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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
PEW RENTS.

tsgThs PEW RENTS otPTesbyterian Church,
CharlesiGwh, will be due on Isl OF Aprill Persons
wishing 4, tent Pews can do so by applying TO c.
G STEWART S. Fl. STEWART, Collector.
March.3e, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
NEW CnURN.

We wssld esll The attention q Farmee. &c.s TO The
savertsensn, q tIsssrA IfARRlsos 4 GAlrsHEa, u
gashihrtse An are deeply Interested int the Prolne
ts. q god Natter. which Is indpsnsibls eonnod
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

Ay-Ws are authorised 20 announce "a nfksET STONE
as eandidste for eemmis.ioaer a rs Rsysnus 81 Al
County fof the next term.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
Nav Spring and S5n,suer Goods,

THE subscriber has lust rsresysa IL. ~. ro.s
j. desirable STOCK OF s3dgIDs /, has ever
bsen his pleasure TO offer the Au1tc ernhrscnr ths
a;est and m osl fashionable iy4s scf bosh I,sd;,s
and Gentlemen. Purehaseri n iS,I,edi.o ,.am
inc his goods, which he can Saaiiden,Fy ,eccn.
ne 4. JfRF FIRRIa
April -, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

o. We have been requested n 6nAonFse Dir. VII.
LIAM WEST. as candidate pr le-elSstion % Goa
stable in The Kabetown District No. l. He clains %
have discharged the duties of he osee utk fidelity 20
the public interest, and dSchafgs II ths
responsibilities imposed. He s4aE b. kfatvfal 70 -.
ceiyo again the support Or the pRops 81 The Hstfic,
February 3, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
Local Memoranda.

NOrlCE.4TEe Rev. RoBERr Nj. LiPscpMB will
pre- ach, by pSvine pernission, in Smithfed next
Sabbath at lfo'clock. and at Leetown a o'clock.
April 10, ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

breaking
Con-
be A.
ahsr
SCENTS
=. ilai
free
irxico
YER that ths people
IA line 10 examine
lpendment. debating thar
81 Ieiihes Be protected. established, pro-
i.h.d 10 he new Terriior les. else llisy
ily Join HE advocates d The bill. The
Din ihs A iinfni.,ration in this measure
he isush OF an assertion on the door
s. The ether DAY, that Pierce was even
a. Tyirr, Tor the LAYER coald command
- i,iepds 70 rise a. midnight, bal The
id CO. lrrly upon drssg Whilst every
Its, his. no one was bold enough 10
.,or cLt,ikss makes few strong points
10 ifiend 10 Alabama He says:--
.intes 10 substance that the compro-
was repealed BY the compromise u
rhIS Is either true or il i not lftrne.
I,ifE n rfpeatiHg Hortr again. Its
IlIislaiion 20 repeal st1tHte rhi1t Is
..Isl<s eli The legislation
4 III Iacl ssprcele she Legislation q 1920,
. ..Gr.Ia1 81 such provision in The bill
iii. ..| ... In1ecessaFy, but inischeyous. II IL
4 n. ..< IIen The bill ought not 10 pass because
Il .'I| ||'.<hovd upon lis face.
..... .. Clemens says truly:
III. I1|ot of any compromise depends upon
n. |.... II when one parry has The power il
La. |.1lai he b1r which /, distasetHi 10 Them,
% he other parry has The strength why may they
d, also repeal that patt which Is disagfeesble To-
ikens<|1l.I Ard thus he Whole compact will be
abfox1IlI % 81 hope Of new one destroyed by
the knoNIedge that ariftsr can rely spos tie good
J1ifk u tLs slaer hold Ito be good rule that We
enrbitU be very careful bow we make compaets,
but once made 70 abide b. ihem firmly, fairy, and
hsnestiy.
II this pan u The compact be broken up. how
are re 70 expect the fugitive slave law to BE- exc
suiet1 Already The moral force Of the obligation
% deliver up Southern slaves has been seriously
isnpsifed. Aaolher slave will never be returned
from North Of Mason and Dixon's line.
The South has suffered already from the ''rault
isg ambition" Of Dsdglas. lie and Pierce have
attempted to ride The same hobby. and the pony
has broken down with them. The next Cop-
grsss VII have 1 large accession Of anti slavery
members. and We shall Be laughed a and Knocked
vhea we ask an enforcement OF the fugitive Law.
Douglas cant rally party to help Ia the hour Of
nsed
Dat hoi-headed slang -whangers reply to his
.'ihen we'll dissolve ihs Union" This is doubt
less what many are airzing al. Jet Il viii be dim
cult 10 persuade CALM, sensible people that we are
10 he ben 6lied hy such measure Douglass at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

An bpen aftaa,f Ia Greats another re on TIE square
occupied ii pkrs BY The |&lley Bank building was
made bn WeaG laY nigh oflast week. line 81 cot
Ton wick PREPARED with ethereal oil and powet was
aztendea frosnA eack- building on ths bank premi-
ses otsf lot!sdne thirty or forty flet 10 q out
building CONNECTED with HoovEns Tavern, where i
was attached Is cotton bat, similarly prepared for
combustion Fortunately, the string burne& only
i yard OF So, aud the whole arrangement was ex-
posed II detection next morning. Few mere at
tempts win snee to put the officers on the proper
trail.-- y 1aehestT RspMol,eaA
Mar ELSEx THoMAs, &c.--The Governor
having computed the sentence Of tbs girl
Ethe TnurderAss Of Mr.. William Baer'sAchild)
10 inpsisonnient for life, she was taken 70 the
Peniseftary On Monday morning last By the
Sheriff Of Washington county.
Frpis BalEmore, Mr.. Logan viii proceed 70
Richmond With requisitiOn from the Cover
nor of. MARYLAND upon the Governor % Vir-
ginia, fsr Gsove and Caneen who were con-
fined ii the Washington county Jail Upon =
charge If theft, but who broke Jail and made
their eseapesa short time before the late term
of Court. ,shey were re-arressed in Jefferson
county, Ya.,sand are now in prison in Charles
own.-HagIrstosr Herald.
SHoexrSa nrArH.-The Williamsburg Gareiis
regrets to eaen that an interesting boy, little esei
two years Oh \ son Of Mr. VIM CardEell. Of
James City ciuHty, was barn, to deaih few d I
lago. He w4lked osi g a spot where his nIeths
had been burhlng corn stalks, and, Il = p5esumee
his ciotaes casFhl fire 10 an attempt TO stir ahe EN-
lbsrs. ~ hensiound, the whole Of cloth ng wat
flileraIlY bNrrAsoE Only portion Of hisrap re-
IN aininIk unc4 Gsumad He was alife when founu
ani-Si lived 81 hours
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

Mr.. A. II. LreroS i now engaged 4 taking dae
e,slk q D<<serfs.n Lkssesses. IA Boilers new bald
~ a orpsrinhiy i sow esrea eisizrns 70
- ~ .k,i6u - ths sahssaacs PERISH See .dser
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

OF We are authorized TO snsSanse Capt. JOHN
REED, rs candidate for e-elsS N 10 ;he eiEss n
Constable in DlstrictNe. 3.
r..h II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

TEJ- Nv Divine Permission, the Rev. THnopoRE NJ.
CARsdS viii preach in the NJ E Church, in this town.
on Sabbath next At II o'clock, 4. N and Sfaight at
~ r,eiark NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
House for Rent,

TINE House formerly oesux:edby John Avis
i E>q, As Boot aad Shoe ah.zp but msre rseeus-
" By "A w. Cranes stofe. - tar rent. II 10 %
Main street. in busine IS p&rt &C the ievn, and Il
well suited for most ny meGsle9 zeal tusiness
Apply TO ~ XT3RSs RAWLlNH
Charlestown, Aprii ~ fsk4-@5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
DEATH FRoM rHa nIrn on 4 car.

We have already mentioned lhal Mrs. Hannah
Willard. residing in Buffalo, died 4 dav q ,ro
since from The effects The bite ola cat. The Buf.
fAlO Republic gives the following particulars:
About sixweeks ago as Mrs.. Willard "a. IL.
ting % ner room. The eat came along bv her nnder
seme apparent excitement Mrs w. put out her
hand With The Intention Of soothing ard aIIavinv
- ieehnsa The cat Instantly seized upon heP
hand aHa refused 10 let go unil forced of when il
escaped ou' o. he house ans returned again two
days sfer when Il attacked and biz another person
aroused suspieio1s Thai Il nigh. Be- mad ana NJ.
Willard lhef@ubniied 10 he psinipl sIt-,ns,;-.
efhaving the fesh cot cut around he r.ris ~ ~
hand mat had been bitten and The wounds rave b.
come psrieclly healed. I =
karly last week Mrs. W.began % be,rsv svmn-
toms q nervousness which Increased 3 Ia qrdar
Gnse became evident her complaint vas hydro
pnoDia Iheusull characteristicn Of that disease
nov =sracked her with all their usual violence =
Atne14A clearly RATIONAL she found II inpossfhle
% refrain irsn lkinE-z cessation from
Nnien 2roduced feeling Of smotheri1e and din
eul'y q nreahi1g. There was construction Of
ne 1lP.t attended with spzzms. which became
more yi5lent and Distressing 70 The fefmi-
1.iio1 q lie dread Of an SORTS 4 Of liquids.
~ ~, s.Ha, Hnieh Produced painiul s1dddsr uss
I.'leHsn y vomiting Attempts were made ~
Fsosnefs bur " ondsfs.tni the eject vas the
sane = I1at produced By he ,i<ht oi vaier. In
tnIs rsy she gradaalIr sunk uniI her terrible suf-
IefI1gs terminated 10 fe1ih.7
AraiL Do'rbs.-Teo ciilor, ia Frefericnb1rg
I've mten lhese respectively Of he H-rad and Re-
eeroer ssie sieci1aIl5 fp1z. q =: ist Instant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
-0nf VIZ

MI II cleak has been reiuTaed2 and have several
1fI of my instruments. fat& several out rel.
whichll hope will be returne4
III, 10, JoHN J A sTRAIrH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

RJ- We are authorised 20 anboa5ec CHARLES O.
BRAGG - a candidate FOR Cons abs. ID District No &
at the next election. }DtSemiks ~, lS5y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
EClR s.

EOR 81 IrE.
"A GOOD low price. wuik SStsoRSE. Of esed
IA size will work in donte Asisinele hn,n,s..
also under line Or any plA.k gu choose 10 hitch
him .3I5iLiP COONg.
Harper, Fry April 10. it5k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
PEW HUNTS.

f7r III; PEW RENTS or Zion Church,
ChAI,estowh, will be due the LIST Of April next
L. Bolts. Collector.
Hf;rrk IN 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
NEW COOS.

John Z HOOFF s now kec2tttng and opening
y . large and general stock otsqDRY G0ODS
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,y&c., 10 which As
invites The attention Of Ladies' aes Genllemea.
Chsrlesiown, April l3 1854
+ WOULD call the at entis,n a my friends ana
i the public 70 my stock q GNsds which hare
been purchased in the EasierEsEities within the
last month, on the most fasor3se terms. having
for The most part paid the cssh. III viii! eel then
on accommodating terms sBdsht prizes which
will compare favorably with:anxaa the ayads. Ny
sio K Of goods comprise nesfly $sefg afiiele asa
ally found in the country. JQa5N d LINE.
April I3 1851 ID
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
ConssablAs..

NJ offer myself as cahdidss ~ he ofies Or Co..
stable for the 9Th election Disr3t a aefStscn Conutv
Should my friends elect me- Ipt4mi,e Il aischarre Is
duties Of the occ with fdelilyssn& 10 As best Il nv
ability. n. ~. MSGlNNlS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

% HENRY's INvIGoRATIKG CORDIAL The
merits this purely vegetable extract for the removal
voss acctoqs &c, &C.. are fully described il another
column Of this paper, to which the reader il referred
81 per bottle. bottles for So. six bottles for IS !;
$l6per dozen Observe the marks Of the GENUINE.
Prepared only BY s. E. COHEN, No Franklin Row.
Vino Streeg below Eighth. Phila elphia. Pa, TO
WHOM ALL ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED
For Sale b. all respectable Druggists and Merchants
throughout the country
february I, ls54-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

eI- 0ae q the most experienced Physicians Of BsIt
more says oT SrABrER's AsopYNE CHraaY ExpEcTo
aASi for the cure Of Coughs. Colds HoM seness Bron
chtI, CrcaF, and ether affections Of the Lungs and
Ihret, II viii effect good than any Of the numc
rous preparations with which the country Is inundated
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

pERAGE Berafe de La!aessi lMouslins, asd
~ silks sold Al the very loFesk sfices
AprIl e 1ssI u LINE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

I1osIrs4tt c.srAtrs.-An 1nhr,nnst, 1cci-
Ent cetnFrsl. on Tuesday erlaiae u Iznily by
I1s n.1> l511sta living near not>r. n. c.npbeIls.
4 n a.. tt1air ~ which : It'd, girl about i've
r>1rs 6rafs r.s 20 badly borne1 ron her cio.h..
...ins 1r>. ~. .he died fr ho5r alsr ne
rs.|.- rs absent irqn i'e house taIy ~ MIN
~, It. returned 100 I..< 70 prrs,1E Ac severe Ia
><1,t r--'..1 10 dss.h.- m A1'r,less
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

ac,> We are authorised 10 ninisixte SAMUEL. C.
YOUNG As candidate for thesuf. of Constable d
District No. & elected his bs fors viii be fisea
the discharge Of the duties VIII .fhe use imposes
Dec. -. 1858. sNghNYS VoTknS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

SrsHHls. ScRoFULA ASD DISEASED BLoop-For
these terrific Diseases Cdrters Spanish 1frt1re the
only specific, The propretors have in their
over pne huFdred certificates Of the most exaordnary
cures effected by IL
VIZ refer 10 the certificate OF Richard Adams, late
High Shesfi; Of Richmond. Va, Edwin Burton, commis
sionef Of the Revenue for Richmond: Gen. WEIGH. Of
the paMmoth Circus; DIR. Hendly Of Washington city:
Mr. VIVA Matthews, and G. b Luck, Esq, Rich
monf Va; MIR. f. Bsyden, Exchange Hotel, Va and
hoa Of othYrs, who have Of descrip.
tion cured BIZ Carters Spanish Mx,ure They all Ger.
tfy that il i TIE greatest purifier Of the blood known
u See ENLIGHTENMENT: IAnrLl 6-lm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

ITs The Germans htse Produced very excellent
remedies for various diseases. Among which may be
specified cir. Hooals celebrated bters, for sale by
G. NJ. Jack S,aand used with remarkable success in
Liyst Complaint Jaandice. Dyspepsia Nervous Debili
Sunday Dss5ich says 81 tbs medeiisss .inmse The
'fTe feel conyJnced. that in the Of the German
Bitt9rs the aient does become debtated but con-
stanqy ganS strength and vigor to the frams-a fact
worthy Of great consideration The Bitter. are pleasant
in aiic and n SMELL aud be administered under any
circusnstancs. 70 the most delicate stomach Indeed
theysean BE sed BY all persons with the most perfect
safety. Il would be well for those who are much AZ
fecse u the nervous system, commences with one
teal2osaiu or less, and gradually increase We speak
Iromsexperitnce and are, Of course. proper Judge
The press far aud vide. have united recommending
the permanBhtcrs, and to the afflicted most cor,
dially advise their use" April 8, lS5f-2w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

ArarL Do'rbs.-Tao editors Ia Fretericnburg
I've mten lhose respectively Of ne H-rad and Re-
coroerl eeie sIIeci1,Iy f,llrt On he ~ Instant
One 81 present q co,q1 friitcrz De Other Rot
flannel pc. Thew made desperate e15r,s p eat
hem. ~, Acknowledged ai lhey were faiher io1gh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
DREas GAWfSg.

ChatIe.town. ApriI Is. IsA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-22
BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.

Ansmsensents tn the Monumental City
Charles Street Theatre - Museum and
Front Street Theatre.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Il, 1854.
With the approach of the holidays comes
the amusements The Charles street Theatre
opened on Monday last to brilliant and sp-
preciative audience During the week, ''Ho-
neymoon, ''Serious Family" and stranger"
have been played 70 large houses. The in
the elegant and accomplished Mrs. D. P.
Bowers, are nightly received with marked ap-
probation. We predict an unprecedented sue
cess for this establishment. With the talent
enlisted, it cannot but prove the most 'astrac.
tive resort in our city. - -
The Museum ia doing a good business with
the !" Naiad Queen Considering the si7e of
the stage, the piece is gotten up in a capital
manner The scenery, dresses, and all the
style of splendor Nhorthy of the largest of eur
theatres. While we say thus much of the
piece, We must object to the bold and lascivious
exhibition of the principal danseuse. She
must understand that the whirl of her dress
to an elevation with her waist will not atone
for bad dancing, and that the awkwardness of
movement is lilly requited by the exhibition
Of the entire leg. A modest demeanor less
naughty carriage, and better style of dancing
would be very acceptable. We commend the
above to the manager. --
AT the Front Street Theatre, Mr. Forrest as
been doing an immense business. He has
been ably assisted by Miss Lizzie Weston and
A. II. Davenport, both of the Walnut Street
Theatre, Philadelphia. The former has com.
mended herself to the public by her natural
and elegant impersonation of such parts as
Virginia and OpheIia. 1t Is too apt to be the
case, that unobtrusive merit occupies the back
ground, while presumptuous mediocrity is al
lowed to strut itself before the public to the
detrimento of the drama. Such has been the case
with Miss Weston. She has too long been con.
fined to what are called light, juvenile charac-
tiers, when she has the ability to fill the highest
walks of the drama. Her Virginia and 0phelia
are not surpassed by any living actress The
success of Mr.. Forrest is in a great measure,
attributable to her admirable acting. Mr. A.
Fl. Davenport has added to his already wide
reputation, and, though young fills with credit
leading parts. His manner is excellent, his
reading unexceptionable, and his knowledge
of his part perfect We predict for him a
brilliant future.
What with museums, theatres, lectures, lager
beer, concerts, ratfss, &C., Baltimore will be
alive with excitement during the holiday week.
Come and see US. C.
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Foreign Conyiets and Paupers.

We learn from tha New York papers that or
tuesday last the ship Rochambeau. Car..iu
Stackpoie, arrived at that port f1vm Antwerp
having on board twelve Belgian eonvicts, and
about one hundred and fifty paupers, cent owe,
by the Belgian authorities to be set at liberty
and commit their depredations in this country,
and DO charge on public charity. The Ex.
press says:
Sergeant Bell, of the emigrant squad, and
attached to the Mayors Office, received infor-
nation touching the character of the conyicts
and paupers, and through shrewd manage.
ment intercepted some private correspondents
intended only for the Belgian eeHsul, showing
by whom and for what purpose this human
freight OF crime and poverty was transported
to America
Sergeant Bell accordingly acted with great
promptnsss in the matter, and before the con.
Flc9 mad time to leave the ship went aboard
WIN several OF his officers and arrested the
dozen, WHOSE names are Jacques ellis. J
Baptlste Mace, Joseph Ward, Guflam Bofon.
ger, Joseph Poismos, Felix Bagle, John Wa
german, John De Hague, C. Won Hack, Lam.
bert Joewernin, L. W. Schmit, and Pierre
Mack. They we're taken before Judge Beebee,
and on his commitment consigned to the
Iombs, with the express understanding tn at
they should remain there until arrangements
are made to send them back from whence
they came.
Two of the conFicts died on the passage from
some contagious disease which broke out among
them during the voyage. 81
The passengers will probably become pub
lie charge, and it remains to be seen what
disposition the Commissioner of Emigration
will make of them. They, it is supposed, are
obliged to receive and take care of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-22

District Judiciary Bill.-Just before We
went to press the House passed the bill to re-
form the Judiciary system Of the District of
Columbia, by vote Of yeas I13, nays 35
A Great speech.-Mr. Pettigru, of South
Carolina, very distinguished lawyer, charmed
large audience, this morning, in the su-
preme Court room by his argument in case
in which testator left his property in trust,
to be expended for the most charitable pur.
poses. Mr.. P. contended that the bequest was
in terms too valid to be effective -
Confirmed by shs. Senate. Jared g. Martin,
of Ark, receiver Of, public moneys at Little
Rock, Ark, vice Benz. F. Dauley, resigned.
The Union accidentally announced this
confirmation by the wrong name of Jacob G
Martin. - =
Worthy Of Note. This morning, the Com
mittse of Ways and Means reported the tw,
remaining general appropriation bills. So they
have thus early cleared their desks of work.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspsrtment.-0n yesterday, the 2lst of Dec
there wore of Treasury Warrants entered O,
the books Of the Department. rI
For tho redemption of stock. .$194,213 II
For paying Treasury debts. 2,5l2 81
For the Customs, ........"..:.. 22S,69s OF
For coveringinto the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. ......... 597 g.
For the War Department. ....... HIPS q
For the Interior Department. 22,293 2!
For repaying in the Interior De-
partment.. .................... 1859 81
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& Baltimore Book" Brushwood ~

"Ben Bols," our Baltimore CORES pondent,
sends US the following:
have just finished the perusal of hand.
somely printed volume, Numbering over three
hundred pages, entitled " BrushWood picked
up on the Continent, or last Summers Trip to
the Old World" by our well known towns.
man Orville Horwitz, Esq. Ta- ;.
1t Is not my usual habit to notice literary
productions in desultory daily correspond
ence but as the author is one among our
most talented citizens, a gentleman of elabo.
rate education and deep scientific research. be-
sides an intimate friend and acquaintance, /
feel disposed to give his book passing notice.
Ihls do, not because he is a citizen, nor be-
cause he Is friend, but that the volume in
review Is one possessing unquestfona able merit,
and Is among the most interesting Of its kind
L have ever read. The style il elevated.
chaste, classic, and beautiful, and the nara
tive throughout replete with interest The
reader Of this work Is carried rapidly through
England, France. Germany, Italy, Switzer-
land, and other parts Of the Old World, where
OBJECTS and incidents, men, manners and
customs, are brought out and presented, al
II IN panoramic view to mental vision, Ieay.
ing vivid impression useful and lasting.
The writer's fort seems to be in the descrip.
tive. Old things become new at his toueh
and objects OF intrinsic merit overlooked by
previous tourists, wake into life and beauty
from his m asterly pen. He scrutinises close
ly, argues logically, and exhibits facts as they
really are. His condensed style dissipates
tedlum, and We follow him throughout his on
tire journey with peculiar delight I should
De pleased to say more of this admirable book,
but must desist by recommending its perusai
to the scholar and to all who desire obtaining
a useful and satisfactory view of the old world.
cannot doubt that those who may run through
Its pleasant pages will come to the finale as
your correspondent has done, with the wish
that our young promising author may give
the world more of his Literary eavIts
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