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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16

BALTImonE PRICES cuanEs'

BALTIMOR PRICES cuH
vok rHs WEEK ssDiss AUGUST H. 'S''
Reported 6y Randolph Il Aatimer'e0 '''
CoES--Receipts heavy and market Fasnef ~ M
We quote White at 69a7o csn's-i'A
70a72 cents. 80,
LAEp-salcs ip bbls. at Sale cents, Kegs 'V'''
cents. o,a
oArs--Receipts lighter than last weeS--ss
sales at 3Sa42 cts.
TAMow-Salcs at loal cents. -,
woo1-sales Of washed at 2saao eents--un''''
ed lsa20 cts ,..,;oa
wurAr-- Receipts continue heavy WIFE w. Ia.
in prices. We quote inferior to so0a la, "a
nj goatsO cts. Good to prime ir'" ',,,,
cts Common white i4ooio' c''
Flour i60al70 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The regular monthly meeting ofthe Board
of Directors of the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road, was held on the 9th inst. The official
report of the business Of tho road for the
month of July, which was read TO the Board
showed the revenue for the mouth to have
been as follows
Main stem. Wash. Dr.. Totals
Fo,~ pas'gers SAL. 40405 24,l49.65 ,544 70
FOR tr,sight 22ssl0.o5 5,osS9o 234, s9s.95
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
DAGUEREEOTYPES.

Mr.. Alban Stewart will open his DAGUER-
REAN RooMs in the house East of the Clerk s
Office, in few days, where he will be we'll
prepared to execute pictures in the highest
style of art. Give him call.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.

rev. JAMES DUNG, of Louisville, Ky, Past
Grand Worthy PEriarch Of the Grand Division
Of Kentucky, will lecture ON TEMPERANCE and the
LroroR TRAgsc, in Martinsburg, Thursday night
18th of August, at the NJ r. Church. Thepublc
are most respectfully invited to- attend,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16

Rss~There are few thinge which afford Us
greater pleasure than sitting down 70 write no.
tice OF the celebrated HooAand's German Bitters
because we are fully conscious we are comforting
public benefit, and our heart tells us that by our
notices many have been induced to take these Bit
ters, and been rescued from death by DYSPEPSIA
Liver Complaint &C., for the cure Of which it i,
certain 1t is prepared and sold only by DR.. G
NJ. Jackson, at the German Medicine Store, No
100 Arch street, Philadelphia. laugust9.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16

coIuxbIa. s. C.. Angus. l1.-T..-
Bragg, the Democratic candidate !, ~. a0ns, !,
Governor Of North Carolina by no, H. s'. y
two thousand majority. The Leg;sls.sa.saa a
Democratic in both branches. fhsrs ' ~ =
probably be ten Democratic ma;o,;,s !. va
Senate. and not less than two, and rro Il y
six In the House. f'0Asl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
NoN-coRRosINE PENS.

In another column will be found the ad-
vertisement of VIM. Evans, agent for the
sale of the above named pens. We have
given these pens fair trial, and can safely
say they are the best we ever used. Try
them.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16

u A calculating housewife lately applied
at reslstsr Office for new servant. She
stated that she had discharged her last ON
the suspicion that she was dishonest, because
she had given her seven apples to peel, and
she had only returned twenty-seven quarters,
when there should have been twenty-eight.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
KNOW NOTHING VICTORIES.

The candidates of the Know Nothings for
Judicial, County, aud Municipal Officers we're
elected in Louisville, Ky. by handsome ma
jorities on Monday of last week; ard on the
same day, in the county opposite Cincinnati
they swept the field by about five hundred
majority
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
TIE DROIGuT.

The drought still continues severe and
undated. The rain on Saturday last hard
ly served to lay the dust. Vegetation that
is not already dead, is suffering excessively,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
KNow-NoTnsNC VICTORY.

The Know-Nothings cleetdd their ticket at
Mobile on Monday last for Co mmissioners Of
Revenue, Auditor of Public Acts and Coun-
ty Assessor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
NoRTH CAROLINA ELECTION,

The returns from the entire State of the
vote for Governor has been received, and
foOts up as follows Bragg, democrat, 49,
500; Dockery, wing, $4,000. 1t is the lar
gest vote ever polled in the State.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16


BaySatisGed that our subscribers and
readers do not desire or expect us to meet
all the "argaments" and repel all the auda-
cious accusations of the Republican pre-
fcrring that we should lay before them, mat :
tiers of some value TO them-and having nci-
thef the inclination nor the time to expose
its reckless statements, we shall leave them
to that condemnation to which they will surely
be subjected by the enlightened sentiment Of
the people of the county. We shall not ar.
que, while q case is before the Court, the
question of Law or fact involved in it. We
shall not attempt to influence the action of
the Court upon the pending contest for the
SheriAalty. This is practice which, from
The earliest period, has been frowned upon in
all well ordered communities. We shall,
above all, net fellow its bad aud imprudent
example in attempting to cajolo :he Court by
fatte sy or to isnimidate it by threats We
shall, as respects its threats, merely say, that
While we smile at their impotency, it is the
duty ofail respectable citizens of the County,
to chastise this license Of the Press and teach
its conductors and all others. that rebellious,
or mutinous. or revolutionary sentiments, be-
long not to our people Such appeals to
bad passions are derogatory to the character
of our citizens. aud insulting to them as indi-
viduals. Much less shall we hurl back the
assaults upon private character and wholesale
calumny with both Of which the Republican
of last week was loaded. They receive as
we well know, an indignant response from
some, while all others who read them, dismiss
them with smile of utter contempt and in :
difference.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16

Railway & Co., have likewise discovered sry
REMEDY for the cure of Scrofula, Ridkets Nodes
and Syphilis. In ten minutes after taking Il,
first dose the patient feels it working in the sys
TEN.
1t produces an electrical effect upon the blood
1t cleanses, purifes und cnriehes it.
1t resolves and removes oil diseased deposit,
from the fluids and solids
1t binds up and strengthens the WORKOUT and
decayed parts Of the system, impar.ing renewed
yigor and vitality to every organ and secretion in
the body. This new and extraordinary remedy
is called Railways Renovating Resolvont. The
sick and pain suffering are invited 10 ealat Rad.
way s. Co.'S Principal Office, GO Fulton st. A
regular Physician aonstnntly in attendance. Al-
vice gratis July SIT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
IOWA ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Aug. IL Returns have been
received from seventeen counties in Iowa of
the vote for Governor, and Grimes, the whie
candidate, is HOO ahead.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16

gtTWnY WILL YB SUFFER f--Nisons letter
Ointment is the only for all kinds Of skin
diseases. If you are afflicted with letter, Ring
worm, or Itch, try it at once and be cured. For
sale by WI. llEsLErISE.
Jan. IS, "a.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16

be- Richard |. Cowman, Esq, late CASH
Ter of the Farmers Bank of Maryland, died
at Annapolis, on the 4th inst, in the 9th
year of his age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
THE GAZETTE.
..,..1..M 50.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST le, 1854
Mr.. FAULKNEa,s LETTER

The last "Republican" volunteers an sex
planation" Of the mystery attending his pro-
curing and publishing letter written to us
by Mr.. Faulkner, in advance of our know
ledge Of its existence it is real, gen.
nine "explanation," just such as the Gre
publican only can make-"easily." 1t
says:
at 1.-THE letter. was enclosed in an envel-
ope TO q member of the bar Of this town,
with instructions to hand it to the Editor of
of the Gazette"
1t reached here on Monday, and the
"member Of the bar" to whom the letter was
sent, and the Editor of the Gazette being
absent we did not get the letter--it would
not keep until our next issue, and Kit was ac-
cordipgly inserted in the Republican" OF
course we are ''answered," aud satisfied too,
and was, before the Republican opened his
"capacious mouth" upon the subject. We
learned all we care TO know about it, on last
Thursday, from the s'member Of the bar"
himself.
For the faithful execution of the work
upon any circulars" issued from our oflice,we
are responsible, n OF only to the party getting
the work done, but to any body else who
feels Oh interest in the matter. The circu-
lars, to which we suppose the Republican
refers, that is ''Mr. Fry's statement and Aft
davit," were printed at our Office, and for
what was there done nee are responsible, and
if the Editor will ask the person who brought
the job to our office, we have no doubt he
will learn all about it. sis the Republican
answered 2"
p. S.-The subject of ''seeret circulars"
ono would think, ought to be delicate
matter with the Republican.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
r.. r. Il. No. / AND R. n. n. N )

X. X. IL. No. AND r.. n. n. No. ..
An offer to the Sick--Rsdway & Co., will guar.
antee that Railways Ready Relief will stop Il.
most severe paroxysms Of pain in few minute,
Persons suffering with Neuralgia or other ner.
yous pains are invited to call at their Office ls2
Fulton street, and make a trial of the Ready Re.
lief IL relieves the most torturing pains imme.
dlately. In 1--WE minutes it will convince The
most skeptical OF its quick and powerful pain re.
lieving properties
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16
IOWA ELECTION.

Seventeen Counties in Iowa have been
heard from, making Grimes the wing candi-
date for Governor 100 ahead.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-16

Esas- Somebody says very beautifully -
: As SINAI! planets arc nearest the sun, So are
little children nearest to God
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

The Russian Consul at Servia has denounc-
ed Prince Alexander, of Servia, as the secre'
adbereut of the Porte. The elders OF The Varl'
ous d;s,rcts met and resolved to watch the
movements Of Alexander.
There is talk ofrecalling from exile obre-
nolvitsch.
L. is reported that Rodzewitch, late secreta'
~ to Prince Cortschikoff, had been shot at o.
Petersburgh; in consequence ef corresponding
with the Turks.
ltis also reported that an insuTectiOn hae
broken out IN Russian Armenia.
Some London papers intimate disagree
ment in the Cabinet on the Eastern quesGOn
which has caused Lord Palmerstons reslgna
tion. :,
The Russians have gained battle on the
Armenian frontier 1000 Turks were killed
The Turks have captured Ackaszich. 1t II
reported also that they have captured the I'M
portant fortress of AlexandroPle;
schamyl, the Circassian leader. and selim
Pacha are gradually approaching each other
takipg4he fortresses on their line Of march.
Prince Warrenzoff was surrounded at Te-
Ais. and hi, retreat was cut off.
schamyl had captured six Russian fOrtresse'
after had dghtlng and heavy losses on both
sides. He also defeated $4,000 Russians un'
der Gen Orleans.
The Turks lost eleven ships, not thirteen, a
the battle of 5inope, of which three were tran
sports. The Russians lost seven ships. The
,Gair is not so disastrous to the Turks as al
| FIRST reported.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05
what like 10 see.

Ike to see people know more about other
peoples business than others do themselves =
Good citizens.
like to see people run their heads out of
the window to gap at people passing by.--
Good breeding.
like to see persons flling up the path ..
that ladies have to valk round in the mud.-~s
Gallantry.
And SO on cd iafaiiam
The man who carried the thing 70 faf hss
LEI i drop Ias sisssiais afsr hint !
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NOmsmilImg a Creditor

There was a certain lawyer on the Cape, q
long time ago, the only one in those 'dlggings"
then, and for aught l know, at present. He
was a man we'll to do in the world and what
WIS surprising in the limb Ofthe law, averse
to encouraging litigation.
One day client came to him in the mos!
terrible rage.
"Look here Squire" said he, ''that ere bias
ted shoemaker down Pigeon Cove, has gone
and sue me for the money for pair of boots
l owed him.
"Did the boots suit you?a
"0h! yes I've got them on now--fust rate
boots"
"Fair price?'
''Oh, yes"
"Then you owe him the money honest
ly%
Course"
"Well why dOn'tyOu pay him?"
"Why, cause the blasted snop went and
sued me, aad want to keep him out Of the
money if l kin"
at will cos: you something"
81 don't keer cuss for that. How much
money do you want to begin With"
"Oh! ten dollars will do"
"Is :ha. all? Well here's an X. so go ahead, y
and the client went out, very satisfied with the
beginning.
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Three Days Ia 'cr From Ear1pe,
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.


New YoRK, Dec. 80;
The steamer Africa arrived here this morn
ing With Liverpool dates to Saturday, the 18th
being three days later than the advices Of the
Pacific.
Lord Palmerston has resigned in conse-
qence of his indspositon to support Lord Rus
stls Reform Bill
METERS from Bucharest dated the 9th Dec.
ammo ,nce the suspension Of hestlities on the
Danut ..
The impression at Vienna is strong that the
Eastern question will be arranged satisFactOr-
lily.
1t is reported that the Russia naval divi'
sion with 5000 troops on board has been repul.
sed at Cheftlken. One Of the Russian steam.
ers was destroyed and frigate dismantled;
1900 Russians were killed.
Another engagement occurred near Abaca
between Turkish steamer and a Russian fri
gate and brig: the latter withdre" in shat
tered state. ss
Four allied steamers have gone to CODstanti-
nople.
The Russian manifesto Of Nov. lst has eau
sed immense excitement in Greece. The
Greek government is taking severe prcautiOna'
~ measures
The frigatc Johonis arrived at Alexandris
on the e5th Nov.
Il was reported on the 18TH Vienna, thai
.he combined Russian and Persian army were
about to march on Erzeroum.
k. The defeat at sinOpe caused great sensation
at Constantinople. A grand Disan was held,
Al whieb all the foreign ministers we've pre-
sent
There is no doubt but that the whole allied
force will soon enter the Black Sea-
Ths carnage at tsDspe vas immense. h.
s1uH.. r..sr s "a
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(PRosPECTUs. J

BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE
RDPUBLIcATIoN OF THE LONDON QUARTERLY, THE
EDINBURGH, THE NORTH BRITISH, AND THE
WESTMINSTER REVIEWS AND BLAcKwooD s
EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.
Leonard Scott d Co., Publishers. 70 Frlton,
Ond 81 Gold streets, .New York.
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TIL Sc periodicals are the critical censors oI
the British scholastic and literary world. By
their criticisms, they aid readers in the selection
Of standard valuable books. and by the cpl
tones which they present often obviate the ne
cessity of consulting works too vOluminous for
general examination. They fll place VII ch
American Magazines cannot supply; for thcs
discuss topics relating more strictly to the j.
fairs, political religious scientific and literary,
of the continent Of Europe. They are conduct
ed by the best talents of Great Britain; and are
engaged with the most important questions
which interest or agitate the civilized world
Wheever subscribes to them all, may read the
ab!es representatives of the principal parties
into which the people of Great Britain are di,
Yided.
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their papers the pub isheg msY ssnlinae ~ usnk
them uutil aneafagea are paid
u sulseFilsrs nss lect e Fsiuss y tlls nsh
paPsFs lrom ohoss 10 uhlsh lhsy are ssat. he
ere he'd rrsponsibls III they havs sssl u tksk
bills and ofdeFsd their Psp { slseouiHusi
II subseFibsY rpmsss 70 stAsr plssss uisAsa
notifying the pUblishsT. snd ihs paper q nst saa
u iOrnsr tilecdoa thsy are hs rsspenaikIs
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II mems brains are not in Their legs, how
comes it that people can speak SO much better
when they stand up than when they sit down?
Answerby return mail.
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THE EDINBURG REVIEW.

j. the exponent of the Wing party in Grea
Britain having from its commencement adyo,
Gated Freedom and the rights of the people,
When the war apparently Of determination was
waged against France by British Tory rulers,
and during which occurred the second great
struggle of England with our own country,
this review first unfurled the fag Of resistance
and made, by its unanswerable and eloquent
appeals ia behalf of malienable rights the hall
Of British legislation and even The throne ltsel
to tremble. The graphic and stirring de inca.
tions Of those events presented in the pages oI
that distinguished Journal exhibit the truest
portraiture of those pelilous days to be found
perhaps. in the language. Its influence was
becoming SO apparent, that at length the lead.
ers Of the Tory party, II whom tue thunders
Of its sloquence were especially directed, found
it too powerful an instrament to be resisted BY
ordinary means. and bsnSs they established
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met thee in my early youth.
When life was young and fair,
che magic ehOrms stols DER my soul.
And lsh their impress there.
lgave to thee heari unstained
With sins Of after years
A heart which never crised to love,
In Sunshine or in tears |
Tho years have passed since first We met
And youths bright dreams are gone p
Yet art thou now as dear to me,
As in life's early morn |
Amid the cold unfeeIing crowd,
Thine angel form see;
And in its slumb'ring reveries,
My spirit turns to the !
The spell which thou didst cast upon
My spirit in its youth.
Has proved a shield in after life,
OF fpunty and truth;
The magic power DER my soul
Has shed a sunny ray
OF flcve and purest sympathy,
Which ne'er can fade away
Oh lady /! tho l dare not hope
To call thee ever mine
For clouds are gath'ring Ger my path
Which ne'er must darken thine
Yet in the temple of my heart,
The veStal fame shall glow;
Which clothed ms dreams of early youth
Ia beauty-"long ago p
THE HOUR OF PRAYER.
Ny God! is any hour so sweet,
From blush Of morn to evening star,
As that which calls me TO thy feet
,.tss The hour Of prayer
Blest be that tranquil hour Of morn,
And blest that hour of solemn eve,
When, on the wings Of prayer upborne,
The world leave
For then day Of spring shines on me,
Brighter than morn ETHEREAL glow;
And richer dews descend from Thee,
Than earth can know.
Then is my strength by Thee renewed:
Then arr my sins BY Thee forgiven.
Then dost Thee cheer my solitude
With hopes of Heaven.
Words cannot tell what blest relief
Here for my every want find,
What strength for warfare balm for grief? :?
What peace of mind !!
flushed is each doubt-,gone every fear
My spirit in Heaven seems to stay;
And cen ths penitential tear
Is wiped away
Oh till reach yon peaceful shore,
No privilege SO dear shall be;
As thus my inmost eOul TO pour
In prayer to Thee
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ais there much water in the cistern, Bid
dy?" inquired gentleman Ofhis Irish girl, IS
she came up fromthe cellar.
ut is full at the bottom sir, but there's none
on top" said Biddy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-01-05

DR., Lispenard, of Albany, has just invented
wash that will remove spots from anything. "
Wing editors should have it to keep their con-
sciences clean.
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Sustained, then. as these distinguished
works are and ever have been, by the highest
order OF scholastic ability and political sagaOi-
ty, we need not be surprised TO end them ec-
cupying such proud preeminenee among the
literary productions of the world, and the neg
lect of their high claims upon the consideration
of all classes oi the inieli ct community, would
necessarily argue a corresponding Indifference
to the great interests of lh. common veal
But spirit philosophical inquiry is abroad
among the people; and to the honor Of the age
may il be stated, that ignorance is no longer
deemed misfortune, but a fault: and assuIsdly
the fault is not lessened when we find such
rare advantages thus pla;ed within our gasp;
and however trite, also, may be the remark, it
is not the less true, that if the cultivation Of
literature brings its own reward, the neglect
Of it brings its punishment. With these views,
therefore, the America publishers respectful
" beg to invite the e>zeial attention Of the
fellow -cili2ns 10 the Reprints Of the several
Periodicals here referred o, feeling confident
that in doing SO they will not only subservs
the best interests Of popular intelligence, but
will. at the S e time, add to the general hap
piness Of the nation, by imparting 10 the pub
lie mind healthful stimulus for high rider
of intellectual pleasure.
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GlRROLLFON CARROLL COUNTY OHIO, THURSDAY January TL
WHOLE NUMBER 100

the "QssrOrly," ora Il is distinguished =.
Hong The American Reprints, -
THE LosDoY QUARTERLY REVIEW
whereby TO eOunieraet that Influence which n,
Ils POSsrISi r'al sIertei againsi their meas
uhts' The Two great pohlieaI parties thus
uiaoe strenuous Efforts through their respect.
I've organs for The prOmuIgalioa Of their ahlag.
ohist principles; aud dunbga long series Of
years these two lesding periodical. have con-
eentTated the labors, the talent and the ipau.
enee Of Ihe AdherenIs Of tie Whig and Tory
parties Of Great Rntain.
Men Of The highes; literary rank, % veil a.
digntaTirs civil and eceIesi4slie: have eOniribs
uled TO tie pages Of these works; am ny them
might be mentioned some Of the most TesDleu.
dent names on the scroll Of fame. Among the
regular contributors 70 The London Review
were Souihey Scott: LOckhart (ils present edi-
to'l APPer'ey. Ferguson, WordsWorth, Lord
hahon' DR.. Milan, (Wh ,se articles on Orienta-
literature have been so highly esteemed, J and
that wonderful woman of science, Mrs. Somer
Ville' with many others scarcely less eelebral
ed. Then again in the Edinburgh Review, it
Is enough to mention the following names any
! ne OF which would Of itself insure high de-
dree Of renOEn to any work with Wicb it might
De associated, we refer 10 Jafrey, Napier,
Brougham, Macintosh and Maealsy; the 6rst
81 whom during bis long connexlon with the
Review actually wrote, on the average one
third OF the articles that grsced it, brilliant pai
ges, while the universally admired essays o
oi the last, republishsd 80 extensively in our
own and the parent country leave us in no
manner Of doubt as 70 their great intrinsic
merit.