New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
philadelphia Magazines tor July.

~ GRAHAM'S" descriptive articles by
II W. Herbert and c. " Weber are spirited ant
graphic "The Ocean Born" is The title of as,ory by
: A. Goldman. of " hch We have the commonccmcnin
this number Il promises 10 be q production of un-
usua! interest. 81 have Cottage" by Boxer. and
"Bcrtram" BY Slmms are pleasing specimens of the
manner OF their respective authors The cmhchsh-
mcnts are quite attractive Dewitt 4 Davenport
~ SARTAN" appears in a nSw type,
with forty pages of additional matter, which to be
the allowance for the future. The cxtcraals Of The
Magazine are greatly improved by the change.
Among the noticeable contributions poem en-
Titled Narcls>us' by Mr.. Hewitt, The Adlron-
dack Pass" py Champion b S,ell. and puzc-tale
by Clara Morton, called 1.-THE EStranged lleut>'
The present number shows am increase of editorial
industry and tact. Dewitt Davenport
- "GoDEY" has an average supply of
readable articles from the regular corps OF couln0u-
tors lLoug q Brothers Dewitt a Davenport
- Peterson presents fair table OF
contents "Our Village Store" by Abby Aim a
faithful picture OF Yankee life.
DID ever YOU think as You passed by Is Goor
What curious place Is our village store
Not one of your city, toWnored aiiaifs
With iashiou-brcd braces, and fompddouI aifs
Rushing With gCH-gaWs OF every variety,
With satlus and lacoS, for the hrst IN sOclciy
But "A shop--a Bazaar ON a miniature scale.
For making large profits on every small salt
With ITS shielding stoOp and ITS open shed,
Where the horses are covered, rested, and fed,
Where queer adl crtiScmcuts are pasted about,
From the Wings and the Locos the ms and The outs,
The number of votes each party hath policd
Auctions and failures. and farms 10 be sold
with such other items a. deck ont the shed
huge Yankee scnp-book, ngenonsy spread
How often pause ere Topen the door
70 read The advertisements over and DER
For the pillars the shutters. within and without,
Are eaually loitercd around and about
For sal, Gail and see Whatever you please
Eggs. newly lald md fresh butter and cheese
Dry-goods and hardware potash and gram
Glassware and China figured and PLAN
Cupants ana ru>ins sdicftius, mOlt,,'s
Hay-secd-bcrt, rod-top. sud Ell other grdss's,
Drugs and tobacco sugar and hsh
For cash, very low-ust whatever you wish
Throw open The door, and venture within,
The scene - aS strange q, the outer hath b"en
One side OF the store hath me def and the groceries,
The other side drJ-gOOds, and pOst-0fct s,
Whose short row OF boxes look pert and peiantc,
And soNen vacant they smack OF romantic
A black looking stove some benches chdlr,
With three or four lOungCTs an ready 20 stare
While close BY the counter. too lazy to sur
Lie stretched Newfoundland, a Spaniel, d cur
II their masters must come 10 talk of the weather.
And the best means OF holding the Union together
Pray, Why shoudntthcy seize The same opportunity,
To talk oftho rights Of the canine community
And each 10 the other. M friendship, make known,
Where the best chances he for securing bone
The show box. bedecked m q brilliant array,
SUI holds on the counter rs gilttenng way
A motely asSemblage Of knlck knacks and toys
Dolls heads the glris-and hsh-hooks for boys
soap for their daddleS, with merits 80 nush
A clean shave without even razor or brush
The shOp Of cur yi.lagc-my tune Is too short
To tell you one hdf OF iho wonders ought
II Is here the mechanic finds tools 10 his hand
And the farmer his also for tilhng the land
II Is here the good dame, 80 frugal and tnnslug.
Makes sale Tor tic butter and eggs Of her hiylng,
With an eye 70 the main chance the aim oi her
barter. ldaughier:
She sIDplieih 'le wants Of each rOsy-cheeked
Buys stripes for the boys with one suit Of drilling
70 dnsw er Tor Meeting and "dress-up'
willing
Il j. here that the child with such cagerncss conds,
And standeth on up-tOe 10 buy sugar-pluns
Bnmlul OF impOrance-the cents how they ring
He's is large a. a man. and as proud as king
1t is here truant boys buy their powder and sn0f
II j. here politicians plot and mar-pOi
Grow red with their own oragadOcIa and NOSE.
And act, shall say 1t, Ike bullying boys
The shop Of our village, no city or town
Hath ever shop 30 compare with our own
Though homely Us men. and rustic IT. grace.
II IS neenhciess prominent place
IL serves for our POStO Office, Readlng-rOOm, Si0fe'
With goods both domestic and foreign and more
It's the general exchange for haeyef you chV9,s'
The place for tie bargainS-the focus for news
And By some chance n should burn or BIO" do"h'
Alas for the village, alas for the town
The whole country round would be lost ~ mar;
Man woman and boy dress in Grape thirty days