirouble
The Elephant uW be eyhijitcd free Of charge
lies SOme, too. Among his stock you will fluid
MEMS d BOVS CLOTUING,
Hats and Cups, Trunfs, Vaiises, and Gentle
mems FURNISHING Go0is Remember the place
at he NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,
Ba-snetl's Brick Building opposite the Mansion
House, one door east of the Chicago Cheap store
mo trouble to show goods" Call and see and
ud.e tor yourself. f. WISE.
Ottawa. Auuust % 1851
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Coughs, Colds,

Consumption Lircr Co,gplaint, 4sihmd, Soreness
N, CHEST, Splitting Of BIood, Poin or Misery
IN the SIDE, DiHrut OF IreiDSe EJPectoratioA,
Nyqhy Sir,uIy Nc
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Great Exhibition!
Al TTE
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE

Opposite tie Mansion Ho',sc, Basmetts Brick
BuiidDg, O77I Va. I'LL.
'IIIf, subscriber respectfully calls the attention Of
i the citizens of Ottawa, and all those that come
to this town to trade, to his large and masa.tceai
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WAGON MAKER WANTED.
A GOOD workmon can find steady employ
"a ment through the winter by applying soon at
Gays Shop.
Al.SO-An Apprentice wanted to the Carriage
and Wagon Business J. q. GAY.
November IL, ls5l-3w
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HEALING VIRTUES.

ltsa fart authenticated here, well as all over the
Satu, aud indeed the whole western states, that sloan's
Medicines have Ohaiucd wide spread celebrity, aud
pulaOn TO which they justly entitled by their heang
ruincs," and powers We are not among those who are
prone endorse every patent humhug that comes along,
aud Ia hi, Instance have delayed endorsement until
have been able to make assurance doubly sure, only
by testing them personally ourselves, but from the rsti
WOuy Of numerous portion ol the community living
nEummh ms.-L Illinois GlObe. Arr.l ID, ls,tl.
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Boots and SHOES

IVVIN WNIT MINUS.
600 pairs mems stoga boots
WV 700 prs kip
500 pairs boys &"
1000 women's cniFbootees and shoes
ALSO, mems and boys broInns misses boo,ecs
and Ntoes---a'l ci our own manufacture: the work
wa,ronted, Also, ladies', misses aud children
tine kid, morocco and leather huskns. boot,rs sims.
cXceISors and patent leather shoes in great variety
iorsalc 10y (nprll 49, IIdEcr X HickhRg
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BRUSHES.

. COUNTER, hair, scrub and clothes brushes,
\ Flat aud round vanishing Il fitch do
Oct 1. Il. Y. GRlGGs.
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Encourage
Home Manufacture Il Ottawa Enterprise.
1851
FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

FALL Fashion FUR HATS.
Great Reduction in the Prices Of Hats at
FELCHS HAT g. CAP MANUFACTORY,
Corner Of Canal md Columbus street,
OTTAWA, Ill.
/ would return my sincere thanks TO the public
l for the very liberal manner IN which they have
encouraged the home Manufacture othatS, and hav-
ing made arrangements for obtaining my material
for hating purposes from the largest importing cS-
Establishments IN the east, now oilesto the public
the very best article o hat that can he mnnunctur
ed, for the low price of ST, which | will warrant
superior to any s. hat sold in this town and every
otherquality Of hat pledge myself 10 sell from
25 TO 30 PER CENT. CHEAPER
than any other establishment, for am the only
manufacturer IN town, and can afford TO sell for Il
manufacturers profit In presenting my hat, to the
public, do 50 with the confident assurance that
can give the most entire satisfaction 10 all that viii
favor me with their patronage.
$50, please bearin mind that in purchasing from
FELCHS, you are encouraging the manufacture
in your midst; and he pledges himself To give Won
much better article Tor the price than you can GET
at any tailor shop, boot, shoe or other store in the
town.
He will not insult the understanding oflhis intel
ligent community by offering any argument to
Jr0re that The Manufacture ran sch u bcffcr ar
tictC at less price than any who buy in other cities
to sell again and every sensible and thinking per
son must krow that in purchasing direct from The
manufacturer they have
BUT ONE PROFIT TO PAY,
and then the money you pay remains and is rx-
pended amongst you, and not sent off to encourg e
the manufacturers OF other cities, to the dctriment
OF those at home,
G-l,A E.-s a. n.rIs
| have also a large and extensive assortment Of
cloth, oil cloth, silk mohair scleItc and cotton plush
caps OF all styles and coiors, Of my own manulac-
mre, aud the --latest fashions rcgetherwh gen
crl assortment ut soft hats of NIL coors and quail
ties, which am prepared to sell cheaper than the
cheapest Do AT fail to give me 4 call for you will
find everything rs represented, |. FELCll.
Ottawa Seutember u
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Passage from and Money
RENTED TO
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
"EEGLE LINTn


NEW YORK d LIVERPOOL PACKETS
DERSONS wishing to send for their friends in
I Great Britain or Ireland auatnuy time make
the noe. -snrv arrangements with the subscribers,
who have m connection with one OF he FIRST houses
in Great Britain, q very complete and extensive ar
rangcmenl for the accommodation of persons cmi-
grating to America. For the prompt execution OF
their engagements the subscribers have the advan-
tage of having the sole agency for passengers oithe
splendid ships, composing the
"EdGLE LiNE' or NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL PA CKETS,
sailing twice month from each port throughout the
year.
BILLS AT SIGHT
Tor sale in sums TO suit which will he cashed by any
ct the Banks, aud in the principal dwns throughout
England Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Barnett,
Hoars, 4 Co, Bankers, London, aud James Nc
Henry, Merchant Liverpool
Apply to or address, post paid,
WtLEER& IhcKuVG, Ottawa, ILL.,,
or to John McMchaeI, 3i old slip corner OF south
81, NY. June H.
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SASH,
n LA, ITS, } lis, a.. Tor sale nj
" Oct. Is. GRrDLEy's,
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BOOikS s. sTATlONERY
PATENT MELODEON,

which they are prepared to sell at manufacturer
prices. The public are invited to call and examine
these popular Instruments. NO CHARGE FOR
AUNiITH NOE Ottawa, July II.
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Now Opening
FARM EOR SAIE

CITUATED at Hickory Point, 100 Acres ienc
- edo acres broke. large young Orchar'
has been started, OF the most choice fruit, with
new frame Dwelling, partly finished, and goo'
frame Barn. Apply to J. &. NATTiNGER.
Dertuherc 1851
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100 POUNDS

DOTASiI for sale at the CITY Drug Store.
l. November l.. G l.. THOMSON.
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New Era
Don't Pay lscnt.

nor snle small frame dwelling new and com
Il Portable, pleasantly located, near Mrs Glen :
At the price II is n good bargain Possession eat
be given within month or less after sale.
dec - ! g. NArrrvGER.
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Paints. oils. Ne.

TninIs. DIS. NC,
C00 KEGS pure and No. white lead in oil,
<oo 200 kersdr white lead,
500 " red lead,
also, chrome green and yellow English We
netion red, French red, yellow ochrc. Pan, gIcrn
Smats, paint brushes, gold leai. brou1r. aud var
nIshes. Tor sale by nnlg IEalkcr 81 HIcklinn
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Glass

nF all sizes and qualities, from the celebrated
~ Boston sxlO brand to De Teng's patent brand
from - to u. april5 joins liossAcE.
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IsLri,tuatism Cured!

Nerfr0I WJN8sHd C7Sfs cured dHrIne he IdSI ycGT
cmpriSiEa srery Crude md 'o,m ot taiS dread'
iai and hitbrrfJ iHcuraJic diSc0se.
MoEuNuETS Justly CEIIBEATFD
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NEW DRUG AND BOOK STORE !

NEW DRUG AND BOOK STOKE
lust now opening, IN the three story brick
~ building, north OF the court house, large aud
complete assortment of
Drugs, Blank Books
Medicines School Books,
Dye-Suiis, ALL NEW. MisceIous do
Oils and Pants, Stationery, &c.
Periumcry, Toys and Nuts,
Liquors, &c, Notions and Music
Glassware and Musical lns,r',s
A large 10, OF choice teas fom the Pekin Tea
Company. r. Y. GRrGGs,
Geo. Il. WHITE, Agt
Mr.. White is well known as thorough druggist
practical chemist, and will devote his whole time
and attention to the drug business. All who may
call, will be sure 10 get the Purest Drugs, put up
in the most scientific mnnner. Sent %.
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4 CCORDEONS, chenp and fine, Nions, Cult.
n ars, Flutinn, BANJO Flutes, and Notes aud
Songs T.. Y. GRiGgS.
North of the Court House Ocl. 4
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ting pain stopped an tlo0 hours.
Railways ready reliet is the quickest, safest, and
most tilrctual remedy for the o reeuma tism in
all It's forms in use we state only what We know
1t will stop the most orturng pains OF this Distress
ing complaint by one application. We have never
known II TO tail in giving instant relief In every
city village and town OF America il has cured some
Of The people OF tins cruel complaint, In every case
we warrant it TO dUas stated il instantly relieves the
sufferer from pnin. and speedily remove its cause
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q. GID E pNS

%naS qaarsso 4Aprdyuu
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DEGALlAS, and Masonic Regalias for sale
IL cheap, II applied soon, at
June IL, koHN g. NJ ANntERAuM's
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The Poor BoY.-Don'l be ashamed, my
lad, if you have patch on your elbow. It is
no mark of disgrace. I: speaks we'll for
your industrious mother. For our part, we
had rather see dozen patches on your jack
ct, than hear one proIane or vulgar word
escape from your lips. No good boy will
shun you, because you cannot dress as well
as your companion and if bad boy some.
times laughs al your appearance, say nolh-
ing, my lad. but walk on. We know many
rich and good man, who was once as poor
asyou. There is our next door neighbor
in particular, (now one of our wealthy men,
who told US, short time since, that when a
child, he was glad to receive the cold pota-
toes from his neighbors table. Be good, my
boy; and if you are poor, you will be res
pected, great deal more than if you were
the son of rich man, and weretaddicted TO
bad habits. ssar
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Madame he staeI.

She was then as happy in her heart as
she Was glorious in her genius. She had
two children son, who did not display
the ecfat OF his mother but who promised 10
have all the solid and modest qualities Of a
patriot and good man; and also daught-
er, since married TO the Duko de Broglie.
who rssembled the purest and most beaut,-
full thought of her mother, incarnate il, am
angelic form, TO elevate the mind 10 heaven,
and 10 represent holiness in beauty While
scarcely yet in the middle age of lffe.e ami
blooming with that second youth which re-
news the imagination, that essence of love.
Madame de Stael had married the dearest
idol OF her sensibility. She loved, and she
was loved She prepared herself to publish
her Considerations oil the Revolution"
which she had so closely observed, and tho
personal and impassioned narrative ofnher
"Ten Years of Exile" Finally book OH
the genius of Germany lin which She had
poured oui, and, as it were, filtered, drop by
drop, all The springs OF her soul, OF her i'm
asination, and of Der religion) appeared at
the same time in France and Eagland, and
excited the attention Of all Europe Her
style, especially in the work on Germany,
without lacking the spendour of her youth,
seemed 10 be imbued with lights more lofty
and more eternal, in approaching the even.
ming of life and the mysterious shrine of
thought, 1t was no longer painting, nor
merely poetry; ii was periect..adorafion; The
Ii cense OF soul was inhaled from its "a.
ges; twas "Corinne" become a priestess,
and catching a glimpse from the verge of
life of the unknown deity, in the remolest
horizon OF humaniiy.-About this period she
died in Paris, leaving. q. bright respfendencs
in the heart Of her age. She was The jean
Jaques Rousseau Of women, but more fen
der, more sensitive, and moe capable of
great action than he was---a genius Of two
sexes, one for thought, and one for love-.
the mos, impassioned of women, and the
most masculine of writer's, in the same be-
ing Her name will live as long as the liter
AZURE and history Of her counIry.-Larmafins